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hoffman two, film critics who know his work very well, david denby of the new yorker magazine and ao tony scott of "the new york times", i am pleased to have them here at this table. so i begin by asking you, just to think out loud about philip seymour hoffman. >> well, you know, when i heard the news yesterday, it came as a real shock, obviously, being as young as he was and very much it seemed in his prime, having just recently in the master on the screen and death of a salesman on the stage, delivered two just extraordinary performances. and i was, felt much more personally affected by this than by many celebrity passings and i didn't know him at all, i never met him, but we are about the same age and i felt like my education as a moviegoer, and then as a film critic was in a way linked with his career, the movies that mattered to me in the late nineties some of the independent movies and that kind of great flowering of american independence cinema, boogie nights, happiness, he was in those and he was really indelible and memorable in those, and then he kept -- he was both a wonderful charac

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scott liveley. msnbc news writer tony docopo. >> let's correct your name. >> it's been messed up for years. >> tell cott liveley, what have you learned about him? >> scott lively, he's from massachusetts but he was an acontact growing up he hoboed his way across america and got involved in an organization called oregon city alliance. as the communications director he succeeded in passing the very first and to date only anti-gay propaganda bill in america. so for a time in the suburb of oregon you couldn't do anything outwardly gay without being accused of breaking the law by promoting the acceptance of this sinful lifestyle. now, that exact same language is what we've seen in russia where lively went on a roaming homophobia tour in 2006 and 2007 and uganda he did the same thing. >> but why russia and ewe and did uganda? why so far from home? >> as you say the war at home has been lost. only one-third of americans say society should reject such. you get inverse numbers overseas. so there's not a lot of free floating homophobia in russia, of course, fwlut wasn't a lot of strategy in how to keep gay cu

>> one thing i liked about the latest venture capital round, as scott mentioned a lot of technology investors participated. i like how tony conrad of true ventures told tech crunch, listen, i could lie and pretend like this has a tech angle but it really doesn't. it's just coffee. >> why are so many technology people and people who traditional invest in technology companies so excited about blue bottle? >> i think about that a lot. i'm not sure i have some leading theories. one is that -- actually a friend of mine who has been in tech for a long time said people in tech in their form tif years they are up coding and everything and bond with coffee early on. so there's a tremendous sort of kinship that coffee is basically fueling their careers or had got them started. that's one kind of plausible scenario. another plausible scenario in coffee, one of our battles is to tell people who made coffee the same way for 20 years, that maybe they could stand a little improvement. and that's hard. that's a tough hospitality issue for us and something we try very hard to be good at and gracious at. with tech, there's sort of like hac

tony dwyer is the chief equity strategist. welcome back. >> great to see you, scott. >> what do you make of what's going on in the market of late? >> most people don't realize if you look at the market since the middle of last november it's pretty much plus or minus, very little change. the last time i was on the show was at the robin hood conference. i was looking for a correction at that point. i still think we're in it. that said, this is an extraordinary time for equities and history has shown that we're replicating valuation expansions of the 1980s and 1990s. if that remains true -- because it is true. if it remains true, you can get to 19 or 20 times earnings by the end of this year. i think i'm overly conservative even though i'm one of the more bullish guys out in the street. >> you're looking for big, multiple expansion. your target for the s&p is 1955. >> and i think i'm actually too low. what i have assumed is a 17 multiplier on 115 earnings. if you -- from the valuation low of 1985 and the very end of 1994, in both of those occurrences, they started from

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scott. we all know it's a great company, amazing product. we're all captivated. the ceo is tony stark.t. stock is up 500% since january 2013. it's 128 forward pe. in the meantime, $24 billion market cap which is half the size of general motors. meanwhile, gm is doing 85 times the amount of revenue. so i think tesla is fantastic. but the you're long it looking for something to take profits, i don't think it would be the worse on earth to lock this one? >> flight cancelations since december thanks tort winter weather but airline stocks include that of our next guest are soaring. shares of spirit airlines are up 150% over the past year. joining us now fresh off the earnings call is the president and the ceo of spirit airlines, ben. ben, welcome to the show. it's a good pleasure to welcome you to the "halftime" show. >> thanks a lot. >> you look like you have palm trees in the backdrop there. uh-uh deniable -- >> 84 degrees here. >> don't rub it in. the winter weather undeniably is having an impact on your business but how deep is that moving forward? >> well, you know, we have had a rough

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