by the way, i thought that james quincey gave you a way to trace things out, too. i'm not optimistic, carl, but i am a realist and one realistic way to do it is to have a state that has got very good mixture of rural and urban to put it all out there, so i don't know i mean, the hatred for this guy i think is very political. he's trying to figure it out like the rest of us. >> right obviously it's not going to be perfect, but jim, daily new cases in the u.s. are down by a third from the peak ten days ago. >> right >> that's not to say it's not going to resurge, but at some point you have to ask, if not now, when? >> yes that's it. >> if the trend continues like this >> that's it i think you have to say okay, we're over the hump. we can continue to stay hunkered down, but the consequences is so great for the middleclass, and let's just be -- look, i've good a job and i have a contract. so you could argue anyone with a job and a contract just simply has no idea what the people are doing, but i also own a restaurant and believe me, there are people every day who say,

you can catch an exclusive rebound today with coca-cola ceo james quincey.at 9:30 on "squawk on the street. travelers falling short for revenue and profit announced a 4% dividend hike travelers results were hitby higher catastrophe losses and the company took an $86 million charge related to the coronavirus outbreak then there's shares of ibm they are falling this morning after the company withdrew its financial guidance for the rest of the year. company's new ceo was on "mad money" last night and told jim cramer he has confidence the company will emerge even stronger post pandemic >> our results demonstrate the high value segments that we have chosen to be in. we begin with a strong balance sheet. we add to that good cash flow. we have access to markets which results in goodly quit at th lid that's something we should all be proud of. >> arvind krishna saying this will celebrate the artificial intelligence faster and could have been predicted before over to you. >> andrew, thank you. >>> seven states in the northeastern part of the united states are coordin

from restaurant, theaters, stadiums, what it calls away from home business i spoke to coke ceo james quincey what he is seeing and what he expects to see in the longer run for the consumer >> there are going to be temporary effects as we go through the lockdown and into these graduated reopenings where different brands and different packages and different channels are going to benefit in the long run, the big structural trends will reassert themselves the beverage industry will grow, consumers will want choice >> so it sounds like it was in response to a question about whether these kind of short-term trends that he's seeing where people are buying diet coke where that has been growing again, that was in a long-term secular decline or buying orange juice to drink and eat breakfast at home, also in a long-term secular decline will be temporary and he's focused on the long run, which managed to convince investors for a little while the stock was doing a little better. how do you think of coca-cola as a staple in this environment where people are always going to buy their food and beverages and