zuckerman spoke to. that is an accurate assessment of your personality?ou want to add something to that so people perhaps get the right impression? >> well, sure i do. first of all, i'm not a morning person and that strikes people as odd because i have to get up at 4:30 in the morning but i'm better at 12:00 than i am at 7:00. second of all, i instituted about three years ago, you know, at 8:00 in the morning, a time where a professional or other employee could play their own rock song for four or five minutes within the trading room and actually instituted a congo line, the first time it was done several years ago, around the trading room to let employees know that it was okay to scream and shout and let it all hang out. so i thought that was very unfair. it takes me five cups of coffee to wake up and perhaps that's the impression that people got. >> i have been out there, as you know. i have seen you and mohammed work together in person. you describe him as a friend a few weeks ago on this program. would you still describe mohammed el erian as a friend?

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in here with more is the reporter that broke the story for "the wall street journal" is gregory zuckermangregory, you have everybody talking about this story. i think everybody and their mother owns a piece of pimco. they have money in pimco funds. what did you find out about the tense situation in those offices? >> so it is a difficult place to work. wall street firms in general can be really ard places to work. when you talk to people who worked at a lost firms including pimco this one is harder than others. for a while that didn't matter too much. mohammed el-erian didn't really feel the impact. a lot came from founder bill gross who liken to apple founder steve jobs. can be a difficult person but a genius too. the results have been remarkable over the years in terms of production and invests. >> yes. >> so that didn't affect mohammed he will airy ran until past year the market came under pressure and he felt some of the heat and -- gerri: talk about what happened at pimco's biggest fund, pimco total return had a very difficult time during the bond seeloff. gross was forced to talk abo

. >> right, and i'm going to talk to kenny zuckerman after you, actually.t this player. andrew mcdonald, known as blair a. when you read the details in the report about him, a lot of it is bordering on outright abuse, harassment, homophobia, even though there's no suggestion about sexuality i'm aware of. how did your client say -- was he pleased? is his name in this report? what does he think? >> obviously not at all pleased, piers. i don't think anybody wants to be associated with the things that are contained within this report. but it kind of became known that he was player a because richie incognito's attorney released a text a couple weeks ago that jonathan martin had sent to richie that included andrew mcdonald in it, and when the report came out, it reiterated that story, and so people are able to put two and two together. so naturally, no, nobody wants to be associated with something like this, especially a young player like andrew who is trying to move ahead. he's been with another organization for about a half a year, and obviously he's done a nic