Ken Langone

…and would it kill you to for once tell him you appreciate all he does for you or let him know he looks beautiful, not like you care or anything? You pay more attention to you fantasy football team than you to do him. And when was the time you initiated sex? And no, the ’30 seconds of foreplay and 2 pumps’ nights don’t count. Continue reading »

Ken Langone popped by CNBC earlier this morning to guest host Squawk Box with Becky, Joe and Andrew Ross Sorkin. Is he worried about the debt ceiling? No. “It’s a done deal,” Langone told the gang. “They don’t know it yet, but it’s taken care of.” There is something Ken is losing sleep over, however, and it’s the fact that President Obama doesn’t always wear a jacket in the Oval Office. Continue reading »

Earlier this week, Ken Langone invited 50 hedge fund managers and other financial services employees to his office. The occasion? A sit down with with Chris Christie, who the Home Depot founder apparently forced to discuss the possibility of running for president. Here’s what the New Jersey governor had to say: Continue reading »

“I don’t like the guy and every time I get a chance to take a shot at him I do it.”

From the random walking on set, the declaration of love for Lloyd Blankfein, the lack of an indoor voice, the accusation that David Faber dyes his hair and later, the shoulder squeezes and kisses on the head, KL’s got regular contributor material written all over him. Just something to think about. Continue reading »

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Legendary Wall Streeter Ken Langone, who once attempted to purchase the New York Stock Exchange, hurled insults at the New York Times this morning on CNBC’s Squawk Box. He was describing an op-ed he’s been working on for the Wall Street Journal about his long battle with disgraced former New York governor and Eliot Spitzer. One of the co-hosts of the program asked him about whether he might try to get it in the New York Times.
“I don’t even try with the Times,” Langone said. “Why write for some newspaper you don’t even read? I mean, it doesn’t make sense.”