Jeffrey Gundlach, DoubleLine Capital CEO, is not shy when it comes to ridiculing the Democratic presidential hopefuls.
"Now, Joe is grabbing the spotlight ... but no, Joe, I don't want your hands on my shoulders," Gundlach says about former Vice President Joe Biden.
The bond king threw shade at former U.S. congressman from Texas Beto O'Rourke, calling him a "snowflake."Adam Jeffery | CNBCThe so-called bond king and DoubleLine Capital CEO first fired shots at former Vice President Joe Biden, who last month announced his presidential bid amid accusations by several women that he touched them in ways that made them feel uncomfortable.
Gundlach also made fun of entrepreneur Andrew Yang's proposal to give Americans a check of $1,000 every month, saying the recipients would also include one of the richest people in the world Jeff Bezos.
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