paul: chuck robbins speaking with jonathan ferro.e more on supply chain issues later on with christopher, chairman and ceo of a musical group which makes consumer products from youtube speakers. you can join us later on "daybreak asia." a move by the u.s. and united kingdom to help australia build nuclear submarines has stirred up geopolitical tensions. we will get analysis from expert who worked on security issues for more than three decades. that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: china has -- help australia build nuclear submarines. the chinese foreign ministry spokesman said the new partnership will stoke an arms race in asia pacific waters. let's talk about the repercussions with the director of the asia program, the german marshall fund. china says this new defense pact between these countries, it greatly undermines regional peace and stability. are we looking at the risk of an arms race in the region as china wants? vonnie: china has been building up its military in the region for many years and the reality is that other p

tom: that was the cisco chairman, chuck robbins.mberg is hosting a webinar, bringing together global leaders to discuss how the financial sector can turn the tide on climate change with a focus on the role of france. speakers include the french economy minister, the u.n. special convoy on finance, mark carney, and the ceo of a mundi. that is happening now. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: happy friday and welcome back to the open. we are nine minutes into the european trading day. a second day of gains. the stoxx 600 is gaining close to 0.7%. the u.k., france, germany and italy in positive territory. across the sectors, travel and leisure top the list. iron ore and the pressures around that raw material are at the bottom. he can zero in on some names. there is optimism around some of the attempts by the u.k. government to ease some restrictions. there has been speculation about the red list, now you have a report saying the u.k. red list on international travel to 62 countries will be halved. that is playing into the optimism in the airlin

at a teenager, i work at the local baskin-robbins. i can still recall the afternoon when the franchise owner of that baskin-robbins called me into her office gave me a $.10 per , hour raise and gave me a key and said i was the assistant manager. i opened up the place the following day and we had the cleanest bathrooms in america -- baskin-robbins in america that morning. that promotion confirmed that what i had was value. where i came from was less important than where i was going . i felt the kind of pride and self-confidence to keep a good person working or in school, striving for success and off the streets. over the coming years, i worked my way through college and law school while supporting my small family doing about any job i , could find like painting houses, cutting lawns and busting up concrete with a jackhammer in st. louis. i worked almost any job i could find as i had no government or family help. eventually, i became a lawyer and ceo of an international corporation. i tell my grandchildren the story because the importan

let's if to chuck robbins. chairman and ceo of scisco systems and a beleaguered falcons fan. "mad money." >> you had to open with that, did you, jim >> how could i not >> let's get this out of the way. >> what? >> let me tell you how much help -- congratulations on the win. your team played really well. >> this is embarrassing. >> i'm very embarrassed. >> i'm going to sign this and send it to you. >> that's very embarrassing. look, you don't have to sign it. i already have a ball signed by him. you do that well let's get to it. you're better than your falcons. you did something i was hoping you were going to do which is you guided up in very sizeable ways for something after the last quarter people didn't seem to realize it. you're growing 5 to 7% revenue compound annual growth rate. that is really, really a big stepup from when we heard you last >> well, jim, you know, what we've been doing over the last four, five, six years is really making this transition to this software model today we shared the metrics and showed what we've done and basically the fact that we've done e

let's welcome in the president and ceo ira robbins.bank or explain the story and why this acquisition. >> it is a separate organization than the bank in israel. for us we think about our opportunities. the banking landscape has dramatically changed over the last few years historically, one would look at m&a and think about dots on a map and how they would integrate with those organizations today, it is more about business lines, more about how individual customers bank with us the branch really becomes the brand as opposed to the center of geography for each individual customer as we think about m&a and it appears peers are going down this path as well the business line focus and the ability to provide scale through those individual business lines is what is driving a lot of the m&a activity today. >> everything you described of course we all know resonates as true, this is the way it works today. how do you -- what are the advantages of that what are the drawbacks you think about the cable industry, for instance, and wherever they had

the robbins say the communities they have not worked with before do not want to hear them out.hey are persistent. and they find showing a hot meal is often a great way to start conversation. brent: at the tokyo paralympics, 21-year-old greek runner set a new world record on thursday in the men's 100 meter t11. p.m. he and his guide -- he and his guide were favorites going into the race and did not disappoint. the pair were in perfect sync. this set a new world record of 10.82 seconds and it lead to emotional scenes at the end of the race as you can understand. and in swimming, the world champion won gold in the 50 meters men free. the mexican fought off a tough challenge from china's athlete. the superstar swedish pop group has announced its first new material in four decades. the album voyage is set to be released on the fifth of november. mark your calendars. abba had also been creating a holographic live show which will start next year. that's ght, holograms. the virtual band will hold a series of concert in london, including new tracks and some of the classics. ♪ >> ♪ this

they believe is the country's support for the taliban, including the alleged taking over of the last robbins captured by the group. >> pakistan has directly attacked our country. we don't want pakistan announcing the government here. afghanistan is a free country. we women and men are not the same as those 20 years ago that were into submison. >> pakistan says that it's afghan. >> i accept the taliban afghans, but behind them is pakistan. they gave them this idea. >> pakistan says it has always worked for peace in afghanistan. taliban members initially there to allow protesters to march through the city. >> this is the biggest challenge to the taliban's authority we have seen so far and it is coming from peaceful protesters, women and men. >> amongst the protesters? some not afraid to directly criticize the group. >> we demand freedom of speech, democracy, national resistance against the taliban. x are you afraid? >> i am not afraid of death. our voices will make history. >> as the protests continued, convoys of taliban vehicles made their way to the scene. eventually, fighters fired shop in

this is boom, but the one business show you care for them in i'm branch of or, and i'm rachel robbins in washington, coming after us economy is continuing to recovery as a weekly jobless claim count has his lowest level since the early days of him. demick straight ahead will discuss the numbers and the state of inflation and the country. later, we take you to the airline industry. southwest airlines pilots have filed food against the carrier, will dig into the development and the state of a be a regulation with a fact. so today was dive right in the news and we leave the program with weekly jobless claims falling to the lowest level since the onset of the cobra. 1900 pandemic in march of 2020. now initial jobless claims fell 234000 or 334-0004 the week ending on the 28th of august, the us labor department reported thursday. the decline and claims comes amid the so called workers shortage in the country, which i record number of job openings earlier.

the taliban are not inclusive and representative. china says it'll recognize the new leadership, robbins or choosing new members of parliament and regional council, about 18000000 people are expected to vote. this is the 3rd election. there's a new constitution was introduced in 2011. the west african economic law was, is set to hold an extraordinary salad on the coup in guinea groups. second sanction, after president offer candy was ousted on sunday, was securities being stepped up in the french capital. as the trial begins for 20 men charged over the seas of a tax daily 6 years ago, the $130.00 people were killed and hundreds were injured in the violence in paris. one of the accused seller of the slum is thought to be the only surviving attack on well, let's go to natasha battle, who's live for us in paris. natasha just talk us through what's been happening this morning. well, as you can imagine, security is extremely high here in the center of the city where those packs took place. 6 years ago, the seas fall has because they have a trial 20 accused, hundreds of expected witnesses. and

robbins government has a handful of new comers and technical experts hoping to distance the cabinet from establishment politicians associated with corruption, the new finance minutes. the use of hollywood is a senior central bank official and the health minister fit us ob yet is the manager of lebanon's largest public hospital. 5 minutes in mccarty, hopes the cabinet can convince the international community that it is serious about tackling corruption and restart. bailout talks with the international monetary fund . the country is suffering its worst economic crisis. the lebanese pound is lost, 90 percent of its value in the past 2 years. now let's bring in bush auto ha, be in the stumble. he's a middle east and north africa senior geopolitical analyst for clipper data. it's a commodities intelligence from good to have with us on august here. i wanna ask you about the timing of this. first of all, given the fact that the prime, the new prime minister only find out he was getting the job back in july. i was he able to pull together this disparate group of people or seemingly disparate gro

and francis robbins would spend the next eight years of her life essentially having been abandoned by her mother to live with relatives while her mother went off to pursue her career. these six very, very lonely years really did cast a shadow on her spirit. and i think a longing for the sort of wholeness and security that she finally found and her husband. that is what she would say my life began when i met ronnie. it's also important to understand where he was when they met. when this future first couple met in late 1949, on what ronald reagan thought was a blind date, i came up in my research with the fact that nancy had been angling to make their paths cross for quite a while before he actually was convinced this was a blind date. he showed up for their first date literally a broken man. he was leaning on to keynes because he had spent two months in traction have been broken his leg in six places. it was in a charity baseball game. but spiritually, ronald reagan will he was in what he would call a deep freeze. he was approaching middle age, his movie career was hitting bottom, his

professional astronauts on board. inspiration for mission blasted off from cape canaveral, florida. robbins has a lift off for inspiration for lasting the world's 1st all civilian crew into orbit. the space ex falcon 9 rocket took off from florida on a 3 day mission that will take it. 575 kilometers above the earth. higher even than the orbit of the international space station. on board businessman and pilot, jared isaac, men who chartered the rocket from space ex isaac men, has piloted a variety of aircraft and will be at the controls. i just really felt at the time, inspiration for was created and knowing that this was, this was going to be a 1st and there's a lot of responsibility that comes with that. you know, we had to send a message that they're real, real problems in real obligations. we have to pay attention to here on earth in order to earn the right to make progress for tomorrow. the price tag to the flight was not disclosed. but isaac, my hopes to raise approximately $200000000.00 for st. jude children's hospital in memphis, tennessee. he donated 100000000 from his own funds. is

robbins, the limitations that i, that are already described. i mean, the root causes are, you know, all still exist and nothing has really been done to, to address them the, or the illegal occupation in the apartheid system has been well established and documented. but what i was, you know, what i was going to say earlier is with regards to the rocket fire. know when you're going to sit here and advocate for for rockets. but what i think is interesting is that, you know, i've been looking at some of the israeli media reports. what i think is interesting is that the clock always seems to start when is, when it's convenient for israel to start the clock, right? so come off just wake up one day and decides to fire rockets for no apparent reason . right. but we forget about the ongoing occupation we, we forget about daily abuses. we forget about the violent pressing or protest that the border just a couple of weeks ago. a child was killed, the palestinian 12 year old child was killed. so i think all that is important to bear and your guest gill had

i'm branch of war and i'm rachel robbins in washington, coming after us economy is continuing to recovery as a weekly jobless claim count has his lowest level since the early days is at hand damage straight ahead, we'll discuss the numbers and the state of inflation and the country later we take you to the airline industry as southwest airlines pilots have filed suit against the carrier will dig into the development and the state of a be a regulation with the pack. so today was dive right in. and we leave the program with weekly jobless claims falling to the lowest level, to the onset of the coven, 1900 pandemic. in march of 2020. now initial job claims fell 234000 or 334-0004 the week ending on the 28th of august, the us labor department reported thursday. the decline and claims comes amid the so called workers shortage in the country, which i record number of job openings earlier in august. despite a rise in cases of the delta, various of cope and 19 lay off in the nation to have also fall into their lowest level since june of $997.00. even with this positive employment data onlookers w

then i will check up with chuck robbins of cisco. that show begins in 20 minutes.stay tuned for that on bloomberg television. kathy jones can frame out the huge issue over yields. jonathan: there's a whole chapter in drawdowns dedicated to that is an experience -- dedicated to that zen experience. tom: i saw the cover for the book treatment that came in. ww norton would not publish it. it was totally inappropriate. jonathan: i thought it was a good photo. tom: i fell off the chair. lisa: at mcdonald's? [laughter] jonathan: from new york city, good morning. retail sales tidy in the united states of america. the dollar showing strength. inequities, we are down six. -.1%. john keene and tom ferro alongside lisa abramowicz. this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. it will not be all sightseeing for the first all civilian crew on a manned space mission. they will conduct some medical research during their three-day search. one of the passengers may have paid $200 billion for the flight plus a donation of $100 million to charity. president b

and 9:40 a.m., we get the chair and ceo chuck robbins joining a program jon ferro will be posting later on. i'm curious to see how much she talks about supply chain delays, chip shortages, and how much people are adapting their personal offices to work from home. at 10:00 a.m., july business inventory data that seeds into the same conversation with supply chain just ructions. the idea -- chain disruptions. the idea they have to restock it a holiday season at a time where they do not know how quickly they can get things. there's a sense of how much these have increased costs. if you look at the shipping cost from shanghai to los angeles, nearly triple over the past year. lisa: thank you. the promo for the open later on. lisa: i'm genuinely interested. jon: thank you. you watch bloomberg tv, don't listen to tom. tk, a special congratulations to the team at spacex. tom: just superb. we don't want to take the time here but jon, this has been way underplayed. i take immense issue with mr. bezos and mr. branson. this is a far larger accomplishment into orbit than john glenn of 1962, 365 some

jonathan: i just don't think chuck robbins knows that yet.sa: neither does lisa abramowicz, but carry on. romaine: i will keep an i on that interview. keep an eye on las vegas sands and the rest of the casino stocks. they are down now. if today turns out to be a down day, this will be the sixth and seven that they are down. a lot of them are well into correction territory here. las vegas sands down 2% premarket, down about 15% over that stretch. beyond meat getting a downgrade today, all the way down to underweight. some concern about competitive pressures. there was an interesting note on the automotive space, particularly with ev's come out of bank of america. they downgraded lordstown. the concern here is really the competitive pressures. the analysts didn't seem to think that these companies would not be able to bring their products to market, but by the time to get there, there are going to be so many other options for investors out there. both of the stocks down by about 2% each. an upgrade to avis budget on the capacity to over earn. t

he claims he worked at baskin-robbins at 15 and when it had to have a hawaii social security number likeis half-sister did. >> i read his memoir promised land hoping to find an answer to that question whether he ever set foot in connecticut reason to be in connecticut. what is curious and doing the research is that just like the birth certificate, they know he has a connecticut social security number so the major media will not address it themselves or they leave it to their fact checkers. snopes says yes he does have a suit on —- connecticut social security number and yes it is a curiosity. so let's say you are in the newsroom donald trump had a connecticut social security number or let's a hawaii are they can leavebe it at curiosity? know. they will send one o does in fact checkers and investigators to dig up every inch under to find out how he got a hold of a hawaii social security number but they write it off as a curiosity and it could have been a career and her. how do you get this? is a fraudulent? we don't know. it is an anomaly and a curiosity. good question. thank you. onest mo

you know, you remember the dutch evangelists courts in boone who was a wonderful person who is in robbinsf you look within you get distressed, if you look to god you get to be a person at rest. i think the healing of our world has to begin with connecting people back to a relationship with god. and you can't do that in silos. so with done that with a lot of protection around our campus and when necessary foreign masks and had temptation but i continue to tell me members this, it's so important to come together. you can't look at your faith in a silo and we know that our words that in genesis, it's not good for a man or woman to be alone. people need to come together and the way that we do that is often in our worship and in our service and in our commitment to living beyond ourselves. so as you just said we actually experience growth. we got about 270 members during the pandemic and we seen the return of attendance begin to creep up. this sunday we will be at six different services and we are doing that now and we've actually have people joining the church from outside the state. we had m

he claimed he worked at baskin-robbins when he was 15 and he would have had to have a hawaii social security number like his half-sister did. >> i read the memoir a promised land hoping to find an answer to that question whether he ever set foot in connecticut or had a reason to be in connecticut. what's curious about it and doing the research is this is one thing like the birth certificate they know he has a connecticut social security number so the major media will not address it themselves. when they leave it to the fact checkers here's what they say. yes, he does have a social security number from connecticut. and here's the term it is a curiosity. now let's say donald trump is a security number, are they going to leave it at curiosity? know. they are going to send a dozen fact checkers and reporters and investigators to dig up every inch of dirt to find out how he got a hold of a hawaii social security number but in obama's case they write it off as curiosity and it could have been a career changer. how did it get to this, is it fraudulent? we don't know. but it is an anomaly. it's a cu

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justice robbins dedication and hard work, justice robinson is extremely well qualified for this positionthe federal court. she's served her since 2011 and built a reputation in the fair application of the law andnd treats people respect and compassion and understands the duty to provide justice. i believe she will make vermont proud and will be an excellent addition to the federal bench. congrats on your nomination and think you for your service to our country and commitment for equality and justice. thank you. >> thank you. the committee and those in attendance understand you have a busy schedule and if you have to depart anytime soon, it's understandable. we are honored to have senator ron of oregon here next. >> thank you very much and i am pleased to introduce jennifer's son,n, my neighbor who lives around the corner from me in southeast portland, president biden's nominee to serve on the u.s. court of appeals of the ninth circuit. i listened to our quality, my friend is senator grassley inc. supporters were located in various parts of thehe country. her strongest supporter are one 1

. >> my friend chuck robbins is an lawsuit guy and his supply chain works very well. i wonder if.ab net. "mad money" is back after the break. >> stick around. "the lightning round" is coming up next. i wonder how the firm's doing without its fearless leader. you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless with the rx. crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. wealth is breaking ground on your biggest project yet. crafted by lexus. worth is giving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life with you, the party of a lifetime. wealth is watching your business grow. worth is watching your employees grow with it. principal. for all it's worth. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see ev

sponsors, high-profile sponsors like michael kline of churchill, so cbii is one, gary cohn and cliff robbinsr one so i've been buying them as a discount to 10 the thought is i will sit on them they have to find a deal by two years after the spac comes public so michael kline has 18 months left on cbii, for example. gary cohn has only one year left on crhc to come up with a deal i know that i'm going to get at least 10 back, so that's nice, but i get a look at whatever deal they come up with they're really incented to come up with a deal they make a lot of money if they come up with a deal. i don't know if the market will turn or not, but i know that i'll have a chance to look at whatever deal they get it may trade up on the announcement of the deal and i have until the actual merger closes to decide what to do if they pick -- if they get a company and the market loves it and it trades up, i don't need to wait until the end, i can sell it higher so you're getting paid an option to take a look at what they have i think it's -- it's just for selling, too many levered holders of spac stocks so i

he claims he worked as baskin robbins when he was 15 and he would have had to have a hawaii social security number like his half sister did. >> you know, i read his memoir, a promised land hoping to find an answer to that question, whether he set foot in connecticut, had any reason of being in connecticut to send in a social security. what's curious in doing the research on this, this is one thing unlike the birth certificate the major media just dismissed, they know he has a connecticut social security number. so the major media will not address this themselves so they leave it to their fact checker like political fact and snopes and those people. snopes says, yes, he does have a connecticut social security. yes, and here is the term, it is a curiosity, right? now, let's say you're in a news room, let's say donald trump has a connecticut social security number or let's say a hawaii social security. are they going to leave it at cure 0s it i-- curiosity? no, they're going to send fact checkers to hawaii to dig up dirt how he got ahold of a hawaii social security. in obama's case they write

this is like if tony robbins lost it during one of his self-help seminars "you have to push out youre feelings and take control of your emotions hold on, it's my assistant what do you mean they don't have blue cheese? what kind of self-respecting just salad runs out of blue cheese i will not call don pablo. my whole day is ruined now!" also, i like how lindell suddenly takes on the exhausted energy of a substitute teacher when he's trying to sell everyone how much deep [ bleep ] he's in. "hey, guys listen up, please. oh, come on, guys. if we don't do the lesson plan, we can't watch 'free willy' on laser disk hey, come -- what are you doing on the ca -- come on, guys, you can't type boobs, okay. don't tell me the calculator was hacked by hugo chavez. why? because you're going to get sued by texas instruments." the best part of that clip though, is how lindell involves everybody else in the room by telling them their free speech rights are blown out of the water. like, whatever happens to him is happening to america "guys, bad news, the doctor called, and it looks like america has supe

when we talk about our basket, and robbins. i'm concerned about restaurants. we talked about starbucks who serves a sandwich and who would be there to police people let a festival or exercising outside in the public park. so where does that boundary go? i guess i'm with the vice mayor. i have more questions than i have answers for on that. many residents spoke out against the idea as well. the mayor also mentioned that the california restaurant association wrote a letter to the city, saying outdoor dining should be exempt from this mandate, according to an infectious disease expert at ucsf studies show very low transmission outside so experts don't believe that requiring proof of vaccination for outside events is necessary. right now live in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news. you have no information on a shooting at least 10 jose that left one woman dead. police say a 15 year old who was related to the victim has been arrested for last night's shooting. officers responded to reports of a person shot on story road and colmar drive around eight pm

have had a connecticut number but he would've had a hawaii one pretty claims he worked at baskin robbins when he was 15. he would have had to have a hawaii social security number like his half-sister did. >> i read his memoir of promised land hoping to find an answer to that question. whether he ever set foot in connecticut, whether he had reason being in connecticut. what's curious about it during the research on this, this is like the birth certificate that we dismiss. they know he has it social security number for the major media will not address it themselves. but they leave it to their fact checkers. so here's what snopes says. snopes says yes he does have a connecticut social security number. yes, here's their term it is a curiosity. let's say you are in a newsroom real estate donald trump has a connecticut social security number or hawaii social security number, are they going to leave it at curiosity? no they're going to send a dozen fact checker, reporters and investigators to hawaii to dig up every inch of dirt out there to find out how he got hold of a hawaii social security n

folks are attracting thousands of followers on instagram becoming grand flu insert 76 year old debra robbinsence on instagram as a hat designer and fashion icon. have a team of photographers who love to photograph me, so i'm always, uh, getting photographs that are up to date, and then people send me things to wear, so i have to model them and show them and talk about them. it's kind of like an aspirational life if you're not there yet, so for young people they love looking at it and imagining you know that this is how their life is going to be when they're 70 or 80, or even 16 carry. nachmani is a grandmother of four she started an instagram food page in 2018 to showcase her cooking. progress with the infrastructure bill. that's according to the senate majority leader. i'm lauren blanchard in washington, with more on where the proposed deal stands coming up and coming up on ktvu channel two news at six, the east bay mud board of directors discusses possible penalties for excessive water use. we'll tell you what's being considered and a new health order set to go into affecting contra costa

given the failures and intelligence there in the robbins with intelligent there and i don't claim our intelligence agencies. it's hard to follow the weapons of mass destruction programs of a government. it wasn't just that saddam hussein emerged on george bush's watch. we fought a war against him in 1990, a war but also ended in an armistice. we were trying to hold him in check by what the president called a swiss cheese like sanctions that were falling up our under the un's inability to carry them out. he was shooting at our aircraft every day. i remember one of the first conversations with donald rumsfeld was let's see if he gets lucky and shoot one of our planes down, then what do we do? saddam hussein was a threat and we thought he was rebuilding his weapons of mass destruction and the question was, do you wait until he has rebuilt them or do you do something about it now step our allies, some of our allies, the french, the germans had some of our allies including the british billions and polish were in with us on the very first attack on iraq, that first night. the president felt

given the failures and intelligence there in the robbins with intelligent there and i don't claim our intelligence agencies. it's hard to follow the weapons of mass destruction programs of a government. it wasn't just that saddam hussein emerged on george bush's watch. we fought a war against him in 1990, a war but also ended in an armistice. we were trying to hold him in check by what the president called a swiss cheese like sanctions that were falling up our under the un's inability to carry them out. he was shooting at our aircraft every day. i remember one of the first conversations with donald rumsfeld was let's see if he gets lucky and shoot one of our planes down, then what do we do? saddam hussein was a threat and we thought he was rebuilding his weapons of mass destruction and the question was, do you wait until he has rebuilt them or do you do something about it now step our allies, some of our allies, the french, the germans had some of our allies including the british billions and polish were in with us on the very first attack on iraq, that first night. the president felt

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i would not want to go against chuck robbins, other than in football he also lives the braves and theers he's backing winners, two out of three. i'm saying chuck is making inroads in the enterprise. that's why i think this deal is so necessary for zoom. >> they're going to have to pay up for the negotiation that got them the deal in the first place. you know, you've got to get some sense of shareholders that what five nine are going to accept, if the vote was held tomorrow, no way no way >> people are talking about every single ipo, whether it's dutch bros, no one is talking about substance. you're the only guy talking about the spac world blowing up. >> yeah. one deal had 2.5 redepositions, that's the lowest i have seen. it's going to be acquired by a spac, already a 4, and amicus will own 30% of the new company if, in fact, there are no redemptions. of course there are always redemptions, but one of the stocks is up nicely, f.o.l.d >> it's a real company. >> you know that company >> yeah. >> you also know cyrus one, too. >> how about morgan stanley, another downgrade. they're talkin

. >> yeah, i mean, it's one of those valuation calls that i really dislike chuck robbins, people comingork, campus, there's very good acquisitions the last few years. i don't think it will hurt the stocks got a good yield, a great balance sheet. he is a falcon fan they're going to get a beatdow at the hands of the eagles that's really the only fly in the ointment for this man. >> are the eagles going to be any good >> surprising. everybody's gotten a buy in, i expect very good things. >> is that why nike's leading the dow along with a couple of -- >> oh, my, nike. evidence slab once again, i know david you said something like you're not that fond of research the evidence lab is proving to be every bit as good as say the criminal minds. >> csi kind of level. >> csi kind of level analysis. >> it's got that level of rigor. >> does it >> i thought the nike report was good since there are no real supply chain problems. >> are they solving any crimes are they really doing that >> they're not dexter either, let's get that straight. >> they do have their stamp >> you didn't even talk about -- >

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jason robbins is the ceo of draft kings. of power in the land of online gambling.eans big bucks to you. how did you do last night? >> we are in the quiet period but we expected big things that are pleased. stuart: that is a diplomatic response and i admire that. the companies offer the same odds. how do you cheat an advantage over someone else? >> it is really important. we have been rated the highest user experience in the market. something we focus on. a variety of the markets, you can offer more in the setting and games and things like that, that is important. being able to have a strong emotional strategy to start the season where we had one dollar and $0.73, paying out $54 million and in the next motion. a great response. stuart: $20 billion wagered on football this season. are you allowed to comment? >> that is not my number. a lot of it happening in the illegal markets, tough to measure. i don't think the regulated market will reach those numbers that we are path to get there. it is a legal market around that. stuart: you are not allowed to tell me how well