-- a guy like steve wynn finally had enough and erupts, steve wynn is a democrat he voted for barack obama and had close ties. so i think you see this as a equal opportunity, not a republican issue not a democrat issue but a frustration in the be community. neil: i think you hit the nail on the head. that it is a frustration on part of the business community, we have seen it coming out of likes of brokerage firms, ratio of almost 5 to 1 giving to mitt romney rather than guy they were drown to 4 years ago barack obama. we're seeing it evan high-tech executives, intel ceo saying that policies don't help us, so this seems to be spreading like like a wildfire, but mr. wynn's comes so north worthy he was not afraid to go out on the limb and be so publicly blunt about it, do you expect others to follow? >> it is difficult for others to do, that but privately you hear a lot of concern nation over this -- concern nation. neil: why? >> you know be people are not politicians, we like to do things behind the scenes and influence government policy in a polite way. you hear this constant demagogu

. >> greta: steve wynn has a lot more. and you will hear it all. the fwluf gloves about to come off in kentucky, vice-president joe biden versus congressman paul ryan. dick morris looks ahead to the debate. why wasn't there enough security at our libya consulate on september 11? the congress grilled the state department and the white house continues to dodge the issue. why the dodge? coverup or incompetence? >> initial assessments in the immediate aftermath of the attack in benghazi were made. and it was a government-wide assessment, the foundation of what ambassador right rice sa oe limited faces that we had available to us at that time. >> let's understand, there was no protest. and cameras reveal that and the state department, the fbi and others have that video. speaking of video, the one in california made by an individual and out there for a period of time, also clearly had no direct effect on this attack. >> when i was in libya, good part of the day, never once did a person ever mention a video. never. and i am fascinated to know and understa

. >> the king of vegas, steve wynn. >> the idea of building something that would make people go wow has struck me just about as the coolest thing in the world to do. >> and t. boone pickens who built his own oil company and did even better after he left it. three of america's biggest success stories on keeping america great. >> i would get out of the mideast is what i'd do. >> because what they say could help everyone. >> the most patrioticing thing you could do as an american is get filthy stinking rich and then pay lots in taxes to we can do all these things we're talking about. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." i'm tony robbins in for piers morgan. tonight i'm going to be with three men that probably can come up with some real solutions to get america growing again. they've certainly done that in huge businesses. we begin with mark cuban, the billionaire owner of the dallas mavericks. he started off at age 10 selling garbage sacks because his father wouldn't buy him sneakers. he founded a company he sold to yahoo! for $5 billion. then he paid $285 million for the dallas mavericks an

you listen to steve wynn and he is talking aboutixing edioketh tate t sdents do this, tax credit ford that. the only way to fix edution is school vouchers. so to me, they are both an example of, in the london school whehenos a g profeoral enndy going to go in with screw drivers and tirvegger and fine-tune. it i am afraid the democrats are guilty of haand the republicans are there. they have different constituencies they are tryg up. realht wrekirom w aum hypothetical, first one, president obama is re-elected. second one, governor romney wins. a year from now, are you -- which presidency is going to likely -- are you likel to hire >> w that's a tough one because -- i think the right way to understand this is, you go to a dentist and you say, i have a tooth ache. he gives you novacane and you say, no, no,av c he gaves novacane. it's okay. but at some point, have you to if i can the pblem. george bush started it. barack obama has given bigger doses. don't see mittne mt eyba ate isd s itan gsba could fix things a little bit better. but all i hear from either is various forms ofigger and

steve wynn, 16,000 employees one of the most successful businessmen in the world. his quote.ned if i want to have him, obama, lecture me about small business and jobs. guys like me are job creators. we have don't like having bullseyes on our back. i can't stand the idea of being demagogueed. put down by a president who is never created any jobs and who doesn't even understand how the economy works. >> bob: the idea of being demagogueed by steve wynn to me this guy -- >> dana: why? >> bob: he started in out the garbage business. >> kimberly: so what? >> greg: somebody has to pick up the garbage. >> bob: they do. they pay for the landfills out here and dump them out here. >> dana: use them in commercials. >> bob: steve wynn is one of the most devious, deceitful people i have ever run across. the idea that this guy -- he runs a bunch of casinos. it won't say what i'd like to say because i don't want to get sued. >> kimberly: you seem to like him. >> bob: i don't like him. >> kimberly: you like casinos. >> bob: i won't go to one of his. he's a jerk. >> greg: only jobs obama creat

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steve wynn owns a lot of casinos including the wynn in vegas.7-page pamphlet in how to vote. it says the prefer candidates support policies that promote a friendly business and living environments to wynn resorts our approximately 12,000 employees and gaming industry as a whole. they're in nevada, which is a swing state. that's a wink, wink, nod nod vote our way or we might fire you. they didn't say who to vote for on the presidential ticket, but i don't know if you could figure it out in this report watch. >> i created 250,000 direct and indirect jobs. that's exactly--the number is 250,000. that's 250,000 more than this interest, who i'll be damned if i want to have him lecture me about small business and jobs. i'm a job creator. guys like me are job creators. we don't like having a bull's eye painted on our back and the president as tried to put himself between me an my employees. >> how. >> by class warfare. by deprecating and calling a group that makes money billionaires and millionaires who don't pay their share. >> cenk: wait a minute. you

back with my three most incredibly successful men in america, mark cuban, steve wynn and t.ckens. this is a short segment. if you could do one thing, you're president of the united states, you could do one thing to make a difference in this economy and our culture and our ability to grow america again, what would it be? boone? >> depend on your own resources. we have the cheapest oil, the cheapest gas in the chorld. get on your own resources. the countries that are successful around the world are those that are -- there's no country in the world that's on their own resources that's struggling. and we have the resources. washington does not understand. >> i'd say, recognize that intellectual capital is our best resource, that we have -- >> scaleability? >> because we have the most brains of any country in the world and that we're innovating -- we're innovating more rapidly than any other country. we have to continue to invest in them. but their challenge is all those people who aren't selling their intellectual capital. they're using their hands, using their time, in order to

>>neil: you say stuff like this and you mentioned something interesting, steve wynn, when he talked about talking to many, many business men and women who say the same thing, but they don't say the same thing publicly. why do, if that is the case, so few in the business community speak out to the degree if they have real concerns about the president the way you do or steve wynn does? the president has gone through a lifetime where people don't criticize him. you can say whatever the reason is and everyone has different reasons but he has gone through a life of lack of criticism. the single biggest point of criticism was the poor performance in the debate. that was a very poor performance. on the other hand, mitt romney was fantastic. he did a great job. people have not criticized obama. they don't want to be called racist. you call bill clinton essentially a racist. i know bill clinton and that is not a racist. but people don't want to be put in that position. until this last week, i have never seen so much negativity about president obama as i have not last week. that is because of his p

because of this country, they were able to do it because of this country, started from nothing, steve wynnavid rubenstein, the carlyle droop. >> can be done again today? >> absolutely. doing this every day. every day companies visit us that are interesting to invest in, people start themselves, entrepreneurs find niches, find opportunities. but people like kevin plank, you see them and you can't miss them and you see tommy pritzker. >> ron baron, thank you for having us today. you give us hope where businesses can really go. i'll send it back to you becky. >> andrew, thank you, great stuff from you and ron. when we come back, wells fargo earnings and former house majority leader d.c. aick armey talk about what he thought of the vice presidential debate. a crash management system and the world's only tridion safety cell which can withstand over three and a half tons. small in size. big on safety. [ male announcer ] the exceedingly nimble, ridiculously agile, tight turning, fun to drive 2013 smart. ♪ >>> earnings alert! [ siren ] we'll break down reports from wells fargo and jpmorgan and chr

. >> rose: steve wynn understand this is too. >> steve wynn follows that in a major way. >> rose: they should build a statue in las vegas for steve wynn. >> rose: really? why do you say that? >> because he was the one who turned it around to become an entertainment mecca, you know, personally, he put his voice on the screen. >> rose: oh, know he. >> so he is building major complexes and is developing the service attitude, and which is very difficult in hotels of that scale. >> rose: and first person showcase arts in huge paint ticks, picasso and a whole range of other people. >> yes, he employed the same principles that steve jobs, four seasons. >> rose: exactly. >> the aesthetics do mean something. people do recognize and appreciate things that look good. >> rose: design and aesthetics. >> design, aesthetics and function. >> rose: prince alawid and bill gates, there was to bid there, i mean you basically chose the buyer. >> right. >> rose: was that pair to your stockholders? >> well. >> rose: rather than maximizing whatever bid or did you argue if i do that i will do damage to the com

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gerri: casino mogul steve wynn calling president obama's love on job creation.next gerri: is the president out of luck? is he a brisk four american businesses? let's ask our experts. great to have you both here. i want to play this sound bite from steve wynn to give you a sense of what he said. >> i'm a job creator, guys like me are job creators and we don't like having a bull's-eye painted on our back. i can't stand the idea of being demagogue. gerri: strong words, of course, and when is a mobile of wynn resorts. how we respond that? is he one of many tos that deals put off by the president? >> he was a former obama supporter, and he has fallen off the train with good reason. uncertainty has to be the number one reasons. the president spent an entire year working on that health care law. after that, you had the offering. businesses are sitting and waiting to have washington tell them what their costs are going to be in relation to those two laws. and i think he is right. the obama administration is sitting on the peoples backed. gerri: jump in, i hear this from

steve wynn says i'll be damned if i'll let him lecture me about small businesses and joshgs, i'm a jobme are craters and don't like having a bulls eye on our backs. >> and running a corporation, and small businesses, have they just walked away from this administration? >> it was very interesting, stuart. i was with a small business think tank yesterday. and while not every small business owner had exactly the same feelings about every aspect of politics, the one thing that everybody agreed on is that they have no voice in washington. so, the small business owner, as well as steve wynn is incredibly frustrating, business is a meritocracy, they live by accountability, live by responsibility and they live by bridging gaps between people that have differing objectives and that's a complete frustration for business owners that the current administration is not doing the same thing. >> now, is it legislation, regulation, like obamacare and dodd-frank and energy, that kind of thing? is it regulation that's really upsetting small business or is it that they just don't think president obama get

i love steve wynn. i spent time with him, a very impressive man. walk me through his whole career. a couple of hours together. it is a phenomenal story. 250,000 people over the course of his life -- just in vegas. he is building facilities elsewhere. what a -- what a rebuke of obama. what did you think? >> absolutely. in fact, i was at the wynn encore, fantastic. this guy really knows how to run his businesses. he is a democrat. he voted for obama four years ago. that's what make this is criticism incredibly devastating. look, nobody should be surprised when we hear from the top job creators. barack obama once described his very brief time in the private sector as being, quote, behind enemy lines. this is how he views the private sector. remember, he said to joe the plumber, i think when you spread the wealth around, it's good for everybody. he said, at some point, have you made enough money. and recently, he said the private sector's doing just fine. you tell that-- >>> this president of hope and change has -- is dividing everybody. he said a very interesting thing. he said he is

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and steve wynn betting on china. he believes something very bullish is in store for china and has a source inside the chinese government claiming the country is going to privatize and liberalize certain industries leading to massive expansion. said the u.s. may want to follow suit of the chinese. which would be a big deal, obviously. dagen: except delta. had to remove him at present this guy has a huge raging staph infection. this will make you smile legitimately. cheap gas, prices under $2 per gallon. we will tell you where and why. connell: ohio, concerns over absentee ballots. will have to wait maybe for weeks a to see who the next president is. first, a look at the dollar. here's how it is performing today against the other currencies around the world. sometimes investing opportunities are hard to spot. you have to dig a little. fidelity's etf market tracker shows you the big picture on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may b

now that was steve wynn, the ceo pren horeob hes ao correct in saying the president has failed this countryecause as of september, there are 61,000 fewer americans working than when obama took office in january of 2009. here with reaction, the author se, tleusst en wi eint b is in just a minute. monica crowley. and from the fox business network, sandra smith. what's the bleep? >> i am not giving it up. use your imagination. >> sean: okay. ioveteven. enmehimy prvean walk me through his whole career. we spent a couple of hours together. it is a phenomenal story. 250,000 people over the course of his le -- just in vegas. he isuigacie wh at a-haukf obama. what did you think? >> absolutely. in fact, i was at the wynn encore fantastic. this guy really knows how to run his businesses. he is a democrat. heoted for obama four years th w mth is loobody should be surprised when we hear from the top job creators. barack obama once described his very brief time in the private sector as being,uote, behi enemy lines. this is how he views the private seor. thalunt'd f everybody. he said, at some point, hav

what steve wynn is saying that i heard so many business owners say.he recentment is not just being denigrated by the president but the fact that he doesn't seem to understand how jobs get created in the first place. not by some government grant or stimulus program but people who have the guts to take the risk to start a business often taking every dime of their personal save is, mortgaging their house and putting everything they ever owned and hoped to own on the line to create a business and if it fails ungle sugar is not there to bail them out and make it somehow feel better. they have to suck it up and start all over again. and some of them, not many but some of them end up being dog gone successful and pay taxes through the kazoo all their whole life and then to have created jobs to have put people to work to have every week sweated out whether they will have enough money to meet the payroll and then have the president of the united states act like they are criminal because they are not even paying more in taxes when most of the people that the pr

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what steve wynn is saying that i heard so many business owners say. the recentment is not just being denigrated by the president but the fact that he doesn't seem to understand how jobs get created in the first place. not by some government grant or stimulus program but people who have the guts to take the risk to start a business often taking every dime of their personal save is, mortgaging their house and putting everything they ever owned and hoped to own on the line to create a business and if it fails ungle sugar is not there to bail them out and make it somehow feel better. they have to suck it up and start all over again. and some of them, not many but some of them end up being dog gone successful and pay taxes through the kazoo all their whole life and then to have created jobs to have put people to work to have every week sweated out whether they will have enough money to meet the payroll and then have the president of the united states act like they are criminal because they are not even paying more in taxes when most of the people that the

neil you talked about business leaders are pushing back from president obama colleaguing steve wynn andand mr. otis and head of white castle. we will look at that and have fun with picking on bob beckel. and the woman who was attacked for supporting mitt romney, an african-american actress. she stood her ground and she doubled down on it and we will talk about that. >>neil: thank you, eric. >> and team obama is worried now about the win, and donor sources are talking, and wait until you hear what you are saying. >>neil: we hear the president's re-election attempt is sweating not so much because numbers on the polls show the president is falling but no one is believing the economic numbers the president is publicking. charles gasparino on the story we do not hear. >>guest: i have a few sources, wall street games that are involved in politics and one i had a conversation with about the reaction of axelrod to the debate performance. not just that. he, of course, is the chief political guru of obama. what he has realized, david axelrod, is that it is not just the debate. the debate was a se

. >> the king of vegas, steve wynn. >> the idea of building something that would make people go wow hasut as the coolest thing in the world to do.

steve wynn wood leading into this segment.rs here showing cleveland is open for business. we talked to the biggest business leaders from all sectors of the economy from oil to banking to the nfl who have proved this place does rock. it's the place to be. >> we were $8 billion in the hole, the largest deficit in history of the our state and we balanced the budget and built this rainy day fund. then we told the regulators, look, business is not enemy. we need good regulation. we have very tough regulations on hydraulic fracturing but regulations are not duplicative. we don't need to spend all day, getting in a situation with business where we can't give them an answer. when they find we're not doing a very good job in something we go right back at it. >> as we look at all of this. talk about this as a business hub and a tourism hub. $100 million a year come through the rock hall of fame. >> $100 million impact. half a million people come here. on average stay two nights from from more than 100 countries. 50 states. >> every year