after all, this is a guy -- >> 12 diet cokes, right? >> reporter: known for his massive daily intake. until president biden moved it, presidents for years have had a button on the oval office desk to summon a butler, but for president trump that button seemed dedicated -- >> he had a diet coke button on his desk in the oval office. the man urinates aspartame. >> reporter: are critics grasping at straws? a sensible boycott doesn't require the destruction of already purchased goods. this ain't a tea party. no, it's always been a diet coke party for donald trump. he's even been caught on tape ordering -- >> give me a coke, please. >> reporter: he's always had a habit of pushing his coke around, critics say he didn't push this one far enough to hide it. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." thanks for being with us. i'm paula newton. "early start" is straight ahead. why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for pos

kat, i pretty much lost control of my brain but how do you feel about the fact that coke walked back? you think they felt in their sales? are probably. i also think with this whole situation in general, it's a lot raof people who i don't think understood were probably most and even read the bill and what's happening is a larger issue of anything we see, we talk about these changes, a lott of people are just a parade to be canceled, that's motivating the action, afraid to be canceled so anyone has progress is understanding, misunderstanding what's going on. if we want progress on any issue, you have to talk about it the fear of being canceled, there's no real progress going on at all. greg: michael, when you drive your semi across the country. [laughter] they still do not, by the way. do they really? [laughter] thank you for that. you talk about boycotting, do e really boycott -- we are not boycott or's. >> are we? give into the pleasure of boycott. >> i want to boycott everybody's assignment. who does the new york times think they are? to organize something like this, they like to the

now one of those is coke. coke was extremely critical of the georgia law at first. when asked why they didn't sign the letter, they softened their tone. we believe the best way to make progress is for everybody to come together, listen respectfully, share concerns and collaborate on a path forward. translation, please don't stop drinking our sugar water. [laughter] it's true. when a company dives into politics, they risk pissing off half of their customers. with georgia is concerned, it's republican customers. mlb's favorablety among republicans is at 12 points. dropping 35 points since mid march. major league baseball hasn't seen numbers drop this first since their home run hitters stopped taking steroids. all right, robby. >> yes. >> greg: you know, we're supposed to be about the free market, corporations should do what they want. i feel like i hate corporations now. they suck. i want a high corporate tax rate. they're turning me to occupy wall street. what say you, captain hair puff. >> all the -- >> i don't know how to respond. >> all the croniest corporatist ta

and this is a full fridge of coke at his las vegas souvenir shop. i'm not guessing -- i'm not suggesting this is woodward and bernstein stuff that will lead to a third impeachment. i'm just concerned he may be confused. his press release calling for the boycotts includes the words don't go back to their products until they relent. we can play the game better than them. we can play the game better than them. unless the game is called really bad at boycotts, i'm not so sure. remember, he also called for a boycott of viacom cbs. by his coke standards, i expect to see him starring soon in "csi: mar-a-lago." one where they do an analysis of caffeinated false promises. it's not like this is the first time either. he got into politics by ranting about manufacturing moving to china. but remember this? >> i have nothing against china. i just hate that their leaders are so much smarter than our leaders. >> these are beautiful ties. the ties are made in china? >> right. i mean, it's just boycott means you don't use the stuff. >> yeah, that is what that means.

now one of those is coke. coke was extremely critical of the georgia law at first. when asked why they didn't sign the letter, they softened their tone. we believe the best way to make progress is for everybody to come together, listen respectfully, share concerns and collaborate on a path forward. translation, please don't stop drinking our sugar water. [laughter] it's true. when a company dives into politics, they risk pissing off half of their customers. with georgia is concerned, it's republican customers. mlb's favorablety among republicans is at 12 points. dropping 35 points since mid march. major league baseball hasn't seen numbers drop this first since their home run hitters stopped taking steroids. all right, robby. >> yes. >> greg: you know, we're supposed to be about the free market, corporations should do what they want. i feel like i hate corporations now. they suck. i want a high corporate tax rate. they're turning me to occupy wall street. what say you, captain hair puff. >> all the -- >> i don't know how to respond. >> all the croniest corporatist ta

are you listening coke, delta, and all?" now donald trump calling for a boycott of coca-cola is beautiful. he had a diet coke button on his desk at the oval office. the man urinates aspertame, okay? and it's especially funny because with all his complaining about cancel culture, this guy has tried to cancel more culture than anyone, ever. if you listened to trump, you'd have to cancel baseball, coke, delta airlines, viacom-cbs, citigroup, cisco, ups, apple, macy's, univision, hbo, oreo, rolling stone, fox news, starbucks, geico, goodyear, amazon, at&t, the nfl, t-mobile, harley davidson, nike, comcast, and merck. which happens to make propecia, the drug donald trump takes to slow his balding down. what are the chances donald trump actually gives up diet coke or his bald head medicine? none. but he wants you to. and in fact because -- because it always goes like this. this is something stephen miller tweeted today. "just had a terrific meeting with president -- not president trump." stephen miller is not using propecia, but d

you know, does the rest of the world care what coke thinks? it's something you think. it's not something you think of as a political stance. >> yeah, but for their employees, i can understand. but at the same time, continually having a conversation going on tv talking about it in-depth, they're not going to lose the significant revenue from guys who don't want to drink coke anymore to stay republican. >> it's important when a company is socially responsible in a way that's to their function. the example of amazon using electric trucks, that kind of stuff. netflix giving bigger parental leave. they're going to say they're going to be corporate social responsible companies and then they do something that is directly related to the thing that they make or do. the best brands or the best putting your brand forward comes when the thing that you're trying to accomplish has some relationship to your industry and what it is that you do. >> i think it has relevance and actual effect on the world, so the all-star game moving probably actually does more damage to the constituents

diet coke, wasn't that the person's job? >> he had a diet coke button. >> he may call for a boycott but i don't know that he's going to follow it himself. >> he had a diet coke on his desk while he was calling for a boycott on coca-cola. >> of course he did. >>> coming up, a new report about the mental and neurological impact of those infected with covid. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. >>> president biden announced this afternoon he's moving up his deadline for every state to make all american adults eligible for covid vaccine to april 19, less than two weeks away. still he urged americans to remain vigilant. he said the country must remain on what h

and, you know, to bow to the activists is, you know, who voted for delta and if coke and uber? gerry: exactly. they're making these gestures, exactly as you say, donating to blm, criticisms of georgia, without really doing anything to promote, you know, real -- to help the interests of people who are genuinely disadvantaged. i looked at delta's web site. for example, their top leadership is almost entirely white males. so exactly as you said, it's a kind of misdirection, isn't it, from the real problems and the real inequalities they're creating. >> absolutely. i mean, it's the same across all the corporations. they don't actually do anything about their heat classings. they're not offering their jobs on the board and their great salaries to, you know, minorities or underprivileged people. no. it's all about preserving their own power while paying homage to this sort of fake what used to be political correctness, but it's not just about changing language, about saying nice things. once this ideology, which is like a cult, you know, its adherents are almost religiously obsessed

being infected with coke at night t.v. and of course the sound you can use and refugees are also living in reception centers where infection the risk of infection can be high there's overcrowding there may be an issue with accessing health care. so it's important to look at those differences and then find strategies that target those groups that are particularly high risk by making sure they who didn't make nation efforts for example by making sure that there is appropriate health information available. for those are just examples but there's a lot and that can be done i guess targeting the right migrant group isn't always the easiest but i bet a refugee cap how do you go about that it's easy identifying the people but there are huge amounts of people living in really crappy quarters and we've looked at that in the recent revenue of media reports and germany to also quantify how high is the risk within the center is and we found it to be a 13 percent misc of the buyer spreading out instruction of the 1st case and we found

delta and coke spoke out, the m.l.b. moved its all-star game, and fx decided to film the next season of atlanta in ahmed al-issa. paper boy's not going to be happy. it's great to see corporations use their influence in support of voting rights, but just to be clear, they don't do this out of the goodness of their hearts, right. they did it because liberals were threatening to boycott them if they didn't speak out. and it's actually amazing what you can get companies to do when you threaten a boycott. i mean, just the threat of a boycott got coca-cola to back a voting rights group. think about that. that means with just a little more pressure we can probably convince coke to put cocaine back in their drinks! but i guess i'm not surprised they gave in because a lot of these companies aren't exactly in a great position to negotiate. well, you can't boycott delta aerials. what are you going to do, fly a different airline? ( laughter ) uh -- yeah. oh, well, when you put it that way, uh, i guess we'll put out a statement. now,

activists threatening to boycott them if they didn't liberal activists said that they would boycott coke and other corporations if they refused to stick it to georgia will speak with well it's dispersed some coke another quick break. said they needed to speak out against racism but they've been mighty quiet about this position is they've not believed so they open the boards by a silence you're actually being complicit so we're going to say to them if you want our money then you ought to have a while back i think we all have to use our voices of seeing these corporations falling over themselves every year around the time of the king holiday celebrating the king and yes i think that the way to celebrate the king is to stand up for what he represented the voting rights it's not just corporations that are being affected by this rapid polarization of america now you've got major league baseball being boycotted by republicans because it has pulled out of atlanta and that comes after obama biden and many democratic party voices and liberals called on the league to pull out of the biggest city i

somebody who would bring in the diet coke, wasn't that the person's job? >> he had a diet coke button. >> he may call for a boycott but i don't know that he's going to follow it himself. >> he had a diet coke on his desk while he was calling for a boycott on coca-cola. >> of course he did. >> vaccine announcement this afternoon. at cases continue to swell. >>> coming up, a new report about the mental and neurological impact of those infected with covid. - [narrator] we miss being together, but you can still feel a strong sense of community with custom gear from custom ink. we've developed new tools to make it easy for you. custom ink has hundreds of products, including masks, to help you stay connected. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. >>> president biden announced this afternoon he's moving up his deadline for every state to make all american adults eligible for covid vaccine to april 19, less than two weeks away. still he urged americans to remain vigilant. he said the country must remain on what he called a war footing to de

. >> ma rainey: where's my coke? i need a cold coca cola. >> wertheim: take this scene: before recording tracks on a sweaty summer day, ma demands that the white guys profiting from her music first bring her a coke. >> irvin: let's do this one song, ma. >> ma rainey: you're too cheapap to b buy me a cococa-cola? i'll buyuy my own. >>>> wertheim:m: did you g get l that coke down in one take? >> davis: yes i did. yeah, i drank the whole coke. yes. >> wertheim: what's really going on in that scene? >> davis: what's really going on is, it's not about the c coke. it's abobout what i i deserve. it's's about whahat i've worked, and what i've earned. >> ma rainey: what you all say don't count with me, you understand? >> wertheim: if ma rainey was unapologetic about her worth, viola davis took a while to get there herself, nudged along by the late playwright august wilson, the man who wrote her breakout stage role, vera, in the 1996 broadway production of "seven guitars." >> vera: you might have been in love. love don't know

and it should be noted, one of them being diet coke. we know president trump has a rather fondness for diet coke, we shall say. he had a button on his desk at the white house that he could push at any point and someone would bring him a diet coke and yesterday his former aide, stephen miller tweeted a photograph at trump's office at mar-a-lago and plain as day, right there on his desk, a diet coke, just two days after he called for a boycott of the brand. >> well, i, of course, have a similar button on my desk. i press the button and dreamland ribs shipped in from tuscaloosa, alabama, are brought out on my desk. doesn't matter what time of the day it is. it's never too early for a half rack of ribs from dreamland, tuscaloosa, alabama. >> that's good. but let's listen, though, listen to what jonathan just said to see where we are here. the lunacy of it all. so major league baseball has moved to denver and then jonathan starts talking about how -- what colorado's rules are on early voting, what they are on same-day registration, what they

down about the same, by the way, coke has a better dividend yield. 3.2% pepsi. it is interesting how it trades. i'm not a huge fan of staples. i think there are pockets you can pick away. i mentioned coke and estee lauder >> i guess there is a bullish under tone to the things you are telling me what has you scared in the coming six months? >> i am watching inflation i'm watching how fast do we grow we have $100 trillion in stimulus globally put in place over the last year we know, dom, it takes a long time to get stimulus into the system i wonder how fast are we going to grow? we will see more inflation i look at labor union costs and i see zero those are the things i watch the most >> inflation is a big concern. stephanie, thank you that does it for us on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" picks up coverage next have a nice weekend. can we. because the things we make, help make the world go round. they make it cleaner, healthier, and more connected. it's what we build that keeps things moving forward. so with every turn, we'll keep building a world that works. >

the underlying condition for a lot of this covid is coke. thank you for that, tucker. we will be watching "tucker carlson today." you have a lot of subjects of the crown on that show but you do let an american citizen get in there once in a while. a lot of british subjects on there. interesting. >> tucker: they are good talkers. [laughter] >> mark: don't say that. we will see you in half an hour or so. still to come on "fox news primetime," the censorship by big woke is not a bug but a feature and youtube ceo is bragging to the devil's crowd how much better her machines have gotten in the last couple of years when it comes to liquid dating haiti haters just like you. that's coming up next. most? ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪

the move was made after coke slammed the new voting bill gop legislators passed here coca- cola, which is based in atlanta, said the law would deter access to voting. the company plans to support federal voting legislation. in a letter to state leaders explaining their decision, these lawmakers accused coke of caving to cancel culture. >>> we have new details in the tiger woods crash investigation. the la sheriff says excessive speed was a main factor. was was driving nearly twice the speed limit when he crashed off of a small cliff south of los angeles last month. the black box of his genesis suv reported speeds of 84 to 87 miles an hour. sheriff's officials say that the posted speed limit was 45. the suv slammed into a tree and then it rolled and woods suffered serious injuries that now threaten to end his golf career. he is currently back home in florida recovering. >>> regular rapid covid test could be key in getting kids back to in person learning. a new usc study looked at the effectiveness of rapid antigen tests, compared to pcr test. researchers say rapid test do occasionally c

. >> that gets you a coke or a pepsi. any other cola companies i should mention. but it gets you something. >> all right. the last thing before we go tonight brings us back to the intersection of business and politics. we have a cultural touchstone. looking for a way to distinguishes it brand from imitators coca-cola challenged glass makers to create a bottle so distinct you would recognize it by feel in the dark. a bottle with a look and a feel, a shape so famous it has been immortalized in art. and a shape that we know is well known by the nations only twice-impeached former president. trump's love in particular of diet coke in the iconic glass bottle was given special attention earlier in the year by the washingtonian with the strict instructions of serving the former commander in chief at the blt prime restaurant in his washington d.c. hotel. "the server was to hold a long neck bottle opener by the lower third of the handle in one hand and the diet coke also by the lower third in the other. once poured the drink had to be placed at the president's right-hand s

even former president trump after he called for a boycott of coke, he was seen in his office with a coke right behind him in the picture. but there's also a split among democrats over whether these tactics are effective. some are calling for their own boycotts of companies who are staying on the sidelines. others are worried we can make it easier for republicans to paint them and pin the blame on them for any sort of economic fallout. there's a little divide among parties over this right now. >> okay, how about a little too late for the party with the size of hypocrisy? in georgia if these corporations really cared about this issue, it wasn't a surprise. if they really wanted to be activists, why didn't they make these moves before the vote? >> yeah, look, i pulled ten of the top companies in georgia maybe a month ago and it's almost to a company, the ones that responded at least, kind of gave mild statements about how important fairness and integrity is to the process but didn't have any sort of specific objections to the legislation. so your comments right now, right there, are exactly

but you can see that he tried to hide his diet coke behind the desk. now the new lie from republicans. it is that colorado. that colorado has more restrictive voting laws than georgia. tim scott tweeting the mlb is moving the -- the woks are at it again, folks. the woks. the canceling woks. they are everywhere. in reality colorado is a national model for voter access with everyone mailed a ballot. that does not happen in georgia. just to be clear the law just passed in georgia makes it so that the state can't bail out ballot applications to everyone. reducing the number of drop boxes. there is a reason the state of colorado ranks number two. here is a way to tell a difference. find a photo of colorado voters waiting in long lines on election day. we can't find the photos because they don't exist. in georgia that is easy to find. long lines to vote in 2020. remember october 12th, folks waiting eight hours to cast a ballot. in colorado voting is a breeze. mail your ballot. vote in person. drive right up. here is what the primary looked like last year. >>

being infected with coke at night t.v. and of course the sounds you can use and refugees are also living in deception centers where infection the risk of infection can be high there's overcrowding there may be an issue with accessing health care. so it's important to look at those differences and then find strategies that target those groups that are particularly high risk by making sure they couldn't make nation efforts for example by making sure that there is appropriate health information available. for those and just take samples but there's a lot that can be done i guess targeting the right migrant group isn't always the easiest but i've been a refugee cap. how do you go about that it's easy identifying the people but there are huge amounts of people living in really crass quarters and we've looked at that in the recent bevy of media reports and germany to also quantify how high is the risk within the offenders and we found it to be a 13 percent misc of the buyer spreading out infection of the 1st case and we found th

coke out today. harley davidson, much smaller, but blasting past expectations in terms of the outlook, significantly upgrading its numbers. why is the sell side coming up short? leigh: this happens in every cycle kind of right at the beginning of the uptick, where there's just not a lot of incentive for the sell side to get too aggressive with those numbers. they want companies to be able to do well. they want to be able to raise more capital. a want to be earnings. this is why estimize exists, to have the buy side set the market with more modest expectations. the other thing we are seeing here which reads into that is in 2020, up until q4, our post earnings alpha factor model was terrible. it had a huge draw down in its alpha. that is the model for systematic hedge funds. in q4 and q1, it had two of its best quarters ever. that tells us that earnings matter again. they didn't for a while, and they definitely do now. we have seen at the beginning of this quarter that model is also performing incredib

sara has a closer look at coke's earnings mike, let's start off with you >> a little soggy and not very news driven. i think really the context is the catalyst here. we talked about how the s&p 500 looked quite overbought. you had 95% plus of stocks in the s&p. all that says something was sort of ripe for things to pull back. also after we've had options expirations each month this year we've had a little softening and so there's nothing that's changing the trending. i would say you have another 2.5% to 3% downside from these levels before you discuss whether you're falling out of this uptrend that would be like the 20-day average. beyond that i think this would be the area where if we really did get to pullback mode this would be a gut check level and a lot of people have mental accounting levels installed right there. definitely been a downshifting in risk appetites. look at the quality trade and how that has played out right here quality is an attribute of companies, strong balance sheets, steady profitability high beta is very cyclical, leverage very aggressive high beta has launche

out as their world meets me a coke out it's a creation son who went to jail for crimes he says he didn't commit. was he a guard in a concentration camp or was he simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. it's trial and error on al-jazeera. brazil's 2nd largest city eases coronavirus restrictions even though the country's averaging 4000 deaths a day. and on that blog this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up they died fighting for their democratic rights would look at a photo in kurdistan that threatens to return to authoritarian rule. loyalist feeling betrayed by briggs it among other grievances what's igniting violence in northern ireland 23 years after a peace deal.

a lot of the outrage from delta and coke is based on disinformation. whether you can hand out water in line, which you can still do. and i'll push back on one thing that juan said. georgia saw one of the greatest increases in absentee ballots in any state in the country from 240,000 in 2016 to over 1.2 million in 2020. yet they had a lower standard and lower threshold to ensure who was actually sending that ballot in. this fixes that. so we want fair and free elections in our country. i'm stunned how the democrats have handled this. i should have known better. they make everything seem as if it's the end of the world. it's a good bill a moderate bill. i think it should go further. this does not thwart the outreach from the people in charge. the only way to get the outrage is based on disinformation about this law. >> martha: gentlemen, thanks very much. i'm going to bring in governor kemp. can you hear me okay? >> good afternoon, martha. >> good to have you with us, sir. you may have heard our conversations we got started there. this is a quote from th

when he took the photo, tried to hide his diet coke behind the desk. it's going to be tough to pull off i think. and now the new audacious trumpian lie from republicans, been trotting this out all day today, that colorado, right, colorado where the all-star game moved, from atlanta to denver, that colorado has more restrictive voting laws than georgia. senator tim scott tweeting mlb is moving all-star game out of atlanta with more day of voting rights than colorado, the woks are at it again, folks. the wokes, the canceling be wokes are everywhere. in reality colorado is for voter access. everybody can vote with a ballot in the mailbox. the law passed in georgia makes it so the state can't mail out ballots, reduced number of dropboxes, and there's same day voting, early in-person voting if you prefer that. there's a reason state of colorado ranked number two in turnout, not because they make voting hard. dave weigel put it, find a photo of colorado voters waiting in long line on election, any photo from last seven years since all mail voting was phased

. >>> what does that get you -- >> that gets you a coke or a pepsi. one or other, it would have to be. any other cola companies i should mention? but it gets you something. >> all right. the last thing before we go tonight brings us back to the intersection of business and politics. on the business side, we have a tangible cultural touchstone. in the early 20th century, coca-cola challenged glass makers to create a bottle so distinct that you would recognize it by feel in the dark. the result of that search is a bottle with a look and a feel that is synonymous with the brand itself. a shape so famous, it's been immortalized in art. and a shape that we know is well known by the nation's only twice-impeached former president. trump's love of diet coke was given special attention by "the washingtonian." in a piece detailing the instructions about serving the former president. the server was to hold a long neck bottle opener by the lower third of the handle in one hand, and the diet coke also by the lower third in the other. once poured, the drink had to

that's everybody from estee lauder to coke, under armor. anybody that's surprised that either of the presidents are weighing in is not paying attention. this is not some far left outraged bernie sanders group that's doing it. it's major league baseball. it's the league and it's most of the owners, albeit not the atlanta braves who are really happy that it's being moved out and advocated for that. howie: right, barack obama also joining the debate, saying he supports moving the game out of atlanta. kat, cbs news deleted a tweet promoting a story with this head leave, three ways companies can help fight georgia's restrictive new voting law. are much of the media giving a standing ovation to this move by major league baseball? >> look, i think that they are and then a lot of detractors, i'd say most detractors are taking the stand of saying what about china. but i think that there's a business aspect to it even other than the one that liz mentioned as well which is of course the economic boom that having an all-star game in a specific city rea

several state lawmakers are requesting to remove coke products from their offices. that's according to a letter obtained by the "atlanta journal-constitution." this comes after coke publicly criticized georgia's new election law passed by the republican-controlled legislature. critics, of course, say the law unfairly restricts voting access, particularly to minorities. coke, as well as the atlanta-based delta airlines and more than a hundred other companies have publicly come out against the law. and major league baseball has pulled this year's all-star game from the state of course. the corporate fight against georgia's new election law got started when dozens of current and former black corporate executives joined forces to challenge the law and lawmakers. tony west is the chief legal officer at uber and one of those 72 black executives who signed a letter pledging to protect voter rights. he spoke to cnn about the responsibility corporate america has on the issue. >> well, look, i think, you know, american businesses have always made their voices heard in our dem

and by the way, coke sells a lot of coke in china. they've never complained about the chinese election laws, and delta, their ceo complained about the election law, mind about it, and he still flies to beijing, wants to sell tickets to fly to beijing, and major league baseball, that is the best. they took $100 million in jobs out of atlanta, but it is okay for them to go play a game down in havana, they played in a stadium taken at gunpoint by the regime, but that's okay. but gosh, atlanta, where they try to pass a law to make sure your vote counts and it is not wasted, there is something wrong with that, so there is a backlash coming up against these ceos. we are going to win the election, take the house and the senate in '22, the white house in '24, and when these companies come to d.c. and say we want you to give us money and bail us out, they are not -- they are not going to be listened to very much. they are going to have to hire a lot more lobbyists and they have now. >> ben: senator scott, the thing that is a problem for me is

i want coke to sell me coke. if i did, i don't want their political leanings. i think there are a lot of people in our camp will be turned off by it. i want to see what numbers come up. charles: really amazing to have someone like walmart to go to one of these meetings to participate, when they were the target of this kind of stuff for so long. it was conservative consumers that kept them in business. shift to the markets for a moment. i saw something interesting where you talked about your favorite measure of market valuation. the big question is, growth, value, growth, value, where are the opportunities particularly at a market this level? share with us your favorite measure of valuation. >> it is earning yields versus investable treasury yield. so seven to 10 years. i didn't make it up. it's a greenspan measure as well. charles: okay. >> earnings yield is discuss the opposite price versus earnings. it is earnings to price. what it is to me, like i'm a futures trader from way back. if corn starts to shoot through the roof, wheat tend toes follow it, barnes te

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celebrity meal goes on sale next month the meal features ten piece chicken nuggets, medium fries and a coke the fast food chain also debuting two new dipping sauces >> jimmy: just so there's no confusion, you get your bts order at mcdonald's and you get your ibs order at white castle [ laughter ] >> steve: oh >> jimmy: this is odd, but my nickname at my local mcdonald's is bts cause whenever i order they think it's for seven people "give me a number three, and uh - you guys still making pancakes i might throw a couple of those in there." >> steve: "what do you want? what did you want? >> jimmy: doing different voices >> steve: "i'll have three small --" >> jimmy: "i would like to get a big mac. >> steve: "he wants a big mac, too. >> jimmy: that's my russian buddy. >> steve: "and some fries! >> jimmy: of course, adding the bts name to mcdonald's will drum up a lot of business, but if bts really wants to impress me, they'll put their name on the johnson & johnson vaccine. that's what i'm talking about. >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: well guys, now that the vaccine is open

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ultra boost sneakers i mean these as really make me believe that i can see the ocean by drinking a coke or buying a new sneaker but once you start looking into it there isn't really that much collecting of actual ocean plastic going on. in the ocean you will have a really hard time getting it out again even when it's near the surface. you really wish it would be easy but surprise is not even close. sure you can deploy boats that fish for plastic but this is all very expensive and relative to the millions of tons of plastic that are already in the ocean most boats only retrieve 2 tons maximum per day. even projects backed by millions of dollars struggle this stupid was supposed to get rid of 90 percent of plastic in the ocean but it didn't work and the focus was shifted to reverse that. once you get plastic out of the ocean. you'll have dozens of different types of plastic to sort through like these last fishing nets that professor gil young tried to recycle for a research project. at welding worth. see what we call. this batch is presorted but it's still a mess we need to separate out f

after the first four-week win for the s&p, since august, earnings of course kicking into second gear coke and harley, ibm tonight, our road map begins with this crypto rollercoaster, of bitcoin recovering some of its heavy losses from the weekend, plus coca-cola beats on earnings, as demand in march hit pre-pandemic levels and disney ceo thinks people will return to movie theaters post the pandemic which hopefully will be really soon. carl >> yes, we're getting there. by the way, guys, it's great to see you back together on set, jim. how does it feel >> you know, i have to tell you, david came on set, and i was talking to andrew, asking some question, and i felt the need to be more bold, because when david is with me, i am emboldened. >> that's scary. >> because he is the best. >> well, it is really good to be within, almost within like reaching distance of each other. if we actually reached out and touched each other, management might separate us though. >> i think so. because -- >> some net would come down. >> because we have not been super duper vaccinated, wea've only been vaccinated.

we found out it was petroleum coke, some call it pet coke, sold in the united states by companies for a cheap fuel source abroad. so when we raise the alarms, environmental regulators told us it was safe. they actually told me, as michigan state representative, don't worry, this is isn't toxic. it's not on the epa list. i said, how is that possible? why, because lobbyists and others were able to push and get it off the list. but how can a substance that emits far more carbon list. how can that be safe for my residents to breathe in. we had the equality center test it independently from our own government, and nobody was surprised we proved patrolen coke was toxic and could cause cancer. in the international monetary fund, imf statements a lot. this is so egregious. an egregious amount, especially for a group that has spent millions lobbying in congress all for profits regardless of the human cost of life. it was in the shadows, the hearing was done in the shadows of the marathon petroleum and the pollution in detroit in the most polluted community in michigan. i wanted my colleagues t