especially when donald trump is involved. and trump s brought a special gift with him, one that should embarrass romney if anything can, his latest revival of birtherism. despite the fact that the press has covered and repeatedly debunked the desperate conspiracy that president obama wasn t born in the united states, mitt romney saw no need to connect his new best buddy. i don t agree with all of the people who support me, and they don t believe with everything i believe in. but i need to get 51.4% or more. the media had pounced on this and produced this ad. i have read about him. he is an arab. no, ma am. no, ma am. he is a decent family man, citizen that i just happen to have disagreements with. he doesn t have a birth certificate. he may have one but there is something on that certificate. other republicans including conservative columnist george will are not quite as excited. at the cost of appearing that this ignore ray mouse is obvious, donald trump is r
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to recover. and finishing the day on wall street. they ate those up and in fact closing up higher, up 135 points. 12,504 is where the industrial average settles out tonight. nasdaq composite very strong. 68 points higher. up 2.5% at 2847. s&p 500 tonight, up 21 points, as you can see, 1 2/3 percent at 1315. mark zuckerberg lost a couple billion today with the decline in facebook but he s got billions more. other shareholders are feeling the pain tonight. finishing the day down a whopping 11% on facebook at 34 sent and a penny a share. my next guest says if in is any indication, buckle up far tough week on facebook. let s talk about that nathan. you said the realization set in on facebook. what do you mean? as reality comes in, you can t be fooled twice. we had the tech bubble but now we have people starting to say, okay, what are the numbers? what are the click throughs. what you find out is if you go to google, you are nine times more likely to click through that ad and
we re not in a business where we re not going to make mistakes. we re going to make mistakes. we ve always said that. this one we put in the egregious category. even hindsight is not 20/20 but obviously we should have paid more attention to it. i plays into the hands of a bunch of pundits but that s life life. eliot: that gives me a lot of converse in the way he runs that bank. dimon has the wash dog of who was supposed to keep 2008 from happening again. i quote, the argument that financial institutions do not need the new rules to help them avoid the irresponsible actions that led to the crisis of 2008 is at least $2 billion hard for make today. the sec sec always late to the game and other regulators say they re investigating the bank for possible civil violations. we ll hear from them in a decade or so from now. and while dimon insists that jp morgan chase is very strong, he hedged when other banks might be making the same mistakes. would this be a jp morgan-specif
we re not in a business where we re not going to make mistakes. we re going to make mistakes. we ve always said that. this one we put in the egregious category. even hindsight is not 20/20 but obviously we should have paid more attention to it. i plays into the hands of a bunch of pundits but that s life life. eliot: that gives me a lot of converse in the way he runs that bank. dimon has the wash dog of who was supposed to keep 2008 from happening again. i quote, the argument that financial institutions do not need the new rules to help them avoid the irresponsible actions that led to the crisis of 2008 is at least $2 billion hard for make today. the sec sec always late to the game and other regulators say they re investigating the bank for possible civil violations. we ll hear from them in a decade or so from now. and while dimon insists that jp morgan chase is very strong, he hedged when other banks might be making the same mistakes. would this be a jp morgan-specif