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for others, it's cigna the beginning of a new chapter in strength to london relations. now flying to say, a giant tortoise discovered in the lap a guest island belong to a species that was the extinct more than a century ago. now the galactic is national park is looking for more of the reptiles and hope of saving the species. this giant tortoise is thought to be between 80 and a 100 years old. age was found 2 years ago on fenn and dina island in the galapagos this. now, thanks to genetic testing, scientists have finally been able to identify the tortoise. it belongs to the callo noise, dis fantastic. his family, a species thought to be extinct. more than a century ago. it's a dream. it's a hope for a new species of tortoise. in nicholas again, we found a new species that had been registered as extinct, and it gives us strength and energy to continue with all our conservation programs . there are 15 species of giant, tortoise native to collapse august archipelago, which is off the coast of ecuador. the current population of this member of the turtle family is estimated t

stunt this is a stunt by cigna who never even tried to actually run these ads and we didn't shut down their ad account for trying to do so facebook said if signal had tried to run the ads a couple of them would have been rejected because our advertising policies perhaps it ads that assert that you have a specific medical condition or sexual orientation as say go should know but of course running the ads was not their goal it was about getting published city now signal in turn refuted facebook claims saying on twitter we absolutely did try to run these ads the ads were rejected and facebook disabled our attic ound these are real screen shots as facebook should know now as facebook's spokesperson responded on twitter saying that the screenshots from early march when the ad account was briefly the stable for a few days due to a related payment an issue now from what we've seen so far it's difficult to see who was speaking the truth here signal has been product actively advertising and services as the pro privacy alternative to what's app facebook on the other hand has not always been the

come back to the question of the jerusalem and the see what we've seen him doing is mostly sending cigna all that it weakens the west, west bank pillow, hot leadership. so basically, instead of giving any rope or any suggestions of support to the more moderate side of the palestinians, it's been a slap in their face. and what we're seeing as a result of that, that the extreme voices, those who do bother to defend jerusalem as if he sees themselves now a month, are gaining leverage and actually winning because to zoom was left on with no one to defend it. once. once the palestinian leadership in the west bank has become so weakened, partial solution, american actually let me make a brief cut there if i may, because our clock has not a lot of time left on it. and i would also like to talk about the other side because your opening statement talked about weak leadership on both sides. and i'm hearing from all of you a concession that there is some weak leadership on the palestinian side. so let's talk about the israeli one. as you mentioned, the government was struggling already to preserve

to come back to the question of the jerusalem embassy, what we've seen him doing is mostly sending cigna all that it weakens the west, west bank pillow, top leadership. so basically, instead of giving any rope or any suggestions of support to the more moderate side of the palestinians, it's been a slap in their face. and what we're seeing as a result of that, that the extreme voice as those who do bother to defend jerusalem as if he sees themselves now a month are gaining leverage and actually winning because today was left with no one to defend it. once, once the palestinian leadership in the west bank had become so weakened, partially also due to american action, let me make a brief cut there if i may, because our clock has not a lot of time left on it. and i would also like to talk about the other side because your opening statement talked about weak leadership on both sides. and i'm hearing from all of you a concession that there is some weak leadership on the palestinian side. so let's talk about the israeli one. as you mentioned, the government was struggling already to preserve it

voter i.d., cigna verification, chain of custody control, partisan observers observing and cleanup the, am i missing anything? >> as you are a member we counted 11 million votes on election night in florida very transparent. we didn't do great in the past with it but the bill i signed their band ballot harvesting. all the stuff you talked about. but we also banned the zucker box where zuckerberg was spending all that money to run the election in these areas. >> sean: the future of the republican party, america first, make america great again or would you add and subtract from any of that? >> i think that's the core of it. i think president trump got the basics right. as times change you have to look and see what new issues come along. reagan's agenda was right for that time, people will talk about it but you've got to look to see what's coming down the pipe. >> sean: governor buried >> election integrity, those five things you mention, we do them all in south dakota and we have honest, fair, transparent elections. no problems in south dakota. people in south dakota understand america-f

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create further shortages to inflation over that period, so we are expecting you will be looking at cignaan lay higher inflation than the fed expects when you look back at your from now -- at significantly higher inflation than the fed expects when you look back at a year from now. alix: so where are you short? how do you express that on the short side? greg: hedging with short bond positions and potentially short euro-dollar positions is one thing. within the equity market, being very wary of stocks that have benefited from massive liquidity and have very long-duration cash flows. they are going to make money 10 to 20 years from now. that cash flow is super vulnerable. alix: are you basically describing tech? greg: well, he within tech, you've got some generating incredible cash flow and some that need to grow like amazon did to be reasonable. so you have huge differences across those. and then you are right to push more towards those countries and sectors that are going to benefit from nominal gdp growth and not be so long-duration, and those that won't be so harmed by the move in margi

signific cigna, human that, saying welcome aboard they can be bought in any rare dip and the meme stock cycle remember these game stop is roaring higher since manage 7ment decided to raise capital when selling stock into the mall of the bets crew staging a monster rally once it was able to raise cash on the back of the same investors, i keep waiting for these guys to adopt another target, some fresh company with a big short position that can use the cash my pick, wall street meme, beat, ama, here, beyond meat 22% of the float is short. got a chance for a giant expansion of their deal with mcdonald's, i don't know where they're going to come up with the cash for a new position. maybe today's success, of course, twitter is the same time the consumer product and drugstore. i know these companies have issues with freight and plastic costs and bored by that. i think plastic is about to break down with the exception of chlorine because chemical stocks are acting like they peaked. the housing cycle l iis supposeo peak but home prices keep roaring. every time they suggest, the supplier is well

we have not had that now because of course we also discussed and by the con, cigna we are getting is interested in showing that there's 2 transition to democracy having the elections next year. and also i interested in the ability of molly a possibility that there will be some compromise to show that a lessons i hold next year. there's no delay and also their ability in that country . so insisting that only at the building, i will take charge of the transition, maybe something that you'll be considering in this closed on meeting w. corresponding eyes. i can let the an opera. thank you. very much. horrifying discovery has been made in canada. the remains of $2215.00 children have been found buried at the sight of a former boarding school for indigenous students. the school in british columbia was part of a canadian program that forcefully removed 1st nations children from their families to re educate them investigation show there was widespread abuse. many children never returned home. row upon row of children's shoes, each pair marking a lost son or daughter in vancouver. people gath

. >>> cigna out with the quarterly results. cigna reported adjusted property of 4$4.73 a share.e revenue came above forecast. all of this despite the increase of medical care reimbursements the stock is up with a gain of $1.32. we have some other stocks to watch this morning peloton shares recovering this morning after dropping sharply this week on the recall of the treadmills peloton told investors it expected the recall to cut fourth quarter sales by $165 million. last quarter, results topped expectations the company said that supply chain investments helped improve the issues with the delivery which it had been dealing with the stock is up 6.5% a bigger drop than that with th recall notice. check out shake shack shares earnings beat the street revenue fell short check it out down by 8% there's roku shares rising after results topped expectations. revenue jumped 79% for the quarter as at-home streaming is a trend. andrew >>> thanks, becks. still to come, a big show ahead. exclusive interview coming up with gary gensler. this is interview since taking the job if you have questi

i own cigna, 12.5 times earnings. google, 28 times earnings.ou know, i am a big believer in the capitalist system. when companies are in excess returns, it attracts capacity and capital and kills returns. i came into this year overweight and energy, and everybody hated it. it was 3% of the s&p. lisa: and you absolutely crushed it. you're talking about the fundamentals, and today we see a downside surprise was met with buying action. has a dove us fed become more important to stock valuations than fundamental growth in the economy? leon: i think the market structure has been destroyed. i say that for a few reasons. when i came to wall street 50 odd years ago, commissions are 25 to 50 since a share, and the volcker rule -- are there are dollars to five cents -- are $0.25 to $0.50 a share, and the volcker rule does not exist. 80% of the buying used to done on the new york stock exchange. 80% today is done offboard, so the system doesn't stabilize. for some unexplained reason, i have written to the sec and they ignore me, kind of like my wife. [lau