pfizer are courage, excellence, equity and joy. please know, didn't say how does it relate to our politics? because companies aren't political or they shouldn't be in my in my values driven. yes paul is politically no the fourth question this one might be my favorite is what are our choices here? because often people very reactive and defensive. you've got a reporter calling deadline. you have somebody shoving a petition in your face. you have to sign by 5:00. all the other companies are signing. i reject and i've taken to when there's an issue that's relevant for us sitting down and writing out our own view, in our own, sharing it with employees, posting it on our website. i don't feel like you have to give up control and then the fifth and final question is what is the price of silence? because i do believe there's some issues violence in schools that silence is deafening and it's just not possible for large public that's my framework and it's not perfect and i'm open to interpreting. and it's a great it's a great framework. sall

moderna and its pa partners biontech and pfizer, they're all temperature pfizer, look, they all a had an atrocious 2023. they are the best performers of the new year with, and we know the new year's only one day old here at the moment. moderna topping both the s&p9 and the nasdaq. you see this gain here, up the.25 -- 12.25%. the her of covid and rsv vaccines setting the tone saying that it expects sales to grow in 2025. it endoured a painful 023, everybody doored a painful 2023. i know 20 a 25 is far away, but at the moment it's enough to get investors pouring in. pfizer catching moderna'saway, you can see the gain of about 3.6%. it's a few day and a new year for the big pharma name after a combo e of too much unsold vaccine inventory and largely the company missed the weight loss drug craze. speak of crazes, the bitcoin craze continuing its forward motion at this hour. the crypto crossing $45,000 for the first time since april of 2022 driven by hopes the first spot bitcoin etf will be approved by the end of this week. it's a lot of belief. and, actually, a lot of substance behind it

pfizer are words. yes.es to treat those conditions. >> absolutely. it's going back to what i was saying beforehand about fear. that's the way you're selling the message. get really and the really scared. and here's the solution . it's about edward solution. it's all about edward bernays, about the bernays, who talked about the dixie you might remember dixie cups you might remember about disposable cups. he was engaged help sell these cups. engaged to help sell these cups. these disposable ones. and what he well, about, he said, well, hang about, you're to infections you're going to get infections by keep using the same by if you keep using the same cup and therefore got to cup and therefore we've got to do disposable ones. do these disposable ones. and all a sudden he said, that's all of a sudden he said, that's the way you've got to tell it. you peddle message in the the way you've got to tell it. you pethat message in the the way you've got to tell it. you pethat cupsnessage in the the way you've got to t

i'm in pfizer. i don't think it's a straight line. i think at these prices most of the bad news is in and the technicals are better. >> we're going to go through a bunch of different moves and will kick it around and debate them. sarat, i move to you. you sold cisco. >> i've owned it for a long time. it did everything i want it to do. customers are spending money on ai, on data centers, on security no short-term catalyst. >> steph, you used to own cisco. what are we talking? >> it is defensive. those are the two i tend to gravitate towards. the last two quarter results and the guide down and i just think they have to get through a lot of inventory which is the problem for technologies as a hold. i found other ideas and at the time when i sold cisco, i added fortinet. >> if we're going to be in tech or i like oracle in that sense. >> the other thing you trimmed uber which is fashionable these days given what the stock has done. >> my average stock in the 20s. you want to take money off the table. i still like the company. >> josh, i th

take pfizer who was the fifth worse performing stock.oo cheap to ignore with a very large dividend? we had a chance to sit down with the chairman and ceo of pfizer to hear about the new story. take a look. last time i saw you had not closed the deal. i have pfizer on my hands that is very different. >> i think first of all the question is what will it do for the patients. i think right now the acquisition and the meds between pfizer technology and resources represent the biggest hope for patients with cancer to have meaningful treatments and advancements in their bottle. >> one of the things that you said that was quite brilliant. he said it's not about golden eggs. it's the goose that lays the golden egg. >> of course. it's not about the product or the third team pipeline projects. it the platform and technology that it is composed from from people that know the staff. those are the people that will produce the next products that will fight cancer. for me from day one the biggest concern would be how to bring it without killing the inno

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pfizer, that is tailor-made. i don't spend like that.zer has a good yield, some new drugs from siegel. i like that. cisco, it started a little bitter. my friend saying, this is filling the gap, doing well. and then, disney, we need nelson peltz to get omething is going there. they need to do something because right now, they are not. entertainment, oil and gas, bad chinese stock, drug and tech. we are going to replace alibaba, take alibaba out of this, and what we are going to do, is we are going to put in eli -- no, we have pfizer. we can't do that. why don't we just put in apple? i already blessed apple. let's go to mandy in maryland. mandy? >> hi, jim. how are you? >> how are you? i'm doing good. it's friday, you know, like it like everybody else. >> yeah. tough day. >> okay. say more. >> thank you so much for taking my call. >> you're quite welcome. >> yeah, i appreciate it. >> okay. >> my five picks are a pt, jta m, hban, onan, and at&t. am i diversified? >> again, we have a bit of a challenge here, but that is okay, that is why we

and karen's pfizer.14th. kitchen sinked the 2024 results. and it was a huge volume day and a couple of days. we said, it probably looks interesting here. like, the upside, downside risk reward. when you think about what's happened here from a fundamental standpoint, from a sentiment standpoint, no one likes it, glp-1 thing fell absolutely flath. th there's no catalyst. but it had a bit of a washout, and we can pull up a chart here really quickly. and you say to yourself, this thing just got above the downtrend that's been in place for a year. it's been in place for multiple years and it could be a quick shot to 35 bucks, you know what i mean? at that point, you probably sell it, because it probably is extensive, devoid of catalyst, and you're right back into buying better stories with better pipelines. >> well, mega, you know, megapharma had a terrible year and it wasn't just pharma. look at bristol miers and a couple of the other names and even a j&j lagged dramatically. there are catalysts, and if you

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pfizer down 39%.to do with the decline of sales of covid drugs and covid vaccines, but what else could it be? >> there's a lot of nuances here. look at lilly, it's up massively year over year, but something like pfizer, they were transitions away from covid, trying to reset their revenue base, misaligned expectations cha management was saying and investors thought. now it's a reset. cgen coming in. lot of opportunity there. bristol same thing. they need to replenish that revenue base and some of the new launches weren't doing as well. now they're bringing in new assets hopefully to accelerate that. >> what about with yido connectives. >> we heard they may be taken out by know var disk. i know at the conference know var disk was down playing it. that is the game they could be playing. >> what, evan, would you say are the super cycles happening in the healthcare space right now driving these deals? weight loss to the side. we're talking more about oncology, what else? >> a lot of oncology, a lot in the

and her boyfriend, travis kelce, sponsored by pfizer and their relationships boosted the nfl ratings this season, bringing in a whole new demographic. so how's the psyop going?

pfizer is in there, too. we'll break down all the claims next. >>> the taylor swift super bowl isn't making everyone happy. right wing dinguses like vivek ramaswamy claiming this is a conspiracy, suggesting the super bowl will be rigged for the chiefs to set the stage for taylor swift's biden endorsement. that's whack jack. >> thank you for that. if you go to the dark corners of the internet, you can find off-the-wall conspiracy theories. >> they are all conspireing to get president biden re-elected this fall. this isn't just rattling on your uncle's facebook page. it's being amplified by fox news. >> now there's an online plea circulating begging people to become niners fans. just so it doesn't raise travis kelce's star power. >> this administration is locked dead set on harnessing that. >> why alienate your fans, the swifties? they come across from every political ideology. why put yourself in one area? >> don't believe everything taylor swift says. we are begging you. >> joining us now to discuss is oliver

and the pfizer corporation want today come in and partner with the city of new london to clean up and move into an old mill site but they didn't just want that site, what they also wanted was a large amount of property where they could put a health club, upscale condos some nice upscale restaurants and shopping and that was suzette kilo's neighborhood and told the city of london that in order to come in theyhi would need transformed and the way the city opposed in doing it using the process calledh eminent come antonia ad the government could take your property for public use with just compensation and what that means is widening the road or putting in sidewalk as justice thomas explains. those are the type of public uses originally understood, something where the public would actually use the property. the whole could be there. when these neighbors and suzette heard about it, they want today fight it because they didn't believe it was for the public use. >> so the court ultimately sided with the city in this case. tell me a b little bit about tht ruling and justice thomas descent. >>

and he says things like is a suspiciously agreeable thing to the pfizer corporation. his dissent he points out how and i'm quoting him something gone seriously awry when the government when the government search her house without probable cause for bacon take away so he says your safe and your house but not safe from the government. taking house adding incentives but i hope the chapter captures the as well as damning statistics hown often this is used. >> is a great retelling of the chapter and an interesting story. book, one of the things you got at was is interesting to me. and i wanted to ask a judge who embraces originalism, this case in particular think as i understand the majority opinion, was talking a lot about to the legislative branch in this case the city council and as i understand the majority opinion, it frequently is sort of returning to this idea of, well, we'll let the elected officials decide what public use means. and it made me wonder, there is a tension sometimes originalism and the idea of judicial restraint and how you reconcile those to those t

>> can you buy pfizer?veterinarian, a good guy. >> you're mumbling now. >> the yield is 5.7. >> that's not bad. >> i don't think it's bad. 12 times earnings is not bad. >> that was a horrible year. >> all right. so he had a horrible year. >> that was the worst. look what happened to that stock. >> the first half of the year they were 10-1 -- sorry. that's the eagles. >> did they throw a drink into the crowd? i don't know. >> bristol-myers selling seven times earnings. holy cow. >> it's harder to own an nfl franchise than run a giant hedge fund apparently. >> i like dave, even though he belittled me when i was at goldman. >> not easy. do you have words of advice for him? he's given you advise through the years. you're always willing to give advice. >> well, my advice to david tepper is to follow how mr. lurie does it, the eagles. let's everybody do what they should. if things are out of whack at the end of the year, he readjusts. i gave him an award at the american migraine foundation. a very polite man. not

she's sharing links and her boyfriend travis kelce, sponsored by pfizer, and their relationship boosted the nfl ratings this season bringing in a whole new demographic. biden doesn't even know who taylor swift is. he's confused with taylor swift and oebs. >> you can say harder than getting a tick tote the renaissance tour or -- kind of warm in brazil right now. >> jesse: former fbi agent stewart kaplan joins us. stewart, is this feasible? >> jesse, the deployment of a cy op in the united states in this day and age is still illegal. the national security law prohibits the deployment of cy ops or using an operative for psychological war fare. if i was running biden's management perception team, i would identify someone who would align themselves with my agenda, such as a taylor swift, who has close to 600 million followers. i would target her. i would engage her. i would get her to do what we used to see as like public service announcements. that type of enlistment, that type of solicitation is to the old days of deployment of a cy op. so in modern times, with these people having such inf

in that case it was one of our favorite companies, i'm sure you all have a favorite company called pfizer that was looking to build■7 a new plant in connecticut and they said that this is a public purpose that was sufficient to allow pfizer to take a pink house from a woman that has now been razed to the ground and countless private homes of others and what the supreme court held 5-4 but sandra day o'connor, god bless her and her soul may rest in peace wrote a dissent with renkewitz and thomas who understand the constitution of this country who said if you can use eminent domain to seize the land of people in connecticut for pfizer to create more jobs, then you can use it literally for anything, for any major company to seize any private property even when the government had nothing to do with it and that's a perversion that would make our founding fathers roll over in their graves. george washington and thomas■ jefferson and alexander hamilton and jon jay are rolling over in their graves and was in kelo and good london was decided. but you live in a state right here in iowa, we're in a s

in that case it was one of our favorite companies, i'm sure you all have a favorite company called pfizerhat was looking to build a new plant in connecticut and they said that this is a public purpose that was sufficient to allow pfizer to take a pink house from a woman that has now been razed to the ground and countless private homes of others and what the supreme court held 5-4 but sandra day o'connor, god bless her and her soul may rest in peace wrote a dissent with renkewitz and thomas who understand the constitution of this country who said if you can use eminent domain to seize the land of people in connecticut for pfizer to create more jobs, then you can use it literally for anything, for any major company to seize any private property even when the government had nothing to do with it and that's a perversion that would make our founding fathers roll over in their graves. george washington and thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton and jon jay are rolling over in their graves and was in kelo and good london was decided. but you live in a state right here in iowa, we're in a state

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in that case it was one of our favorite companies, i'm sure you all have a favorite company called pfizer that was looking to build a new plant in connecticut and they said that this is a public purpose that was sufficient to allow pfizer to take a pink house from a woman that has now been razed to the ground and countless private homes of others and what the supreme court held 5-4 but sandra day o'connor, god bless her and her soul may rest in peace wrote a dissent with renkewitz and thomas who understand the constitution of this country who said if you can use eminent domain to seize the land of people in connecticut for pfizer to create more jobs, then you can use it literally for anything, for any major company to seize any private property even when the government had nothing to do with it and that's a perversion that would make our founding fathers roll over in their graves. george washington and thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton and jon jay are rolling over in their graves and was in kelo and good london was decided. but you live in a state right here in iowa, we're in a stat

most recently declassified opinion for the pfizer court for instance shows a 98 percent compliance ratend observes the reforms are putting the court here having the desire pretty the two most recent department of justice semiannual reports winds now show a greater 90 percent com rate. and were proud of the progress we made some part but we are by no means done ongoing effort and are determined to work with congress to get the right part but enter this critical phase of the renewal process it isgo imperative that we not undercut these effectiveness of this essential tool or requirement are some of the restrictions that would paralyze us in our ability to tackle fast-moving threats like the ones i just described because crucial to our ability to use this information to protect americans is our ability to review it promptly and efficiently. be clear newport has ever held warrants required for the twoto query 72 data pretty lawfully and in fact, every court that is consider seven oh two in its current form, pfizer according court review three different ls has found 72, to be constitutional.

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one of our favorite companies called pfizer that was looking connecticut and they said this is a public purpose that was sufficient to allow pfizer to take a pink house from a woman that has now been raised to the ground, and that was what the supreme court held 5 to 4 but sandra day o'connor may her soul rest in peace, wrote a dissent along with rehnquist and thomas, who understand the constitution of this country, which said that if you can use eminent domain to seize the land of people in connecticut for pfizer to create more jobs, you can use it literally for anything, to seize any private property even when the government had nothing to do with it and that was a perversion that would make our founding fathers roll over in their graves. george washington, thomas jefferson, alexander hamilton and john jay are rolling in their graves. the good news is we live in a state right here in iowa, we are in a state right here that has adopted iowa utilities board, adopted the sandra day o'connor rehnquist thomas of you that says in the state of iowa to use eminent domain it has to be a public

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hit and a lot of other stuff that did pretty terribly last year to better such as advance auto parts, pfizerey all gained, this is the week where the market is trying to sort out what happened last year end get ready for the rest of this year. jack: four straight days would've been since 1928, the jobs report came out friday morning and looked really good on the headline. the reality is more nuanced. >> the headline show 260,000 jobs well above the expectation for 573,000 of the revision downward for october and november. there were other signs of weakness in the job report and the reaction was interesting. when the market sold off on the news and he jumped up quite nicely and gave back most of the gains that finished up a little bit on friday. it is a report that i don't think it will convince anyone one way or the other that the fed will go ahead and cut in march. better than a 50% chance that it will but the debate has not settled yet. >> look at next week we have earnings. we have bank earnings, citigroup, bank of america, j.p. morgan and now i'm forgetting someone. we have unitedhealth

and by pfizer inc. >>> hello and welcome to amanpour & co. here's what's coming up . the international court of justice imposes provisional measures on israel over its war in gaza. we discuss what this ruling means with the reporter at the hague and with david sheppard who served as america's first ambassador at large for war crimes issues. >>> asthe bloodshed continues, what new efforts are being made to protect palestinian civilians and free is really hostages. reporter joins us. >>> also -- >> i was so anxious

next, i can't believe that these covid success stories covid and pfizer -- moderna and pfizer could seena was the first company to develop a vaccine for covid. it did not last. most people believe that they could put it to work in an instant. the company failed to show its profitability. the belief that they can develop these vaccines to stop cancer. i think even he had to be shocked by how people could turn on him and his stock which fell down to 99 at the end of last year. that is up from $62 and change. that might not mean much in the face of healthcare. maybe people are starting to put behind the covid headache. pfizer stock was one of the biggest in history. the ceo needs to organize disparate as acquisitions in the face of the endless patent cliffs. the stock was hurt severely because of its inability to forecast how quickly people settled in to recognize that it was here to stay. it's treatment that is the closest thing to a cure, once we saw the real numbers the market overreacted. cannot make a comeback? sure. they even have a nice rally going on right now but big pharma makes

at the big board it is pfizer celebrating the launch of the pfizer small business index.e ceo in about an hour. speaking of small business, jim, nfib, we don't always get to it every month, but five-month high on decreased estimates on sales, earnings, economic trends. >> it is the backbone of the u.s. economy. there seems to be no end to it. by the way, what a fantastic interview. he is the pulse of small business, the pulse of america. what he touches is gold. i like his stock because he is the head of it. >> jim, obviously m&a has been a huge story where you are. i think $6.5 billion in deals announced yesterday. there's still a lot of lingering reports about further m&a, whether that's in software or some other areas of the economy. >> site toe kinetics, novartis. the ceo is here. i think he may think he doesn't have to talk about it. i'm not going to let him get away with that. obviously he just heard that. there is no preparation other than truth. david, you know you can't have a $9 billion company potential acquisition and not talk about it. that's not fair to the

hit and a lot of other stuff that did pretty terribly last year to better such as advance auto parts, pfizer all gained, this is the week where the market is trying to sort out what happened last year end get ready for the rest of this year. jack: four straight days would've been since 1928, the jobs report came out friday morning and looked really good on the headline. the reality is more nuanced. >> the headline show 260,000 jobs well above the expectation for 573,000 of the revision downward for october and november. there were other signs of weakness in the job report and the reaction was interesting. when the market sold off on the news and he jumped up quite nicely and gave back most of the gains that finished up a little bit on friday. it is a report that i don't think it will convince anyone one way or the other that the fed will go ahead and cut in march. better than a 50% chance that it will but the debate has not settled yet. >> look at next week we have earnings. we have bank earnings, citigroup, bank of america, j.p. morgan and now i'm forgetting someone. we have unitedhealth an

. >> we reached out to pfizer, who makes paxlovid? they sent us a statement that said, in part, we are continuing to monitor data from our clinical studies and real world evidence and welcome independent research in academic discourse on long covid. paxlovid is not authorized or approved for use as a treatment or prophylactic for long covid, as it relates to rebound symptoms. pfizer said, quote, we believe covid 19 rebound is uncommon and not uniquely associated with any specific treatment. we remain very confident in paxlovid s clinical effectiveness at preventing severe outcomes from covid 19, and patients at high risk, despite the study. gerstenfeld reiterates that paxlovid is still an important treatment to prevent disease in people at high risk of severe covid. i think where our study kind of helps is those people who are at low risk but are taking paxlovid purely to try to prevent long covid. >> i think weakens the evidence for that. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> the drug, called hydroxychloroquine, may have killed 17,000 peo

so the statistics in 2021, in middle of the pandemic, pfizer was ranked by fortune magazine as the world's fourth most adviser at company. so think that i think that is the ultimate scorecard on sally's performance in the middle of a pandemic. fourth and last i'm going to close with an anecdote. so february 20, 21, president obama's trip after his inauguration was to pfizer's kalamazoo to manufacturing plant, pfizer albert bourla introduced, salih to president biden by let me introduce salih in my administration she is the secretary of state and i thought that was a great a great way of introducing you. salih thank you sowe have simon. he is, the author of foreign bodies, pandemics, vaccines and the health of nations, which investigates the tangled and complex history of pandemics and vaccines from. smallpox in london to plague in india. simon schama explores stories throughout 18th and 19th centuries, including impact of microbiologist valdemar half kind, who created the world's first production of vaccines and was brought down in an act of shocking injustice. our second author is simon s

i looked at pfizer this morning. i was going over this with jeff marx. pfizer with 5.6% yield. better than four. i had the fortunate experience that i'm about to reveal to the jp conference to interview many a great drug company ceos and my goal, ron, is to be able to come up with answers for you about that very question. chris from rhode island. chris. >> what is going on, jim? >> just hanging out. how about you? >> i'm all right. >> what are we thinking? >> my question for you is, ali baba. is at the 52 week low? is that it buy? >> my colleague was talking about how there is really no actual performance gains in this thing. i am not going to get behind a chinese stock that does not produce a good return. it is tough enough being behind any of the chinese stocks. it is just too hard for me. that will be my view for almost all of 2024. aside from j&j, i think all these numbers that underperform luster have a chance to bounce- back in 2024. and if j&j didn't have litigation, the stock would be at 180. more mad money ahead. it was a new year. should investors treat this market li

middle of the pandemic, pfizer was ranked by fortune magazine as the world's fourth most adviser at company. so think that i think that is the ultimate scorecard on sally's performance in the middle of a pandemic. fourth and last i'm going to close with an anecdote. so february 20, 21, president obama's trip after his inauguration was to pfizer's kalamazoo to manufacturing plant, pfizer albert bourla introduced, salih to president biden by let me introduce salih in my administration she is the secretary of state and i thought that was a great a great way of introducing you. salih thank you sowe have simon. he is, the author of foreign bodies, pandemics, vaccines and the health of nations, which investigates the tangled and complex history of pandemics and vaccines from. smallpox in london to plague in india. simon schama explores stories throughout 18th and 19th centuries, including impact of microbiologist valdemar half kind, who created the world's first production of vaccines and was brought down in an act of shocking injustice. our second author is simon sebag. montefiore. his of his ti

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