>> mckesson, big quarter. how do you decide when to sell and move on?nt with program quarters, why do i want to sell mckesson? and put it in a company that doesn't do well? i don't want to sell the good from the bad. this was in my wheelhouse, because of what i've been studying with energy. it's for manny in new york. he says what is your outlook for utility stouts like public service enterprise groups? here's what i decided. i decided that i don't want to be in utilities. utilities pretty much trade as a group, but i don't want to be in utilities that are heavily regulated. because i see anger and political issues and people in government who want to show that they are not going to let you be hurt by inflation. these are situations like new york and new jersey. i would much rather be in american electric power, or sabra. it's a gross stock, for heaven sake. these, these are not growth stocks. they are just numbers. that's all for now, but remember, i want you to stay curious and keep asking questions and looking for opportunity. there's much more mad m

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i think there was an outbreak i covered because there was a lot of information on it to mckesson you say, but i never saw any one with symptoms. how me so that was cobalt yet it's no longer a big deal. i'm as they have lassie. you really see covetous, so they're so door, the government, they wish you knew where mugs or it's more mandate she that's how he said is. so people are taking advantage of that scene call that is gone in as far as the government said, it's not monday. she bed scene. if you want your home, your own health, to be a see, but please you have to do what's where your mouths and followed up with. of course, coffee play hopes his efforts at reminding people about the presence of coven 19 makes the necessary impact sooner rather than later. in order to save lives, masks are being warned, less and less around europe, even indoors. people still wearing masks in spain are doing so voluntarily, but doctors warned that doing without the most basic protective measures is premature. infection rates in spain are rising significantly. some already predict the next wave fast app

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i mean, okay, it's quite funny, but it shouldn't be a, let's say, an argument for anything. mckesson you recently, i so may caught my eye that you wrote to sex where you said states are neither good nor evil. all they do is to pursue that vital interest. yes, that's true, but we have to, we have to see that one of the potent actually is willed to do this by the use of force. this makes everything completely different. that's why russia party isn't. what would you say, jessica, about what's going on in the minds of people in, in russia, the moment as i see the did they do, we know that they did not did to people properly know about what's going on with it . with them scandinavian deal with the extension of nato, like i would, i would put forward that she arising about what's going on in the heads of the russian people. it's not even really the question or the issue at hand right now. right now, the only thing that matters in the immediacy of this war is swift victory for ukraine is. this is what we need to focus our political energy on our economic. now we're on what's the timeline wh

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and he's gone back to the area and retrace the steps mckesson to come to the car for my mother. cadon. from here we began to walk towards the location where a colleague sharika was murdered as we continue to walk naturally and quietly. we stay here at this spot, myself and my colleagues will come from one of them. i know which one did you stand in front of them, so the see you the home. i don't know. yes, of course we did. the originally saw us coming from the beginning of the stream and we stopped right here. we wore helmets and bulletproof press special, and we also made sure to a here to all safety standard. my camera was with me and i put it here to record what was happening on the street. and was the presence of the occupation forces. after a few seconds the shooting started out and the 1st bullet hit this building. and i told my colleagues that they were shooting at us, being journalists, we have to protect herself. i had been a, but were you exactly when the 1st was fired? we were in this spot be now israeli military says it's not opening a criminal investigation into the killi

he went back to the area and we traced their steps. mckesson confirmed the car woman to mother diana. we. i took a dorm from here. we began to walk towards the location where a colleague sharon was murdered as we continued to walk naturally and quietly. we stood here at this spot and myself and my colleagues walk off. no, no, it's m m. i know which one i know. did you stand in front of them? so the see you the taba. oh sure. how doing? oh yes, of course we did. they originally saw us coming from the beginning of the street and we stopped right here. we wore helmets and bulletproof precipice, and we also made sure to, we're here to all safety standards. my, my camera was with me and i put it here to record what was happening on the street and was the presence of the occupation forces. after a few seconds the shooting started today, and the 1st bullet hit this building. and i told my colleagues that they were shooting at us, being journalists that we have to protect ourselves, had that thought there'd been a but where were you exactly when the 1st bullet was fired or we were in this spo

and we now know the parties took place even mckesson with, as he been told to lie classes. and do you can feed now that a decline. well, jess, i don't know exactly what they, what they told you, but by might my batting talk to people in this, in this building about what happened and, and what was said it's, it's my strong impression that they genuinely believed that what they were doing at was working and they were working round the clock and they did not think that what they were doing was in conflict with the rules. that's what they, that's what they told me. and i said, look, i certainly don't think that they say they set out to or to deceive you about that . but plainly a, if you look at but sue has, has found. and if you look at what the met her found that simply wasn't right. and we've got her except it and, and we've got to, to recognize that mistakes were made. and we've got to contribute. i've made her a lot of changes already will continue to, to make changes. but i think the, the best thing i can do is, is continue to repeat the apologies that i've, that i've giv

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this is where it's going and cardinal health and mckesson and henry schein and all of these big direct supply companies. they realigned everything and senate based on the data based on equity and that was just so amazing to me that i wanted the american people to know that we learn now how to really deal with a pandemic we need the private sector part of the plan. we need them sitting at the table and we need to know what their ramp up capacity is because they did that for us and i i just wanted people to be able to see what i saw what the tribal nations did. universities did there were universities that worked that whole summer of 2020 to fully open that fall of 2020 with all of the people pointing fingers to them and say you can't do this. it's not safe. they use the tool of testing and information. just behavioral change information to their students to keep each other safe and those universities and those boards of trustees that believe in their students and open fully. they taught me so much because it was those universities today yesterday and all through 2020 who i was tracking

added or bought to apple and also bought gm, more rest ovation hardware, activision blizzard, cvx, mckesson, and the citi ad was pretty interesting and maybe we can put up what he sold or reduced, kroger, verizon, wells fargo he completely exited out of that a lot of people say it's about time considering they had that scandal several years ago and the stock never really recovered from that. i did find it interesting that signs michael berry is shorting apple, but he bought google, meta, and you you know, i guess, tom, when you look at what the big guys are doing, they aren't always right, but they do make a move and you see this reflected in the financials. well if we look at some of the eft's we can see that even the regional financials are looking pretty good. anything like that interest you? >> yeah, well city bank is one of the cheapest stocks in the market. it traded close to 50% discount from its book value. anytime these big banks trade at a meaningful discount to book you want to buy them. even wells fargo if you bought during the pandemic in the mid- 20s it traded all the way up c

i'm now joined by civil rights activist deray mckesson, what do you see here on the law enforcement side police make choices. they could choose to be peaceful, they could choose to de-escalate, they could choose to just talk to people in situations. you recounted a whole host of situations that didn't require armed intervention at all, traffic stops, those sort of things, but the police make choices, and often when these situations happen, they're like, no, no, we had to do it. we feared for our lives. it's like, no, you made a choice to kill that person. that was a choice. with the buffalo shooter, we saw the choice on full display. he had just committed the biggest murder of year, more people murdered than any other day, and the police chose to watch him. they chose to be really chill and calm. they chose to just talk him down. and it's like, what would those choices look like for the least dramatic offenses for the traffic stops, for the guy that got killed for riding his bike on the sidewalk, for the mistaken identity, for the kids that got killed by police? all i think about is the

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>> we have drugs and drug related that does well like mckessons of the world.ibly well, by the way. that sector is on fire we have ad doing amazingly well. i think it's a great stock and that's really about -- >> but we did have a huge move up in a lot of these hugely beaten down names. like a rivian, which was up 8% or 10% amazon had a very strong day >> ford motor got rid of another 7 million and managed to cleverly got rid of 15 million >> 8 million right away, as soon as they possibly could on that saturday, putting that block trade together >> coston put together a list. did you have him on at 10:00 >> no. >> he put together a margin of safety list which talks to price to earnings multiples now versus previous stocks are cheap now we need a catalyst, and mieg wilson is going with the fire and ice thing, the fire and ice thing being we have had some of what's bad, but there's more, kind of a nuclear -- >> like a price on wilson. >> no country for old men wilson >> night at the garden, that was my night do you know the movie? on the waterfront. >> that was h

and celanese markel and mckesson.e coming up berkshire sold almost all of the verizon stock and exited the small position in wells fargo. in the meantime, dan loeb sold out of its positions in alphabet and disney of off loaded all of amazon and 70% of microsoft these are big moves. >> 5% pop for citigroup in the pre-market i'm assuming on the buffett news we were chatting in the break, andrew, mid-sip. paramount. >> citi is an interesting one. >> maybe.traditrading? he is not betting on mortgages do we think these are his or others in terms of the size? >> it could be with the positions. it could be todd it could be ted. >> did he tell you in omaha, becky? i love watching "star trek" or "halo. >> i feel it is not him. it is hard to know. >> it doesn't seem like it. >> hard to follow. he has loved banks that explains citigroup. citigroup has been unloved for a while. he has a huge position of bank of america one of the four biggest in the portfolio. it is number two or three d depending where chevron is right now. >> w