All right, very excited to have this guest today. You guys know him as Mr. Wonderful.

You've seen him many times on Shark Tank, of course. And now he's starting a new series on CNBC

called Money Court. It's Kevin O'Leary. Thank you very much for joining me today.

Thanks for being here. Thank you.

I'm a big, big fan of yours. Of course, I've like many people been mesmerized many times

by the endless, endless cycle of Shark Tank and airs 24, 7, 365, whether you're walking through

an airport, a lobby at home. It just, it never stops. It's incredible. It's incredible show that

is now in your, what is it? 13th season or something like that? We're in the middle of 13th

season right now. It's really an incredible success that, I don't know, people just can't get

enough of. I likened it to a little bit of when it's first started, when American Idol first

started, you would watch people being like, I want to be a singer. And then you'd watch them sing

and you're like, either they are terrible and you get some joy out of that. Or you're like,

oh my god, this person is incredible. And there's something about watching people pitch successful

business ideas to, or pitch ideas to successful business people and hearing what kind of feedback

you give them that, I don't know why, but obviously a lot of people feel that way. It's exciting.

It's exciting to either see them go down in flames or get you guys to compete and start wanting to

invest in that business. Well, it's really hard to get financial freedom,

singing. If you get a hit product and you sell hundreds of millions of dollars out of which happens

all the time on Shark Tank these days, you're free. And so we, we are the essence of the American

Dream. And I think that's what I've learned after all of this over a decade of watching. And I

must say something that's really remarkable. Just because you think it's a hot product doesn't

mean it's so. You need a portfolio approach because my biggest winners were ones I thought were

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