kodak. covid. close enough. made decisions? super random announcement but there is kodak last july announcing a huge, three-quarters of a billion dollars government loan last summer as if it was already signed, sealed, and delivered. it turns out that loan to kodak never actually happened. kodak never did a big pivot to drugs. it never produced anything. what was going on there? what was that all about? well, we now know that the month before the announcement kodak's ceo who knew that potential federal deal was in the works bought a ton of kodak stock for himself nearly 50,000 shares. when that huge federal infusion of cash was announced, kodak stock went from a little over $2 a share to a high of $60 a share. so that proved to be a prescient stock purchase. in case it looked like some sort of funny business on that seemed to be supported by actions later taken by the new york attorney general leticia james who is now aggressively pursuing a case against the company for having used the trump administration's cro

kodak is denying this.are attorney generals letitia james is wrong on the facts. kodak and their attorney general saying that james is officer not just interpreting the facts differently here, both groups are outright saying the other is lying. but this is the sort of thing that will have a resolution because it looks like it is going to be settled in a court of law. public testimony on winding this one should be quite fun. watch this space. plus 8 b-vitamins for brain support. one a day and done. (computer beeps) (shaq) magenta? i hate cartridges. not magenta, not magenta. i'm not going back to the store. magenta! cartridges are so... (buzzer) (vo) the epson ecotank. no more cartridges! it comes with an incredible amount of ink that can save you a lot of frustration. ♪♪ the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that

kodak black is here.d when we come back we'll meet a lobster diver who literally entered the belly of the beast. >> michael was diving off his lobster boat near provincetown. he says he was in that whale's mouth for a good 20 to 30 seconds before the whale surfaced and spit him out. >> all of a sudden i saw light, and i was thrown from his mouth. he was shaking his head, trying to eject me out of his mouth. >> all of a sudden i see mike feet-first coming out of the water like this. >> never heard of anything like this before. >> jimmy: a man who was swallowed by a whale will be here in our studio to tell his tale next. we'll be right back. >> guillermo: yeah, yeah! ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by l.a. tourism. l.a. is back, baby. start your comeback at discoverlosangeles.com. alright, guys, no insurance talk on beach day. -i'm down. -yes, please. [ chuckles ] don't get me wrong, i love my rv, but insuring it is such a hassle. same with my boat. the insurance bills are thr

oh and here's a question that asks who are which districts receive kodak cameras? so it sounded like maybe some equipment was purdue you know provided to people is that correct or does is that a misunderstation? yes, so i wouldn't know which specific districts i do know from from the the magazine camera craft were photographers published specifically their experience after after the earthquake that in all san francisco oakland alameda, the the photographic equipment was rented or sold for the most part, but i do know that through the professional support network that the california camera club had established since the 1890s support was pouring in actually from from across the country. so professional photographers would be sending in apparatus and cameras and papers and lenses and eastman kodak also donated 1,500, but i wouldn't know where exactly that material would go and how would be distributed. i know that some members of the california chemical managed this relief effort and sort of compiled this list of photographers that would be concerned but again as wit

that loan never materialized and kodak never did a big pivot to drugs.. but in the month before the announcement kodak's ceo bought 46,000 shares of stock which soared more than 300% after the announcement. guess what happened then? he sold them as did other company board members. the attorney general's office said kodak's statement to investors claiming the stock trades were in compliance with the company's insider trading policy were false and misleading. kodak denies this and says the attorney general is wrong on the facts. well, we would love to find out more. i can't wait for him to testify. we will keep you posted. that wraps up this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. hallie jackson picks up breaking news coverage. it's supreme court week. decisions could be coming any minute, any day now. do not go anywhere. anywhere ♪ since you hung around ♪ ♪ but those dreams have remained ♪ ♪ and they've turned around ♪ ♪ who'd have thought they'd lead you ♪ ♪ (who'd have thought they'd lead you) ♪ ♪ back here where we need you ♪ ♪ (back here where we need you) ♪ ♪ yea

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there's nothing to do with funda fundamentals remember this, eastman kodak in july went from 2 to 60 in two days back in august, september 2008, tillray was 17 and it went to 300. hertz right now, 40 cents to 7 bucks. this has been going on since time in memorial this is a large cap stock at this point this is part of markets. let's look at three charts here, since we -- amc is the subject the first is a chart over the past year. you can almost not see the prior prices because of the current move go to the log chart, next chart. this is where there is a process. in fact, we know that this whole thing got going -- it was $1.95. we surged to essentially 20. we pull back, consolidate. it's a wedge we pop from 10 to 70 look at the final chart. the symmetry is remarkable the january surge is eight to ninefold we consolidate the current surge is from t10 t 70 it's not to say it's easy or that i can figure it out better than anyone else there's no pretending. no fundamentals. it's charts and a lot of people that look at them. >> mike, what would you say to people out there who want to do wh

just before we look at some charts, remember this eastman kodak in july, a year ago went from two to 60 in two days what's different than amc? how about tilray back in august, september, 2018, tilray was 17 and went to 300. hertz. look at hertz right now, 40 cents to $7. this has been going on since time immemorial. this is a particularly large cap stock at this point but this fom nan is part of markets let's look at three charts here since amc is the subject the first chart is an ar rigt mattic chart of the past year. you can almost not see the prior prices because of the current move now, over go to the wall chart, next chart this is where there is a process. in fact, we know that this whole thing got going, right, a $1.95 and resurged to essentially 20 pull back, consolidate it's a wedge and then we pop again from 10 to 70. now look at the final chart. the symmetry here is remarkable meaning the january surge is eight to nine-fold move. we consolidate and then this current surge is basically from 10 to 70 you go from 20 li 2 to 20. consolidate, pull back it's not to say it's easy

next year, burton's government has pledged to give most of the country surplus vaccine supply to the kodak scheme. supplies jumps to poor nations. dozens of libyan doctors have gone on strike and demonstrated outside the prime minister's office. tripoli, calling for pay rise comes days after the head of the government of national unity promised to raise salaries for those working in the education sector. alright, upstate with headlines here now deserve. we got more news coming up right after inside story. see them. news, news. news lists of us as individuals pay tax, but many big companies don't lunmark dealings to stop corporate tax dodging g $7.00 nations agreed to set a minimum rate. will it for multi national to pay that? sure. and who will benefit the inside story? ah, ah hello and welcome to the program on the hill robin. do business in one country, shift the profits to an offshore haven and pay little or no corporate tax. it's controversial, but the world's biggest companies have been doing this for years. now. the 2nd group of so called advanced economies, the leading industrial na

if you think about the camera, kodak was not the one that innovated with digital film.hink about tesla, the innovation did not come from detroit. what i found fascinating is that it took silicon valley to innovate on richmond to innovate on this old legacy company and once silicon valley got involved, it changed the entire dynamic of the industry and it forced philip morris to come to terms with that and ultimately they failed at innovating and in december 2018, they invested $12.8 billion in this silicon valley startup created by these two stanford students and it ended up, this deal is under scrutiny today. that was one of the most fascinating things to me, the long history of this innovation effort, and how badly the big tobacco company in the world, one of the biggest failed at doing that. matt: i'm always fascinated by the history of big tobacco and especially by their marketing campaigns which can no longer be as in-your-face, so they do these, they do these marketing campaigns that remind you of how cool it is to use nicotine products. a massive, multibillion dol

that so china sending in those sign it back seems outside of the co. vic of the kofax system is the kodak system working well, it depends on the country. the country like katy point to receive $1000000.00 from the cobra and you should keep the youth 900004 the front of the population phone point. there were no more doors for people to talk to going to do because of what will happen. he goes producing for african countries, so it's really, really a challenge for some country more read cannot meet again. so why do you know that you have a country that don't want to use even for receiving? so it's quite complex and education across the country and he's quite a dividend. i. we thank you for joining us and explaining that to us professor professor. yeah, both of the 2nd from epicenter africa. well, $37.00 lead is a gathering and they seaside resort of coffee span southwest and england by miss johnson. joe biden. i'm going to mack and the others. i'd love to discuss. russia will be high on the agenda. what the g 7 has deemed provocative behavior by moscow . they're also due to address china, hu

bottom line, brian, i don't want exxon to be the next kodak or blockbuster. i want them to be in business in 20 or 30 years they need to change to do that >> you are a massive investor. so, the federal reserve is one of the few things that might move the needle on many, if not all, of your investments are you starting to swap asset classes around in anticipate of the fed rate hike or the bond market doing the bidding before it and if so, how? >> brian, you have to watch the fed. you have to watch the bond market it is about the signals from the bond market when you are an equity investor. the fed said we will talk about calling last call. we're not calling the last call. we're getting close. that is really significant and something that investors have to pay attention to every time we have a federal open market committee now, and certainly for jackson hole in the summer, a lot of attention on the words they driven always have been data driven let's look at the numbers as people reopen in the fall and the extra benefits wear off, personal income will probably

we told you about the new york attorney general's investigation into insider trading agencies at kodakistration loan to the company sent shares soaring. the company says that is wrong because the ceo has not sold a share of the stock of the company and members of the board did not sell shares at that time. we regret that error and we will stay on this story. that wraps up this hour, i'm stephanie ruhle, hallie jackson has more on the other side of the break. do not go anywhere, much to cover today. do not go anywhere, much to cover today. taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tasting and easy way to start your day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ magenta? magenta! (crying) magenta! (announcer) the epson ecotank. no more cartridges. just lots of ink. print whatever mak

. >>> and the innew york ago ago asking a kodak ceo to testify. the petition claims that the chief executive bought shares of the company's stock while in nonpublic talks with the trump administration over a loan worth hundreds of millions of dollars intended for shoring up chemical production which was then in short supply so it looks like the attorney general would like to see some of her questions answered. brian. >> is that amazing that dogecoin is up 8,000% in five months? but yet is down 50% from its high up 8,000%, with a 50% drop dogecoin, contessa >> well, i think that the federal reserve chairman probably had it right when he said that these particular currencies and these are his words, are vehicles for speculation. because that's what you see right there. >> yeah. understatement of the century. those are vehicles for speculation. dogecoin contessa, thank you. we'll see more of contessa in a few minutes. >>> but now to the macro markets and your money your first guest today says if you think the run for so-called value stocks is over, y

we'll have music from kodak black, saweetie, valerie june, and spice featuring sean paul and shaggy.mes. and the other hired him to be his fact-checker. this is their newest best-selling thriller, “the president's daughter.” please say hello to james patterson and president bill clinton. [ cheers and applause ] hello, gentlemen. how are you? good to see you. thanks for being with us. [ cheers and applause ] you look like you could be solving crimes together. it's possible. >> yeah, that's what we do. that's our day job. >> jimmy: are you living together now? what's going on with you guys? [ laughter ] >> i don't think we can talk about that, no, we're not going to go there. >> jimmy: whose house are you at right now? >> mine, ours. we're here. >> jimmy: is that how it works when you're president? he has to come to you, right? >> no, no. i was with him a couple days ago. >> jimmy: oh, all right. >> his house is on the hudson river, so i like going to him. it's so beautiful. >> jimmy: if hillary runs the garbage disposal, are we going to hear it? is it going to interrupt the shoot? [ l

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that kodak spac that he did. >> you are a vicious person. >> i on the other hand am temperate. >> he has bullied a number of our anchors and i don't like that sorry. >> absolutely true fair enough. we are watching the cruise lines today, royal caribbean, celebrity cruises, says the two passengers aboard the celebrity men yum ship have tested positive for covid-19. it says the passengers who were traveling together have no ises and are being isolated celebrity recently restarted cruises after more than a year, jim, this was their first north american cruise since 2020. >> here's some things we need to know and i don't know the answers. i believe that celebrity, i want to know if they vaccinated kids, or were kids unvaccinated. that's number one. i want to know, did they test people right before they got on the boat, with an antigen test, like a binax that abbott obviously made, didn't need it, but you got to, we got to find out from richard, and i hope he does call into our show, do they let kids on, and now, of course, this is asymptomatic, they put them on state room, but it is obvi

century old business but only been independent since the mid-90s when it was spun off from eastman kodak, window films, adhesives, sealant, building and construction, makes all sort of coatings for the auto industry, along with turbine oils, and hydraulic fluids for airplane, all the stuff you never know it's being made but it's being made by them plastics, and consumer goods and packaging, not to mention electronics, again you won't see their name they make components for medical devices. and finally eastman's got a big agriculture business, think crop production products, like fungicides, soil protection products, plant growth regulators, that help boost yields the stocks have been down so quickly that you wouldn't believe it t. companies like eastman make the basic building blocks of industry tend to be cyclical they make fortunes when the economy is expanding, and earnings fall apart in a slow down they spent the last couple of weeks getting clobbered. you have lots of money managers betting that the federal reserve will be forced to raise interest rates quickly, and nothing fed chie

we've been saying it's a huge growing market one more meme stock making headlines today is actually kodakal demanding that its ceo take the stand amid allegations of insider trading. we're going to talk about that maybe later on shares up 12%. the latest on the meat cyber attack after the break "techcheck" continues. stay with us do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. ok, at at&t everyone gets our best deals on all smartphones. let me break it down. you got your new customers — they get our best deals. you got your existing customers — they also get our best deals. everyone. gets. the deals. questions? got it. but, why did you use a permanent marker? because i want to make sure you remember. i am going to get a new whiteboard. it's not complicated. only at&t gives new & existing customers the same great deals on all smartphones. get up to $700 off our latest 5g smartphones

last couple of -- over the last 14 months that's an incredible amount of capital in the markets i saw kodak off a boat in the atlantic ocean last night on instagram. this is the kind of thing that goes on when there's just too much money out there and we have to balance those two ideas in our mind simultaneously >> you doing the same in your pool today not quite? >> no, dude, and then he woke up and took another $1,000 and tried to flush it down the toilet i don't know what's going on and i don't want to take that one anecdote and say that's a market top, but come on. you know how many people $100,000 feeds why are we throwing money into the ocean. i hope it was fake money, but this is the environment. >> i think we're all with you on that >> the dow up about 244 points so building on those highs and really surging into the close. the nasdaq is still negative even with this buying we're seeing into the close. shares of bed, bath & beyond surging. courtney regan spoke to the retailer's ceo and joins us with the highlights is this the company fundamentals >> i think it may be a little of both

if you suck like ge, eastman ko kodak, hey, keep doing what you're doing you guys aren't competing withe you see what i'm saying? why is that a metric that we use to go after them. >> that will be a point of contention that's going to be a point of contention during the markup today. why the $600 billion threshold why not 500 billion? why not $700 billion that's certainly going to be one of the questions, the metric around users that's going to be debated as well that brings up the broader point. is this really about rethinking antitrust or is this really about going after a handful of big u.s. companies because over in the senate the leading voice there is senator amy klobuchar. she's the chair of the antitrust subcommittee she came out with her own bill that took a sort of more comprehensive view of antitrust that changes the burden of proof, it changes the risk standard for when mergers should be reviewed. that could affect more than just the tech industry. that could affect financial services as well what the house judiciary committee is proposing is really about just those handful

i almost read that of eastman kodak, but they are a thing of the past. gains therefore attack on the nasdaq. 10 year treasury yield again, i came in this morning at 1.42 and now it's gone up to 1.47 with the price of gold last week dropping below $1800 an ounce. it's that 1778 as we speak. one more check of it bitcoin holding on the downside, but worth $32,500 per coin. 23 and me, they do at home dna testing and they went public on the nasdaq. i want to know what they have in the pipeline. what is new in the future for 23 and me? the ceo is coming up later on the show. electric vehicle startup will manufacture in oklahoma. we spoke to the governor of oklahoma friday. he told us why they were going there. we will speak with the ceo of canoe today and i'm dying to ask him, would he ever consider building a manufacturing plant in a blue state, you know california, new jersey, new york-- new york. i will ask him for first, one man says he invested $20 and crypto called bunny rocket or rocket money and he woke up a trillion. put me down as a skeptic we have t

that that should be implicit a lot when you're investing in almost anything i don't think eastman kodakelectric told people that specifically. here's what i think. i think adam aron, let's say there's two kinds of shareholders there's the meme stock shareholders and the long-term shareholder. if your a a long-term shareholder don't you say, way to go? >> no. >> you've got to do this. >> even though you're getting diluted? >> 100%. >> the meme stock people are not happy. >> it went up 20% down 10%. >> right >> it's moving lower now. >> i hand it to adam aron. you're handing me this on a silver platter. >> that's what you've got to do. >> you've got to do. >> speaking of, we're going to settle all these questions right now with the definitive answer with our next guest. he's in the a guest. he's one of us amc almost doubling yesterday. it's always nice to have you on, jon, as a guest on "squawk box." the company ceo leaned into its place in meme stock mania. that was yesterday raised 230 million by issuing new shares. now we've got this new stuff, jon fortt. what do you think? this is not