instance one example given clorox was selling the canister of 75 disinfectant wipes they were selling it on amazon for $37.95 on august 11th you can compare that though to that same canister being sold at wal-mart and target on amazon clorox was selling it for 8 times the amount they were selling it at wal-mart and target on the same day 4 but what's really interesting about this isn't the 3rd party sellers it's amazon itself in fact the report found that the highest percentage increases in products actually came from items that were quote sold by amazon for instance they give the example of a 50 pack of disposable facemask cost around $4.00 before kobe 1900 amazon about a 3rd party seller amazon was selling them for 40 dollars so essentially what we're talking about here is remember you know i believe in free markets you know that i believe in supply and demand but amazon has actually made the rounds of the press saying that they were going to punish and remove 3rd party sellers who were galchen the public now it turns out amazon was doing the same thing they said they were going to

lin linda randall was put in clorox who buys clorox? guys give me a break.t time some of the consumer package companies are run by women it's a natural who does most of the work in the finance in the house it's the woman it's about time all these companies stop becoming old boy. congratulations for thinking i don't want to just think about it i want to do it. >> we remember the site in april of 2019. all the ceos of biggest banks. the seven were dragged in front of congress. they were asked would any of you commit to making a woman or person of color your successor none of them raised their hand do you think today's move will spur other banks to do something similar? >> i think there's an undercurrent where it could have happened otherwise maybe mike just moved first. jpmorgan i think it will. i would love to see it happen one day, morgan stanley. i think they feel the heat from the motion that how could they have made this thing an all boy's club for so long cov corbat didn't like it. i joke he would have been a high draft pick, but he and donna are a team,

su fabricante la compaÑÍa clorox, que tienen tesis productos autorizados para combatir el covid-19.. la emisora local de univisiÓn en los Ángeles mostrÓ el drama de estos hispanos y la solidaridad no se hizo esperar. liliana escalante nos dice cÓmo fue que la familia logró ppasar bajo techo esa noche. liliana: tener una pequeÑa nieta es una bendiciÓn, por eso cuando un dolor de espalda lo dejÓ sin trabajo como jornalero, le doliÓ desalojar la vivienda donde vivÍan por falta de pago. el trabajo de su esposa como cosme to lo ganÓ era suficiente. >> tÚ eres el pilar de la casa. tÚ debes estar al mando de todo, te quedas sin trabajo. liliana: desde entonces, durmieron en la camioneta de la familia enfrentando la inseguridad y no dejÁndose tumbar por la depresiÓn. ya que por ser una familia numerosa, no pudieron alquilar otra de vivienda. >> cuÁntos adultos y cuántos niÑos.cuando me decÍa que estÁ muy pequeÑo. liliana: su historia mÁs crÍticas ayer encuadran al 34 de nuestra cadena univisiÓn, pronto se creÓ un fondo de ayuda para pagarles un hotel. ellos estÁn juntando el dinero para un

. >> thank you what stock is it >> caller: clorox. >> okay.- first of all, the ceo is retiring and i like him very much. i want to meet linda reynold right now, the market doesn't like the defensive stocks. we've got to give it some time, let it come in a little. i can't pound the table and i'm going to christopher in oregon, christopher? >> caller: boo-yah, cramer >> boo-yah >> caller: what are your thoughts on veil mining? >> this is coming back, one of the reasons that caterpillar is up so great. people are talking about iron ore being great, copper. because china, like them or not, is enduring a boom that said, i still can't get behind them. i have other companies i would rather own, which include free port, which has not a stock, is better than them one more zach in georgia, zach? >> caller: hi, jim i wanted to know about the trade debt i have a significant amount in that stock >> i just saw jeff green interviewed. it was spectacular, but this is the kind of multiple to sales stock that i'm afraid is going to get hurt by the flood of ipos

they will listen and take out the clorox wipes and wipe it all down. >> all right had. we will have to see. a little longer to go here before halloween. but at the moment, at least, we are getting a bit of clearing out there. >> oh, yeah, the little one today, she is like watch mouse? mouse? mickey mouse? no, outside. the air is okay. >> ah. >> finally you can go play. >> awe, yeah, she must have loved being outside once she got out though. >> yeah. >> definitely the it was, it was a good day to get fresh air. i know people are feeling sort of cooped up with covid-19, and all the smoke and not being able to get outside. so, definitely was improved. but i do want to show you a time lapse for the east bay hills camera that stills shows signs of the smoke from the wildfires around the state. you can see it surrounding that sunset, that had so much -- you can see what you are looking at is due to the smoke and the haze. look at the smoke forecast. first thing tomorrow morning you will notice some blues showing up. that is less smoke than what we have experienced in days pas

>>so don't count on seeing those clorox wipes fully stocked on the shelves anytime soon other products in demand include coffee ice cream and other comfort foods but people are also using this time to get more nutritious so fruits and vegetable sales are still soaring. >>and there was a lot of cohen reporting tonight, some of the trends that will probably stay after the pandemic include cashless transactions and paperless coupons if you're watching us on the new kron on full hour of news coming up yeah, hopefully some. >>cleaner air in the bay area that's what our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is saying if you'd like to stay connected. you can always hop on kron 4 dot com that wraps up kron 4 news at 6. thank you for being with us this hour. >>ken and pam we'll see you for kron 4 news at 8, 9, 10 on this year. they areas news station tonight, everybody have a good man. the bathroom stalls. the elevators. wait until you see what "inside edition" uncovered. >> the @#chair you're sitting i right now, let me show you something. >> then, my town is lost. >> the church is gone. >> the

they will listen and take out the clorox wipes and wipe it all down. >> all right had. we will have to see. a little longer to go here before halloween. but at the moment, at least, we are getting a bit of clearing out there. >> oh, yeah, theitene ikch mous? mouse? mickey mouse? no, outside. the air is okay. >> ah. >> finally you can go play. >> awe, yeah, she must have loved being outside once she got out though. >> yeah. >> definitely the it was, it was a good day to get fresh air. i know people are feeling sort of cooped up with covid-19, and all the smoke and not being able to get outside. so, definitely was improved. but i do want to show you a time lapse for the east bay hills camera that stills shows signs of the smoke from the wildfires around the state. you can see it surrounding that sunset, that had so much -- you can see what you are looking at and the haze. look at the smoke forecast. first thing tomorrow morning you will notice some blues showing up. that is less smoke than what we have experienced in days past. as we go in to thursday, things get a little

swallow clorox. i appreciate these questions all of you have this morning. guess provoked by the arrogance and the disregard for the constitution. i have a pretty good idea every step of the way the danger he places the constitution and elections in. he will try to say i won because i won. votes by mail do not count. there are more elections in the ballot than just his. i am sure some republicans that win with absentee ballots have a different view. make surest have to the integrity of the electoral college is retained. as our democracy calls for, the president wins the state, those votes go to the president or the vice president, those vote goes -- go to the vice president. we have a lot of lawyers at work. there has been some interest in the other side in undermining the election. we have more now. i will not going to all of them. you cannot ignore it. it is there. you cannot panic over it. agonize, we organize. to protect our constitution, the integrity of our elections. which he has been after for a while. emphasizese of the for the impeachment of the --

we created a partnership with clorox and a clinic that has helped us innovate and find ways to keep peoplether it is electrically spraying the planes. but the least understood is the air flow on airlines. it is designed to have it come out and refilter through hepa grade filters every two to three minutes. there is no safer place. we've been doing some studies that will help demonstrate how safe aircraft really are. >> brennan: mr. kirby, good luck to you. thank you for your time. we'll be back in a moment. hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99! >> brennan: president trump heads to arizona to campaign tomorrow, and both candidates will be in minnesota later this week. both of those states are on the target list for the campaign. our cbs news battleground tracker shows vice president biden with an edge in both. in arizona he is up three points, and in minnesota

>>swallow clorox democrats are outraged after president trump declined to commit to a peaceful transfer of power regardless of the election results, have to see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and then he'll try to say well i won because i won the votes that turned out that day vote by mail doesn't count really the white house now seems to be walking back the president's comments the president will exact accept the results of a free and fair election democrats like california congresswoman judy to have been warning that president trump might try to question the legitimacy of the election because of the increased voting by mail due to the pandemic if the outcome. >>of the election is close. all bets are off we could have a constitutional crisis for all we know both democrats and republicans are trying to get their supporters to vote. republican senator mike rounds says his state has offered mail in voting for years with security measures in place they should trust our system in south dakota. it does work. >>and they can be sure i would jus

do you still have a hard time finding clorox wipes and toilet paper? yes.n though every public official told them to calm down. i am not concerned about how people got it wrong. everyone got it wrong. scientists -- science was all over the place. there was so much contradiction and disagreement within the science and politicians were interfacing with doctors. i don't care about joe biden's monday morning quarterbacking on the missteps. what i want to know right now: how are you keeping my children safe? how will this fall and winter play out? how are you keeping my personal economy protected from further disaster? that's the most important thing. that's what we should focus on. >> okay. greg is up next, folks. he will talk about president trump being nominated for a nobel peace prize. you don't want to miss it on "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tech: at safelite, we're committed to taking care of you and your car. >> tech: we'll fix it right with no-contact service you can trust. >> tech: so if you have auto glass damage, stay safe with safelite. >> singers: ♪ saf

to have the constitution of the united states swallow clorox and i appreciate these questions that allprovoked by the arrogance and disregard for the constitution with the president's statement last night. >> looking at some of the things the speaker said also. we know who he respects. he respects vladimir putin, and kim jong-un this is not russia, north korea or turkey. this is where votes count the united states of america. the big conversation has been about this this morning. kevin cramer, republican senator from north dakota said that sometimes people try to parse his words too much here and turned this around saying well he wondered as to whether or not the left would respect what the outcome of the election was if it goes for the president. so both sides are dialing in on this. also direct you to a tweet this morning by the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. he basically said that the president of the united states will be sworn in at noon on january 20th. we do this every four years as we have done it since 1792. chuck grassley republican senator from iowa basically said t

you have stock like nike and blackrock and s&p are doing exceedingly well p and g and olgate and clorox. >> the only reason -- the economy is not doing great, right? >> that's fair sfwlp the only reason the stock market is where it is relative to the strength of the economy is because it's so pumped up on fed induced steroids >> okay. i don't dismiss the federal reserve and fis acal authoritie and that has a multiplier effect throughout the economy which is much larger but let's not pretend this isn't what always happened let's use 2009 as an example the stock market ended 2009 manager like 65% off its low the entire time the stock market was going up, the unemployment rate was going up. it ended the year around 10% stocks do much better than the economy would suggest. the recession didn't end until the end of the year. the stock market was already the new high like 09, the unemployment rate was going up the entire time i don't dismiss the federal reserve has done a whole lot to sure up the stock market and the credit markets that's unquestionably true i don't think we should ignore the

it's parent company clorox said in a statement, that it hopes the new approval will increase access todisinfectants that can help prevent the spread of covid-19. >> have you started your holiday shopping? 71% of holiday shoppers plan to do most of their shopping online. that's up 51%. the top two reasonings for convenience and to avoid human interaction. that's the reason larry has been doing this all along. to avoid human interaction. >> yeah, across the board. i was prepandemic too. >> #truth. >>> just ahead the latest on those fires still burning across hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99! i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections a

he's trying to have the constitution of the united states swallow clorox. >> joining us now is ashley parker, dr. patel and gee charles. he's an expert on electoral law. something tells me we'll be relying on that heavily in the next couple months. ashley, let me begin with you. what's the reaction inside the white house to trump's comments he will not promise a peaceful transition of power. does it reflect what aides are saying behind the scenes? >> you're seeing people in the white house publicly in some ways double down on this. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany did a briefing today. she was pressed on what the president said and did not disavow his previous remarks. she side stepped and dodged around it. when she was asked very expli t explicitly does the president accept the results of the election, she talked around it. i said does this fit in with his law and order message. this isn't representative of everyone. there are certainly people in the white house who wish the president would not say stuff like this. this person said they dismiss it as noise. it's not going

he is trying to have the constitution of the united states swallow clorox. >> hi again, everyone. majority of all national statewide and battleground polling showing donald trump is likely to lose the november election to joe biden, polls showing voters oppose his imminent appointment of a far right anti-choice, anti-obamacare justice to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg, donald trump and his attorney general appear to be on the precipice of shredding the united states constitution or as nancy pelosi says, cloroxing it in a brazen power grab, even for them. donald trump's campaign to steal the november election by delegitimizing any outcome other than what is now an unlikely win is headquartered in donald trump's west wing, but its plumbers are attorney general bill barr and his deputies. from the "new york times," the justice department thursday released details about an investigation into nine discarded mailed in ballots in pennsylvania. it is an unusual step that stoked new fears that president trump's political appointees were using levers of law enforcement to sew doubt abo

frankly, i think some of the comments donald trump made, this from the man who thinks we should drink cloroxhe can make and move on because if he engages with trump too much, he comes down to trump's level. it's up to vice president bide on the show strength, stability, and a way out of the mess that donald trump has created. >> right. >> lauren, the reality of this coronavirus pandemic is that women are shouldering a huge amount of the burden, whether that's educating their children at home or doing more around the house because we're all living at home, and we expect joe biden tonight to focus on the coronavirus pandemic. we know that president trump has tried to focus on other issues like the supreme court because, frankly, the pandemic has been going so poorly, and we're now bracing for another wave into the winter. how do you think how these two candidates approach kroenlt on stage tonight is going to affect how women look at this race? >> well, you know, susan's completely right when you look at the massive issues that women in the suburbs are facing right now, you named a few of them.

>>swallow clorox democrats are outraged after president trump declined to commit to a peaceful transferwer regardless of the election results, we'll have to see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and then he'll try to say well i won because i won the votes that turned out that day vote by mail doesn't count really the white house now seems to be walking back the president's comments the president will exact accept the results of a free and fair election democrats like california congresswoman judy to have been warning that president trump might try to question the legitimacy of the election because of the increased voting by mail due to the pandemic if the outcome. >>of the election is close. all bets are off we could have a constitutional crisis for all we know both democrats and republicans are trying to get their supporters to vote. republican senator mike rounds says his state has offered mail in voting for years with security measures in place they should trust our system in south dakota. it does work. >>and they can be sure i would jus

he's trying to have the constitution of the united states swallow clorox. >> senator, the president apparentlyp saying these things. and whether -- i can't believe that he is more careful when he's in private conversations with his potential supreme court nominee, but even if he didn't mention it in private, he is in effect speaking to the nominee through publically when he makes those statements about he expects the ninth judge to rule for him. >> of course. the president makes this position really clear. and so all of the things that he plans on doing that will obstruct justice, he already thinks that the law doesn't apply that. he just puts it right out there, so he doesn't even have to have these kinds of conversations with his nominees. it's very clear. and so first on his hit list is the affordable care act. 100 million people in our country have pre-existing conditions, including probably the six million who have been testing positive, who have tested positive for covid. they will probably be deemed to have pre-existing conditions so the supreme court nominee that he selects and pushes

>>swallow clorox democrats are outraged after president trump declined to commit to a peaceful transfer of power regardless of the election results, we'll have to see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and then he'll try to say well i won because i won the votes that turned out that day vote by mail doesn't count really the white house now seems to be walking back the president's comments the president will exact accept the results of a free and fair election democrats like california congresswoman judy to have been warning that president trump might try to question the legitimacy of the election because of the increased voting by mail due to the pandemic if the outcome. >>of the election is close. all bets are off we could have a constitutional crisis for all we know both democrats and republicans are trying to get their supporters to vote. republican senator mike rounds says his state has offered mail in voting for years with security measures in place they should trust our system in south dakota. it does work. >>and they can be sure i wou

>>swallow clorox democrats are outraged after president trump declined to commit to a peaceful transfer of power regardless of the election results, have to see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and then he'll try to say well i won because i won the votes that turned out that day vote by mail doesn't count really the white house now seems to be walking back the president's comments the president will exact accept the results of a free and fair election democrats like california congresswoman judy to have been warning that president trump might try to question the legitimacy of the election because of the increased voting by mail due to the pandemic if the outcome. >>of the election is close. all bets are off we could have a constitutional crisis for all we know both democrats and republicans are trying to get their supporters to vote. republican senator mike rounds says his state has offered mail in voting for years with security measures in place they should trust our system in south dakota. it does work. >>and they can be sure i would jus

>>so don't count on seeing those clorox wipes fully stocked on the shelves anytime soon other productsnd include coffee ice cream and other comfort foods but people are also using this time to get more nutritious so fruits and vegetable sales are still soaring. >>and that does it for kron 4 news at 9. but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour new tonight at 10 it is back to business for several businesses in san francisco hair salons and gyms were among those which welcomed customers indoors today but some gym owners say the city's reopening guidelines do not benefit everybody plus a cell phone video captures a highway patrol vehicle driving to demonstrators today in sacramento injuring 2 of them. a highway patrol is responding and the bay area's in the midst of a historic stretch of poor air quality but there could be some relief on the way when things could fina ms. williams: we've been working hard... ms. robinson: ...to make learning fun again. ms. duncan: and making sure our students can succeed. ms. zamora: we're with you every step of the way. ms. robinson: i k

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it for the rest of our lives but he's trying to have the constitution of the united states swallow clorox questions all of you have these morning. the arrogance. >> recordings have been asked about this in washington today, mitch mcconnell took to twitter, he said the winner of the november election will be inaugurated january 20. there will be an orderly transition just as the has been every four years since 1792. kaylee mcnamee will likely talk about that and see what the white house unveils today. neil: i remember covering that in 1792 before you were born but it's always been a peaceful transition. thank you very much. development on capitol hill where the "issue is" twofold, a measure may be to keep the government open and a separate one to be dealt, stimulus relief that we've seen on the federal reserve chair and treasury secretary endorsing, actually pushing today. what is the latest? >> i covered the government shutdown of 1792 but anyway, it's going to be a vote. we don't think there will be a vote in the u.s. senate today on the spending bill, the band-aid bill to fund the gover

across various sectors to benefit from the pet boom, including tractor supply, church and dwight, cloroxding outpacing brick and mortar spending at physical pet stores which has helped chewy and some others. mike, i believe you are the owner of two cats so you probably do your share of pet spending. >> yeah the family voted 3-1. >> i never took you as a cat person. >> the family voted 3-1 to adopt this kitten which was a stray outside our house. it was a veto proof majority yeah, we do have a couple of cats by the way, to the point of this idea on investing behind it, when the pandemic ends, it's not like the pets go away so you're going to be spending on them. >> that's good analysis. >> the title was misleading. i was hoping it was going to be examples of people using child like excuses for their work. we're out of time. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. tonight's trader line-up guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan. sheila bare is with us her take on the health of the big banks. plus sky high outrage as the airlines see another taxpayer bailout. why this pro

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i say -- certainly clorox was even less than that. i say as an aside, that was probably tongue in cheek but unfortunately when the president speaks some people don't think it's tongue in cheek. i say to my friend up the vaccine issue will be resolved by the experts an give confidence to the american people that they can in fact rely on the experts and their doctor to take the vaccine because hopefully it will be in a position where in fact it will give the confidence and it will give the result that is promised. i yield back. mr. scalise: i would remind the gentleman, with respect to dr. redfield, he's not the head of the f.d.a., the f.d.a. is the agency that approves drugs. there's a strict protocol for going through phases of testing. now one thing that's important to point out on the testing. because again, some people wonder because operation warp speed has gotten us to a point quicker maybe in the history of the world at finding a vaccine for a decide we knew nothing about eight months ago. but the reason they're doing it is not

lot of questions around his utterances about a vaccine and because of statements about injecting cloroxh into our lungs for a good old cleaning and pushing oleander leaf was his latest medical quackery even if we have that incredible medical breakthrough, what he's done to decimate the public trust in his administration in some ways seems like the second wave of lives he may endanger. >> nicole, i don't think there's a pathway with this president at the helm, unfortunately. i wish we could say something else otherwise and say politics has nothing to do with the response to this pandemic, but when it comes to a vaccine, how many times do we need the hear francis collins stha timeline before the election is unrealistic. how many times do we have to see the president mock his opponent when it comes to wearing a mask infront of other people. it's just, you know, the question i get more than anything is based on his history, how can we be prepared for the next crisis? there have been four epidemic of pandemic potential since 2016 in addition to this pandemic, covid-19, what if something like

president of the united states telling people to inject themselves with clorox, that's a problem. handled this pandemic. and i think we would not have so many deaths if he had handled it differently. >> reporter: you are as suburban women among the most desired voters in the country right now. and are you -- are you -- >> god, that's -- >> wow. >> i feel -- >> if only we had known, right? >> reporter: so my question is -- president trump has made a direct appeal saying that the democrats are going to ruin your neighborhoods. >> no. >> no. >> not true. >> reporter: you don't -- >> no. no. i don't take it as a threat at all. it's just trying to build up fear. >> i think it's a nonissue. >> not an issue. >> reporter: are any of you worried about the integrity of this election? >> i'm more concerned about the disenfranchisement of voters and their votes not being counted. i can tell you personally i will not be using the u.s. mail to drop off my ballot. i'll go to a drop box. >> i've been very concerned with the president constantly attacking the mail voting as being fraudulent. there

and here in the bathroom off the hall, they found clorox bottles.ooked like someone tried to wash away evidence. this had to be more than just an injured dog. mark stover's employees told about the strange events the previous morning. the barking dogs, the odd business of the locked carport door, the man wearing mark's clothes, roaring down the driveway in mark's white chevy station wagon. mark never drove that fast. it didn't look good. the policemen poked around, sniffed, measured. and still no mark stover. the evidence, even without a body, seemed clear. this was homicide. so by now, a couple of days after mark's disappearance, his employees were shifting from puzzled to shocked to grief-stricken. >> mark took a role in my life like a surrogate father. and i truly loved mark as a parent and a friend and a family member. >> reporter: sometimes the clues in a mystery such as this can be very personal, more about relationships than fingerprints or dna, as detective luvera knew full well. and in the days after mark stover's disappearance, the detecti

so there are some areas that are light like >> i got to ask, clorox wipes, disinfectant wipes, when will certainly been a hot item and they are getting better. we've been able to see categories like cleaning, sanitization, hand sanitizer, the bleach categories back and that supply chain is still recovering and we're looking forward to seeing it just over the next few weeks. >> we appreciate your time so much this morning. thank you. michael? >>> coming up that tiger on the loose in tennessee. we have the latest on the all-out search for the mysterious big cat. come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ jake from state farm... after you saved me so much dough on insurance with that "parker promo" i devised a promo for you. here's the deal parker, state farm offers everyone surprisingly great rates. yeh, right. pepperoni pocketz, atomic brownie, cuckoo crustiez... there's no promo. just great rates. and a side of ranch. you're the man, man. when you want

be up 20% for the year no, we've given up a gigantic chunk of performance both in the soft goods, cloroxs, mccormicks and also in the flebalphabets a anything other than zoom the cloud stocks have been rolling over for a long time no one talks about how awful this market has been away from tech there is a note today about wells fargo talking about the stage coach might be leaving, what is that like jon fortt or something? holy cow, stage coach is not going anywhere i don't think this is a compelling buying opportunity. look at the banks, look at the tangible book of goldman sachs, we are well south of the tangible book. a note this morning upgrading it now, this is only up to jefferies which you know better than anybody, they had a better than expected quarter. >> jefferies had a strong quarter, records on a lot of different fronts there yeah. >> so what does that say that's a transactional firm. >> it is. >> i don't want to recommend any bank stock for fear of looking like a fool, but jefferies bought a huge amount of stock at 16, you don't usually think about brokers buying back stock a

theaters they've seen firsthand the safety protocols that we've put in place in consultation with cloroxour theater cleanliness scores are the best they've been in decades. i think you can eat off the floor. we need more first run movies coming out a million people have seen our theaters are spotless and safe we're very encouraged, not about the next two weeks, but as you look ahead to 2021, we see recovery >> so what type of capacity do you need to where you don't need to shut your doors again at some point? you can't -- if it was going to be, let's say, 33% for the next year, can you survive on that, adam >> oh, yes, we can, because we're not an airline or broadway theater that traditionally runs full in the movie theater business, we're a church built for easter sunday last year, amc which sold more tickets than anybody, we sold 350 million tickets in the u.s. and internationally, we only sold about 17%, 1-7, 17% of our seats. the capacity limitation is not nearly the problem that you would think. it's counterintuitive. the issue for us will be convincing movie goers that our theaters

he's trying to have the constitution of the united states swallow clorox. >> that he is. and his apologists. it's really -- it's fascinating really. you have a president doing what no president has ever done before, and you have his apologists say, at, i don't know, "the washington journal" editorial page this morning going those democrats are freaking out. of course the president shouldn't do this. but the democrats are freaking out, they're going crazy. this really hurts american democracy so he shouldn't do it. but those democrats. willie, oh my god. it's like democrats talked about herbert hoover for 50 years after herbert hoover was president. poor, poor hillary clinton. long after we are gone the three remaining republicans who were elected to dog catcher in rural mississippi will be blaming the outbreak on the common tick on hillary clinton in 2070. it is really sad and pathetic. it also explains -- we're going to show some polls, willie. it also explains why this party is getting beaten so badly right now with a month before the election. >> we'll walk through a b

washing everything single volleyball with clorox wipes and trying to do everything we possibly can.ll allow us and trust us to do our part. trust us to do our part. we can do. this. brian: listen, i should be pushing back harder but i 100 percent agree these are not athletes making the decisions give the opportunity just to compete that's all you want. hopefully somebody is listening and give you the opportunity to live up to your promises. thanks so much for telling your story. >> thank you, brian. >> appreciate it? >> one last thing the mental health of our kids are so important. right now that's the unseen part answered that's what's scary. brian: absolutely. >> that's true. brian: good nighted their friends told them to get lost for seven or eight months. come back with restrictions and tell them they can't put the cleats on unbelievable. thanks sandy and ken. we appreciate it? >> thanks very much. >> thank you for having us. brian: we reached out to the governor for a statement did not hear back but i did read what he said. speaker nancy pelosi says they can go after president