in other words, it's harkening back to companies like john deere as well as companies like disney that last handful of years to fast forward and make themselves more future proofed. when you look at a company like john deere, the proof of the market was not now when corn is eight bucks, but $3.00 a bush shell. they generated in q3 of 2020 approximately 500 basis points of operating margin improvement during a time when the world shut down. that we believe is a function of the investments they've made in precision ag, in helping farmers drive more productivity in an environment where the ag -- where the ag environment was not so strong. going forward in an environment that is actually quite reasonable today where the industrial economy is doing quite well, john deere will take a lot more share and also be able to monetize their investments to a greater degree than they've done in the past. we believe that at 11 times earnings, this company is priced for more than it's going to really have. >> talk more if you will about disney i think it's so interesting because it was at 190 a share no

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i got a john deere mower. i know the guys are in the -- and of the guys in the room are jealous -- i know the guys in the room are jealous. 25 horsepower. i have not hurt anybody yet. the good thing about being no longer vice president is you get to drive your own car. one of the bad things is you get to pay for your own gas. i became a grandfather in the last year which has been one of the greatest joys of my life. karen and i learned a great and sublime truth. you can be a congressman from your home state for 12 years, you can be the governor of your home state for four, you can even be vice president of the united states of america. you are still going to a 25 minutes for a table at olive garden on saturday night at 7:00. it is true. it happened. when i told my daughter, she texted me back and said that is america debt. -- america, dad. boy, is she right. i'm here for this tradition of the federation of republican women. thank you for doing your part to rescue america from the downward slide the democrats h

i got a john deere mower. [laughter] >> now, the guys in the room are jealous, 54 inch deck, zero turn radius, 24 horsepower. i haven't hurt anybody yet. one of the good things about being vice-president, you get to drive your own car. one of the bad things is, you get to pay for your own gas. as i mentioned, i became a grandfather in the last year which has been one of the greatest joys of my life. [applause] >> we learned a great truth. you can be a congressman from your home state for 12 years, you can be the governor of your state for four, you can even be vice-president of the united states of america, but you're still going to wait 25 minutes for a table olive garden saturday night at 7:00. it's true. [laughter] >> it happened. when i told my daughter charlotte about it and she texted me back and said, that's america, dad. and boy, is she right. but i came here today to this great renewed tradition the new hampshire federation of republican people just to say thank you, thank you for growing our party ac

such manufacturers, john deere class, are now harvesting machinery. influenced by russian farmers whoding there on sites in poland, germany, and other countries and were supposed to be supplied in the spring, uh, in principle, they did not go to russia, but were sent to other countries, because they just have wheat and, well, there is an opportunity for this. but they are in in any case, they will wait, you know, for the peak burn situation on peremogy, the peredovolchi track, which will be no sooner than this deep autumn, well, you heard it, margarita simonyan told putin that we have every hope of famine, well, it is obvious that what simianin has on his tongue is also putin is in the head. well, you see. they say that uh, uh , please, we don't block anything, we do our own experts over there by sea. in terms of language and because it is primarily not beneficial to them, and i will also say that they will only wait for this pre-volunteer security that they themselves putin creates in order that later in october, november, december, january, when there will be several such situations

john deere has created an autonomous tractor comes with artificial intelligence and gps sensors.re are cell phone can control it gathers information on where crops are planted so farmers can monitor the soil quality and crop rotation year to year. making sure they preserve the quality of the soil in their land over time so that that land can be passed on to future generations for them to farm. it. now john deere self driving tractors are expected to officially launch in the fall it will sell for about $500,000 150,000 more than the non autonomous models. people are getting married this summer after covid had many couples rearranging their plans for the past two years. as you likely know, weddings can be expensive . the average wedding cost $28,000 if you're taking the plunge, financial analysts suggest using online sites with cash back rewards is a borrowing dresses, suits and accessories instead of buying them can save a lot of money, and it's also more environmentally friendly now for guests, dave yes, gestion here is not to go overboard on gift good going in with a group to bu

the top 10 banks did not help us and the top 10 corporations such as cargill and john deere, insteadgouging, they need to circle back and invest in america's farmers. dani: yes, absolutely. the troubles in europe and ukraine, absolutely adding to higher prices as that source of wheat comes off the map. we have a viewer writing in saying do you think it is worth the cost increase to protect ukraine? what are your feelings on that? john: yes, but you also have to take care of home. take care of the american people. in this case, black farmers, we have been waiting for $5 billion in debt relief that we did not get. and the usda is reporting these farmers as delinquent. they could not get farm operating loans. these are things the biden administration can help me fix. right now, i haven't been able to provide the real answers to black farmers. and it's going to lead to more land loss. that is something that is problematic for black and other farmers of color. there are things this administration can do right now. my message is to the biden administration, don't ignore your base. take car

surveying the central valley from john deere seven, the landscape appears level as far as the eye can, researchers have confirmed that not only are sections of the valley sinking, but it may take more to reverse the damage than previously believed. the lead a long trail winding back decades. >> for every water measurement we could find and what we ended up with is a continuous record from 1950's to present day and we found over 20 feet of subsidence. >> the sinking and its link to groundwater is well documented. the team says what is just as problematic is what is happening underground as the water levels drop. that is where they say layers of sediment are being squeezed and may not pop back into ship quickly without being recharged with moisture. >> we found that if you keep the water levels at the same level, the subsidence will continue to 10, 20, maybe 30 years. >> some believe once collapsed, the underground aquifers could become difficult to recharge or lose a percentage of their capacity. the seeking has an effect on our groundwater but if you look around, that impact goes fart

dividend, marriott hotels, costco, airlines looking better, more importantly traditional caterpillar, john deerea nice dividend. charles: i have noticed a big shift in these earnings reports get return to investors, 10% dividends now maybe 50/50 even corporate merck seems to be getting that message. let me ask you about escape velocity. this notion that we need escape volcker velocity to break out of this downward pattern. do you believe it? >> i don't, escape velocity basically means there are certain forces holding down the economy whether it's high inflation or high cost and there was a period of time where that exactly happened. i don't think that's the case right now. the difference is employment. employment under ben bernanke was 6% and now it's 3.5 by the next unemployment report. now don't get me wrong. inflation is costing more than it is to live for sure, but you're getting a healthy increase in wages with 3.5% of the population, unemployed which is the lowest in history for that reason, i don't think we need the escape velocity, just a modest curtailing of inflation. if we get that we

stuart: john deere tractor costs exactly double to fill it with diesel today than it cost a year ago.g site i think. what's the news on that? >> they saw their slowest revenue growth since they went public in 2018, stock down 9.5%. b1 repeat the story you gave us earlier about drivers being stranded because high gas prices, is this a aaa think? lauren: have you almost run out of gas? it is scary, probably did it by mistake didn't realize you are running that low i didn't know where the gas station was. 51,000 people last month alone called aaa needing roadside assistance because they ran out of gas, gas prices started to push closer to $5 a gallon. this isn't because they forgot to fill up, it is because they couldn't fill up. that was in april. when you add 10 or $20 to your to your name in your pocket, you've got to make the choice, can i afford another couple gallons of gas. blue on what are you going to do if there is a rolling blackout and you are driving an electric car? might need roadside assistance there. thank you. more than 12,000 migrants are marching towards our southern

i own john deere i own nutrien. it never worked. >> the other thing we need to look forward to that we'll have in overtime is oracle. we still have earnings from large businesses that give you a good read on enterprise spending what was an nvidia then became a sale saidforce now becomes an oracle maybe you've owned this stock in the past but how deyou view the importance of it given the unsettled market that we're in >> what makes it so important is the timing and now we still get to hear what they have to say about where things are, at least a little closer than an apple, a microsoft. it makes it pretty interesting it's go tag make me much more attentivive and given what the numbers really look like and what oracle has to say and interpretations from that. it's going to be very informative of where are we at right now? it's why we ought to come into overtime and watch it because i think that's a very important call >> i appreciate that the other interesting thing today. it's interesting to see where the calls are o

. >> you can either have the eagle or you can have the john deere. >> they have a bunch of patriotic vanes. you have a john deere tractor up there, and what i love about these guys, they are an american business. >> red, white, and blue-tiful all the way! you get your bundle at atlantaflagpole.com . thank you very much. >> straight-ahead, cleanup. the vice president oddly backtracking after guaranteeing president biden would run with her in 2024. you're not going to believe this. ♪ ♪ this fourth of july, brighten your home. with hgtv home by sherwin williams paints and cabot exterior stains. get $10 off 1-gallon cans or $40 off 5-gallon pails. just in time for the season. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is approved to treat the signs and symptoms

in the rest of britain, farmer john fletcher breeds deer the meat of his animals is a delicacy, his productbought, mostly by expensive london restaurants, however. i don't like london even though i'll go there at the weekend. i don't think the british prime minister is doing a good job. i don't believe what he says, i don't think he's telling the truth and i dream of a second referendum. although i'm not sure we'll win. after all, people are cautious and do not want to take risks, and people live comfortably in scotland, but the head of the scottish nationalist party. nikolai sturgen decided that the time for comfort had passed and the time has also passed, during which the nationalists promised not to return to the question of independence, because from their point of view many years have happened since then. after everything that's happened to us since johnson's break somewhere coronavirus fights, it's time to reflect. time to talk about how to make scotland more prosperous and fair time to talk about independence and make this choice for the first time in history. khalid edinburgh parlia

in other parts british farmer john fletcher breeds deer meat for his animal delicacy, his product ist, mostly by expensive london restaurants, nonetheless. i don't like london even though i'll go there at the weekend. i don't think the british prime minister is doing a good job. i don't believe what he says, i don't think he's telling the truth and i dream of a second referendum. although i'm not sure we'll win. after all, people are cautious and do not want to take risks, and people live comfortably in scotland, but the head of the scottish nationalist party. nikola sturgen decided that the time of comfort had passed, and the time had also passed when the nationalists promised not to return to the question of independence, because from their point of view, much disaster had happened since then. after everything that happened to us after brag somewhere the coronavirus fights johnson, it was time to think about it. it was time to talk about how to make scotland more prosperous and justice, time to talk about independence and make this choice. dyuzhin promises a new referendum until th

i don't understand why you signed an agreement that targets boeing but not airbus targets john deere but not their foreign competitors . so my question is given the fact that our us tax base for our us taxpayers, will you commit to walk away from any deal on a one word to that result in lower tax revenues for the united states? >> on the one which i think that you were mainly referring to in your remarks, the proposal is to subject of portion of profits of all large multinationals and highly profitable multinationals wherever their base to share globally a portion of those taxing rights and the united states as a large market economy will gain the ability to tax of portion of the excess profits of foreign companies. we have not yet been able to come to provide an estimate of exactly what the net gain or loss is because there are critical details pillar one. >> i understand you're in those negotiations. but i think you'll admit the majority of those tax revenues will come from us businesses and the us tax base. and secondly i would love to see.i know we've requested several times will

so deer walks early in the morning or >> later in the evening. johnast a dog walking on these hot days really cringe a little i feel bad them. we have are shoes. they don't. so make sure you walk in them this morning because those pads, lee just heat up. >> under that we hear that hot weather today. those hot surfaces really not going to be fun. a look outside right now. nice little glow over the bay area. we are going to see an unfortunate low later on today in the form of some haze. as you're looking at the horizon, our first spare the air alert day of the season is today. and even though air quality is good right now, it's gradually going to become not so good later on today, increasing ozone this afternoon. and then also as we really saw those emissions from our morning commute, that's all going to be trapped in the bay and in our inland valleys, cnn notice more and more haze, especially towards the afternoon radar shows are clear, dry skies. that's the way we're going to stay in the forecast with a high pressure ridge firmly in place. now blockin

john, calling from tennessee on the independent line. caller: good morning. i am 72 years old, and i was in vietnam just before they invented the ar-15. it was created to kill people, not deer, bear, or anything else, to kill people. that is with the gun is being used for today, to kill a lot of people. we do not need any automatic weapons like that. i believe in the second amendment. i have a rifle, four shotguns, and two pistols and i am a hunter. i hunt animals. i do not hunt humans, and i do not own an ar-15. all these people who say they needed for their protection, i cannot remember a single story in the news were amen protected himself with his ar-15. host: how important are gun issues to your vote in the up coming midterm election? caller: i will vote against anybody that says they are not going to vote to get rid of the automatic weapons, the ar-15's, the killing machine of babies. host: on thursday, the house judiciary committee met to mark up legislation and a republican congressman talked about his reaction to the democrats' gun proposals. [video clip] >> their intentions are clear. they want to take away law-abiding citizens' ability to purchase the firearm of

john, calling from tennessee on the independent line. caller: good morning. i am 72 years old, and i was in vietnam just before they invented the ar-15. it was created to kill people, not deer, bear, or anything else, to kill people. that is with the gun is being used for today, to kill a lot of people. we do not need any automatic weapons like that. i believe in the second amendment. i have a rifle, four shotguns, and two pistols and i am a hunter. i hunt animals. i do not hunt humans, and i do not own an ar-15. all these people who say they needed for their protection, i cannot remember a single story in the news were amen protected himself with his ar-15. host: how important are gun issues to your vote in the up coming midterm election? caller: i will vote against anybody that says they are not going to vote to get rid of the automatic weapons, the ar-15's, the killing machine of babies. host: on thursday, the house judiciary committee met to mark up legislation and a republican congressman talked about his reaction to the democrats' gun proposals. [video clip] >> their intentions are clear. they want to take away law-abiding citizens' ability to purchase the firearm of

caterpillar and john deere but not the foreign competitors volvo or korematsu. so my question is, given the fact that our u.s. tax basis for our u.s. taxpayers, when you commit to walk away from any deal on pill to one or pillar two that results in lower tax revenues for the united states? >> well, on an older one which i think you were mainly referring to in your remarks, the proposal is to subject portion of profits of all large multinational and highly profitable multinationals wherever they are based to share globally portion of those taxing rights. and the united states as a large market economy will gain the ability to tax a portion of the excess profits of foreign companies. we have not yet been able to come to provide an estimate of exactly what the net gain or losses because there are critical details -- >> madam secretary, i understand you're in those negotiations but i think you will admit the majority of those tax revenues will come from u.s. businesses in the u.s. tax base. and secondly, i would love to see, i know we have requested several times, w