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health care. how do we elevate that commitment to the uncovered on, connected american and prioritize that? because i think one of the few people i've read who gets the fact that their health is our health. and i think that's true internationally to that our house of the development under develop nation that does not have the resources we do guess what, what happens there may come an impact our health here. how do we change the vector? because i can tell you almost no one in this town in washington d. c. walks around with that template. first you have to share a bright light onto the issue like you are doing. and that is absolutely critical. and that's our job is to really shine that bright light and say it's not so simple . when i came back, i found a country with less data and less communication than i had in sub saharan africa, the united states of america. i found tribal nations that were less for health care access than what i had built for communities in africa. and i felt incredibly guilty. and so you know, my passion and why i have so many sections on that in the book. as we know wha

introducing elevance health. where health can go. >>> welcome back consumers went on an online spending spree and traders snapped up the stock and it's shifting back to dining and commerce and shares are getting crush pd friendship look at allberg's warby parker is now a $12.50 stock, down 76%. and stitch fix trading at about 5 bucks is down 91%. hit a fresh 52-week low. the stock was above $100 last january. with cratering valuations is it due for a round of deal breaking how do you thing the story plays out? >> remember, this retail may be an asset like business but it's got low barriers and it really benefitted from all the money the government put out there the consumer and the market share doubled for online over the time period. so, they were really benefit on top of that, money is free. now all of that has changed. i realize i said they've been cut in half in valuations. a lot have been cut by 75 or 90% on valuation >> and i was going to say the lack of noise around them is quite telling. a single had made

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introducing elevance health. where health can go. >>> what in the world did consolation brands do wrong here? the bear wine and liquor company best known for corona, modelo, and pacifico, reported results this spring. to dollar 52 sent basis, higher- than-expected. must higher-than-expected sales. that is the tremendous strength in the beer business. management merely reiterated their forecast. they didn't raise numbers. if you do that, the merciless market treats it like a guide down. swapped their class b shares for regular common stock. that would simplify the ownership structure, and also decreases the shares. in the cannabis business, that caused it to plunge more than 18 percent today. that hurts as well. the question is can we just asterisk these negatives please, and focus on the core business, or is that just too hard in such a business difficult market? welcome back to mad money. >> thank you. good to be here. >> i struggle here, because there isn't a food, a beer, an alcohol, that has your growth, and

introducing elevance health.re health can go. >>> a few upgrades and down grades today three upgrades for goldman, mcdonald's, ulta getting moved higher because of resilience and customer loyalty on the other hand there were a number of down grades based on weakening macro conditions on upstart morgan stanley writing rising rates will hamper demand, cutting carnival saying it sees a zero dollar per share the company has to endure another plus three chip names taken down at bank of america the maturity of the smartphone cycle and elevated inventory now mike santoli in today's dashboard. >> that preponderance of ratings changes reflects the fact that as of ten days ago facts we still had an unusually high number of buy ratings. this tracks earnings the net revision to earnings, basically for every six companies you have ten that are decreased. that's your net minus four number what i find interesting is when we've been here before you take this back, deep, nasty recessions covid crash. the sovereign debt and u.s. d

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introducing elevance health. where health can go.. the dow is down 500 points, nasdaq is down 288, significant losses across the board on the stock market today. lauren is starting with pfizer. lauren: we need good news. pfizer raised the price of their covid vaccine by 27% from what it charges the government, another 105 million additional doses for fall, more resistant to on micron, this particular booster, might be a sign that investors are underestimating the durability of covid vaccine. stuart: we are buying a chunk vaccine from pfizer. that hopefully people will want. barclays british bank down big. lauren: they are giving british employees a cost-of-living raise. of your british and work for the bank you get us$1450 this year because inflation is a problem in britain the way it is in the us. stuart: insurers and the british have a higher inflation rate than we do. the gaming stocks, las vegas danning is big. lauren: scrabbling to contain covid. police department, fire fighters and medics among the hundreds infected. we tell yo

introducing elevance health. where health can go. >>> demand for medication of abortion has more than doubled since friday's supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. that's according to hey jane, an organization that provides medication abortion in some states through virtual appointments. cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joining us now on this. we're starting to hear about this increase after this ruling. can you just tell us bit about how common this is to use the abortion pill for abortion? >> yeah, sure. i mean, this is the most common form of abortion now. the most common form of conducting an abortion is through these medications now. and if you take a look, sort of historically, about, you know, close to 30 years after roe v. wade, 27 years in the year 2000 is when they really came on the market in the united states. some version of these medication abortion pills. you can see what has happened over the last 20, 22 years. now more than half of these abortions are performed using th