deena: yeah, since the recession. incredible to watch, and something i don't think anybody was expecting to happen. but it has gone all the way up to more than $230. now it's back down a little bit. jason: there is an $8 billion market cap company give or take. deena: give or take. it peaked at over $14 billion. there are some questions about whether or not they really have the revenue to justify that kind of market cap. but i think the bet is on the potential more than what they are doing today or tomorrow. impossible is still in a startup phase, so they are not public and a lot of questions are swirling around over whether they will go public. right now, they are saying not right now, but they are not for closing it for the future. the other companies, tyson is so huge, nestle is so huge. hard to say. but at the same time, if one of them lands in mcdonald's, my guess would be the stock would go up that day. jason: and that is the holy grail. mcdonald's is the question everybody gets asked. nobody has an answer yet,

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we're hearing some unhappiness from deena titus, one of the congresswomen on that committee who's a subcommitteeaying look, i think my committee chairman is playing too nice because he wants an infrastructure bill. he's being too nice to the trump people. we need to go harder. that may change coming into the fall, especially after this doral decision which puts it out on the table that trump intends to walk right over whatever the norms were before. >> do you feel like we have enough information to be able to ballpark, figure out how much he's profited, how much trump receipts have gone up than what they would have gone without him in the presidency? >> no, we know for individual properties and there's a mix. so some places like doral, the place he's considering for the g7 summit have done quite poorly. profitability has declined 70%. >> he lost a signature golf tournament that basically was his marketing vehicle for vacationing so it's not surprising on that. >> exactly. and his name drove people away from mar-a-lago which has lost revenue. his actions as president have driven away some of his

it is for a taste of hagerstown today w i'mh deena and amy. all right.mucker bavarian restaurant. dii get close. >> close enough. >> say it like it's supposed to be. smucker stew vent -- >> isn't what i said. laughter ] thank ya'll for coming out this morning and hanging out with us. first ofll, item m what we have here on the table. ork shank this is r signature dish. >> okay >> and needs four hours to cook >> four hours, wow.ay okou marinade it all.ll >> i be marinaded and cooked crispy on the outside, tender on the inside. >> okay. >> delicious. absolutely delicious. >> what else. >> red cabbage, sauerkraut and breadin dumpl with braun sauce. >> we got desserts over llre as . >> we have the black forest cake which isriple layer chocolate ccake withrries marinaded with cherry brandy. apple crumb cakes with vanilla iceream. munich care bavarianream in the middle with chocolate on t top. tort chocolate cake. apple strudel apples, almonds and rum raisins served warm wayi vaa sauce and ba veigh your cheesecake made with cottage eese and hintf lemon. >> do