garfunkel. >> when i was 8 years old. playing the guitar. i wanted to get into the guitar because i saw my cousin art garfunkel. >> we all said, "oh, that's b.s., that can't be the case." >> it's not one thing. he made up so many stories over our friendship. >> sure enough, that turned out to be true. he really did know him. >> simon and garfunkel were gigantic in the '60s. you probably remember them from "sound of silence" or "bridge over troubled water." ♪ like a bridge over troubled water ♪ they were massive. >> art garfunkel sang at his bar mitzvah. i think that was a very formative moment for lou. >> and so any available object, any tale or backstory that lou could use to convince you that he knew what he was doing, he would use, and maybe the first thing he ever used that way was his actual relationship with art garfunkel, his cousin. >> i was a kid musician in a band. we all had bands. we had a lot of fun. we were playing clubs. that's where i met lou. it was 1973, '4, the club was full of people doing the walk, in

of these ingredients because so many of them come from china but east man kodak, this buy george garfunkelought 11 million shares at 250 recently. >> i saw that. good timing. >> sophisticated investors, gso, blackstone, they sold at that level. this is high, high speculation just because they got a $765 million loan i think we have your pal navarro talking about it, jim. want to take a listen? >> he has been death by china drugs. >> we're going to fly up this afternoon to the kodak corporation in rochester, new york, visit a facility which was absolutely made to assist america in bringing back its pharmaceutical supply chains and medicines to u.s. soil what we have today is a $760 million loan, fully collateralized, so minimal risk to the taxpayer, which is going to allow this country over time to be able to produce a full 25% of the active pharmaceutical ingredients that are necessary to make our generic medicines. >> david, let's call this as it is >> maybe it will be a seminole moment, jim, for this company, but, please, please, be careful out there. this is just ridiculous. >> this is

garfunkel or scoot tough chairman would love to do with their stock i would imagine giving the incredible paper gains that those two gentlemen have right now potentially in the hundreds of millions of dollars. >> incredible. >> you're right, a primary offering on the spot right now, get it done, raise the money, why not. >> right. >> ala in some ways -- if the audience is there, i mean, remember hertz a bankrupt company was thinking about doing the same thing >> carl, these guys, i mean, when you look at these stocks, you say to yourself, all right, are they going to play this game we're not going to moderna-ize them but you go in there and you just say, do you know what, these robin hood guys, do you know what, so long, sucker. kind of what they're saying. >> another -- there's another form today of insider sail at moderna which maybe we will talk about in a bit as for the president's tweet, guys, we might be hearing from some members of congress today since moving the election would require an act by them and for that we will it your honor to eamon javers. >> that's right, you guys saw

i will tell you there's one director, george garfunkel i think he owns 15% now.e bought shares at the end of the year last year do the paperprofits right ther for him who i believe has been a pretty big supporter of republican politics in the past. over to you. >> or anyone, david, who bought monday's low of 213 and at 5060 now. you're looking at huge profits on paper the bulls will argue they're heralding a new era on pharma. we'll have to see an an amazing run in the meantime, we're watching big ftech's hearing later this afternoon with tim cook, jeff bezos and others. walter joining us to talk about what's been called the biggest concentration of personal and corporate wealth to ever appear before congress, and similarities some say to big tobacco hearings decades ago you think it's that big a deal >> oh, man, we're going to have to process this, you and i over a drink five or ten years ago when you have this concentration, and it's being done on a virtual platform where because of coronavirus everybody is appearing in little boxes, it's such a weird period be