the relationship between the coke farmers and the corporation of like nestle, hershey, and car gurus and general mills. and these are a direct legacy of european colonization of africa. and then what we're seeing is the contention between you know, the farmers and, and regular people. ready and their intent to, to charge a passive self determination to start their interest. and so under new colonialism, africa still doesn't control the exports of the defense goods for even the cat. and this is the cast cross the co and where the money is is when it comes out of the country as manufacturing. and we find that the finished goods like the chopped, the parts and things. ready we have an in particularly in ivory coast and gone. it is this 4 major coke are producing countries and that's a camera room nigeria of go through our ivory coast and i have to say, i've been gone it gone and i've read close and the farmer is there. like you said, it's make only like $1.00 a day or something like that. and we're not even talking about the disparities and big plantation. coke of pharmacy 1st at the sm

to yes, so hershey, mars and mando as are 3 of the top 5 chocolate manufacturers in the world. all american companies, any surprise to you, that the reason for the shortage, the plate of the farmers is not being discussed by mainstream media outlets here states. i know this is not any surprise at all. one of the inconvenience of the, the moment is that we're living in the time we're actually experiencing the time of the year. the chocolate is, you know, being advertised, some of the companies and news like this, what we're not getting sympathy for these big companies, like hershey and nestle, and all of that with some countries really, especially they, they can't really afford to cover africa regularly and especially not in any honest way, and without the racial, under tons of the racial spin racist, been that it has, you know, the advocates backwards and whatnot. news like what's happening here regarding africa has potential of a weakening, the, a more like pan african consciousness among the african or the black communities and in a pen african and working class by now, conce

. >> next up is hershey.gh in the month of march just one of the rising costs that could pressure margins. edward jones is writing that hershey could respond with increases or have smaller pack sizes. what is the trade on hershey, danielle >> i'm noticing the implied move in the options market is about 4.5%, but this stock typically only moves around 2% generally with this stock, what i do is i come in and sell the at the money, put some calls by outer wings for protection, and just trade the ball crush overnight. i will note, however, if it trades above $200 a share, that's where investors need to be on the lookout. that's where the trend could change in the stock. >> all right that's the trade for hershey the volatile cocoa trade, as well finally, cloudflare. go they set the full-year guidance, quote, as if no new business was signed in the first quarter at all. while the firm says it is unlikely, it is cautious, keeping an eye on annual recurring revenues and product cross-selling, as well cloudflare, a bi

if you like chocolate, you want the whole hershey bar, you don't just want the hershey kiss.shey kids is not quality over quantity, it's the same chocolate. usually when you like something you don't want less of it. the media things hiding biden's brilliant because his handlers can control him like a puppet. >> to be honest with you, i think that's a very smart idea, i think -- >> for everyone. >> and i appreciate that approach because it is a way for the president to hit with clarity, stick his points and move on and not get lost and sidetracked. >> jesse: the media believes a puppet reading from a script has a better shot beating trump than the real joe biden. the biden campaign prefers a quiet puppet. and the media agrees. and how do we know biden's not in control of his campaign? because no one likes to talk more than joe biden. but you're goodness c7 minute speeches once every three days till november 5th. and election where both politicians are not allowed to talk. it one talks too much he gets in trouble with staff. if another talks too much he gets thrown in jail. not

>> i like hershey's. great brand, and i like it because as you reported many times, the price of cocoa has gone through the roof. that's really hurt the price of hershey's stock. not only has it hurt it, but it's masked really good operational improvement. so earnings have stayed flat, even though with cocoa prices going up 200%. it's their largest cost of goods. and they raised prices, but as you probably know, cocoa prices have declined by about 30% over the last month hershey's stock has gone up a little bit, but not a lot. so looking forward, especially if you think there is a slowdown coming at some point, this is a staple stock that hasn't participated >> what inning, i guess, so to speak of the whole expansion are we in? is this 1995 >> i hate that question, but if i have to answer that, i would say this feels -- and i managed money through the '90s -- this feels like mid to late '90s. >> mid i feel okay about >> this is not 1999. and nvidia is a perfect example. it's expensive, but not as expensiv

there is nothing that you are more afraid of. gees takes hershey and use most prominent migration deals since 2016, the country has received up to 9000000000 zeros for essentially preventing my friends and refugees from entering the you. look what happened in 2020 turkey reopened. it's border with greece and the migrants and refugees moved towards the greek bar to police use force to control the crowd. to desk and thousands of injuries were reported. turkish president, ridge of pay of algo, i'm headed essentially use human beings as leverage trying to pressure the youth were even more money with a new migration packed, the us know, planning to even further outsource enforcement. for example, with centers. edu external borders where asylum seekers can be helped. critics say the pact is a be trail of e u values. and as we've seen, the book has already been willing to compromise its values. while populous human traffickers and autocrats are profiting and experts degree. none of the measures will stop people from trying to get to hear even at the cost of their own lives. the conflicts zone,

some deals with harassment and hate speech, including eco hershey for e. i think, uh, every content creator has dealt with. like mean spirited comments and i'm kind of insensitive comments and stuff um whether you're of youtube or not, i think the to where is it in our kids we do have that spent, we have another it to layer to that. and not people tend to forget that we are real present too. but we all kind of went to, to not take any of it to heart. what kind of harassment do virtual artists and performers face like in the middle of predicting a, a v to her herself and researcher wanted to find out for a study on harassment matters. she spoke to more than 800 people about whether they had been harassed in a virtual environment before together with her friend and fellow v to burn them. she presented her findings in a virtual live conference the most common form of harassment was sexual harassment. there was 3 types of harassment that were divided by the local physical and environmental environmental was uh, being shown in appropriate images are just as a p

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stuart: really think ozempic ad other diet drugs take ago bite out of hershey?hdown pass the tune of 30%. 5-10% would be realistic and reasonable. stuart: that kind of impact? that big of impact? >> they're just catching on and as more and more people get on them and get bead up for the pricing and more people are on it and less people eating her hershey but i still like this one. >> this should be a huge ai trend over the course of the next decade and beyond and the stock up 25% off the next peak and occupancy rate from 97% to 96.25. i mean, it's going to go down 3-quarters of a percent and stock down 20%. good opportunity to get in and participate in a really hot long term trend. stuart: data center. okay. thank you. a judge denied dismissal in the hush money payment case. ashley: they wanted a mistrial because they believe stormy daniel's testimony had no relevance whatever but the judge said a mistrial was not w arranted even though trump's defense attorney called daniel's defense attorney prejudicial and the judge was doing everything he could to control th

show me hershey, please. down just a fraction.ng to pay more for chocolate? lauren larp i would say hershey has pricing powers, you know? their sales grew 9, $3.25 billion. the higher prices that they're charging are legit. they are facing sugar. i inflation, cocoa inflation. a terrible or harvest out of west africa, right in that's putting pressure on the chocolate companies, and we face a potential shortage. so they've been raising prices. i think they do have pricing power. the stock is down 1.252 though. stuart: the stock is at a11 is 94 -- 1.94. >>> -- 194. expedia. lauren: i think this is part of the overall -- stuart: what are you laughing at? lauren: everybody is traveling again but not so much now as they used to. of iphone sales still pg strong but down 10%. so -- [laughter] he's trying to get in, go ahead. >> you made the point about a doordash as a well. people are ordering, but they don't make money. expedia, people are traveling, they don't make money. so it doesn't matter if the fundamental business is -- stuart: ma

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infantry regiment the old guard the performance of our national anthem by the united states army band hershey's re own brad quintet and retiring of the colors. >> oh say can you see by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight over the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh say does that star-spangled banner yet waived. over the land of the free and the home of of the brave. >> ladies and gentlemen, in please remain standing for the invocation delivered by doctor barry black, chaplain of the united states senate . >> let us pray. spirit of holiness, before whom none can stand in his or her own righteousness. , into this statute dedication ceremony and dwell within our hearts. lord we thank you for this opportunity to honor the life and legacy of your servant, the rev. william franklin billy graham junior by placing his statue in the united states capitol building. we

the hersheys believe learning shouldn't have a price. everything we need is taken care of.o walls. we learn by doing through programs that give us an early start on college and our careers. here, we have the chance to be great. and you? you can be next. american troops in vietnam had far superior weapons and technology than the communist viet cong. but our side faced a determined enemy that used the terrain and guerrilla tactics to their advantage. northwest of saigon, in the coochie district, the thick jungle held many traps, but the real danger lurked below ground. the enemy dug hundreds of miles of underground tunnels. it's a clay with a lot of iron content, and so it's easy to dig. and then as it oxidizes, it gets really solid, almost like concrete. is the entrance. this is the entrance, right now. i can uncover it. okay? okay. yeah. oh my goodness. oh, no. i don't even think my body. sit down. this secret hatch actually full. look at that. easy going down at the time. it's very tiny, right. because made for the soldier at time. they got a slim and skinny body they can

if there is outbreak at chocolate factory in hershey pennsylvania and suddenly you are saying oh, wowappen around that area? no, the thing came from the chocolate factory just like covid came from a wuhan institute that studies coronavirus. yet, fauci still insists it came from the bet market. overall you hair that harrison butker talking about some women may want to go lead successful careers in the world. others may opt to be excited about marriage and bringing children into the world maybe they ultimately want to do that more. there is nothing wrong with that message. it's true. my wife works. yet she probably tell her what makes her most excited is raising our children here in new jersey, guys. >> carley: when it comes to president biden's speech, clearly it's a commencement speech, also a campaign speech, given the election season that we're in. and in this particular address, it's clear that he was trying to gain back black voters who may not support him through fear-mongering and anger. and you have to wonder if that is the strategy that is actually going to work. several of th

world and melt with you ♪ ♪ ♪ mmmm ♪ ♪ i'll stop the world and melt with you ♪ have you had your hershey'ss something very special going on. this week, "everybody's in l.a.," a live show on net application. >> live around the world with no delay. >> jimmy: no delay. whatever goes on, goes on. >> whatever happens, happens. >> jimmy: you'll be taking phone calls? >> i will be taking some phone calls, yeah. >> jimmy: that's funny. i don't know. i didn't know -- >> it's like something you would do. >> jimmy: maybe, yeah. it's like something i did do many years ago in my radio career. >> yeah, it does have a -- an unhinged radio feel to it. >> jimmy: have you ever done like a call-in type of thing? >> no, i haven't. >> jimmy: it's fun. >> it's very interesting. it's -- you know, you get like a second to go, okay, you want to talk about coyotes? okay, great. and you're not going to yell something that would end john's career, are you? they go, no. we go, all right, we trust you, and patch them in. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: will you be giving away bumper stickers and tickets to the water park to cal

hershey's has not responded to the lawsuit.sources in contra costa county. the county's fire chief says there is more demand for transport every year and a shortage of resources to keep up with the need. ctv's chrystal baillie reports. it's my personal opinion that that emergency medical services ems in this state needs a significant overhaul. >> the number of calls for ambulances is straining the system, according to officials in contra costa county, an issue that was highlighted after the number of ambulances available reached the number zero on the saturday before mother's day. >> there's 911 calls keep coming in and ambulances sit at hospitals with patients unable to transfer the patient to the hospital. the situation becomes worse and the number of available ambulances gets reduced. >> this isn't a new thing. this has happened periodically over the years and it's not unique to contra costa. >> since september, the number of ambulances has increased from 54 to 72 per day. but officials say they've received 240 calls for an

they should go go after hershey for supplying our kids with too much sugar as well.a. the nanny if state run amok. these governments spend more money hand they have so they need more money, let's go after them -- lauren: it's an old story. meta has made a lot of changes, what else do you want them to do? stuart: netflix, i believe, just hit a milestone? lauren: so you know their $7 a month if advertising tier to get the end cheaper service? it hit 40 million subscribers, and a year ago it was 5 million. stuart: whoa! lauren: huge jump in one year. why? people want to save a buck, right? and netflix if owns streaming, first player advantage, etc. its rivals are starting to bundle their services just to compete. but i'm scratching my head because it was after their personnings can call that -- earnings call that netflix said we're not going to give you our subscriber numbers anymore because they're kind of plateauing. they have 270 million subscribers, so why are they giving us this number? stuart: because it's a very gad number. [laughter] lauren: maybe. >> yeah. if o

this was going on, schiller was holding the phone because donald trump was at a campaign event in hershey, pennsylvania, which is, you know, a critical part of the state as well, outside of philadelphia, in central pennsylvania, between philadelphia and harrisburg. what is the role of keith schiller, and i'm wondering, is he going to be on somebody's witness list here? >> they thought maybe he would testify. keith schiller was donald trump's body ma'am for years and years and years. >> that's what i mean, he was present for everything. >> when stormy daniels testifies, keith schiller was outside the door, why would you not have keith schiller. >> it was keith schiller who went on the golf course and said -- >> why would he not be on the witness list, because he's still so loyal? >> he's the one that went up and said mr. trump would like to meet you. >> i think they don't need his testimony. i keep coming back to the documents. this is a documents case. they have corroboration directly from stormy daniels of the one night stand that occurred. trump has consistently denied. that explains wh

the other thing that and this is my favorite and general hershey, the head of the selective service, used to tell us stories when sputnik went up there was an enormous concern about america falling behind in mathematics and science. does that sound familiar. and and the reason was there were too many female in high school and they didn't get science and math. we needed to have more male teachers and and so he said so they they made males who went in to teach the high school level science and technology exempt from conscript ation and three years the number of male teachers had almost doubled. and i think that's is so much about conscription and about national service is it was intended and about sort of that you everyone says it's a conformist generation. i think they were so far than so many people give them credit but that's sort of what national but that was accepted because that was national service and i think if people want to talk about getting that, if we are in that stage, america needs to revive. they really need to understand it in that picture, you know that service to th

in this case judge, aileen cannon made a very, very quick ruling which has not been the case for hersheyshe tends to way things a lot longer, but in this case, the federal government, the prosecutors for jack smith the special counsel, had asked for this gag order on the former president on friday night, late friday night, they made this filing and just today, the judge has quickly rejected that and what she cited was not following the rules, essentially, the prosecutors didn't follow the rules of how you approach a final like this in the southern district of florida. and she called this a holy lacking in substance and professional courtesy type of filing. she said that there wasn't enough saltation done with the trump team ahead of making this filing. and so we don't know whether prosecutors will take another crack at this, but one of the interesting parts of this jake is that prosecutors were asking for the probation, the probation office for this to essentially be something that would hinge on the former president's release as part of this case. so potentially, this would have made th