great stuff. >> can we say eli manning?, and i think he's right about all of this. ken, appreciate you joining us. ken squire has been our guest host all hour long. >>> thank you for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts next. >> i'm scott wapner from post nine. we begin with nvidia and apple, the former reversing, the latter slumping. shares were downgraded to sell today and both are dragging on the nasdaq in this final stretch. we'll show you the majors and you'll see what i'm talking about with 60 to go in regulation. >>> what started as a record-setting day for nvidia following jensen huang's speech has turned into the worst day for shares since september

. >> can we say eli manning? forget it, we don't know anything about him, but we love him, and i think he's right about all of this. ken, appreciate you joining us. ken squire has been our guest host all hour long. >>> thank you for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts next. >> i'm scott wapner from post nine. we begin with nvidia and apple, the former reversing, the latter slumping. shares were downgraded to sell today and both are dragging on the nasdaq in this final stretch. we'll show you the majors and you'll see what i'm talking about with 60 to go in regulation. >>> what started as a record-setting day for nvidia following jensen huang's speech has turned into the worst day for shares since september. he's speaking again this hour. most of the other big names are also lower, tesla got smacked today. that doesn't happen very often, either. rising yields, they could be part of the problem with the market today. some stronger economic data sending the 30-year to its highest level in more than a ye

dabol, people said he needs to go immediately and coaches and eli manning said give him some time. what about jets? could rex ryan come back? 2.0 rex ryan? >> i would love to see rex ryan come back, he was my colleague at espn, so the smart and in tune. players love him, jets franchise love him. he said if aaron rodgers is there, i plan to reign him in, this is not a country club situation, we're here to play ball. i don't know if aaron rodgers will be there, even if rex ryan is. >> todd: he took a trip to egypt during mandatory time. you ain't doing that on my watch. we mentioned cowboys being up in the air. there is reports the bears have asked for permission to interview their current head coach for another week until contract runs out, mike mccarthy, what do you think of that situation? >> jerry jones is remaining tight-lipped, will mike mccarthy stay or go? i don't know. jerry jones likes to be cryptic. i think he will stay. it is tough when you look at who is available and who the cowboys would bring in if he leaves. they just released ezekiel elliott, maybe they are making p

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a man named eli bentz, who will later testify about these events that she came in to buy prozac acid in low doses, plus a gas that was used to make a bitter almond water treat consumption or tuberculosis or diseases of the lungs. so that's why a pharmacy she would have it. but in higher it is both a fumigant and a deadly poison. and lizzie says, i'm not getting this for consumption. want to get it because i want to get moths out of a sealskin cape have and ben no we only give this with the prescription we can't give you a prosthetic acid. so she's in a working class part of town trying to buy what can be used as a deadly poison. all right, that evening. lizzie visits her friend alice russell and says she fears that father has enemies and that the family's was being poisoned and that's why everyone was sick. that night. the murders are going to happen the next day. that night, they also have a visitor at the borden home, uncle morse, the brother of andrew's first wife, comes to stay at the borden home to do some business in fall. and he's staying in the guestroom now in our world of l

respected jonathan turley, andrew mccarthy, judge david rifkin, a wonderful man who just passed away, by the way, gregg jarrett, elie honig from cnn, of all places, cnn said that paul ingrassia, alan dershowitz, they all said this is not a case that should be brought. it's not think about it. legal expenses are down as legal expenses. and i get indicted for business records. everybody should be so accurate. it's been a political witch hunt. it was done to damage my reputation so that i would lose the election. and obviously that didn't work. and the people of our country got to see this firsthand because they watched the case in your courtroom. they got to see this firsthand. and then they voted, and i won and got the largest number of votes by far, of any republican candidate in history and won, as you know, all seven swing states won conclusively, all seven swing states and won the popularity, the popular vote by millions and millions of votes. and they've been watching your trial,

respected jonathan turley, andy mccarthy, judge david rifkin, a wonderful man who just passed away, by the way, uh, gregg jarrett, elie honig from cnn, of all places, cnn said that paul ingrassia, alan dershowitz, they all said this is not a case that should be brought. it's not. think about it. legal expenses are down as legal expenses. and and i get indicted for business records. everybody should be so accurate. it's been a political witch hunt. it was done to damage my reputation so that i would lose the election. and obviously that didn't work. and the people of our country got to see this firsthand because they watched the case in your courtroom. they got to see this firsthand, and then they voted, and i won and got the largest number of votes by far, of any republican candidate in history and won, as you know, all seven swing states won conclusively, all seven swing states and won the popularity. the popular vote by millions and millions of votes. and they've been watching your trial. so they understood it. i wasn't allowed to use the lawyer client privilege or the reliance on counsel. had a lawyer that made thi

respected jonathan turley, andy mccarthy, judge david rifkin, a wonderful man who just passed away, by the way, uh, gregg jarrett, elie honig from cnn, of all places, cnn said that paul ingrassia, alan dershowitz, they all said this is not a case that should be brought. it's not. think about it. legal expenses are down as legal expenses. and and i get indicted for business records. everybody should be so accurate. it's been a political witch hunt. it was done to damage my reputation so that i would lose the election. and obviously that didn't work. and the people of our country got to see this firsthand because they watched the case in your courtroom. they got to see this firsthand, and then they voted, and i won and got the largest number of votes by

let's bring in eli lilly ceo david ricks at the healthcare conference. you're the man >> let me express condolences about the loss of your father. >> thank you so much. >> we are stunned as usual about the fact that the stock is down. and i don't want to be too pedestrian to talk about the stock because i think you are talking about something bigger than stock. talking about something in 2025 that would be the most shocking, fastest growing drug of all time. why don't you talk about it? >> today we are putting out guidance for the year and we are excited how 25 is setting up. we exited with the business as you are referring to zepbound, mounjaro and the older one, annualizing $25 billion a your, growing 60%. that sets up a year where we are projecting for the company 32% total growth. that is about what we did last year but on a higher basis. the rest of the portfolio is doing incredibly well as well. high team growth annualizing to $20 billion. really excited about the progress of the company and 2025 is looking even brighter. >> looking even brighter but i heard you

man in the world, is that right? one of the most transformative drugs on the market is anti-obesity drugs. one of the leading manufacturers of those is eli lilly. they're now one of the most valuable pharmaceutical companies in the world. i sat down with their c.e.o. to talk about this anti-obesity phenomenon and how it's changing america. let's talk about the phenomenon that's changed the world to some extent, which is the anti-obesity drug. now make sure everybody is on the same page, what is the name of your anti-obesity drug. dave: so the name is zepbound. the active ingredient is tirzapetide. david: who comes up with these names? >> not me, david. we can't have names too close to each other because of mistakes, can't have drugs that say what they do, and can't have drugs that are only good in english. so we end up with strange names. we launched the first gp-1 medication in the world in 2005. on the cover of our next report is a woman using the drug. she said my diabetes is under control and i'm losing some weight. 2006. the cover of the annual report. we had to improve the medicines to really make them effective for weight loss. on

assigned to the man who was touring africa when the flies broke out faced tough questions at a press conference, but continued to deflect the narrative as they need to convince the public mayor eli county is in a panic state, so it began 2 days ago with the policies fire, my crew, and i arrived shortly after it started. and for several hours we watched as hundreds of homes in the neighborhood burned to the ground. we did not see a single fire engine for my question to you is what explains this lack of preparation and rapid response. let me just say, 1st and foremost, my number one focus and i think the focus of all of us here with one voice is we have to protect lives. we have to save lives and we have to save homes and rest assured that, but that not rest assured letting me finish my focus right now is on the lives and on the homes. do you think your leadership was effective while responding to this disaster? i just said, what i believe is the most important thing for us to do right now, and that is going to continue to be my focus. thank you. the blaze spots, criticism of the decision of the vital signs of these associates a sign critical, 55 to implement to claim you can see

man who he'd like to talk to iran without consulting anyone else. it's again an age of dictators, right at my power to stand up to a dictator. mark, sucker, bird, eli mosque. these men hold far more power over parts of the world that they never even heard of. and the winds, and it is, winds that goal in many ways, right? the way he bought twitter turned it to x. how would it played a role in the elections? these are all things that come come together and the checks and balances. they used to be part of democratic societies. these get around it, so it's going to be, i mean, the entire world is watching. what happens after president trump president elect trump? takes office. and you know, again, a lesson from the philippines. our constitution is patterned after the united states, 3 branches of government, and when rodrigo detective took office, he became the most powerful man bes, constant to our constitutions. give a powerful president. and within 6 months of taking office in 2016, president detective crushed the institutions he became all powerful ayana's. do you think that under trump, the threat the big tech of firms pose to consumers has a chanc

ely country we have. -- only country we have. i turned on the tv yesterday and i see the insanity of this man. what is going on in this country? what is happening to america? this is a wealthy, powerful country. there's no reason for americans to live this way. host: henry olson. guest: the choleric stressed the concern that is driving the realignment. this is an economy that no longer works for everybody. a social culture war that has been going on that makes millions, tens of millions of americans feel like they are strangers in their homeland. increasingly we feel unsafe, whether it is in the new york subway because somebody throws somebody under the bus or likes them on fire, or unsafe industries because somebody makes a right turn onto bourbon street and plows them down. that is the questions people want solved. they don't want the base concerns solved. they don't want ideological concerns solved at the expense of their concerns. that is what donald trump was elected for. host: the editorial board of the wall street journal, we have it somewhere. donald trump said syria should not be the united states' ,problem in the wak

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ely country we have. -- only country we have. i turned on the tv yesterday and i see the insanity of this man. what is going on in this country?is happening to america? this is a wealthy, powerful country. there's no reason for americans to live this way. host: henry olson. guest: the choleric stressed the concern that is driving the realignment. this is an economy that no longer works for everybody. a social culture war that has been going on that makes millions, tens of millions of americans feel like they are strangers in their homeland. increasingly we feel unsafe, whether it is in the new york subway because somebody throws somebody under the bus or likes them on fire, or unsafe industries because somebody makes a right turn onto bourbon street and plows them down. that is the questions people want solved. they don't want the base concerns solved. they don't want ideological concerns solved at the expense of their concerns. that is what donald trump was elected for. host: the editorial board of the wall street journal, we have it somewhere. donald trump said syria should not be the united states' ,problem in the wake of t