this is mcdonald's taking aim at america's love for customizable drinks. what the company's ceo called a $100 billion industry dominated by coffee icons like starbucks and duncan >> mcdonald's wants a piece of this business because it's very profitable and it's profitable because customers will visit frequently during the course of the day. they will add flavorsthality will cost them a little bit extra, and they're often very loyal >> reporter: can i get a island pick-me-up punch, please? on our trip through the drive-thru menu choices seemed endless. how insane has this been >> insane. >> reporter: with nine more cosmc's slated to open nationwide next year, the question can this fast food giant drive american coffee addicts to start saying i'm loving it >> that is really good >> reporter: maggie vespa, nbc news, bowling brook, illinois >>> still ahead we take you inside the new ways retailers are trying to make returns easier what you need to know before you hit the stores >>> we're back with an astonishing major deal angels player shohei ohtani just made

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the ceo of mcdonald's said this, a small format concept with all the dna of mcdonald's but its own unique: fancy. >> john: apparently it has mcflurries too, how many times have you rolled up and asked for a mcflurry or an ice cream cone and said oh, sorry, the ice cream machine is broken. >> kennedy: what are they doing with the ice cream machines. and dna mcdonald's, don't take a black light in there. and maybe force new mcflurry technology, you are right, nothing more frustrating. their ice cream and sundaes have a particular taste, and when it's broken, our smiles are upside down, turn into frowns. >> gillian: and the cop28 climate summit going on, activists there, world leaders have been calling for americans and everywhere to stop eating beef because of the environmental impact. so, fox news research pulled for us the menu at cop28. and it includes, are you ready? juicy beef, these are quotes. juicy believe, slabs of succulent meat. makes beef sound disgusting. smoked waygu burgers, philly cheesesteaks and melt in your mouth barbecue. not only offering meat, they are enticing people.

maggie vespa reports >> breaking mcdonald's news.ter: in a nation obsessed with fast food, fans on social media are loving this super sized mystery. >> all right, here it is s could mcs in bolingbrook, illinois it looks like there are going to be four drive through lanes. >> reporter: they are zeroing in on what looks to be a fast food joint in the making, its name? s could mcs. they announced it would have all the dna of mcdonald's but its own unique personality, adding they'll test it in a small handful of sites in a limited geography beginning next year. beyond that, the concept and menu are being kept tightly under wraps. >> we were just talking to her like wait, when is it going to fully open or is it already open? >> reporter:s could mc's roots likely to feed fans' hunger for nostalgia. its apparent namesake, a '80s era staple of cast of characters the timing marking an interesting era for america's so-called fast food wars new data shows as of october, sales for fast food restaurants were up almost 2% compared to last year. so

apart from mcdonald's, starbucks is also in the same situation . it also has a branch in jordan, a branch that used to be full of customers, but now its seats are empty and the door is locked due to graft. starbucks with the zionist regime starbucks was open 24 hours before the zionist regime's attack on gaza and at the beginning, but now everyone has banned it. in another store, coca-cola says they are boycotting america because it supports the zionist regime. some sandwich customers drink water instead. many arab countries, including egypt and tunisia, have all targeted the economy of the zionist regime and its ally, the united states, in response to the crimes of the occupiers in gaza . in my house, any kind of production is prohibited to buy in some way to support the occupation regime. even my little son bought one of these goods by mistake and brought it home, but he immediately returned it, and the indians were not spared from this. our income is going down a bit. but well us we cannot fight the zionists directly , we have to hit them econom

palestinian supporters rush to mcdonald's stores. mcdonald's is one of the companies supporting the zionist regime and at the same time protested by the supporters of palestine. some branches of this company lost their customers. in egypt, he announced that he was wrong about his stance towards gaza and is ready to contribute 655 thousand dollars to the case. mcdonald's managers, their sales have decreased by 70% two months ago compared to the same months of last year. this person in birmingham, england, in support of the people of gaza, in the streets full of psychological mushra , closed mcdonald's stores, except for mcdonald's and starbucks, in the same situation. suffering there is also a branch in jordan, a branch that used to be full of customers, now its seats are empty and the door is locked because of the connection between starbucks and the zionist regime. before the zionist regime's attack on gaza, it was open 24 hours. it is also called boycotting coca-cola america as a supporter of the zionist regime, some sandwich custo

you can get you mcdonald's, get you can mcdonald's, you can get a full meal for 3.99.at is objectively they're all that is objectively a alternative. they're all that is objectively a let's alternative. they're all that is objectively a let's talkernative. they're all that is objectively a let's talk about'e. >> let's talk about food poverty. let's talk about obesity. we talk the junk obesity. we talk about the junk food readily available food that's readily available now. food places we're now. the fast food places we're seeing, we're telling people that in that off the country's in poverty. our kids are starving . poverty. our kids are starving. yet in the next breath, the same people are saying that we've got an obesity crisis and we haven't got crisis. how does got an obesity crisis. how does that work? edwina, you're a former minister. former health minister. >> does it work? it works >> how does it work? it works from eating too much. from people eating too much. it's as that. and it's as simple as that. and i can with a bit of can say that with a bit of a smile,

this is mcdonald's taking aim at americans' love for drinks.ated by coffee icons like starbucks and duncan. >> mcdonald's wants a piece of this business because it's very profitable. and it's profitable because customers will visit frequently during the course of the day. they'll add flavors that will cost them a little extra, and they're often very loyal. >> can i get a island pick me up punch, please. >> reporter: on our trip through the drive-through, menu choices seemed endless. how insane has this been? >> insane. >> reporter: with nine more cosmcs slated to open next year, can question, can it drive american coffee addicts to start saying i'm loving it. >> that is really good. >> that is really good. >> reporter: maggie vespa, nbc news, bolingbrook, illinois. >> need to know what's an island pick me up punch. >> and everything else. we're going to have to study that menu in detail online. >>> prince william and catherine, princess of wales have released their 2023 christmas card posing with george, charlotte and prince louie. they saw the

apart from mcdonald's, starbucks also suffered the same weight . it also has a branch in jordan, a branch that is full of he was a customer, now his seats are empty and the door is locked because of starbucks' connection with the zionist regime. before the zionist regime's attack on gaza , it was open 24 hours a day, but now everyone is boycotting it in another store. zionist, some customers of sandwiches drink water instead many arab countries, including egypt and tunisia, have all targeted the economy of the zionist regime and its ally, the united states, in response to the crimes of the occupiers in gaza . in my house, any kind of production is prohibited to buy in some way to support the occupation regime. even my little son bought one of these products by mistake and brought it home, but they immediately returned it. indians are not spared from this campaign either. our income will decrease a little, but since we cannot fight the zionists directly, we must, in turkey and malaysia, support the palestine supporters by pasting the photos of the m

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it's not actually in the mcdonald's restaurants.y're going to launch this new brand, there you see it on your screen, cosmc's. it's kind of futuristic, and really focused on drinks. iced teas, coffees, lemonades. like the stuff you would see at starbucks, cosmc's is really mcdonald's answer to the rise of starbucks. that looks like an appealing frappuccino. >> that looks good. >> some of these kind of instagramable drinks. stuff you would see on instagram. so mcdonald's is really taking aim at this market. and look, if mcdonald's were to completely overhaul its menu and its traditional restaurants, it would be kind of confusing to customers. so it's launching cosmc's. >> what about food with that stuff? food with those lovely drinks? >> you'll be able to get a few different food items. maybe not the traditional big mac, but snacks and mcmuffins, that sort of stuff, the lighter stuff. >> all right, trying new things. got to do it. nathaniel meyerson, good to see you. thanks so much. >>> in this quick programming note, find out who wi

domino's and mcdonald's are holding investor days next week.utlook for 2024. my next guest says domino's will focus on lalty and th d mcdonald's on store growth and corporate structure. upside of 10% in both stocks. brian harper is here. brian, good toee you. welcome. >> thanks, kelly, for ving me. >> i have some giant chicken nuggets overy shoulder, bu it's going tbe about mcdonald's and domino's next week. by the way, do you cover wendy's given what just happened there whether there might be an activist shakeup? >> we do cover wendy's. fundamentally, i think we've been a bit more cautious on wendy's relative to mcdonald's. i think when monald's is kind of squeeze some of the s competitorlike wemdndy's. i'm not sure how that whole activist situation shakes out. >> nor does anyone else. interesting that you said mcdonald's is performing quite well. what are the numbers that back that up and why is that? >> if you look at their same-store sales growth, as well as outside the u.s., it's been double digits recently. they had previously delivered p

us londoners, we lo mcdonald's, and this is -- we love mcdonald's, and this is really cool.a great opportunity. it's a lot of nearby suburbs that could have been a good fit, so the fact that they chose us is pretty great. >> it's kind of got the cool colors and all the bright lights. i mean, you look at the menu, and it'sic, like, wow. it's good. >> reporter: the island pick me up punch is supposed to be about $5.89. stuart, that feels a little pricey to me, i think it would be cheaper at a starbucks if or a dunkin, so we'll see when we order. we're going to try the try it all, and we'll give you a review later. stuart? stuart: i wish you luck. >>> a new poll shows how inflation is affecting people's shopping this holiday season is. i take it, ashley, that people are cutting back? ashley: they are. according to a poll from monmouth university, 55% of respondents said, yeah, we're going to cut back a little on our holiday shopping lists. that's up from 46% last year and 40% in 2021. and it also holds true a. >>s all denial graphic groups especially among those making less tha

mcdonald. >> reporter: trying to reach mr. mcdonald again. leader of the fake electors, was just center stage last month. one of trump's closest allies in the west. mcdonald has been summoned by the january 6th grand jury and in the fake electors face. mcdonald is now indicted. >>> u.s. funding for ukraine is hanging in the balance. just as the white house warns that money for kyiv is drying up. senate republicans had a package for ukraine and israel. that's when they said the money will run out by the end of the year. but the reason for the republican oppositions has nothing to do with ukraine or israel. >> reporter: fears in the capitol that ukraine aid could be stalled permanently. republicans are demanding that aid to ukraine be paired with stricter border policies. and democrats say what the republicans are proposing is too much than they're willing to accept. the end result, a bill they tried to advance that failed in the senate on wednesday evening. one of the key negotiators of north carolina, told me that he believes that something n

cosmic's like mcdonald's.t maggie vespa is ahead of the game maggie, good morning what is it all about >> reporter: hey, is savannah, guys, good morning i mean, we wish we knew. look at the tarp over the sign the major backer is mcdonald's they're not confirming much at all, tied to cosmicsend. >> breaking mcdonald's news, i've got that being said, fast food fans this mounts mcmystery marks a very american trend. >> breaking mcdonald's news, i've got the scoop on cosmic. >> reporter: this morning in a nation long obsessed with fast food. >> they have been super secret about it. >> reporter: fans on social media are loving this super sized mystery. >> all right here it is, cosmics, bolingbrook, illinois. it looks like there are going to be four drive through lanes. >> reporter: online sleuths are zeroing in on what appears to be a fast food joint in the making in suburban chicago. its name, cosmics, a new venture mcdonald's ceo announced on a july earnings call, promising it will have all the dna of mcdonald's

. >>> and mcdonald's is branching out with a spin-off restaurant called cosmc's. it will focus on specialty drinks in coffee with a limited snack menu. the first of ten initial locations opens in illinois later this month. for more, download the news app on your cell phone or connected tv. jarred hill, cbs news, >>> >>> it's thursday, december 7th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." >> terrified. scared for my liv. -- liv. >> i was hoping to get away alive. >> terrifying moments on a college campus. a gunman goes on a shooting rampage at unlv. three victims killed. >>> the fourth faceoff. four republican presidential candidates go head to head targeting each other instead of the frontrunner who was absent from the stage. >>> and zeroing in. fighting intensifies across gaza as israeli troops surround the home of the hamas leader believed to have orchestrated the october 7th attacks. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with the tragedy in las vegas. another mass shooting at another school. this time at unlv. here's what we kn

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who knew we could fit another 10,000 plus mcdonald's 8,000 plus mcdonald's in it's actually got me in the mood grab. some lunch will say. >> thank you as always. yeah, you robbed. well, we're going to talk to rob again tomorrow. so let him know now facebook, twitter e-mail directly at robert, rob black dot com. robert, rob black dot com. what you wanted to talk about you'll never guess what we're doing to the baconator. —we're putting it... —a pretzel bun!!?? on the baconator. kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? the baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> 9.25. and kron 4 is your local election headquarters. state assemblymember evan low is running for congress hoping to succeed representative anna eshoo who announced that she is retiring after 3 decades on capitol hill. assembly member low. as you can see here filed the paperwork on monday to run the 40 year-old previously was he was mayor. also served on city council and he says his home del boy. he knows the silicon valley area better than anyone if elect

mcdonald says that is risky, because each plant is unique. >> without specific data, we are allowingor to continue operating-- is an unnecessary risk. >> this is a very important issue. >> reporter: state senator, john layer says he wants it open longer, but wants to ensure more testing to make sure the unit is safe get >> pg&e believes that they have really gone through this in a way that the public safety is protected. we just want to make sure that that is true. >> reporter: he is pushing pg&e to take out a steel sample that is still in the plant or retest the wells samples removed from the reactor's vessel back in 2002, using newer technology. utility says it has tried, unsuccessfully, for more than a decade to get that remaining sample out, but it is stuck. while retesting old samples, it says, would deviate from the standard safety review process and is unnecessary, because diablo ranks among the top performing plants in the nation. mcdonald insists retesting is the only way to show diablo can continue to operate safely. >> i'm not an antinuclear person at all. i'm a very pro-n

you like three of them, mcdonald's, chubb and caterpillar.elds here of two 1/3% for mcdonald's, 1 1/2%, an all dividend yields for chubb, 2% for caterpillar. there are others with higher dividends are there not? >> absolutely. liz: why these? >> because they're in industries i like a lot. mcdonald's in the consumer space, the food space, incredible company, their growth and they have increased their dividend pretty aggressively, so if you look long term mcdonald's is one of the names in the aristocrats that outperformed the s&p. chubb as well and caterpillar. there are recently concerns of a slowdown economically has dropped but in my view that is when you want to enter these names. liz: you're just going for the gold or the highest dividend, you're looking very long term as these companies have, at a business that has legs? >> 100%. you want to outperform the markets. these companies provide that dividend growth. i highly recommend investors to buy these, reinvest the dividend because that will compound over time, and increase the rate of re

. >> uc berkeley professor digby mcdonald is a long advocate who recently cowrote this report on unit one and antinuclear group mothers for peace. >> i think there's a lot of problematic issues in this whole testing program. >> pg&e tested three of the sample welds 20 years ago which showed they could become brittle by 2021. it declared the result not credible and decided to rely on data from other nuclear plants instead. mcdonald says that is risky because each plant is unique. >> without plant specific data, we are allowing the reactor to continue operating. it is an unnecessary risk. >> this is a very important issue. >> the state senator back keeping it open longer but he wants more testing to ensure unit one is safe. >> pg&e believes they have really gone through this in a way that public safety is protected. we just want to make sure that's true. >> is pushing pg&e to take out a steel sample still in the plant or retest the welds on the sample removed from the reactor vessel back in 2002. the utility says it has tried unsuccessfully for more than a decade to get that remaining s

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liz: investors, the stock is lower by half of 1% but mcdonald's has had a decent year.er as you can tell on that chart. as you can see there's a little pressure here but major announcements are happening when it comes to investor day on tuesday including this new spinoff brand taking on coffee giants like duncan and -- cosmics, named after mcdonald's mascot from the 80s and 90s, they opened their first location outside chicago where you find kelly, there's a lot of buzz about this new concept. >> reporter: they are calling it beverage exploration. people have been waiting for two hours around me to get up to the four places where you can order in the drive through. we waited for an hour to see these new drinks. duncan is across the intersection, starbucks a quarter-mile away and they are hoping you will choose cosmics instead of those two with options like the cold brew and the island pick me up punch and two breakfast sandwiches that aren't on the original mcdonald's menu. these people have come from the suburbs surrounding bolingbrook but also far and wide including s

boycott mcdonald's.cdonald's brickwork several pro- palestinian groups continue to call for people to boycott or protest several companies to include mcdonald's and starbucks for each company has tried to distance itself from the ongoing conflict. but that is not stopped the sometimes weekly rounds of protesters. this mcdonald's temporary shutting down if indemnitors were booted out and pepper sprayed by a security before this droves of protesters barged their way into the upscale shopping mall in manhattan. let's go. let's go. pro- palestinian groups also targeting retail stores in an effort to disrupt the holiday shopping. once they make their way inside we often hear the chance while you are shopping, bombs are dropping. several groups who organized these protesters are going to keep this up as long as there is conflict in the region. >> literally wants w window we wanted. >> progress nypd telling fox there drones have really become a key tool in recent weeks to monitor these rallies as they continue.

mcdonald says that is risky, because each plant is unique. >> without specific data, we are allowing the reactor to continue operating-- is an unnecessary risk. >> this is a very important issue. >> reporter: state senator, john layer says he wants it open longer, but wants to ensure more testing to make sure the unit is safe get >> pg&e believes that they have really gone through this in a way that the public safety is protected. we just want to make sure that that is true. >> reporter: he is pushing pg&e to take out a steel sample that is still in the plant or retest the wells samples removed from the reactor's vessel back in 2002, using newer technology. utility says it has tried, unsuccessfully, for more than a decade to get that remaining sample out, but it is stuck. while retesting old samples, it says, would deviate from the standard safety review process and is unnecessary, because diablo ranks among the top performing plants in the nation. mcdonald insists retesting is the only way to show diablo can continue to operate safely. >> i'm not an antinuclear person at all. i'm a

mcdonald. >> trying to reach mr. mcdonald again. the leader of the fake electors, michael mcdonald. current nevada republican chairman was center stage just last month. >> trump! trump! >> one of trump's closest allies in the west. >> i want to thank michael. he's been fantastic right from the beginning. >> mcdonald has been summoned by both the january 6th grand jury and in the fake electors case. he is also now indicted. these are very serious felony charges. if convicted, they could face years behind bars and nevada isn't the only place where we're seeing news out of fake electors cases. in the state of wisconsin, ten of the fake electors there issued a statement as part of a settlement saying they disavow their actions from 2020, wolf, and they believe, indeed, that joe biden won the state of wisconsin in 2020. >> thanks for that report. let's get more on this with our team of experts and eli, how serious are these charges against these six fake electors in nevada and how tough will this case be for prosecutors to prove? >> wolf, i think we need to be clear here. these charges a

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you mentioned mcdonald's.antastic business with recurring franchise revenues coming in and they raised their dividends for the past 47 years every year, year-over-year. kelly: you also real quick, caterpillar is one you're interested in. it is currently hovering around a 52-week high. do you think there is still room to grow here? >> we think the breadth in the market will improve, right? with rates getting cut there will be more construction projects happening. caterpillar is the largest construction equipment manufacturer in the world. we feel it will benefit for that. we feel in 2024 it will have room to grow up. is another company the past 30 years year-over-year they increased their dividends. this is a stock we like to watch. kelly: that is an interesting perspective. i think a lot of folks are looking to where to put their money. they're looking for highs in the stock market. do i get? the money market, dividend picks, specific ones are good. we'll watch mcdonald's exxon and caterpillar. we didn't get t

. >>> watching shares of mcdonald's today. stock's down a pit.s about the company's investor day, which it's holding now on the expansion plans and the digital strategy, including some new lofty growth targets. mcdonald's is looking to open nearly 10,000 more restaurants and add 100 million loyalty members by 2027. these are new numbers, mike, and they represent an accelerated growth plan for mcdonald's. so they want to go from a little over 40,000 restaurants to 50,000 by 2027. so 3 1/2, 4 years. normally, that would have taken, i'm told, mcdonald's ten years to do. so they're really -- >> 25%, yeah. >> and go from $150 million in loyalty to $250 million by the end of 2027. again, a pretty ambitious growth target. loyalty is increasingly making up a bigger part of the business. they announced a new partnership with google, which is a big deal. 17 menu items, they say, are billion-dollar brands. which is the first time they've broken out things like that. and the chicken business, i did not -- it's almost as big as the beef business, which i thin

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mcdonald's and chipotle arean warning of price hikes in the golden state.o take whatever is left. the world's first fully autonomous ai powered restaurant is set to open inin southern california. so is this a utopia we keep hearing about? >> charlie: yes, it is. >> j>> katie: robot restaurants and poverty? >> charlie: yes, it's the backward wall that they come up with, they want to say that thee have done something that helped people, but they don't care about the actual consequences, everybody is in favor of people making more money. what is weird about it is thatht all of these democrat policies which make it more difficult for companies to thrive and prosper actually wind up hurting people who work and hurting -- preventing people from making more money, so it's just another example of the us government lies and policieverns that theyl solve the problem for you but actually they will make it wo worse. >> katie: an>> pd politicians like avenue some will say we can tax the rich to subsidize publie benefits for people who are laid off by private corporation

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let's move on. >>> you want to go to mcdonald's? let's do mcdonald's.also had some news out this morning. >> growing a little faster than expected. this is one of those where they never go wrong. mcdonald's never goes wrong. they did all the right things, but you know what, david? i think it's a little boring. there are 50,000 stores. i like some of the other guys who are, frankly, not talked about enough. i like qsr, restaurant brands, and david, i like places that are kind of no one's talking about, which is amazing, which is yum. i think yum is cheaper. >> look at the move that stock has had. come on. that's a nice move right there. one month, 5.4%. >> it already happened. people bought it in anticipation. >> all right, let's give people the news. it was out at 9:15. they are going to increase their digital loyalty to 250 million active users, they say, and deliver $45 billion in sales by 2027. getting a lot of 2027 estimates here from both exxon and mcdonald's. or at least goals. they're also aiming for 50,000 restaurants, as you just pointed out, b

they want, let's just eat mcdonald's. like we're eating mcdonald's.ld's. get lostbad enough? we're eating mcdonald's. get lostyeah, nough? we're eating mcdonald's. get lostyeah, she's|? we're eating mcdonald's. get lostyeah, she's totally right. i >> yeah, she's totally right. i don't eat meat and i think it's horrible . i don't want to look horrible. i don't want to look at pictures. no, no . at pictures. no, no. >> oh, found out this >> oh, now we found out this place, the internet place, the. oh, the internet is going to turn on you. >> listens. no, said >> never listens. no, i've said it before, but look, she's she's right. but the mission's terrible . i'll, uh. terrible. i'll, uh. >> well, whip this >> well, we'll whip through this one is to the one then. um, this is to the metro, tiktok has metro, nick. and tiktok has worked out that people's worked out that some people's relationships problems relationships have problems with expectations . wow. breakthrough. expectations. wow. breakthrough. >> yeah. this is the zero dating theory. exposes the

you know, is it mcdonalds, wal-mart, consumer companies, is it regular corporations utilizing ai to theirbenefit to boost their profits? i mean, what does that look like to you, kenny? >> i think that's right. ai will continue to be the story in 2024 and beyond. it's here to stay. it's not going away and just a matter of how much more economist indicated it and how different companies use and incorporate it and exposure to ai and bank and healthcare company and lo jazz ibrams and using ai to help manage your business. it's going to be about the sophistication of it and as we move forward and i think it's a story that's here to stay and all the sectors will benefit whether it's oil expiration and services, whether it's mcdonalds and retailers, whether it's healthcare and i think they're all going to start using more and more. it's going to create opportunity across the boarder and i think technology will benefit and i'm not chasing technology and it's a great run and i own a budget technology and i'll continue to own them and not going to chase them and i look to put money in financials an

you know, is it mcdonalds, wal-mart, consumer companies, is it regular corporations utilizing ai to their to boost their profits? i mean, what does that look like to you, kenny? >> i think that's right. ai will continue to be the story in 2024 and beyond. it's here to stay. it's not going away and just a matter of how much more economist indicated it and how different companies use and incorporate it and exposure to ai and bank and healthcare company and lo jazz ibrams and using ai to help manage your business. it's going to be about the sophistication of it and as we move forward and i think it's a story that's here to stay and all the sectors will benefit whether it's oil expiration and services, whether it's mcdonalds and retailers, whether it's healthcare and i think they're all going to start using more and more. it's going to create opportunity across the boarder and i think technology will benefit and i'm not chasing technology and it's a great run and i own a budget technology and i'll continue to own them and not going to chase them and i look to put money in financials and benef

remember mcdonald's was doing salads and making shakes and discouraging you from eating there.lly collapsed appear i don't think it's going to work. what's the top secretness of it. why are we looking into the mnuchin and yet looking backwards. >> greg: based all on this one character named cosmics. >> walter: so when i first saw this, i thought it says mccoma and it made sense they went from solid food to liquid food and the next thing will be mcfeedingtube. they'll just deliver filet of fish slushies straight through the abdominal wall. >> greg: ha ha, you're right. >> walter: and you can sleep when you're there. >> greg: did you see idiot cracy. >> walter: yes. >> greg: feels like that. >> walter: mcdonald wouldn't have opened a new chain of restaurants if they didn't do hundreds of millions of dollars of research. they studied americans and they learned we're incredibly lazy and losing our teeth. and so this liquid concept, but as i said, i mean, there is a a problem, you have to be awake for it and that's a lot for america. >> greg: exactly i would like to take this while

also luxury good it's been seen that it's reduced so now people are also boycotting basic things like mcdonald's and pizza hurt and all these things and definitely also dropping you will walk by pizza hert in the evening. or kfc or a starbucks, starbucks already said, but a mcdonald's and it will be empty, not like normal, so people are study trying not only to achieve at starbucks, but to achieve more than that. you're still with me, this is gaza under attack and my guess, jonathan chadwick and dr. ali husseini have remained put. thank goodness, uh, we just saw a little bit there, jonathan about advocacy in places that perhaps didn't feel they had that. kind of agency, your reaction first of all to the boycott movement, but also this idea that malaysia is saying, listen, your your ships and your cargo can't dock here, we we won't intervene in other ways, but right now we're hitting you in the pockets, yeah, no, it's a very, very, very significant movement, and actually i only learned about this earlier today, and i'm grateful to the program for putting it in front of me, and i think that it's u

and starbucks is mcdonald's temporarily shutting down after protesters booted out and pepper sprayedbefore all of this, we watched this crowd of demonstrators standing outside the american museum of natural history, organizers taking to social media to speak against beforehand accusing it of being complicit with the ongoing genocide in gaza. nypd kelly fox there drones have become acute key tool to monitor rallies as they continue. >> thank you very much. when in doubt, pull the pepper spray out. [laughter] millennium. christmas shopping may not be so merry this year, a lot of americans think they will skip buying gifts because of the rising cost of everything. people are paying up to deck the halls like the all-american christmas tree. the going rate for christmas tree is between 80 to $100. that's a 10% increase from 2022. i hear you are not scaling back, you're getting all of us if we are lucky. >> they got great deals on sixth avenue, really good price. i guess we are always cheap with christmas. the best way to go cheap is to cut down the christmas tree and highway medians, grea