i listened and i am looking at yours, i am talking about bill gates and i am saying to myself, the oilpiguys may not know wh they're talking about. this may happen much sooner. >> we look at this very simple. we know the automotive industry, only about 2% of them today are evs. i believe the reason why is because today's battery are just not competitive. >> right. >> it is a combustion engine. there is no reason why evs can be 30% or 40% or 50% in the market. you need a battery that's competitive. >> that is what change the world. if you execute well, our world would not be the same. >> to be honest with you, that's what motivates the team. that's what the team is excited and working incredible hours and really hard. not just the opportunity to create values for r the investors which of course is a key part of our responsibility but really change the world for the better. we think that you can't address emissions problem without addressing transportation emissions, right? to do that you need batteries. to do that you got to be competitive. that's what it does. this is the first time th

i am trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach you, call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer. s&p advancing 2.8% the nasdaq rise. you need to know that this rally from the bottom was largely fuelled by younger investors who can't resist and buy the dip they got enough to move some of the biggest stocks going higher in the market. >> what's the play book for the young people how can you gain it? they don't care if we got so in vaccines coming and scientists say we may have a vaccine glide by the end of january. i am not sure what the heck they care about except buying stocks and going much, much higher. oh, they're in chains and believers and optimists and don't care about metrics of valuations when they have faith in something they're willing to pay up regardless. these investors are making so much money that you need to take them seriously more importantly their hesitations or tell you to get out now on a day where the market goes down the approach has been working. but, what has the conven

i am an artist. i love to create. i am also disabled. i have autism. story of how those things combine to make one me. as i have gotten older, i found that i love to garden. it is remarkable to see a seed grew into a beautiful plant. such as watermelon or pineapple. pineapples. that is a sensitive topic around here. two weeks ago, i had a fruit on top of my pineapple plant. let it ripen on the plant. i let it sit, even though i knew he was up there watching. that raccoon that terrorized my trashcan, he stole my pineapple. devouring the whole thing. why me? the nerve, i thought. but then i realized something. he left me the stump, with the -- which contained the seed i needed to grow another pineapple. i was down but i was not out. i once was a seed. was covered in layers of problems. there was obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety, social difficulties and loneliness. i wanted so badly to break through and soak in the sun. but it was not yet my time. so i waited. and just like the seed, when the right elements came into play, i had my breakthrough. i w

i am raphael warnock. i am one of 12 children in my family, and i am number 11.he first college graduate. listen, these are dark and difficult times, and amidst the thick fog of this pandemic and the economic turn down, even during this season of joy, it's hard for people to find joy. i think about my dad in a moment like this, god bless his memory. he used to wake me every morning at dawn and say get ready, get dressed, get your shoes on. was morning,so it but it was still dark. it is dark right now. but morning is on the way. it is our job, torture, to put our shoes on and get ready. because there are those -- it is our job, georgia, to put our shoes on and get ready. there are those who engage in division. tomorrow is the last day to register. health care is on the ballot. workers are on the ballot. voting rights are on the ballot. criminal justice reform is on the ballot. if you give me the honor of representing you in the u.s. senate, i'm thinking about georgia every single day. thank you very much. russ: before we conclude this debate, everyone involved in

caller: yes, i am. since march. host: will the extension of unemployment benefits help you directly? caller: yes, it will. it will be $300 a week, it certainly not going to pay all the bills but it will certainly put a dent in things. host: is that $300 on top of what you get from the commonwealth of pennsylvania? caller: we would get -- yes, that would be the $300 a week. i pray that they can get something settled here. host: let's go to sandy in columbus, ohio, also identifies as unemployed. hello, csandy. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i last worked on february 24 due to health reasons, i was unable to do my part time. i am 70 years old and have worked for the last six years. part-time. host: keep going with your thought. caller: what i did was i got the unemployment, but what i was saying is that by being a senior i was worried about people that had no money at all, i am receiving some retirement. when you look at the situation, the president has not come out. he didn't provide us to be safe, so

i am oscar james. i am happy to be part of this meeting today. i would like to support b and a, a and b. >> this is to approve the minutes. >> i am sorry. >> call back. >> okay. >> next caller. if you would like to withdraw your request to speak for the minutes you can press star three and it will withdraw your request. next caller. >> did you want to comment on the minutes? >> not me. >> at this time it does not look like there are members of the public to comment on the minutes. >> no further request i will close public comment for the minutes. may i get a motion for this item. >> yes, mr. chair, i move that the minutes be accepted with any necessary corrections. >> thank you, commissioner scott. >> second. >> i will second. vice chair rosales. >> please take role. >> commission members, commissioner brackett. >> aye. >> commissioner scott. >> aye. >> vice chair rosales. >> yes. >> chair bustos. >> yes. >> four ayes. >> motion carries,. >> next item. >> next is regular agenda. 5b and c related to the certificate of preference program will be pr

mcgowan: i am a mother of two children. i think it is important to show other mothers this is an important thing to do for our children. i am also hoping to chronicle this on facebook to my naysayer friends to show them it is safe and effective. >> thanks for coming. for showing us the way as well. you are wearing the ideal shirt. [laughter] >> i will put a band-aid on that. ok. thank you. [applause] dr. collins: thank you everyone for joining us today. this clinical center has been referred to for its 67 year history as the house of hope. it has been home to countless medical advances. many in vaccine research. today represents another profoundly historical significant moment for each of us. it is deeply gratifying to have these halls at nih now take part in the light that is starting to appear at the end of the long dark tunnel called covid-19. a light made possible by the power of nih science and our many partners. as a closing prayer of gratitude at this season of giving, i don't think i can do better than the words of

>> i am from illinois, i am a 17-year-old investor i am learning fast though. i bought it at a stock at $22 and now it is sitting at 10 bucks. what do you think i should do it should i stock it or invest in cim? >> it is not the stock that i am recommending it got to big yield but will not protect you. i want you to be in something aggressive, you are 17 snow flake or nvidia if you buy a snow flake, it would be much better i would sell that one and buy a much more super charge air bnb, too. let's go to cody, cody >> appreciate it to speak to you. >> good to have you on the show. >> my top three i got to say just so you know, i am only 29-year-old and i do this. bill gates, charlie munger and warren buffett, i would not go to that table without jim cramer >> that's very nice. >> hey, i would not go to that meeting without you. >> let's make money together what do we got zscaler. >> if it happens it happens. that's my take i like that stock. i like jay how great can we just say how great is cloudflare with that prince he's a prince of a guy ha langston >> booyah,

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>> yes, i do. >> what am i doing to tell you? >> i don't know, i am not a mind reader. >> i was going to say chris is doing a great job rehabbing reputation. he's on reputation rehab right now. that's what he's doing. i don't believe a word he's saying to you. >> you don't think he wants you to wear a mask? >> when he says and what he said before, some people do that if you want to. that's the caveat in there. now all of a sudden maybe he should wear a mask. >> he's like you got to wear a mask. he's not "maybe," but i hear you. >> before oh the country should be opened up and we should do it with masks and gloves. it should be mandated. >> but it is not. >> it should be. >> that's what he should be saying. he should be saying, well, i have a friendship with this person and i standby them. >> that's different. >> but that's wrong. >> i agree. >> that does not excuse his behavior. what he's doing is instead you should not drive, i am taking away the keys. he got into the car with the president. >> the friend thing does not work for

>> i am thankful to be getting the vaccine. it is really to protect my patients who i see every day who don't have covid. to better protect my colleagues on the front lines every day. and to protect my family when i get home. the goal is to break the transmission cycle so we can get over the pandemic. >> [indiscernible] you will be getting the moderna vaccine under the emergency use authorization. [indiscernible] >> yeah. >> [indiscernible] >> ok. >> one more second. thank you so much. >> thank you. [applause] >> [indiscernible] >> ok. >> go ahead. >> [indiscernible] >> i appreciate it. thank you. kent, nurseorres practitioner in critical care medicine. thanks for being here today. tell us about why you are getting vaccinated. >> think for having me. i am incredibly grateful to get this vaccine today. as my colleagues have said, we protect our patients, fellow staff when we protect our selves. hope tohope this gives others who have suffered so much this year that hope is on the way. the vaccine is here. >> thank you. >> we spok

leads a pan am flight organization. i also want to say i talked arlier this morning with the director, chris wray, who ring gets -- regrets he can't be here underscore the ommitment and the tenacity of he f.b.i. in this investigation. this was underscored to me, lso, last year when i spoke at the memorial at arlington national cemetery. so among the audience were and d.o.j. agents former employees and current employees who have been involved this investigation. later coming out to support the victims' families, and that speaks commitment that department.at the am pleased to announce that the united states has filed criminal charges against the conspirator, abu agila muhammad mas'ud kheir al-marimi, for his role in the bombing of pan am flight 103. let there be no mistake, no amount of time or distance will stop the united states and our scottish partners from pursuing case.e in this well over a third of americans alive today were not yet born on to rememberd enough the downing of pan am 103. do for those of us who remem

i am an at owner in the district. first, i want to thank supervisor yee for sponsoring this multi housing smoking policy and i want to share my policy with second-hand smoke. i have been exposed to substantial second-hand smoke. i tried almost everything you can imagine. air filters, i fill my walls and cracks. i have consultants to in my home for smoke transition and spent more than $10,000 to solve the problem. nothing works. when the pandemic is over i am selling my apartment and moving to a single family house. this is the only way to guarantee my family and myself will not be exposed to second hand smoke. i i will not be exposed to cancer and lung disease. today i will share my story. i want you to understand that not many people in san francisco have the resourceses to do this. i strongly oppose cannabis because it is unfair to people to take the risk of harm. [ inaudible ] i want to comment about diet

i am a product of them. experiences the consequences of climate change, the president-elect's goals driven by justice and empowering communities to have shouldered the burdens of environmental negligence. ensure that these decisions will once again be driven by science. we know that climate change can be brought with a common purpose. the president elect and vice theseent elect no that issues are not simply about conservation. they are woven in with justice, good jobs, and closing the racial and health gaps. this historic moment will not go ofwithout the acknowledgment many people who had the confidence in me for this position. i am honored to serve. thank you, again. >> mr. president-elect, madame .ice president elect, thank you i bring my gratitude and that of the loves of my life. and theirs children spouses. energyitment to clean was forged in the fire. the great recession pushed our auto industry to the brink of collapse. losing their jobs through no fault of their own. 15%.nemployment rate was thankful

, that i am the liar. facts that i bring you are illegitimate because they do not comport with your worldview. i had a discussion with -- .orgive me for repeating myself i had a discussion on the radio a few years ago with a conservative, it was one of those left-right shows. we were talking about climate change. i asked her, what would it take for you to come over to my side? hoax,s on the it is all a it is not happening, and i am not on that side. what would it take? i would have to live on another planet, she said. in other words, nothing. she did she had me now, exactly what i hoped she would do. she turned it around on me. what would it take for you to come over to my side? i said, that is easy. and 98% ofp tomorrow climate scientist said they made it a mistake and it is not our fault, i would change my mind. there is a big difference there. we cannot have a discussion with one another if we are not open to changing our minds. and in the polarized environment we are in right now, i would like to say b

i am in the morgan stanley camp. pete does a good andre the giant camp, but morgan stanley comes out on top >> i will have to go to you, pete you are always a fan of katie, you have always liked apple. this report comes from nikkei, they do channel checks and they don't always pan out >> katie's coverage has been far more accurate. look at goldman sachs and what they have done and by the way it's not andre the giant, i think katie is hulk hogan because she is the winner. it has been consistent she has made great calls and with the production numbers we were talking about with the phone. i don't think people should focus on the phone in this case they are. when you look at where is the margin growth, it's in services and wearables. if you go back to last quarter and look at the earnings report that's what i am talking about it's wonderful this is just another cherry on top for apple right now. i think katie is right and i think she has been right and continue to be >> that is an appropriate metaphor with where you are

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i'm just calling on behalf of that to say i am grateful for that because i am in good health -- i have health issues, but i am able to work. any little bit will help. i could complain, but i won't complain because i have been thanking god, he has been keeping me through this. i just want to say, even though there was $900 billion for the covid relief, how will that be spread around the echo and we don't go into a recession? god -- thanking god. caller: spending -- power bill, my water bill, my life insurance. right now i don't have life insurance because i can't pay it. host: was this the same situation earlier this year when the first round of aid was passed and $1200 was the figure people were getting directly ?cho caller: -- directly caller: yes, that helped me. when they close the schools down i went out of work. host: kelly from illinois giving her story as a school worker. identifies as a furloughed worker in texas, hello. james in texas? good morning. caller: i'm here, good morning. i wanted to call in, i've been watching the show since the pandemic started. i really appreciate

i also know i am blessed to live the american dream. that is why am fighting to protect it.o uphold the constitution. our freedoms are under attack in this country. the religious freedoms, the right to life, the second amendment. that is what helps create opportunity for all georgians to live freely. but my opponent, radical liberal raphael warnock is a socialist. he supports qualities that would debt -- policies that would bankrupt -- the cost of the green new deal of every georgian family would be $75,000. and taxes would go up $2000 per family. lisa: have you reached out to minority communities to hear their issues and what they are thinking on what they are feeling? sen. loeffler: absolutely. i have built my career based on bringing folks together to lift everyone up. that is what i have done from day one. i just introduced my prosperity plan that would bring much-needed capital access to capital to small businesses in minority communities because our country has failed in that area. that is one way we can help. we can also make sure that we protect school choice. the de

hi i am paul. i am a professor of of pediatrics in the division of infectious diseases and the children's hospital of philadelphia and the school of medicine at the university of pennsylvania. >> good morning. i'm paula. i lead clinical global development for vaccines at -- and i'm here today as the nonvoting industry representative. >> excellent. thank you. [indiscernible] mr. [indiscernible] dr. [indiscernible] good morning. can you hear me? thank you. good morning. i am an attorney. i represent clients mostly in the health area. i am employed by new haven legal group. i'm here today in a personal capacity. dr. [indiscernible] >> hi everyone i am steve perkins. i am an assistant professor at the university of washington. i focus on infectious diseases. can we go to the next slide please? dr. [indiscernible] i am dr. fuller. i am an associate professor of microbiology at the university of michigan medical school and a member of the african studies center in the international institute and i am a o

i am -- a visionary entrepreneur. i am a doctor, and love is my cure. to the depths of greatness and everything in between, i am my ancestors wildest dream. a chain is only strong as its weakest link. me, my team, police, on a boat with no hope. but that ain't the story to be told. bold as the silhouette shines from the shadow of the sun, zion, zion, zion, as my people cry for the land to open its hands. even a dying man has a plan to live. i grew up on what some call it a street. some call it an avenue. little did i know, 110 blowing in the wind was part of this crew. questions, mysteries, will never change our history, as it seems. that is why i am my ancestors wildest dream. the river of hate, and to a training school, just to name a few, my mother, annie perle, my father, clarence howard, billy williams, -- and the whole -- with it, family. including me, big, bold coleman, marshall. just a kid playing at a park. you see what they did. they taught us to put our feet in the mud, hand in the sand. no man can stand without a plan. take us all just to he

me, simply because i am gratef for what i have and who i am and i am happy because of myself.of even my pares. i just accept myself the way i am. so, that is why i am happy. i am happy always. ♪ i>> and that's all from us ati am. global 3000 this time!appy. you know how much we love hearing from you. so do drop us a line to global3000@dw.com. we are back next week, see you then! take care! [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. [music] narrator: looking back at traditial practes canelp us fi modern lutions r varus envirmental a social issues of city life. in peru, follow a native leader nicknamed "the engineer" as he designs a bridge that brings together communities to work for a common cause. in costa rica, sound builders cut through urban noise and

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so, i am the lucky one. not she's lucky — i am lucky. hello there.f snowfall over the last few days, mainly north and west parts of england into wales, northern scotland and parts of northern ireland. the southeast corner, though, still hasn't seen that much, you could see some over the next few days, and likely to see further bouts of rain, sleet and snow. of course, ice will be an issue pretty much wherever you are over the coming few days. this cold northerly wind blowing right down across the country will be with us for the rest of this week and into the start of 2021. it'll be pushing in lots of showers around coastal areas overnight, but through the night, looks we could see winds turning a little bit more northwesterly via the showers into western coasts of scotland, northern ireland, into western england and wales. could see some lengthy clear spells further east. it'll be a cold night wherever you are, could see temperatures of —8 —9 celsius in some of the snowy glens of scotland. so for wednesday, then, we continue with the coastal wintry s

so, i am the lucky one. not she's lucky — i am lucky. hello.snow this morning, but last night was not only the coldest night of the season but the coldest of the year, temperatures down to minus 7.5 celsius in north yorkshire, and another cold day continues. still more snow across parts of upland scotland, turning to rain at lower levels as temperatures left, rain and sleet in northern ireland, but still a wintry element to the showers across the west of scotland, devon and cornwall, a dusting of snow in places. most of us will stay dry and bright, lingering fog patches where the winds are lightest towards parts of east anglia and the south—east, but as i said, another chilly day. this evening and overnight, seeing out 2020, wintry showers in northern scotland, rain and sleet in north—east england, and that will continue into tomorrow morning. away from that, another frosty night, and where the ground is wet, with snow lying, icy conditions into the start of the new year. as for new years day itself, a weather front from northern england to par

am i right? am i right? [car horns honking] got a lot of work to do.it. i need two senators from the state if i want to get something done. o senatorsators -- tw who are going to get in the way. getting nothing that just hurts georgia. look at what is happening right now in congress. the united states senate should have passed the coronavirus economic relief package months ago. people are hurting. millions out of work. small businesses is closing. people are struggling to pay the rent. worried that after christmas they will be thrown out before new year's. concerned about paying their mortgage. over 10 million. putting food on the table. it has become a herculean task for so many. what is the united states senate doing? nothing. people need help. they need it right now. states like georgia need help, to keep firefighters, cops, first responders on the job. we need immediate funding for testing and vaccine distribution. we need to get money into people's pockets right away. don't get me wrong. i hope congress passes a package right away. but it should s

me, simply because i am gratef for what i have and who i am and i am happy because of myself.e of even my pares. i just accept myself the way i am. so, that is why i am happy. i am happy always. ♪ >> and that's all from us at global 3000 this time! you know how much we love hearing from you. so do drop us a line to global3000@dw.com. we are back next week, see you then! take care! [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, announcer: on this episode of "earth focus," ocean acidification caused by global warming is dramatically affecting marine life. in california, partnerships are forming between commercial fisheries, scientists, and community members to help the endangered abalone adapt and survive. [slide projector clicking] different announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray

am i right? joe: whether it is their weight or dress or how they conduct themselves, people are less likely to do it. paul simon, a former senator was self-deprecating. throughout others modern history more self-deprecating. i have always taken myself lately -- lightly. michael marchetti mentioned, i was a great fan of abraham lincoln before i knew i was a democrat and he was a republican. i did not actually know abraham lincoln. [laughter] felt he knew me. i felt a spirit with him. because ofolnphile that, and that was portrayed in many of those old black and white movies that went back. the attitude with speeches in the film about lincoln i thought was also appropriate. it did show that earthiness but it was also that self-deprecation. this -- lankiness and gangrenous. after 40 every day he gets the phase he deserves. no president was really defined by that face, their nose, the shape of hair on their face, that top that then abraham lincoln, and he used that to his advantage politically. was p

i am casting my vote for joseph b -- andand come along kamala harris. >> i am casting my vote for kamala d.iden and for harris. >> i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and for kamala harris. >> we proceed to sign the certificate of vote. signask that each elector the duplicate originals of the certificate of vote also. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> ms. mayor. >> electors for president and vice president of the united states of america, for the respective terms beginning on the 20th of january a.d. 2021, being electors duly appointed and qualified by and for the state of delaware as appears by a certificate made and delivered to us by the executive of said agreeably, onma met the first monday and the second wednesday of december of the year 202020, being the 14th day of the month to hereby certify that being so assembled and duly organized we proceed to vote, by ballot for the president and then vice president by distinct ballots. we fully certify the following are two distinct lists, one of the votes for president and the other of the votes for vice cast.ent so witness our hands on

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i am adjusting. i am fixing. we will move forward from there. over. >> operator, next question. >> the next question comes from meg from cnbc. your line is open. >> hi. i am wondering if operation warp speed has projections, as more vaccine supply becomes available over the week, is there a point, based on your communications with the states, on how many vaccinations can be performed in this country per week? at some point, you will have more supply than you can actually ship, because you just can't perform anymore vaccinations what is that limit? . what is that limit? general perna: we are not there yet. my sense based on what we project we will receive over the next few months, we will not reach that limit. i think the key is access to the vaccine to the most places throughout america. we are calling them providers. and we have over 50,000 providers that are enrolled across the country. visualize them everywhere from hospitals, doctors offices, pharmacies, pharmacy chains, etc. and we think that that quantity and the distribution of the vaccin

i am staying on the pandemic.the issue of the pandemic, how has it impacted each of you personally either as a woman, be it in your career and caregiver? >> sure. i am just going to piggyback on what they said and amen to both of them. especiallyng immigrant and low-wage workers, many of whom are women, being devastated by this pandemic. they are any central workforce -- an essential workforce. 98% of darlie 38,000 undocumented workers -- 98% of undocumented workers have lost their jobs. every worker, the met -- the vast majority of whom are women are worried about their rent and feeding their children. as i like to tell people, this pandemic -- we may all be weathering the same storm but we are not all in the same boat. i am so blessed to have some flexibility. when i have more advantages than most when it comes to reconfiguring my lifestyle, but i have to tell you it has not been easy for me. as i said, i am one of the fortunate ones. i have seen my home turned into my office. i have seen my home turned into my

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"mad money" starts now hey, i am jim cramer welcome to "mad money," i am trying to make you some money. my job is to entertain and educate and teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer the market goes up for many reasons. it often fly in the face of the analysis you hear everyday the dow did go down. the nasdaq went down 4% or 5%. i spent the better part of this year studying the pandemic i was right. you know what we just cover? the professionals are not the only covid that matters. we have a massive group of investors who become professionals. they don't care about the same thing as the experts they're the ones who were the marginal buyers and sellers. the investors have changed the entire character of the market what made you not be able to sleep at night it was very little belief in stocks for the past 20 years, the convention says stocks could no longer be trusted. they continue to lose their values way too quickly when something goes wrong on top of that, the convention only a fool to try to pick individual stocks. you may as well stop trying to beat the mark and p

i am david westin.larry summers, gillian tett, and stephanie flanders of bloomberg economics. >> many governments around the world have amount of debt higher than before. david: roger altman of evercore. >> we could see an extremely strong second half of 2021. and i.h.s.yorke markets.

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caller: yes ma'am, i am.hat i am talking about is all of these politicians we have an office now that's made their millions through dealing with china, russia, and all them, but they cannot stand up for the american people. it makes me sick to this day. host: fox news headline on that story, mcconnell says no realistic path for $2000 stimulus checks. accuses democrats of trying to pull a fast one. larry in georgia, democratic caller. hi, larry. caller: hi, greta. i am awant to say that --year-old man, and [indiscernible] -- that all of the american people, especially the white american citizens that was marching with black lives matter , and white american citizens all over the world that showed , that we haveed come a long way. andy fabricated lie that they are trying to tell the american people that we are separated, will i am here to tell all of the american people today that i am proud of the american citizens that stood with the cause. the face of the earth can touch. and one other thing. the heartbeat o

that is not what i am saying.out of 61 or 62 million voters he had 16 million voters he had 16 million votes. that is what elected president duterte. that is ok. of the five, he won the majority of the five. beyond that, what i am saying is that the new information ecosystem actually allows lies laced with anger and hate to spread faster than facts. when i lies told a million times in today's age, when i am attacked a million times and called criminal, criminal, criminal, it becomes a fact. and this is what is wrong. because if you don't have integrity of facts, you cannot have integrity of markets and you certainly can't have integrity of elections. this is the problem with democracy. a final thought, then. i am very mindful that he returned to the philippines from the united states after the people power revolution of, i believe it was 1986, and you made your life in the philippines after that. there was so much hope around then, for a different kind of politics in your country. here is what one filipino lawyer

i too am a senior, i am 70 years old and on a fixed income.e had to come and live together because there is no way we could make it, we are asking your to come and stay because you cannot make it in a house by yourself. you cannot pay these bills and .y electric eaves going up i went to get three ply toilet paper and then i changed to one ply toilet paper and i'm still paying too much. there is price gouging and you have to get somebody to live with you to try to make it. my grandchildren will suffer terribly if they don't have an education. the youngest one now is 21. he has a scholarship and that was taken away because of covid. we don't want him in the streets because there is no future there. go but and when i go, i this baby has got to have some kind of future i listen to the gentleman talk about the opportunity of how he's feeling. for 400 years, we have been suffering with the fact that the more we do, the harder we work, the more these people will love us and it's a lie. i am just frustrated. to go to africa, we don't know anything abo

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"mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money. i am trying to make you some money. my job is entertain but to educate and teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer the nasdaq declining .23%. this was a session filled with chaotic moves. we were driven back and forth over exuberant of fear of covid-19 vaccines and spike of coronavirus cases. it is almost like there is no rule anymore, right? it is all about short term holdings as he told me this morning on "squawk on the street," there are stocks to own and rent some are short term rentals and more like a by the hour hotel. you can have a lot of fun for short term, short time he says but don't over stay. i think that's safest advise and the smartest thing i have heard this week, okay, month last friday i said if we can be in a world of hurt if we didn't get another stimulus unless you got it in on the ground of door dash or air bnb if we do get a stimulus next week, stocks can come roaring back most of us starting to give up with the government. another unemployment to match the latest of the outbre

am i right? is truehink that whether it is their weight or , dress or how they conduct themselves, people are less likely to do it. paul simon, a former senator was , was self-deprecating. we have had others throughout modern history even more self-deprecating. i have always taken myself lightly, i think. like mark mentioned, i was a great fan of abraham lincoln before i knew i was a democrat and he was a republican. i did not actually know abraham lincoln. unlike you and gordon, i did not actually know abraham lincoln. [laughter] but i always felt he knew me. i felt a spirit with him. i am a lincolnphile because of that, and it is because of that humor that he was portrayed in many of those old black and white movies that went back. even mark, the adage you used was featured in a film about lincoln. i thought was also appropriate. it did show that earthiness but it was also that self-deprecation. about not being able to take on his lankiness and gangrenous. gordon, this goes to your point. after

i am at home. you have been at home.haps this digital, work from anywhere environment, salesforce, slack, zoom is my life. and now, everything i use every day is salesforce, which is amazing for look, emily, i was totally shocked when stuart and rhett, our chief operating officer, they have known each other for a long time, there were entrepreneurs at different companies and they said we can bring these companies together. they showed me a vision that is so compelling, and our customers are going to be so inspired by what they can do from productivity and the level of customer success. one thing that has happened this year is, our customers badly need so many of our core products. that is what we have had such tremendous growth, especially in sales, that is the ability for you to meet collectively, this is powerful, to be sales -- b2b sales or b2c sales, this week we processed millions of orders for our b2c customers. so we are seeing the pandemic accelerate the digital toll world and slack is making every better. emily:

i am hopeful that will happen. of course michelle lujan grisham is very qualified, eminently qualified with executive experience, legislative experience. she ran the health department for new mexico, and has been on the front lines dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. i would love to see her in hhs. we do have a latina pic there, but as i said, i am hopeful. i have seen a number of women chosen, and we are still, again, holding out hope there will be latinas in the cabinet. i think that will happen. >> you are number of women -- one of a number of women who won the election this year. it still remains low overall, and there are fewer women of color and the republican congress. should the party get involved in primary, to boost women in its ranks, or does it need to choose some of its policies to attract more women of diverse backgrounds. -- back runs? -- backgrounds? this freshman class collectively is the most diverse gop class ever. latinas, you have native american, african-american as well as the largest numb