we're joined by former cke restaurant ceo, andy puzder. great to see you, andy. positive news. around the country and "the wall street journal" had a great piece about this today, countries are finding ways to open despite being in the middle of a pandemic. some had their close-down. some did more, some did less like sweden. they're opening now and they're opening successfully, when they are spikes, they find ways to stop the spikes and keep the economy open. if the europeans can't -- can do it can't we? >> all the economic news from may and june has been spectacular, the news has been wonderful. the news we have so far for july has been very positive. president trump is doing a great job of getting the economy reopened. i think the big problem is, that there are governors in these blue states that are mayors in these blue cities that don't want the economy to open. they want people unemployed. they want people at home. the key to that is, while they're closing down businesses and telling you can't go see fireworks and go to family functions at the same time sayi

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baseline the profitability and space travel is a very difficult call here this stock to me in a marge ckeexcess liquidity, why not richard branson, we have all the faith in the world on this guy's ability to run a business and build a brand so why not people want to invest in space i just don't know where the profitability here is and i just don't know when you're going to see that this is not something i would ever be buying on fundamentals but the stock has a baseline. >> i mean, we're talking at the top of the show about tesla being one of these idea stocks, right? and the scarcity value talk about scarcity value. there aren't too many ways to play flights to space, guy there just aren't. so if you believe in that, that is your ticket literally. >> well, your entry point is better this is a $42 stock. literally going to space and now it's i think 17 or so. your entry point is good the way i play space is i go to blockbuster and i rent apollo 13 and come home and have the rest of the 23 cheeseburgers. i mean, that's as close as i'm getting to going to outer space, know what i mean >> ar