i mean we've talked about consumer discretionaries sort of lagging the market, bu tesla is one of theeaders there. if this is a stock that broke in trend, it's probably going to be the first one to move higher, whereas, maybe the rest of the sector, autos and whatnot, lag behind sort of so if there is a stock to play, i think tesla is one, and options are heavily traded equity options out there. >>> apple's worldwide developer's conference gets underway next week the vr headset rides high. how should you play apple ahead of wdc mow should you play apple? brian, what are your thoughts here >> yeah. i think apple's an interesting play, because it's such a big market cap. it's been such a big market mover why the s&p 500 has been up so much apple, microsoft, google, nvidia basic lip -- basically the leaders here. we're sitting here near year highs. we have to be careful how aggressive you want to be playing apple here this is probably a time, we talked about buying calls to play the up side this is probably a time where i start to replace some of my stock, buy a call or buy a put, use so

in march, a kid in north carolina stepped off the school bus and a tesla on self-driving tesla, ran past the flashing lights and ran the kid down and put him in the hospital, and he still is not fully recovered and they've done nothing to fix the fact that it blows past school busses at -- it's insane. nobody would build a product like that. it's totally irresponsible. >> ross, did you get dan in the car? how did the car ride happen? >> dan agreed to go in the car so we went up to santa barbara and i let him pick wherever he wanted to drive as long as it was a real drive and a real environment, and he said drive me to the office i said fine. we got in tesla and engaged full self-driving and drove us to the office perfectly you can see it all in the video. we went through 13 stop signs. eight humans avoided and six construction workers at a site we went by fire trucks, schools and everything and the drive was perfect. in fact, really the challenge that dan is dealing with is the fact that this narrative is false. everything he's saying is a bunch of garbage really, the worst part of it is

and again he met with the shanghai party bus -- boss, who is keen for cooperation with tesla to continuease. he wants tesla to build more capacity in its electrical vehicle plant as well as electric storage. and it is the same thing. jamie dimon who we spoke to a couple of days ago, he did not say the names of the leaders he talked to, but we know he also met with the shanghai party boss, who basically implored jamie dimon to try to get more global financial institutions to come to china's financial capital of shanghai. yvonne: you mentioned lvmh. bernard arnault could be heading over to china. obviously the luxury sector would like to have a faster recovery to the chinese consumer, and we have seen these luxury stops taking a hit. stephen: we can bring up the stock trades of these big ones including lvmh because they did get a big pop up in the first quarter off expectations that per capita biggest shoppers of luxury, the chinese would come back in force. now it has petered out, and the chinese by and large are not going abroad as well, so that limits their spending. asia generated 84%

tesla, appl nationally, - they're world headquarters of r&d, their business headquartersean: bus out of you. and how many jobs are created in the list i gave and hows th d jobs left with them? >> how many jobs? i keep it. no, but you need to know nono e. it was insignificant, inconsequential. we create solar companies every- single day. more billionaires. i'm scrolling these. >> i? te no. but one half of america's $1 billion valued companies1 are . the state of california. this state economy thisd the nation 3.1%1% in the last decade, 2.1% nationwide. i've been hearing this nonsense for half a centurye literally half a century, but they've only allowed us in recent years. >> we create how man many hay wi created, how many new ipos, how many new opportunities, how manypod ne jobs were taken f the state of california when tesla moved its headquarters? >> you don't know that because it was in significan t. >> and coming up, governor newsom and i discussed the ouort of control homelessnes consuming his state and the lengthy list of businesses leaving the state of california. >> stay with

tesla which costs $50,000, right? progressive politics is a smoke screen for class privilege, liz. their motto should be for us, private jets. for you, the bus. liz: so they are doing all that, right, batya, but again, i've got to say it again, canadian newspapers broadcasters are saying canada, you now have to bring in firefighters from the u.s. , france, spain, portugal, mexico and that's going to be enough to fight half of the wildfires. you know, so to your point, batya, when you have leaders who are not on the stick who are not filled with common sense, you get wacky ideas coming from them into the media. let's listen to this msnbc host watch this. >> these kinds of weather phenomenon are happening all around the globe, and it's only becoming more and more common all because of climate change, and even as we barrel towards a climate catastrophe, many world leaders are still weary of any substantial climate action because of their unrelenting dependence on oil. among the world's top oil suppliers is canada, as well as the u.s.. liz: you know, this is just absurd. oil & gas is not responsible for the wildfires, period. canadian media, new