at eli lily, in indianapolis, reach out to other companies. at eli lily, in indianapolis, the spokesman says they wanted to add a voice from the heartland. >> when we lobby we are lobbying for broader health-care issues or industry. we think it has contributed to monumental changes in american society. we believe in the legislation, we think it has contributed to monumental and dramatic changes in american society. >> there was also a letter from the pfizer ceo, writing as chairman of the business round table. that's a group of ceo of some 160 major companies. tom lehner is the group's public policy director. >> our main purpose is to promote economic growth, but one of the fundamental tenets is equal participation in both the economy and the political process. >> letters came from coca-cola. john lewis of georgia a civil rights veteran says he's never seen anything like this before. >> the word tends to spread fast in minority communities. to see in those ethnic publication that several major american corporations supported the reauthorizatio

recently, eli lily issued a phase two study of a different drug, same idea and affect on the decline with a change in the rate of decline. i chronicle in the book how that model with an antibody approach involved in other scientific risk taker who came up with this idea of going after anna lloyd's like it was a foreign invader using antibody technologies and when his first paper came out it was so groundbreaking it actually made the national news and mind you this wasn't a study done in humans that held alzheimer's it was genetically engineered mice that were engineered to produce anna lloyd and they did this experiment on them but it was so groundbreaking some investigators at the time said this field is figured out and they are going to pivot the other diseases. i chronicled in the book how the initial enthusiasm has been dampened as i described and even studies that are not steeped in controversy see this. but again, progress certainly is occurring but i think we are in a world where we will have to learn to deal with this disease and that is another theme of the book we have to l

at eli lily the spokesman said they wanted to add a voice from the heartland adding it is a unique situation. >> when we lobby on capitol hill, we are lobbying for broader health care issues or industry/pharmaceutical issues that may impact our company. and we saw this as an opportunity to be a leader on this and we did so because we believe in the legislation and we think that it has contributed to monumental and dramatic changes in american society. >> there was a letter from the pfizer ceo writing as chairman of the business roundtable, a group of ceos of 160 major companies. the group's public policy director. >> our main purpose is to promote economic growth. but i think one of the fundamental tenents is participation in the economy and the political process. john lewis of georgia said he has never seen anything like it from corporations and that minority voters will remember it. to see in those ethnic publications that they supported the reauthorization of the voting rights act gives them a leg up. >> reporter: if there is any blow-back the corporations say they have yet to see it. tha

and eli lily up for the day, makes sense.me it traded is absolutely worth the look. >> tim, quick look on pharma. >> i agree with ervin here . >> i agree with everyone here. the great iron these are not covid plays, some think it might be in merck's case every analyst on the street reaffirmed their numbers just the same way the company reaffirmed their numbers. yes, i think this is weakness to buy. i continue to like j&j but am long merck >> coming up this stock -- getting twice the trade as gamestop did on its bets, we will reveal the name -- and cnbc cele cele celebrates fnls -- financial literacy month >> financial education is fundamental. you have to do the math whether it's a huge negotiation, huge contract, or a huge business you're running or a small business you're running, you got to do the math immediately in your head even, financial education is fundamental to success and should start at a very young age for both boys and girls. did you know that petco, is now a health and wellness company? i adore their groomers

and by the way the national institute of health and their antibody cocktails from regeneron and eli lilyan editorial in "the new york times" by an oncologist who was trying to get his cancer patients with covid the antibody infusions and it's very difficult even in new york city hospitals and i don't understand what the hold-up is. doctor: there's a couple of things. first you have to identify people quick enough that they are going to benefit and they have been to be -- they have to get it in a window and prevent hospitalization. you have to find a place to give them this infusion. it's not an injection. it's not a pill. dagen: i know. doctor: you have to find a place to do that and it's difficult to do that in the hospital where there's not a place to infuse this because you can't put them in the cancer infusion center because they'll infect cancer patients. you have to find a logistical place to do this and places that have been successful set up tents and requires a system and concept of operations and i think we are only starting to do that in some of the bigger hospitals now. maria

news from eli lily they are asking the fda to revoke the emergency use authorization for the drug forh the drug, but the nih stating the cocktails from regeneron be used. citing that with the drug so they have the cocktail a little bit complicated important nonetheless. joe. >>> thanks, andrew pfizer's ceo the latest vaccine maker to say that regular shots will likely be needed to protect against the coronavirus. let's bring in dr. scott gottlieb a former fda commissioner and cnbc contributor and board member of pfizer we scour the headlines every day. i don't know, i have to say that there's a mixture of positive and really encouraging things along with things concerning, scott. i don't know i'm coming down on the side we will figure out a way, science, to maybe deal with this. here is what is in the paper 5,800 cases of cohorts that got the covid-19 infection although vaccinated by both shots that's out of 66 million that's what i figure you would say that is 90% efficacy looks like, right? >> yeah. a low percentage of people you know, obviously over a defined time period. covid is

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