david: one of the boards you are on is mcdonald's and it is said to eat mcdonald's every day. is that true? >> just about every day. david: in chicago did you ever play basketball with barack obama? john: several times. david: is he a good player? john: pretty good. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people would not recognize me. just leave it this way? all right. i don't consider myself a journalist. would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. ? w do you define leadership what is it that makes somebody take? -- tick? so you have been doing value investing for 36 years. what is a value investor? john: somebody looking for bargains. finding stocks, serving -- selling at 40% discount, want to make sure it has a low ratio, strong balance sheet and has to really withstand the inevitable storms that happen in the stock market. david: is warren buffett a value investor? john: he is the greatest of all time. some people talk about whether michael jordan is better than lebro

david: one of the boards you are on is mcdonald's, and it is said you eat mcdonald's every day. is that true? john: it is just about every day. david: in chicago, did you ever play basketball with barack obama? john: yes, several times. david: is he that good a player? john: he's a very good player. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed. just leave it this way. all right. i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? so you have been doing value investing for 36 years. what is a value investor? on: a value investor is someone to is looking for bargains. we are trying to find stocks selling at a 40% discount what we think their private market value is. we want to make sure it has a low p/e ratio, a strong balance sheet and has the ability to really withstand the inevitable storms that happen in the stock ma

david: one of the boards you are on is mcdonald's and it is said you eat mcdonald's every day. john: just about every day. david: in chicago, did you ever play basketball with barack obama? john: several times. david: is he that good a player? john: he's a very good player. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed. just leave it this way. all right.

the stock, as joe said, has been off to the races year to date, mcdonald's is up 23%, wendy's 27% yum 26%. qsr 42%. starbucks 48%. >> yeah. >> what does that tell you and i don't mean to bring that up as a negative on mcdonald's it's just that there's so much focus on mcdonald's and so much focus them hitting a new high but oh, by the way these other stocks have done better. >> these other stocks have more beta and better growth and much higher multiples >> there it is and that's the savior, if you will, for why you would like mcdonald's over them >> well, so here's the thing i don't own a lot of consumer staple stocks because i find them very expensive relative to the growth that you're getting so something like a p & g is 26 times and it's growing, organic growth of 5%, 6%, maybe even 7% is sustainable, i don't think so, but anyhow that's what they just produced. that's a good number that's a low number to pavement organic growth at 7% at 26 times. these guys will do -- mcdonald's will do double-digit earnings and mid-single digit comps it acts like a staple stock, so where i'm unde

mcdonald's is the question everybody gets asked. answer yet, but burger king was a big move, mcdonald's will be even bigger. deena: yes, mcdonald's will be much, much bigger. when mcdonald's gets into any kind of market, they totally change the whole way that market operates. they changed apples, they changed potatoes, they changed chicken. everybody wants to be up to sell -- to be able to sell to mcdonald's. if beyond meat goes to mcdonald's, i think the price at the supermarket would go down. they would have to make so much of it. jason: from burnout to balance, using a holistic approach to professional growth. i sat down with former vc liz tran on her new studio called reset. taylor: and the clothing of choice for royalty and celebrities. jason: this is "bloomberg businessweek." jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am jason kelly. taylor: and i am taylor riggs. you can also listen to us on the radio on sirius xm channel 119, and on a.m. 1130 in new york, 106.1 in boston, 99.1 f.m. in washington, d.c. jason: a.m. 960

country joe mcdonald. [applause] >> [indiscernible] two songs i wrote in the summer of 1965. ♪ ♪ look up yonder in the sky, what is that i pray? a bird, a plane, a man insane, my president lbj. he's flying high way up in the sky just like superman, i got a little piece of kryptonite, i'm gonna bring him back to land. i said, come out, lyndon, with your hands held high, drop your guns, baby, and reach for the sky. got you surrounded and you ain't got a chance. gonna send you back to texas make you work on your ranch, yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah. he can call super woman and his super dogs. it sure won't do him no good i found out why from a russian spy he ain't nothing but a comic book. gonna pull him off the stands, clean up the land we're gonna have us a brand-new day and what is more i got the fantastic four and spider-man to help him on his way i said come out, lyndon, with your hands held high drop your guns, baby, reach for the sky got you surrounded and you ain't got a chance gonna send you back to texas,

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>> i think mcdonald's knows who their competitors are. they know the landscape, and obviously, the difference in numbers there, you see it. mcdonald's i think is being a little more pragmatic about the growth expectations. starbucks, on the other hand, seems to be leaning very aggressively into china. there's obviously a very good local competitor, and there's more than just the local guys there. so besides luckin, there will be other competitors there. coca-cola with the purchase of costa coffee, that will not go away so the competition exists there. i think mcdonald's, though, probably has a little bit of a better history of identifying their competition on a global basis. >> outside of competition, though, matt, which we knew two years ago there's a china trade war now, and i'm wondering if you think there could be anything that the chinese government does to make it difficult for these companies to open more stores >> yes, i think they could make a company ownership model. starbucks is owning their stars. mcdonald's is not owning thei

and we ever had a milkshake at mcdonald's? no, they are bad for you. ortake your mcdonald's? spoon with you. shall we have a look at other board man? i have so much more to say about him. —— hoverboard man. man? i have so much more to say about him. -- hoverboard man. we first saw him at the bastille day celebrations, where he was zipping around. he has become basically macron's personal mascot. we can definitely expect to see him at the next olympic

mcdonald's should be reducing how many mcdonald's should be reducing how ma ny stores mcdonald's should need to have a hard hat today, victoria's got one on. and you are saying it is very important to pay attention to the weather forecast, so you have the full attention of everyone watching bbc brea kfast. attention of everyone watching bbc breakfast. thank you, no pressure. good morning, everybody. we have another cracker picture sent in from the chair. we can see blue skies, we've had some showers here, and that sums up the forecast for today. it's sunshine and also some showers. some of the showers will be heavy and thundery and slow—moving, particularly in the north and west of the uk. low pressure is driving our weather. the centre is in this circle here, and we have lots of weather fronts wrapped around it. they are producing the showers. in the centre of the low pressure, as you can tell from the distinct lack of isobars, there is no wind to talk of. further south, the isobars are further together. so it is breezy there. most of the showers across there. most of the showers acros

malcolm mcdonald encouraged it at that time. he was not yet knighted. you can guess what he was knighted for. he came together with the group to create the alliance. what's ironic about the alliance political party is it was created the malayan chinese association, pure ethnic chinese, no others from different races would join this party. the united malays national organization, also pure malay. no others could join the party. and the alliance created by these two parties fought for interracial unity. interracial unity while keeping their parties racially pure. this produced a multiracial coalition that appeared to be durable in the 1950's. that made the british confident enough to release malaya and give it its independence. what's critical here is in the midst of doing all this, they whipped up anti-chinese sentiment in an anti-communist package. malcolm mcdonald took to the airways because radio malaya was popular in the peninsula as well as singapore. historians have shown a large number of malayans and singaporsingapor singaporians own radios. malc

starbucks, as you mentioned, mcdonald's and yum china now, analysts point out that starbucks actually owns its stores in china whereas mcdonald's and yum china franchise and license in the country, so if consumer sentiment shifts there, starbucks would likely feel it most but there aren't any signs that's happening just yet as this trade war continues on. starbucks just put up a 6% comp number the company's also aggressively expanding there which it's called its second home market. there are currently about 3,900 stores in china including new smaller format stores meant to cater to customers who are on the go and take on luck in its new competitor there mcdonald's had a 7.9% comp number in its developmental license market which does include china where it should have some 4,500 locations by the end of 2022. ceo steve easter brooke noted that the chinese population is gravitating two western qsr. yum china led was led by 5% groh at kfc starbucks is up nearly 50%, mcdonald's up 20% and yum china up nearly 26% and i have one more name for you guys to kick around restaurant brands interna

you mentioned mcdonald's and burger king with raising the minimum wage.is point is it will for small businesses to raise prices or go out of businesses. what is your argument? >> i think that that is by anyely not supported of the experience that we have had in cities and states all across this country, where we have raised wages, either by voters overwhelmingly approving it in places like arkansas or the people of -- against a $4 million opposition campaign raising the minimum wage. we now have 22 million people who have one raises through city and state action and then scores , facebook, employers amazon, target, have all gone to $15 per hour. when people have more money in their pockets, they spend it in their communities and small businesses grow. university of washington study that screams the same fear tactic about small businesses declining actually reversed itself for years later in the adult and said the data they were looking at was wrong and that small businesses actually grow. frankly, it is sort of comments that to working people in this coun

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you mentioned mcdonald's and burger king with raising the minimum wage. his point is it will for small businesses to raise prices or go out of businesses. what is your argument? >> i think that that is completely not supported by any of the experience that we have had in cities and states all across this country, where we have raised wages, either by voters overwhelmingly approving it in places like arkansas or the people of -- against a $4 million opposition campaign raising the minimum wage. we now have 22 million people who have one raises through city and state action and then scores of nonunion employers, facebook, amazon, target, have all gone to $15 per hour. when people have more money in their pockets, they spend it in their communities and small businesses grow. university of washington study that screams the same fear tactic about small businesses declining actually reversed itself for years later in the adult and said the data they were looking at was wrong and that small businesses actually grow. frankly, it is sort of comments that to workin

but it took malcom mcdonald to say can you give him a chance? because he is in popular in ways we can't possibly understand. you've got to give him a chance. he sort of forces the candidacy into the picture so that other british officials already trying to dismiss opheim, right, incorporate him into the story. even malcom mcdonald says i don't think he is exceptionally wise but he is really popular. maybe this is something we can do. what i want to say about for example the malaysian model. it's not as if the right decisions were made from the beginning. it's a bunkle from one minute to the next, a lot of chances. but it's the problem of a backward lacking assess many wow, so successful. surely there is something that -- some seed or germ you can take out and put somewhere else. and that's exactly the attitude of counterinsurgency experts and planners in the u.s. going like what can we distill from this package, lightning in the bottle and send it out elsewhere? i think to me it's a risky train of thought because of the -- because we then lose s

explain why and what has happened in prior cases where mcdonald's has reached these levels of what you would call overboughtness >> hi, tyler so the stock right now is showing an rsi of right near 80, rsi meaning relative strength index. historically, this has happened five times in the last 25 years, and four of those five occasions, the stock has been sideways to down so honestly, i think the stock is setting up to be a mcbust with regards to mcdonald's it's had a stellar run it's doubled over the last four years, but the past in this case certainly does not equate to a bright future in the next couple years. so i would not put new money to work at current levels i think it's very stretched. it certainly is in need of consolidation, so when these trends start to break, you really want to pay attention to that, and my thinking is that should lie over the next two to three years. >> clint, you have a similar conclusion explain your reasoning >> sure, tyler long been known as mcdonald's is really just a real estate company masking as a burger chain, and ultimately over the last several

i don't eat mcdonald's a lot. i don't eat mcdonald's a lot. i want kids to exercise more.ant more athletics. schools aren't cutting it. it's got to be the parents. >> when we were coming up that at the competition, athletics, you threw the football through the tire, and your member off i? i think we got to refocus kids on physical -- >> sean: i'll help you with that. >> really focus them, a healthier diet. it was a lot. i will emphasize reaching kids young with these kinds of things helps a lot. >> sean: but you know they would pick my diet over yours. >> so you want a bunch of kids deciding the fate of their diet? is that what you want? >> sean: the answer to your question -- >> i'm speaking as a parent. i'm speaking as a parent. >> sean: when we come back, some final thoughts and wow, one thing we didn't show you. straight ahead. ♪ you're covered. (dramatic music) and you're saving money, because you bundled home and auto. sarah, get in the house. we're all here for you. all: all day, all night. (dramatic music) great job speaking calmly and clearly everyone. that's how

are producers tried to grab mcdonald's coffee and here it is. where are you guys?d campaign, mcdonald's will give 500 mc cafÉ cards. >> the cards are good for one of coffee. mcdonald's hopes the idea will spark -- a ripple effect of kindness. >> what a surprise. >> where is this coming from? wrestling in the back, the bags tried to get everything. >> hopefully that made sense? >> i am on it. >> did you drink out of that? >> i promised. >> people helping people. >> that was my -- >> ask and you shall receive. >> a first for everything. >> in 20 years, incredible, storm reports, we had potential for hail and damaging winds, we saw those in the mid-atlantic. and then across portions of the central plains. today we watch future radar but we will not see major severe storms, there could be thunderstorms along with this cold front and this could bring very refreshing temperatures just like your coffee. this is amazing. we could see potential for some precipitation for the next couple days across the central plains and the mid-atlantic and florida region. there is your fo

branch of mcdonald's restaurants replace their plastic straws with new paper straws.t it was a sham and publicity stunt. how do we know that? mcdonald's has admitted its old plastic straws can be recycled, the new paper ones are not. they go straight to the garbage every time. meanwhile, back in the united states, san francisco became the first airport to ban all plastic water bottles. michael has been watching this carefully and he's a comedian and he's joining us today. do you feel like you are doing your part by using these unrecyclable paper straws? >> listen, i'm in the shadows of society. i'm still buying straws on the black market. out in the parking lot talking to my straws dealer going, hey, you got a crazy straw? i need a crazy straw. it'sot ridiculous! this whole straw thing is insane. common sense is dead. it was a good run, civilization, but i think it's over. this is literally the straw that broke the camel's back. >> tucker: nicely put. but it would be one thing to. learn that the new straws are not a net benefit to the environment. but to learn they ar

mcdonald's says it is investigating the incident.loyees involved have been temporarily suspended. >>> now to the search for the driver behind a violent road rage incident in new york city. dash cam video capturing the moment a man begins repeatedly punching the driver while a passenger was inside. the suspect jumping into the cab following a minor crash. two women are then seen pulling the man off the driver. police are hoping someone recognizes the suspect. >>> a professional wakeboarder proving nothing can break his golf game. look at this. steel lafferty was playing a round in florida when a seven-foot alligator strolled across the green. lafferty then tees up, hitting the ball right over the gator's head. he even made par on the hole, posting on social media, "golfing in florida, is just different." >>> when we come back, america strong. a man with nowhere to turn, down on his luck, trying to find his family runs into the one man that can help. it's an amazing story. stay with us. family runs into the one man that can help. it's

>> tim. >> so i want to go back to mcdonald's i think steve easterbrook has done a phenomenal job ofot only growing comps but changing the image of the company i stay in the trade desbiet the valuation. the valuation does not matter. >> dk. >> i want to talk about different currency tonight gld, buy that one here. >> all right sir? >> stick around for oa that's a show that comes up right after. >> i'm going to be here for that. >> we were talking about cisco, it is probably one of the most important earnings of this cycle right now. we will tell you how to play it. >> sir >> as fast as you threw that jacket off, that had to be a cnbc first. >> it was spontaneous, man. >> rolled the sleeves up. >> friendship bracelets on. >> stick around for "options action." >> final strayed >> amgen, we talked about it last night while you were having the blue plapt speci plate special at denny's, we were talking about amgen. >> and where is my final trade amanda diaz, for future consideration. come on out. come on. >> this is the last moment there she is. >> one of the best. >> she has been one of

and we ever had a milkshake at mcdonald's? no, they are bad for you. ortake your mcdonald's?o, they are bad for you. or take your own spoon in your pocket. carry your spoon with you. shall we have a look at other board man? i have so much more to say about him. —— hoverboard man. man? i have so much more to say about him. -- hoverboard man. we first saw him at the bastille day celebrations, where he was zipping around. he has become basically macron's personal mascot. we can definitely expect to see him at the next olympic games. remember the spaceman who floated into the los angeles olympiad in 1984? i saw him when i was very young. thank you for taking us through the papers. that was good fun and fascinating and interesting as well. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it is all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, caroline frost and tony grew. next on bbc news, it's the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome to

opinion on mcdonald's on the commercials. the money and remember, only take food directly from the clown. he's the only one i trust. of course, trump launched his political career by fabricating a racist conspiracy theory about president obama's birthplace and it wasn't just that trump accused obama of being born in kenya. he also invented an insane fantasy where obama had faked documents. and at one point he even claimed his own investigators were discovering evidence that proved obama was hiding the truth >> three weeks ago when i started i thought he was probably born in this country. and now i really have a much bigger doubt than i did before he doesn't have a birth certificate. or he hasn't shown it. he has what's called a certificate of live birth. that is something that's easy to get. when you want a birth certificate, it's very hard to get. he doesn't - >> but it's considered - >> excuse me >> it's considered the equivalent in -- >> it's not the equivalent >> in the state of hawaii they said they have seen this docume

country joe donald. -- mcdonald. [applause] >> [indiscernible] ♪ ♪ ♪ he can call superwoman and super dog it won't do him no good i found out why from a russian spy he ain't nothing but a comic book gonna pull him off the stand clean up the land gonna have us a brand-new day and what is more i got the fantastic four and spider-man to help him on his way i said come out with your hands held high drop your guns, reach for the sky ain'tu surrounded and you got a chance gonna send you back to texas, make you work on your ranch yeah ♪ah, yeah, agriculturalm in worker. [applause] >> lordy, lordy, [laughter] gave me an f. >> f. >> thank you. i needed that. ♪ ♪ got himself in a terrible jam way down in vietnam. put down your books pick up your gun where gonna have a lot of fun what are we fighting for? me, i don't give a damn ain't no time to run under why -- to wonder why we all gonna die. there is plenty good money to be made supplying the army with the tools of the trade 2, 3, what are we fighting for? don't ask me, i don

>>stop here at this mcdonald's on charter way in stockton. they say sloan was inside the car. but the doors were locked and the ac was on. >>i was watching that current i stepped into the restaurant and it couldn't have been more than 6 or 7 minutes nighswonder says she had the key fobs but somehow a man broke in and drove off. within 24 hours later, the car was spotted on american streets. but sloan was still missing until nighswonder got a call thursday my heart knew instantly that this was going to be the right tip. she says she called the stockton police department and her new found friend kelly elvis for lauren we heard a dog burke and that kelly shared this picture of the officers who found slow. she says sloan is a survivor overall she's in excellent condition for being out for that many days in this heat, nice longer says sloan is a rescue boat with the progress she's helped nico make sloane is also a beloved member of their pack go home. i mean i an ego. >>and then we try to pick up you know the pieces from you know ththings that we have lost. >>that was kay receive t

josh: thank you, general rutledge for those remarks, general mcdonald. the stories you spoke of underscore the importance of what we are doing today, putting an end to these unwanted robocalls. they are affecting people in new hampshire, arkansas, people in north carolina. they are affecting americans all across this country. in north carolina, it is the number one source of complaints we receive. we did a petition a couple days ago, and we had 10,000 signatories expressing their outrage at these illegal phone calls. too many of us, it is an annoyance, but to others it is their life savings. a woman in hickory, north carolina, similar to what you said, gordon, she fell victim to a robocall about a sweepstakes and lost $220,000 as a result of these scams. it to the most vulnerable in our community to do everything in our power to protect them. that is why attorney general mcdonald and i got together 18 months ago and said we want to tackle this, and do it in such a way that we work with a telephone providers. we believed then, just as we believe now, that

door dash expanding the service to 10,000 mcdonalds in all 50 states.like mcdonald's, chipotle and shake shack have seen a big increase in orders and customers after investing in food delivery. >>> 8:54 and recognized as a hero. a mail carrier credited for saving an elderly woman after she fell in san ramon. >> and the galaxy's edge attraction is set to open tomorrow at disney world. what you no longer need to do after the break. >>> a new mario game is coming. the smart phone. the game is in 10 does car tore. it is expected to be available from september 25 for ios and android users. mario kart tour is a spinoff game. it was going to be released in a few months, or a few months ago, but nintendo delayed it because the game was not living up to quality standards. the game will be free to download. >>> disney will get a bit of a dude over when it opens the new star wars galaxies edge attraction in disney world in florida tomorrow. this won't have any reservation requirement. that hurt early attendance when the attraction first open back in may. the flori

taken by people likejohn mcdonald. it is his language. he will be used to the railway. which begs the question posed by this article, which as you are an expert on these things for british constitutions. discuss, can the pm sit tight? this is the part of the mental act and there is a lot of noise around this. the first thing is this a wonderful quote for he says, he would be arrested if he tried something like that. but what he seems to miss is that. but what he seems to miss is that it that. but what he seems to miss is thatitis that. but what he seems to miss is that it is not enough for boris johnson to lose a vote of no confidence because he could still hang on for two weeks, someone else needs to come out of majority and in less that happens, then we do not have a replacement prime minister. in one of the problems for those who are trying to move towards a new deal brexit is that jeremy corbyn has said he will not throw his support behind someone else as a caretaker prime minister, slept puts off the number of conservative mps but the number of labour mps as well.

it and-year-old making a mcdonald's run. solar mother's car.re about the story coming up. ♪ . . ♪ ♪ you look like i need a drink right now ♪ you look like you are going to try to let me down ♪ nice and easy. jillian: i see you waving your hands with the papers. welcome to fox square time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. as always we start with the good. nfl quarterback drew brees on and off the field. took a break of training camp with meet with 11-year-old joseph who has surgery today. breeze gave the boy a hug and some autographs. >> next drive to mcdonald's doesn't end one a happy meal. this 10-year-old stole her mom's suv because she wanted breakfast. on the way she crashed her mom's car. thankfully, everybody, including her, are okay. jillian: wow. finally the ugly, a man gets just 60 days in prison for poisoning his wife's coffee with allergy medication. a michigan woman catching her husband in the act after setting up a hidden camera. he can serve all his jail time on weekends. what? todd: he got off easy. jillian: ice cream sandwich

i don't eat mcdonald's a lot. i don't eat mcdonald's a lot. i want kids to exercise more.thletics. a schools aren't cutting it. it's got to be the parents. >> when we were coming up that at the competition, athletics, you threw the football through i think we got to refocus kidsem on physical -- >> sean: i'll help you with that. >> really focus them, a i healthier diet. it was a lot. i will emphasize reaching kidshe young with these kinds of things helps a lot. >> sean: but you know they would pick my diet over yours. >> so you want a bunch of kids deciding the fate of their diet? is that what you want? >> sean: the answer to your question -- >> i'm speaking as a parent. i'm speaking as a parent. >> sean: when we come back, some final thoughts and wow, one thing we didn't show you. straight ahead. orter than than . this is what you live for. it's your season. so head to bass pro shops and cabela's fall hunting classic sale and event. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any packa

when did mcdonald's become the point man for this? when did life turn into a monty python skit?ey invented the paper straw, who rented to the board meeting going, i've done it, man, i've done it. it's a straw that will dissolve in liquid. no one saying -- you're going to put it in liquid! >> tucker: that's a really good point. plastic water bottles now banned in san francisco, apparently. is this going to make life better for a single human being, do you think? >> no, it's going to make my line to the tsa that much longer because now people are going to have to come with metal water bottles. you might as well put your water in a pressure cooker at this point. >> tucker: so -- what would be the -- i mean, i'm starting to believe that the point of all these laws is to make the people who passed them feel like good people. it's kind of religious observance. >> yes, it is. it's like the people who pass our laws fell asleep as children in front of a marathon of "gilligan's island" and that's what they want our life to look like now. seriously, "gilligan's island" has got to be the pe

mcdonald's in all 50 states.nalysts say chains like mcdonald's, chipotle and shake shack have been seeing bigger orders and more customers after investing in food delivery. >>> kfc lunch the fried chicken alternative in atlanta and has sold out in less than five hours. that success could mean kfc's beyond fried chicken may soon be sold d even more locations. kfc says the company is now considering a "broader tester potential national load rollout." >> popeyes is also sold out of its original and spicy sandwiches after of tricky feel by social media. fans love them so much they ate to the company's inventory that was supposed to last through september. popeyes plan to restock the sandwiches soon. >>> a teenager in north carolina is taken advantage of the long lines forming a popeyes restaurants during the frenzy over those chicken sandwiches. 17-year-old david ledbetter can't vote yet, but he is registering popeyes customers while they wait in long lines for the sandwiches. ledbetter says he decided to register vo

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i wonder, joe, what the message of the market is to be our friend larry mcdonald had an interesting tweet earlier looking at the group of stocks whether it's sectors and performance on the s&p 500 and cites over the last 12 months that staples have outperformed almost everything and quite dramatically discretionary is up 3 and financials are disappointing and the russell is disappointing and the banks are disappointing. consumer optimism peaks ahead of a recession, confidence number today was exceptionally strong >> so we're at the crossroads of what is going on >> we're at a stall and we're at a stall because i keep talking about it i think the communication from washington, d.c., has been wrong since thirdursday, august 1st 28% is the gain when the president was elected until he announced the steel and aluminum tariffs. somewhat sideways. high data exposure type names respond to a correlation the correlation previously was, where is the chinese currency? if it was valued above 7, equities move lower. the correlation now is specific to the three month, the ten-year which is now negative

was mcdonald's doing the wrong thing? let's bring in julia mcdonald's doing the wrong thing?se plastic straws, which are technically recyclable? plastic pollution, straws and other items causes a huge amount of harm to wildlife. we have seen pictures of the turtles with the straws up their noses and so on. plastic is a considerable contribution to the climate emergency and it requires a lot of energy to make plastic and it often ends up getting burned and it isa often ends up getting burned and it is a way of making fossil fuels. the problem isn'tjust is a way of making fossil fuels. the problem isn't just the is a way of making fossil fuels. the problem isn'tjust the plastic, the material, it is the single—use, throwaway culture and that is what is causing so much harm to the environment. the problem is we are using straws are not the material they are made from? that's right, those plastic straws mcdonald's has moved on from, chances are very few of those were recycled. the paper straws, is it going to be easy to re cycle straws, is it going to be easy to recycle those or n