expedia is a quarter _ undervalued, perhaps? expedia is a quarter below— undervalued, perhaps?_ undervalued, perhaps? expedia is a quarter below its all-time l is a quarter below its all—time high price, it has been through a difficult period, the chief technical officer and chief executive officer left, the turnaround plan seems to be working but that is in the early stages, and uber may well be thinking that there was a bargain to be had here. lots of consumer— bargain to be had here. lots of consumer facing _ bargain to be had here. lots of consumer facing apps - bargain to be had here. lots of consumer facing apps are - bargain to be had here. lots of| consumer facing apps are trying to become so—called super apps, things that you all things for all things, elon musk thinks that he can do it with x. is uber well—positioned to do something like that? it is uber well-positioned to do something like that? it is a fairly young _ something like that? it is a fairly young company - something like that? it is a i fairly young company although it has $40 billion of revenue, not eve

uber's ceo served as expedia's ceo from 2005 to 2017.d possible m&a transaction moving those shares. back over to you guys. >> dom, thank you very much. >>> netflix is set to report after the bell today. joining us now with what to expect, tom rogers, orbit gaming, former cable president and cnbc contributor. this company and how we judge it is kind of changing right before our eyes, i guess. and i think there will be a little bit of a slowdown in subs, but that's not going to be what we're supposed to look at anymore starting next year, not even going to release that info. we're supposed to watch how the advertising model is progressing. how do you think it is going to play out tonight? >> well, i think you hit it right, joe. how we judge this company is very much changing. for a while we were looking against the legacy media company streamers, hulus, disney plus, max, peacocks. and clearly it has broken away from the pack on just about every metric with respect to those services. but the next big growth leg for netflix is presumably go

negative in that they say that an acquisition of expedia would basically drag down growth, because expedia's growth rate is lower, either current or future, than uber's, and uber has stated exp explicitly, dan, they will only use m&a to booth growth. so, this would not boost growth. >> it would boost growth if you are able to cross-sell, able to access a new customer, if you are able to leverage the data, if you're able to leverage the gross margin that expedia has. nearly double that of uber at 89% or something. this is a lay-up. this is why expedia isthe e in my zebra trade. i picked a bunch of crap that i thought could get bought out. you want to cesee dara fix this company? of course you do. to me, this is, like, bankers, get me a ring, i'll get this dope for you. >> bankers put this out -- >> did you just say bankers give me a ring? >> give me a ring. but thing about, a.i., think about uber, i need -- or, hey, i need a car to go catch this flight. you could do everything seamlessly, right, guy, in theory? >> i think it makes sense. i'm sort of with dan on this one. i understand what ste

member of expedia's board. expedia is worth around $20 billion. that's billion compared to uber's 168 billion. all right. now to a story that had all of us talking in our morning editorial meeting. what if we could understand what our pets are thinking? well, ai is trying to figure that out for us. our business and tech reporter, scott budman pitched this story to us today. scott, animals and ai. this would be pretty cool. yeah, it's cool, audrey. and it's fascinating to think about all the money being spent on our data and what we do as humans. what about out in the wild? and there is something based in berkeley called the earth species project, raising money and doing a lot of work to figure out what animals are saying to each other when they communicate. the idea being, we know a little bit about protecting them, what they're doing, their mating habits perhaps, and it's just fascinating to learn. for example, parrots communicate with each other, mother parrots whisper the name of the baby parrots for the fir

what's that about talks to purchase expedia?n: expedia shares were jumping after the closing bell and today up 5%, talks are very early. we don't have a lot of detail. we are hearing from the some reports that uber is looking maybe at acquiring expedia. fun fact for you, the ceo came from expedia from 2005-2017, he was the ceo. this is a company he knows very well. could the talks be friendly? we have to see how it plays out. stuart: good flip between uber and expedia. >> start your shipping and uber on the way to the airport. he is a smart dude. he thinks in a linear basis how to extend the value of my business by owning more of the travel. it make sense to me. stuart: it is a global product too. innovative global product. huge. there are reports that meta-has begun some layoffs. this is important to find out which divisions they are. lauren: what's apps and instagram. a couple hundred people, couple dozen people trying to confirm full details, they laid off 20 one thousand employees in 2,022. this has been the year of efficien

uber and expedia are on the move following reports that uber explored a takeover bid for expedia. such a juicy story. so maybe he knows something investors don't. >> i hate to disappoint you, but what i'm hearing is this is far from a reality. expedia shares have been pairing gains, because there are no active discussions between them and uber. a source familiar with the matter says a third party broached the idea and the initial exploration was at the earliest same s initial exploration was at the earliest satages. uber shares are up 80% over the last 12 months. it's cash flow positive and has b been inking deals. for expedia, they're losing market share, and uber partnership could be helpful in reviving shares, which even the idea of that today. the ceo made the move over to uber, so he already knows this business very well. but kelly, maybe the bigger question surrounding uber is longer term, whether robo taxis would hurt or help its main business. so expanding further into travel could help maybe hedge for that future. it's not necessarily that robo taxis are going to displace

uber and expedia are both on the move.st acquisition ever. more on that to come, as well. >> very busy day. >> sorry. >> nothing. >> very busy day for ecodata. let's get more from rick santelli crossing the tape. >> yes, carl, indeed. we are seeing the q3 number and we may add a bit to gdp although i will point out that we get our first look at third quarter gdp on wednesday, october 30th right before halloween up 0.3%. as expected in the rear-view mirror up 0.3 becomes 0.4 tenth and you fibonacci guys, it's been up 0.3 and retail sales, yes, sir, they're up today and retail sales are strong and there is a battle going on, the seasonality battle and whether it is the jobs report or retail sales. if you look at all three, they were negative and the non-seasonally adjusted was down 7.5%, many economists are trying to debate how to interpret that number and to interpret national association of homebuilders market index. for that, we go to diana olick. diana? >> builder sentiment rose two points in october on the national asso

is considering a $20 billion takeover of expedia as it tries to expand his business.ending. and — cheaper borrowing for europe. the european central bank is poised to cut interest rates — as inflation falls sharply. welcome to business today, i'm taidgh enwright. shares in expedia have jumped by more than 7% in after hours trading after the financial times reported that uber has been considering a takeover bid. neither ercompany has commented on the reports. the ft reports that uber approched advisors after a third party suggested a tie—up with the world's second biggest online travel company. uber�*s chief executive, dara khosrowshahi, previously ran expedia, so he knows the company intimately. like most consumer app businesses, it's trying to find ways to sell more things to us. last week, he spoke to our business editor simonjack and had this answer to a question about moving into amazon's territory. think of how we started, we started _ think of how we started, we started with transportation, we moved — started with transportation, we moved to— started with transp

and today, it is lower after uber tech discussed a acquisition of travel giant expedia.o it is unclear if any deal would take place here, and investors are thumbs down here on the news, and would you pick up the shares here?el -- >> well, we own the shares and this is taking the core they have and applying it throughout the economy, but it is scaring us to find synergys in a $20 billion business like expedia, and it is not matching what they gave us what the outlook is for, and we would sell if they announce it. >> so if you have it now, and if they announce it, you are dumping the shares? >> well, there is a lot of stories, and you so the wait and see what happens. >> and how about, netflix, jerry, the prochts after the b -- the profits after the bell, and the effects of the password crac crackdowns and the stocks nearly doubled in the past year, and doing pretty well? yes, >> yes, and it has been quiet, because we are going to be getting the last bump from the password crackdown, and it is going to be interesting to see how quickly they pick up on the ad side, and it i

shares of expedia surging in the pre-market. financial times reporting uber was weighing a bid to buy the company to create a super app. uber was in the works to approach the buyers in a deal. look at shares of both companies in the pre-market. uber pulling back 2%. expedia up over 6%. we are looking at shares of lucid. the ev maker says operational losses for the recent quarter will come in worse than expected. the company announcing a public offering of 262 million shares of common stock, lucid reports on november 7th. shares down 13%. we are looking at shares of alcoa. swinging to a third quarter profit adjusted earnings coming in at 57 cents a share. the company reaching a deal with ignis kwequity. >>> turning attention back around the world. taiwan semi offering a boost for the volatile week for chip stocks. jp ong is in singapore with more on that. jp. >> frank, in a bit of a shame that tsmc shares reacted where they saw a slight drop after the close. really buzzing on the back of the report card. revenue grew $23.5 billio

expedia stock was 217 and to get it done has to be over 200 a share and there's a lot of upside.does you canner have the money? >> they do. stuart: you know that definitively. >> yes. stuart: how about tesla? >> tesla announces earnings tomorrow and for inwatching at home. don't own it, don't run out and buy it today. what we're expecting from tesla will be good to very good news in the midst of this selloff, elon musk came out and made a lot of announcements about self-driving cars and some analysts thought it wasn't enough and if you get any sort of pullback on the earns on tesla, it's a great opportunity to get in because i think the future is brighter than it's ever been for the company. hate for supporting donald trump. how is he responding to that, ashley? >> he's fighting back. ashley: send ago message to conservingtives saying they shouldn't be afraid to back donald trump. listen to this. >> they know there's ramifications for this kind of [bleep]. >> my cry to all of you out there is cause and concern and ashley: saying hollywood had more political power in the past and

, the investor way of saying that they like it for expedia but not for uber. td cowan saying they could offer some synergies, but it sounds like it's early in those talks, so stay tuned, there might be more to this story ahead. sonali: thank you so much for taking a look at the movers for us. u.s. treasury yields are jumping because they trimmed their bets on fate -- fed rate cuts this year. the more we are joined by mark at rbc asset management. looking just as interestingly, the 10 year is moving, but the front-end is not moving as much. traders are still really looking at less than a chance of a 25 basis point rate cut this year, still thinking there could be another 25 you are. what do mark: you think? mark:it looks like the u.s. economy is doing extremely well, doesn't it? all of this talk of growth slowing down and recession risk, i don't see that. i've been in the u.s. on those research items for a couple of days but this economy feels like it's really going, nothing like europe where everything is bumpy, stagnant, quite depressed. the economy is doing

expedia, you travel once, twice, three times a year.were in management there and thinking about what i'm doing in terms of acquisition strategy. stuart: got it. emil michael, thanks for joining us this morning. we're all -- we'll all be glued to fox business this afternoon when tesla results come out. i'm sure you had been too. thanks for joining us. >> i sure will be. thank you. stuart: madison, run through the economic numbers when trump was president versus the economic numbers when harris was vice president. compare and contrast. >> absolutely. i mean, we can do this because we have both of their records. taking a look at these numbers that the job creators' network pulled which is a conservative u.s. advocacy group. when you look at overall inflation, under trump sears us biden-harris -- versus biden-harris, it rose 7.3% compared to 20.5% under biden-harris. real average wage growth went up under former president trump and went down under biden-harris. gas prices were much cheaper or under a trump presidency, as you can see, and th

uber might be considering a bid for expedia.ts advisors about a possible acquisition of the online travel company. they have reached out to expedia and and ft has said there is no ongoing talks between the two companies. the ceo of expedia from 2005 to 2007 remains a board member. jonathan: more from dani burger in 30 minutes time. . up next, outpacing expectations. >> that's been the most stable thing we have seen in this market. all the narratives have shifted. but earning trends in corporate america have been the most stable part of this market. ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses more in prospectus at invesco.com ♪ jonathan: stocks up this morning by 4/10 of 1% on the s&p 500. outpacing expectations. >> we still don't think we are in an ai

so you will know expedia journalist had also been killed. lebanon's good, a good problem to sudden the g. me got the accused is right of deliberately targeting the media and guard the tech award crime. these strikes gums amid intense conflict between z, right. and his will on these riley military on friday announced the death of 5 more soldiers in southern lebanon. and in northern israel, 2 people died in the has blocked tag, been dropped, good shopping in the industrial center of the p, dominantly up down of much the groom level as a but i'm, this is the 2nd or 3rd time it's happened in our town. this occasion is the worst job for rocketed for different places out about the day. so not is right expended its military operations against his beloved last month seeing it wanted to stop nearly daily attacks by the minute them through and enabled residents to return to their homes. in northern is right and or the wall between israel and has the law 11 on was the subjects of tools between the us secretary of state and our leaders in london earlier today until the bring to met with the lebane

he is executive director over expedia and no formal approach required.he ambition could be to create a type of wechat super app like the one in china. it has gone into the airline bookings. the next is hotels and an accommodation. >>> netflix is expected to report the lowest number of new subscribers in the last year and a half when it reports today. wall street is looking for that figure to come in at $4 million according to lseg data. in terms of financials, netflix is expecting to post $9.75 billion in the third quarter. the stock has more than doubled the benchmark s&p 500 return since it last reported earnings in july. let's get to the deputy cio at asset management. david, no caution with this stock. it has been traveling around record high levels. what do you think of the bar? is it set too high as we await numbers today? >> good morning. the bar is pretty high. as you noted, it is $4 million in times of net sub ads. the buy is at $7 million. it is important they come in close to that and more important they talk about price and standard tier with

he was the ceo of expedia for more than a decade until he left in 2017 to run uber.o from ridesharing to actual cars here. we've got shares of lucid tanking down 18-plus percent the ev maker revealing it plans to sell more than 260 million in shares in a public offering and 375 million to its majority shareholder. that could be saudi arabia public investment fund. the consider maker also warning it will report a third quarter loss wider than expected between 765 million and $790 million. the ev maker struggling amid the sale of its first car and lucid reported having 1.9 billion cash on hand in september. so while lucid struggles the original ev cheer leaderrer elon musk is rooting for a new cause. his recent deep dive into politics to former president trump's campaign has him on the cusp of a big town hal hall event and that's where we head live to pennsylvania where the world's richest man is minutes from taking stage and the next commander in chief will have his or her hands full with the us military involved in battles in multiple fronts. could our nation get dra

china. (00v)in other news — uber has reportedly expolored a possible bid for travel booking website, expediato the financial times, uber has been in discussions in recent months over a potential acquisition and how it could be structured. uber has yet to confirm the news, but if true this deal could be the largest—ever for the ride—hailing giant. airbus has announced its laying off up to 2500 workers from its defence and space division. the firm said the redundancies were part of a restructuring plan, as they try to bring down costs. the head of airbus' defence and space division michael schoell—horn said a leaner and more competitive approach to business was needed. airbus' rival boeing has been facing a lot of headwinds as well. the planemaker is looking to raise up to $35 billion while at the same time dealing with industrial action by more than 30,000 workers. the company also plans to layoff around 17—thousand workers from next month. despite those efforts to reduce costs, aviation analyst mark martin isn't convinced about boeing turning things around. these are second or third generati

that's how we found the family of salvatore garcia, expedia, and the american may see it on the prism that off. well, maybe what can i start going to tell them? well yeah. like what the heck on the scene. ok. my, he now most go what up with a quarter that a one b as a fucking all those for the throw her either way. good. his out. it's unclear exactly how many workers are dying in the us through the heat exposure . but the watched our group, public citizen says it could be as high as 2000 a year. these workers are now having to ask themselves whether to go to work and risk their lives or stay home and sacrifice a peach. there are no federal, he protections for them. more than 30000000 outdoor workers in the united states in florida for salvador died active as have been pushing for years for more protections for workers. but they've been blocked by industry, trade groups, and republican politicians. why would you ask for the government to do more? we get paid by the hour, but when we want to take more breaks, we don't want to work so hard. on this episode of fault lines, we look at the

austin, do you need died in the strike of the outlet of my not run by his blood, so you will know expedia journalist had also been killed. lebanon's good. a good problem to sudden the g, me caught the accused is right of deliberately targeting the media and guard the deck of what crime these strikes comes amid intense conflict between his right and his ballade, these riley military on friday announced the death of 5 more soldiers in southern lebanon and in northern israel, 2 people died in the has blocked tag, been dropped good shopping in the industrial center of the p, dominantly up down of much the groom, its level as a box. this is the 2nd or 3rd time it's happened in our town. this occasion is the worst route for rockets. it 4 different places out about the day, so not design expended. explain it to your operations again, says beloved last month saying it wanted to stop nearly daily attacks by the minute them through and enabled residents to return to their homes in not that is right and we'll do on this coming out. go all right. and by roots told me more. so basically we lost it tod

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of winning the white house with detailed coverage with the release supplement on the summit side, expedia, impressive, pos, boot of us was also invited to come down from the house of the story this leaving dry skype was to be right to the house beforehand. central business district that was level occupied after it was finished in 2019 israel attacked iran and said its objectives has been achieved. it's military said this strikes more precise and wants to run against further escalation. but what is the one response? and could the 2 sides be on a tough to a full blown confrontation? this is inside storage, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm several then yay! completed the words of israel after it's military carried as an attack against iran . it said the strikes were in response to what it called months of continuous attacks from iran. wildcat run said the damage was limited. israel has stepped up its attacks against the ring and backs groups and 11 on and syria and iran. now the range and leadership is threatening to retaliate, the cycle of violence lead to a broader regional confli

but even though i ended an i thought you did not make any use for dental dental. expedia. that box is special for, for the fact that people participated in this wave of crime can be traced back to the formation of the folks to them. national militia, in the spring of 1944 under propaganda administer your save, gave us go back on to the idea of a total mobilization of the german population was put into practice of the movies that show to data depot production. while i'm on the was to have used it. i just don't don't cost you really. the he managed to canada, it took the form of local munitions on the screen and as the which were essentially made up of the remaining male population, to whom there was no compulsory military service at all. so those over $45.00, as well as 15 to 20 year olds. in some cases, women were also involved. the folks storms task was to defend the homeland of god, which meant sending off the soviet troops who were advancing all the time. it's a go through the amazon, just amazing. as far as i said, my folks to him was mainly equipped with small arms, c

it was very difficult, expedia. so what happened to you? so he came back and he said guys, they are now very, very aggressive. okay. and then they wanted someone else to go downstairs and talk to them. and it ended up being me the guy to go down and says, you know, that's the point. and if i'm skid, did you have any thoughts and was the phone just yeah, just that sound that they did, you know, i never felt scared a tool. i went to the down like the lower basement floor of the subject, especially at the area again to tell the dark mode that says the of the troops there with the guns pointing out to you with the lights coming from the guns. and they started asking me about the turn in the common sense and all this stuff. and i said guys, do you think we as doctors, i suppose to know this thing. what are you talking about this thoughts, any civilian face? this is hospitality, and it was for me, the most shocking thing that how horrible allowed is it a, it is to get in the hospital instead of guessing us. and you know, out of this thing us in t

. >> expedia just released unpack 25, a forward look at the trends in 2025, what's really interestinge destinations of the year for 2025 they're all detour destinations, but they're detours in a good way, because people are going to tourist hot spots, they're still going to paris but they're going to take a detour to champagne country. you miss the crowds a little bit. some other examples of people going to los angeles are going to take a drive up the coast to see santa barbara. >> love that. >> people go to tokyo they're also going to fukuoka. they're allen with three hours of another major tourist destination. >> nature destinations. natural things. >> i think this comes directly from the eclipse this year. when that eclipse hit every single private vacation home in the path of totality was full of friends and family who wanted to get a front-row seat to nature and be together, experience it together. vrbo put together a list of the phenomena list, drawing people in. so the intertional dark sky monuments, very popular. there's a penguin parade in australia, these are the things on t

>> yeah, guy got sick of me, but i think he agrees with me, final trade, expedia, where there's smoke, there's fire. >> karen? >> yes, all this was great in netflix, but i would sell some upside calls. analyst upgrades tomorrow. >> steve? >> uber's been a great trader. i bought it in the low to mid 70s, sold it mid 80s, got lucky on this one. but i think i'm going to round trip that once again. >> thank you for watchi ing "fa money." see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. don't go anywhere. areywi j cmeimrar stts right now. right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. memo to all of you compulsive fed watchers out there. get out of my face! everyone is p obsessed with the fed's n

we had emergency accommodation modules that are activated through to visit florida, both expedia and priceline. if you want to add modules you can go to visit fort.com/priceline and then expedia.com/florida. we've also worked with florida restaurant and lodging association and they are working with members to continue to offer reduced prices for hotel rooms on a distress rate for floridians who are fleeing the storm as well as waiting for reducing applicable fees. we have properties, the rosen properties, red roof inn, la quinta, motel six, best western, holiday inn, they are all on board to be able to do this and help floridians winter in need so we appreciate you doing that. and again having a storm that is projected make landfall about 125-mile an hour winds and maybe it's stronger than that but the reality is if it's in that cat three, cat for range, if you're in the most of the structures in florida are going to be able to handle them. there may be other issues but as long as you're getting away from the storm surge that's really the most important thing that you need to do. flo

they also have paid options like expedia has an option where you can pay an extra amount.than $10 or so. and then if that price changes, they can reimburse you for any amount. there. and then hopper has something similar to google where they give you back like hopper cash, i believe where if that flight later drops that you've booked with them, you can get reimbursed for the difference through vouchers that you can use on their website. >> jen, you've got more information than i have time to talk to you today. we're going to have to check in with you a little bit later. the travel season is still underway, so we'll talk to you again, because you have such great information about how you can save when traveling. one of the most expensive things that we do during the holiday is from jen on a jet plane. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you. all right. coming up on mornings on two. the nine as children gear up for trick or treating, doctors are raising e alarm about what's inside much. we're asking if election anxiety has you clamping down on your spending.

they need. >> we talk about it as an open table or expedia for finding mental health services.asy to find mental health services in america in 2024 as it is to book a flight or hotel. >> let's talk about how you two met. in 2017? >> my mental health journey is one i hadn't talked about until we did a piece on kevin love, who wrote an article about having a panic attack during an nba basketball game. i said, this -- i said to craig, this happened to me at mtv years ago, i had this exact experience, he asked me about it, i ended up talking about it on the air and in the next month or two, my -- the producers, everybody really reacted to that mental health story you told. it ended up being -- now it is this work i do and i met phil on the heels of that, he came in to launch project healthy minds, he came in with a rapper named logic who had done a song that was the national crisis line for the national suicide hot line, on the mtv vmas and the call for the crisis line went up and it struck a chord with me that in popular culture, there wasn't this much advocacy being done in mains

reports that uber has talked about a bid for expedia on those reports around that, uber ceo said thise last hour -- >> to the extent that we go out and do m & a, it will tend to be smaller deals that are much more kind of closer to home in terms of what we do. an example of that is a proposed deal to buy food panda in taiwan. we're not looking at this point to do big deals, transformation gnat deals one way or the other. >> merck reporting third quarter revenue and profit both above estimates excluding foreign exchange impact, sales of cancer drug keytruda grew by the 1%. the ceo joined us earlier in the hour. >> a lot of the growth you're seeing is new tumor types we're able to treat but moving into earlier stages. that's so important. if we're ever really going to cure cancer, we need to treat it early. >> shares of merck down 4% year to date. this morning off by 1.25%. >>> back to the broader markets as we hit the halfway point now in the earnings season that we love so much. joining us is carry firestone, executive chairman and co-founder of rss asset management as well as a cnbc

google flights does it, expedia does it, booking.com does it for you as well. for a refund first. if they won't do it, maybe they'll give at least a credit toward your next flight. that one is pretty easy to do. if you just can't get it together, you can't figure out the dates right now, december 3rd is another last-minute time. that's travel tuesday. that's the tuesday after black friday. all the agencies got together, the airlines, the car rental places, the hotels, and said, let's offer deals on this day. that's easiest. don't forget about your travel agents. i know a lot of people are into booking themselves, but travel agents know the ins and outs and best dates for saving. that's really good. nobody wants to fly on christmas eve or christmas day, but you could save 200 bucks by flying on new year's eve. >> what about hitting the road? >> okay. great news here. aaa is actually expecting gas prices to be below $3 by early november. gas buddy says look at the prices there. we could see $2.99, the national average for a low in thanksgiving. and then christmas

the twin goals of trying to break the stigma of mental health but also create, basically, like an expedia60% will get help. so, there's a lot of work to be done. days like today, the festival, there's runs and all sorts of fun stuff. thought leaders and other advocates from all over the country are getting together, and i'm going to be doing a breakout conversation with demi lovato and filmmaker michael radner talking about mental health in hollywood and all the work they've done, and tonight, there's a big gala. savannah, you're nice enough to be involved with that. i'm going to give a trail blazer award to chance the rapper, my friend, who's done so much work in the mental health space in and around the chicago community. there's a lot of people suffering in silence. i know for decades, i was one of them, and it's a really important topic, so i should bring in my friend, actress sana who's also here. >> good to see you. >> what are you going to be doing today? >> i'm here to support project healthy minds. i too struggled with severe anxiety and depression at one time, and you know, thro

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