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Commanding the media spotlight, the attention of the political world, and as soon as that goes away, it is gone. the media attention is gone, and it is very hard to get back. if you dont have the deep pockets of a mic bloomberg. connecting with a moment, and using it to capitalize, and that is the big opportunity they have. >> thanks to all of you, to steve, to mark, to vaughn, jeremy peter who is we started this conversation with. we will continue to cover this through the afternoon, the implic...

That vols tiffany $16.2 billion. lvmhs deep pockets could help tiffany make a turnaround after a rocky few years. anna, elsa and olof have grabbed another record for disney. >> has elsa seemed weird to you? >> she seems like elsa. >> "frozen 2" brought in $170 million for the weekend at the box office. disney has had five films bring in a record $1 billion at the box office, including "avengers" "toy story 4," "the lion king." its success comes at the perfect time. the north american box offic...

Optimism about a phase one trade deal. the dow 89 points there. all three averages fell for the week. as i said, stocks are not below the record highs they hit last week. its a short trading week on wall street. markets are closed early for thanksgiving and closed on friday. luxury giant lvmx adding the blue box to its portfolio. lvmh will buy tiffany. they will pay 130 bucks a share. that vols tiffany $16.2 billion. this is one of the largest deals in the history of the sector. lvmhs deep poc...

You used the word "resources" twice in the span of three sentences during that initial conversation about mike bloomberg. how much of this is just about mike bloombergs deep pockets? >> well, its not just resources, its also record. youre talking about, weve had great businessmen who have run for president before. obviously, self-made, started his own business in a one-room office has built it into a global brand. weve had accomplished officials taking over new york city post-fledge, and really ...

Significantly there. as pointed out by many, money doesnt buy happiness, puts a down payment on it. elizabeth warren, according to tom steyer, calculated elizabeth warren had $80 million in free television. you compare that to a $30 million buy and you can see free media carry the day. although he has unlimited deep pockets, not a cure-all. >> its a long pass and you pick on what you want to pick on at the moment. money cannot buy debates. >> no, it cant. when youre michael bloomberg, you dont r...

>> bill: he could spend a billion. >> a clear disfaction with joe biden at the moderate. a lot is a facade. you look to early states like iowa, new hampshire where biden is struggling and look at fundraising numbers, $8.9 million cash on hand. the vast majority comes from big dollar donors, not grassroots small dollar donors. 38% have maxed out. if you want to go the distance where is the money going to come from and facing somebody like michael bloomberg with deep pockets? >> bill: is he in or ...

Arent doing -- theyre misdirecting the worry out there, and then also theres a benefit for them, right? they get these deep pockets, and it provides a lot of money for the state government that theyre suing on behalf of. paul: yeah, kate, it doesnt look like any individual patients are really going to benefit here, much of the money will go into state coffers and, of course, the trial lawyers who brought this public nuisance theory to mr. hunter are going to get a big bundle of cash. so the ques...

Damage verdict. paul: kim, i think a lot of people looking at this say, you know what? this opioid scourging is really horrible, its done tremendous damage to the country, to the social fabric, and you know what? somebodys got to pay. and the deep pockets are there, so they gotta pay. >> well, theyre right in the first part in that the opioid epidemic is a real problem, and it is causing great devastation, and in particular certain areas of the country. but looking for a scapegoat is not the way...

Paul: kim, i think a lot of people looking at this say, you know what? this opioid scourging is really horrible, its done tremendous damage to the country, to the social fabric, and you know what? somebodys got to pay. and the deep pockets are there, so they gotta pay. >> well, theyre right in the first part in that the opioid epidemic is a real problem, and it is causing great devastation, and in particular certain areas of the country. but looking for a scapegoat is not the way to actually sol...

Arent doing -- theyre misdirecting the worry out there, and then also theres a benefit for them, right? they get these deep pockets, and it provides a lot of money for the state government that theyre suing on behalf of. paul: yeah, kate, it doesnt look like any individual patients are really going to benefit here, much of the money will go into state coffers and, of course, the trial lawyers who brought this public nuisance theory to mr. hunter are going to get a big bundle of cash. so the ques...