today, movie man, mark wahlberg and the host of "the dating game," zooey deschanel.all the hottest new toys. all next, on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [cheering] hello, good morning. you're going to get sick. you're going to throw up your brain. i just i just spun in a circle. yeah. i didn't find a, didn't find a point to focus on. happy monday, august 30th. good morning, everybody. nice to see you, kelly. morning. wow. the room is really spinning. yeah, long weekend. no, you just have to find it point to, you have to find a point to spin.

we did "infinite," and mark wahlberg film, exclusive to paramount+. "a quiet place part ii," a quick follow-up from theater. add to that scripted and unscripted. there is just a tremendous amount of stuff going on, and i am confident that the world's subscribers will continue to gravitate towards paramount plus. guy: how much visibility do you have right now? we are being inundated with headlines on a daily basis at the moment of companies saying we thought we were going to bring our staff back to the office. that is not going to happen. we are going to ask them to work from home for a little bit longer. other companies kind of still in review, but the mood music is definitely changing, and certainly has been over the last few days. what are you guys doing within your own business? bob: the covid situation unfortunately continues to be a bit fluid. we have had folks in our buildings on an operating basis, things like studios, network operation, etc. throughout the pandemic, and after the fourth of july weekend, we implemented what is known as our yell

buyers are investing alongside mark wahlberg, that deal price is 16. now 15.389, down a few nickels and dimes where we recommended for speculation. not looking good but it was the third full week of july, the week before last, where things really got crazy. we got 21 deals and many were actually good including brian specialty group holder, core and main, and paycor but even these were muted. plus, there were signs of train near the end of the week, many, many more losers that thursday and friday finally last week the ipo fatigue hit hard 20 deals, exactly half of them finished first day of trading either at or below the offering price. that is terrible probably would have been even more than half if three deals hadn't been pulled there were still some nice winners. duo lingo, the popular language learning app, but the losers were more noteworthy last week robinhood came public with a whimper the deal looked like a dud even though i am a fan of robinhood and the stock has come roaring back, monster 24% move today we pushed it hard last night to you. ope

this is from anonymous, have you heard about the next for autism fundraiser, with jimmy kimmel, mark wahlberg and it's blowing up since the autism speaks is problematic in so many ways, so many nonprofits fon neurodiversity and autism have controversy and problems. and those are the well-known ones. which are formed by neurodivergents than stereotypes. >> the questioner asks, this happens a lot. like a cause will be taken up and then it gets controversial who is at the helm, like the fund raising organization, or a film. so, again, it goes back to what melody and i were talking about, representation is so huge, and i think people in the wider world need to take that really seriously and so, yeah, i don't have like specific recommendations around like certain organizations or anything like that and i've had seen a little bit of this on twitter recently. but, again, i think it speaks to needing to shift the conversation as much as possible, you know, to putting these kinds of efforts into the hands of people with lived experience. and i think that's just going to take time. you know, i think th

the mark wahlberg-backed company grew by sales, with full guidance in line with expectations joining, is the founder and ceo adam gilchrist clearly there's a ton of growth. what is driving it the reopening, people wanting to get back to gyms or something about what you're offering >> firstly, thank you so much for having me back on your show. we're excited to be reporting our first quarter as a public company, but to answer your question specifically i think people are excited to get back into gyms. it's not just gyms, but restaurants. people are wanting to travel again. you know, what we obviously deliver, in our view, is the world's best workout, and we're really fortunate that we have recently announced that we're the first third-party gym operator in history to go on to a military base to train these soldiers before they go into combat that really underscores this belief system that we have an incredible workout, but more importantly, what is fueling our growth is the incredible returns. we have over 35% of cash returns in the locations, which is expanding dramatically i think a

it's mesh, whether it's talc, a shot that walgreens won't take that thing is invincible, like mark wahlberg and flies in the face that at least the perception that the vaccine underperformed its rivals. >> had a great quarter people keep recognizing a great quarter triumphs over the one shot that walgreens won't give you. i know a lot of one-shotters, inclu including my wife. she's saying, j&j basically says you're not going to get real s sick what the heck? you got really sick after the second moderna well, i fell asleep at the standing desk. boom never fall asleep at a standing desk is one thing i have learned in business. >> we talked about walmart early this morning amazon there's a big debate now. ecom growth in q2 on a bigger base how is that not better than walmart's six? >> walmart, there are notes out this morning saying that walmart is gain ing on amazon. i don't find that to be the case i am very pro-walmart. amazon is being uniquely considered as like home depot, pass it was a great thing and everybody is going to have it has it i disagree with that but it's a very powerful narr

today, movie man, mark wahlberg plus from the flick "f9," tyrese gibson, and we'll check out all thebrain. i just i just spun in a circle. yeah. i didn't find a, didn't find a point to focus on. happy monday, august 30th. good morning, everybody. nice to see you, kelly. morning.

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