liz: david henshall of citrix, what a pretty one-year chart.don't see too many of those these days. thank you very much for joining us. >>> the president just now saying that he is not sure if china will adhere to the trade deal that was struck, where it was supposed to buy 194 billion in u.s. goods during this year. dow is down 156. we'll be right back. which is why we're ready to listen. and ready to help you find opportunity. so. let's talk. edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. it's my own thing that i can do for me. since i don't have time to read, i mean i might as well listen. if i want to catch up on the news, or history, or learn what's going on in the world, i can download a book and listen to it. i listen to spanish lessons sometimes to and from work. yea, it makes me want to be better. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. it changes your perspective. it makes you a different person. see what listening to audible can do for you. liz: i can remember this day a decade ago like it was yesterday, because it wa

joining us now is david henshall, the ceo of citrix.nks for joining us. >> thank you for having me >> great to see you. you know, i think i'm amazed -- >> yes can you hear? >> what companies and workers. yes. sounds like there's a little bit of a delay i've been amazed at what companies and workers have been able to pulloff during this time in terms of how effective, i think, they are working from home i don't think that would have been possible five years ago, ten years ago even three years ago. what your seeing in terms of demand for your products as people are trying to do more from home? >> right, becky. it's been a pretty amazing period of time where remote work is mainstream overnight when thousands of our customers moved their workforce to completely remote what we've seen and heard from customers since that period of time is the surprise in some cases how effective workers have been, how productive they are. in many cases significantly more productive than being in the office part of that productive work time you get is lack of

and buying citrix which makes telework software, and her office is or has been a warrant for the senatornow, there's also a bill that was passed into law for 2012, the stock act. and using that to make stock trades. that bill passed the senate 96-3 96-three in 2012. one of the three mays, richard burr. >> dana: thinking. the president making under the public appearance this hour as has presumptive democratic challenger joe biden during the coronavirus pandemic. this as we get some new poll numbers on the race for the white house. and if you saw these battleground state polls they would be in a pretty good mood. they were won by either clinton or trump by eight points or le less. pennsylvania and wisconsin and trump took one, that's one of two states and minnesota, nevada, new hampshire, new mexico and virginia. in these states trump leads a 52-45. if he were to win these states, he would in all likelihood to be president for the next four years. he's got to worry about michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin all of which he won by a narrow margin. minus two faithless electors in texas, so i

there were also questions about selling stocks beginning the pandemic, she bought citrix, which makesware. her office says there's been no warrant for the senator and she also has sent some documentation to the committee and also to the sec. now in 1990 -- excuse me, in 2012, congress passed something called the stock act. they passed it 96-3 in the senate, meaning you can't use information you learned on capitol hill to apply towards your trades and hearing or briefing. he also have to disclose your trade. that vote was 96-3. one of the three nays was richard burr of north carolina, sean. >> sean: why don't they put it in a blind trust, make it all legit. thank you, chad. also tonight fake news cnn leasing a poll that showed donald trump with a seven-point lead in key battleground states. here with more, former white house chief of staff lekarl rove. you would think that would be a headline. that would be called real news. we don't want real news on a fake news network. >> it was buried, you're absolutely right on it. let's be a little cautious about it because they had 15 states. th

some are nesting stocks like netflix or even a citrix but the good news you sleep at night with thoseames. the bad news a lot of the valuation is already priced in. we'll have to go down the risk curve to look on the other side and that's where it gets tough, cheryl because close proximity businesses retail, airlines, anything like that will have to change their business model. they're not designed to work at reduces capacity and that means lower revenue. cheryl: theme parks, i say that, because disney will come in after the bell. the stock was downgraded ahead of earnings by light share partners, they're worried about the leverage. theme parks is one of the more profitable businesses for disney, if the parks are shut down or restricted in the summer months there is a lot of concern from investors minds about disney. what do you think happens? >> it is a great company and you said the key word, restricted. they will come back likely at some time this year. it will be reduced capacity. when you hear that, reduced revenue and reduced profitability that is the challenge for us as investo

citrix systems, a technology company, also a staple like campbell's soup and domino's pizza, they were down today. that is not the case for the year. check out the price of oil, nearly $32 a barrel. that is the biggest gain since march 11th. it comes as nearly every state in the country has started to reopen for work. i know, melissa, you're waiting for this, for play also. that could be happening soon. finally here, fedex and microsoft teaming up to combine their logistics and cloud technology because now more than ever you got to manage your supply chain better because customers are relying on fast shipping. back to you guys. connell: all right. melissa: thank you for that. connell. connell: lauren, thank you very much. let's talk a little bit about what lauren was reporting on there in terms of what drove the market higher, the hopes for a vaccine, the moderna news. a doctor joins us, johns hopkins university center for health security, infectious disease scholar. and i do, certainly, doctor, want to focus on the moderna news, the vaccines hopes with you, but let me ask you, about,