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wie got disney close to all-time highs. if people are looking at the historical performance of the company, one of the things you might be asking yourself is we've got free cash flow for the year that's probably going to be one-sixth of the peak it reached in 2008. we've got net income that's going to be a small fraction of what it was in 2008. the parks are closed what is the bull case? the bull case is a couple of things for one, disney plus maybe the 024 expectation of multiplying that by four 350 million subscribers. that puts them soundly in competition with netflix, which itself just has market capitalization of $200 billion we heard california legislators talk about reopening parks in the state of california. disneyland brings in about $3 billion a year in revenues you're going to see as we come out the back end of this pandemic, people starting to go back and engage in those areas close to $90 billion in revenues about two years out from now, that would be the highest ever despite the fact that you have these high l

wie said of the megatech company was the cheapest and i think it arguably is the cheapest on a relative basis >> i will juxtapose this earnings statement that have been had to invest so much in the digitalization you also have investment into cloud computing, so what you have is a business the that has several revenue streams but they continue to make investment into the next wave and stay issing at the fore front of innovation as opposed to been forced to pivot and altar business strategy due to extraneous circumstances. >> steve >> it's about cloud and the cloud growth was off the charts. they were forced to make that shift. youtube is always exciting for investors but i think people are buying the stock because of the cloud growths. this is an incredible charts it does check back to the 50-day quite often. so i wouldn't rush in here it still looks very bullish to me >> alphabet or facebook? >> alphabet. to me, it's not even close for a number of different reasons. we said it last quarter. we've been pretty steadfast in this you can actually make an argument right now the same way we

i think wie -- if we make that discovery it could be transformational. >> i think it's so cool, that's this rover's fundamental goal. one of the other cool things is that inside this rover is kind of like a helicopter, the ingenuity, am i pronouncing that right, ingenuity? >> that's right. >> when will the helicopter start flying and what will do it? >> we've got to get perseverance operational on the surface of mars, and so over the weekend there will be a lot of activity to test out systems and do those kind of things. eventually, perseverance will move to what's called a helipad where it will drop off ingenuity, the helicopter, it will back away, and then we'll get some of the most magnificent images ever. perseverance will take pictures of ingenuity flying, and, at the same time, ingenuity is going to take pictures of the ground while it's flying to include maybe even perseverance. >> this could totally change how we do exploration of planets in the future, if we can prove that we can fly helicopters on another world. >> those pictures that we're looking at right there, they are al

and play with the momentum, but at the end of the day, you know, since the new president's election wiefor it and we will be excited. >> liz: yeah, just be ready for it, have your shopping list ready folks things are cheaper when there's a pullback. joe it's great to have you joe mclean, we've got the fireworks because it is record for the dow , s&p and nasdac powering to new closing highs that'll do it for the ""claman countdown"" guys it's the weekend have a good one, i'll see you monday. connell: well after a record setting week on wall street and this is a very strong finish to it here in the last few minutes as stocks add to their records, on stimulus hopes and vaccine opt optimism but also this afternoon the cdc is showing a roadmap they say will be in place to safely reopen school, get children back in the classroom around the country but first the numbers at the close as we close around the highs, the dow looked like it was touch and go and would set a record it needed a seven point gain up 28, so that was a nice finish the s&p 500, the nasdac just needed to be up to be in recor

but wie don't get protection against infection.eriment did not look at any aspect of t cells. it didn't look at functional immunity all it looked at was the ant antibodies, and whether you could dilute the plasma and replicate the virus in a cell culture system it's a very isolated experiment, and as i said, practically a 2/3 reduction but it ignores the way the whole human body responds to a virus or bacteria. >> yeah, and we need to take it as such. quickly, there was an article last night that one shot of pfizer may be up to 95% effective. that came out of a study in israel bottom line is this, we should be bullish on that pfizer biontech vaccine against a number of variants or at least partially so >> well, the immediate answer is that we should be bullish on any vaccine because at this stage of the pandemic, particularly in this country, and indeed, in most other developed countries, any vaccine is better than no vaccine, that's the first thing, and in terms of the mrna, the pfizer biontech specifically it's very effective aga

, yes, and tragically martha, we think, burned -- the letters that george and martha exchanged, but wie with do have a sense of what those letters said and he said if anyone read them they would get the sense of frenchman and that's a idea way of -- rarely were they arone but they liked to be together. he described it as a friendship, partnership and love to give advice, and he would always say when passion subsides you need something firmer to underpin a marriage. he was also thinking during the last years about one sally fairfax, and we know that. sally fairfax was a woman, a married woman who i think we can safely say george washington fell in love with as a young man before he had married more that, and we know he was still thinking about her during these last years because he wrote a letter to her where he said that all the things he had done afterwards in his life and that is the american revolution and two terms as president had not meant to him as the time he had spent with sally fairfax as a young man. >> martha didn't see that up, i take it? >> he had martha send a separate le

testing for antibodies in every state and when you pull that data together and put it together with what wie know abot the infection detection rate, 20% of americans have been infected, plus or minus a couple percentage points. it's not the idea some people are saying it's 50%. and that 20% gives some protection, but the reason the fall may not be, you know, what we're hoping it to be is that there is evidence emerging that it not necessarily protection from variant. look what is happening in per view. they have 50, 60% being infected in the past and now they have a huge outbreak understand follfo -- unfolding and likely that's the now variants showing up there. that shows you a lot of people being infected doesn't necessarily mean in the presence of new variants that we'll have protection we hope for. >> so in peru, you said as much as 50% of the population had been infected and yet, they're getting reinfected because of these variants? >> you know, in peru. the daily death rate is back up to the peak of what it was last year, and they had one of the worst epidemics if you remember. so it's

chairman of the budget committee, bernie sanders former presidential candidate is trying to find a wiea bit of a problem, though, because they've got moderate democrats who don't want $15 phased in over four years and more interested along ten or 11 dollars, so because of that, that's going to potentially float things down a little bit. eric: so they've got over proposal for the $10 minimum wage and bernie sanders is saying we're going to tax corporations that don't give the $15 minimum wage. maybe we can get around that can you just explain to everybody -- what the parliamentarian, and how can a parliamentarian hold up, you know, a top priority of democratic president and the democratic administration, and all of the -- members of congress that voted for it. >> well they can rule it doesn't fall under these special rule it is that will allow democrats to pass it with just 51 votes this gives them 150eu vote work around but you have to adhere to special rules, and one of the rules is the provisions have to impact the federal budget not just incident tally as minimum wage increase would

inherent disparities in our public health and economic system coupledsystem coupled wie inequitable rollout of vaccination efforts across this country mean that are hardest hit communities, black, brown, indigenous, will continue to shoulder the burden of the pandemic, and will be the last to recover, if at all. in fact, a report projects that while the economy may rebound, in the next year, it will take until 2024 for unemployment -- for employment to return to pre-pandemic levels. for those who look to conflate the two, can you please explain the current economic recovery without a labor recovery? >> thank you, congresswoman. we have had this problem in our economy for the last several things where we have had the economy rebound quicker than the labor market. we have to pay attention to that. we look at things like unemployment. and people projecting what they think the economy will recover versus when the labor market will recover. we have to have our ears open. in september, it isn't just that the labor market, it is hopeful that because of the vaccinations, our economy which will be -