bancorp, merck, bristol myers, stone co, and liberty global. company exited its stakes in synchrony financial and sun core energy entirely but beyond aon buffet added to his positions in verizon, restoration hardware, and kroger finally, cathie wood shed nearly all of its $23 billion stake in apple, figuring do you know what maybe money could be put to better use there, so where? she added to her twitter, draft ings and coinbase holdings. are these right moves? what do you think? to our floor show trader scott b auer and tom heys, guys what i'm calling second guessing tuesday. scott, who made the best trades during the first quarter and why , what do you think? >> yeah, this is the ultimate monday morning quarter here. you know, a couple things, i think with buffett's they are getting so merky now because things are happening so quickly and he's not keeping on to his holdings as quickly. i do really like what he did though. he took some massive profits off the table in the energy name, some of the drugmakers and especially the financials. i rea

you questioned the merck bola vaccine. i don't know people understand this. that vaccine targets only ebola virus. there are multiple other bullet viruses that vaccine will not do anything for. we fortune is not have outbreaks of ebola sudan -- more of marburg for quite a number of years. that is a close cousin to ebola. [inaudible] it is a type of virus that acts in virtually the same way as ebola has devastating outbreaks with fairly high fatality rates. the work that was done to develop the merck vaccine would suggest that approach would probably be used for one of the others. but if there were an outbreak of any of those other strains tomorrow, we would have nothing. i am not certain that i see that changing in the near future because of the economics for companies like merck or whatever per how to get that? >> that's right if you are a large for-profit company the for-profits don't work. at the end of the day vaccines are stockpiling. it's not vaccines are selling. the financial market is probably going to be limited and not enough economic incentives. i

merck reported a strong first quarter, beating estimates.nce division site boost from pandemic-related products. joining us is merck's cfo. it is great to speak with you today. we will come to other parts of the business in a moment, but i want to get your take on what assumptions you're making about the covid pandemic. that affects ingredients for vaccines, antibodies, therapies, and the like. what assumptions are you making about the spread of the virus and therefore the demand for those services for the rest of the year? marcus: good morning. our assumptions on for the development of covid-19 are not so much different to what we have published in march. we believe that we will make further progress in the vaccination of the population, in big regions and countries. that means an easing of the situation without any further drastic lockdowns, which we have experienced in the course of 2020. we believe we will see an ongoing tailwind, especially in our life sciences business, as you have mentioned, throughout the entire year, and especially

. >> i can't speak for the people but i do find being honest with the merck people always works. if you give them the facts they will flip their mind but if they ask about the constitutionality of the impeachment proceedings i just say watch the youtube of the first day of the impeachment and you will come away convinced that it was constitutional and so the more you had that these are good americans and the more they do their investigation and the more they will come to understand that i think at least it's reasonable to hold position as i and is representative cheney and that is our process of getting to a better place. >> to still feel welcome inside the republican party? >> absolutely. i feel incredibly welcome. believe me, there's some people still upset with me and there are some people who are very pleased. >> host: that from senator bill cassidy of louisiana, republican britt eric, your reaction. >> guest: bill cassidy took this historic vote on the impeachment and he's talked about the political points he's made but on the other hand he's a key itmember of the bipartisan

what we do is we donate, so like a lot of companies, merck has contributed $7 million to help with suppliesn to that, we know the solution may be vaccines, but in the short run, people need treatment, so we were able to provide a voluntary license agreement 25 indian manufacturers to make a direct -- to five indian manufacturers to make a drug. it could save lives in india, and anything we can do to accelerate availability is something we prioritize. it is not approved yet, but getting a head start on the supply and hoping that it can be helpful, i think we are all looking at what can we do now to be useful. one other thing i would say is the supply of vaccines is not sufficient yet to meet global demand, but all of us would do the same thing. if we are not making our own vaccine, we are looking at ways we can help manufacturers of other vaccines to expand their supplies, so we are involved in an agreement with johnson & johnson to help them make more doses of their vaccine, and that supply will be very helpful in the global environment, so we are doing what we can and i wish that we could

named gary ho at merck and she was only appointed this year same rights and same opportunities at least before the law right nope in more than 100 countries certain occupations are reserved for men in russia for example female ship captain spent years fighting for the right to helm of the essel 100 jobs are still off limits to women in russia what about maternity leave and pay in more than $50.00 countries employers alone are responsible for maternity pay there is no state support that's a significant disincentive for hiring women because it could get expensive equal rights and opportunities for all what can be done to achieve that making laws fair would be a good start. even the most well meaning recruits can be influenced by their own biases be they conscious or otherwise that's why bosses are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to help them objective lay choose the best candidate but does taking the human out of human resources actually work elizabeth layman. it report. these people all have at least one thing in common they're considered attractive by conventional standa

. >> well, in this case, i mean, you mentioned the merck vaccine that failed. they had two vaccines that failed. sanofi has two vaccines. the first one, it may not have failed, but their trial of it failed, and they had to go back and restart their phase two. i mean, these are two of the biggest vaccine manufacturers in the world, and definitely people you would have put money on -- >> right. >> -- from the start to say that they would have vaccines early, and neither of them have one yet. all that said, you know, there's going to t be another iterationf vaccines. i mean, as you point out, you know, there's scaling issues, you know? there isn't the capacity to make mrna vaccines at the scale that the world needs them to be made. and they're very expensive. you know, one could imagine that the vaccines that are successful in the first round of vaccination in the early stages or the acute phases of this, you know, our interactions with the sars 2 virus may not be the ones that are around that will be used year after year or every five years or whatever. i mean, d

merck and johnson & johnson working together! superstars joining forces!was like the "traveling willburys" of people who want us to do more traveling, and less "wills" and "burying." the u.s. met biden's target of 100 million shots 42 days early so biden doubled it to 200 million doses. and we've met that, too! true, we're still not out of the woods, but at least no one's telling us to inject the trees with bleach. now, covid didn't just attack our health-- it also decimated our economy. which is why, on march 11 biden signed the $1.9 trillion american rescue plan, giving $1,400 to individuals, $350 billion to state and local governments, $14 billion for vaccine distribution, and $130 billion for school reopenings. and of course, an automatic 18% gratuity for parties of six or more. i assume some of that school reopening money went toward electrified fences to keep out matt gaetz. the american rescue plan, like much of biden's initial legislation, is widely popular with the public, with three in four americans approving of its passage. that's 75%! the only

merck expanded hiring in some roles beyond the additional candidate.idate pool this tight it is one more reason to broaden your search. >> sign me up. i am in agreement with both folks. not because they are captains of industry and very smart people but because you don't need a degree to do many of these thing. the reason why, because many of the jobs that are so in demand right now are technical-based jobs jobs in i.t. johns that are skilled in nature, things that you can do with an apprenticeship if it is done right i mean, i remember ibm was a huge pioneer in this kind of space going back i believe recommenditiy called it the new collar job initiative, this idea that if you want a technical job you can find a situation with a certain skill set and aptitude you don't need the college degree we can teach you how to do these thing. and way more cost-effective if you look at the cost of tuitions when my kid got their social security numbers i immediately opened up a college savings plan because i know how much it's going to cost. i don't know if the ret

germany demands answers of claims that the merck & co. the united states by of angela merkel.german chancellor fell victim to a phone tapping operation and it has not become clear a close european ally was involved. china scrapped its two--child policy. they will be allowed to hav three children. but most say they can't afford.

named gary ho at merck and she was only appointed this year same rights and same opportunities at least before the law nope in more than 100 countries certain occupations are reserved for men in russia for example female ship captain spent years fighting for the right to helm of the essel 100 jobs are still off limits to women in russia what about maternity leave and pay in more than $50.00 countries employers alone are responsible for maternity pay there is no state support that's a significant disincentive for hiring women because it could get expensive equal rights and opportunities for all what can be done to achieve that making laws fair would be a good start. even the most well meaning recruit can be influenced by their own biases be they conscious or otherwise that's why bosses are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to help them objective choose the best candidate but does taking the human out of human resources actually work elizabeth layman. mit report . these people all have at least one thing in common they're considered attractive by conventional standards. 'd i

germany demands answers of claims that the merck & co. the united states by of angela merkel. german chancellor fell victim to a phone tapping operation and it has not become clear a close european ally was involved. china scrapped its two--child policy. they will be allowed to hav three children. but most say they can't afford. plus, the chaos of a volcanic eruption. we meet the volunteers doing their best to take care of the victims. remembering one of the most infamous racial atrocities in american history. a century ago, a white mob burned down a district known as blackwell street. we report from oklahoma on the divisions that remain 100 years on. ♪ i am anthony howard. welcome. leaders from france and germany are reporting and -- demanding answers over a report that denmark helped the u.s. spy on politicians, including tesla. the initial revelations a decade ago showed the n.s.a. tapped the phones of foreign leaders including chancellor merkel. now a multinational media investigation says the danish military intelligence unit supported the u.s. wiretapping operation. repo

named gary ho at merck and she was only appointed this year same rights and same opportunities at least before the law nope in more than 100 countries certain occupations are reserved for men in russia for example female ship captain spent years fighting for the right to helm of the essel 100 jobs are still off limits to women in russia what about maternity leave and pay in more than $50.00 countries employers alone are responsible for maternity pay there is no state support that's a significant disincentive for hiring women because it could get expensive equal rights and opportunities for all what can be done to achieve that making laws fair would be a good start. even the most well meaning recruit can be influenced by their own biases be they conscious or otherwise that's why bosses are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to help them objective choose the best candidate but does taking the human out of human resources actually work elizabeth layman. mit report . these people all have at least one thing in common they're considered attractive by conventional standards. 'd i

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s is the 1st merck to feature a carbon neutral battery from energy sourcing to production and reduce the aim is minimizing emissions and maximizing those green credentials will be each us bring about a long overdue image. change for the car maker. we're going to pick up speed and i think through technology, we have a tremendous opportunity in the next decades to significantly lower the c o 2 burden on the planet. the mercedes e q. s is due to hit the market in august. ah, prices in europe are expected to start. it's just under 100000 euros. ah, all the regions, major regents of the world are picking up speed in terms of adoption of electrification. especially in germany. we had a phenomenal 2nd half of 2020 and started with a bang with our battery electric vehicles earnings this year. we're up 50 percent at $6600000000.00 euros from the 1st feedback that we have received from customers around the world. we're cautiously optimistic that this will be another hit will be e q, s really mark the dawn of a new era program this week. hope you had as much fun as we stay safe on and off the r

jobs. among germany's 30 leading blue chip companies, there's just one female ceo, believe gary ho at merck. and she was on the appointed this year, the same rights and same opportunities at least before the law. right? nope. in more than 100 countries, certain occupations are reserved for men in russia, for example, female ship captain, spent years fighting for the right to helmer vessel. 100 jobs are still off limits to women in russia. what about maternity leave and pay in more than $50.00 countries? employers alone are responsible for maternity pay. there is no state support. that's a significant disincentive for hiring women because it could get expensive, equal rights and opportunities for all. what can be done to achieve that making laws fair would be a good start. even the most well meaning recruiter can be influenced by their own biases be they conscious or otherwise. that's why bosses are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to help them objectively choose the best candidate. but those are taking the human to human resources, actually work. elizabeth layman and multi au

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keytruda from merck.cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. >> let's find out if we've got anything wrong with this week paid for this we go to our show steve phoenix jr. freight he lives in the secret bunker and watches tv 24 slashed seven mostly in the. he's been watching her show all week and he has been here to point out any mistakes we might have made. steve, how do we do? to get honestly, grade, sadly not great great not great at all . let me start by saying that i'm not mad at you, i am just disappointed in you. so let's start with monday. on monday you said this about vice president kamala harris. you want to roll that clip? >> he thought that kamala harri was going to be the placement, the backup quarterback, i think it's because it was the choice by the media and not the choice by the people because she sucke during the primary spreadsheet of the lowest number in the primaries and now she's like a heartbeat away from the pr

harlem to $30 billion from merck -- for housing mortgages for black full. small business enterprise, getting kissed high school. it's pretty global. -- forgetting kids through high school. it's pretty global. we report it out. that is completely different from the theocracy and -- bureaucracy and bs. i would rather take the time and effort. if there are best practices, we will learn from them. >> we feel we have been very transparent. we just put out another extensive update for our racial equity plan and that covers different dimensions. many of which are verified by third parties. we did not think it was needed to have a separate audit, but it is something that we are looking at. >> i think it's something, and replied to mr. diamond, we've seen something that was not verified. independently to verify what's going on, then it is something that is trustworthy. i think that independent and that's what independent audits are always important. it gives that independent audit whether it will be sufficient for your deficit. let me go to, i am pleased to hear tha

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tom: julie of merch and their heritage -- of merck and their heritage of pharmacology.rward the conversation. a good number on jobs day tomorrow. the markets, it is about this pandemic. we were advantaged with sam fazeli of bloomberg intelligence, our director of research and an expert in pharmacology out of the university of london. sam fazeli, there is a course at london, lwm 23 on intellectual property and medicine. many of our viewers do not understand the copyright law. what did the drug companies actually own? sam: i think moderna has over 200 patents on its process and manufacturing and mrna and all of the various elements that go into it. that actually suggests the depth of expertise required to make these things. patent offices do not issue patents to obvious things. patents means 200 inventions related to the manufacturing of this vaccine. to pass that on to somebody just like that and expect they can get vaccine made is a bit of a pipe dream. tom: that is where i want to go. this is the one concern. we are all concerned about helping india. that startling num

. -- merck. good morning, dr. douglas, in new jersey. i would say it is a huge deal stop as we have discussed, the acclaimed harvard economist says it is real simple, pay the drug companies for the research. jonathan: but that is not the way things are progressing. should we be helping low and middle income countries get access to the vaccine? absolutely. then we have to ask yourself, what is holding back the supply of vaccine? is it ip? technical expertise? supply bottlenecks? the optics are pretty obvious, the substance, far less so. tom: fixed cost and variable cost and someone has to help fixed cost of creating these miracle drugs whether it is covid or anything else. everyone agrees the system has been screwed up her years. trump took a very different look than biden, but looking for constructive solution was to optimist like professor houseman saying we can solve this tomorrow. jonathan: and others, including dr. fauci, who has raised questions about it. we could be talking about this through 2022. before you hand over the technolo

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keytruda from merck.cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: president biden and vladimir putin set to meet june 16th in geneva, switzerland, with no preconditions rate is isn't media going to accuse bad enough being being a kgb agent? here is the white house defending it. >> we don't regard the meeting for the russian president, we regarded as a vital part of defending america's interest and president biden's meeting with vladimir putin because of america's interests, not in spite of them. >> jesse: remember how joe biden approved that huge giveaway to russia, not a big deal. >> to go ahead and post sanctions for now, in terms of our relations. >> jesse: all right, dana, you are probably familiar with the view of these big high-level meetings, should there been preconditions? >> dana: there might be some in private, you can kind of have your own, right, but this will be their first chance to meet, i would imagine that p

pfizer had a good run, and i know we've been talking about to hit to big pharma in last couple weeks in merckwed it was a breakthrough to build on with this technology and everything about the evolution from here, the booster shots, so for investors i don't think you buy the weakness i couldn't agree more with brent in the sentiment there's plenty of ways as a country we can be leaders in the world, helping countries that need our help, without giving away our competitive advantages but our technology that's been earned here. so it's an emotional issue i actually think he was very conservative ative in his criticism. i think this is something that would be a disaster. >> it seems like a slap in the face to companies that devoted so much in both human resources as well as just money to develop these vaccines which is enabling us to reopen the economy in the united states and around the world. karen, a real slap in the face here, and the implications are just -- i mean, they're deep, in terms of taking away intellectual property. >> they are deep and i think his suggestion of having them delive

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keytruda from merck. approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. he's really just a tool the football. according to our whole, a growing number of americans think president biden's too liberal. 46%, to be exact. which was up from 36 and 2019. i know that is a lot of numbers. it's nice to hear from you, portland. appalled by point of the majority of voters say biden is socially and fiscally liberal. he's paying more people that were hurt it has three major stimulus proposals talk about six maybe they are grandkids will have grandkids to pay that off. a lot of people think i am liberal. what is the matter for that. you go to the beach, you want t put on sunscreen. you put on a liberal amount for a conservative amount. thanksgiving, d1 a liberal amount of gravy aren't you want this other one. you want the liberal. so don't give me this come on, man. what was the question? is biden so liberal that americans start swimming to cuba ? >> i think that is worth val

keytruda from merck. ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. ♪ ♪ >> juan: two wild ways the leaders to incentivize people to get the vaccine. ohio has an interesting idea how to get people vaccinated. just give them $1 million. a lucky group of five will get that windfall but only if they get their vaccination. and new york city mayor bill de blasio chowing down well shake check as a vaccine perk. watch this. >> if this is appealing to you, just think of this when you think of vaccination. yum!, vaccinations. >> juan: tire risk my free food? are you win? >> tyrus: normally come i would say yes, i am down for free food, but something about one creepy guy talking with his mouthful makes me want to say, i'm good for now. these are all bad ideas. these are all horrible ideas. and the fact that we are still watching him eat is making me really proud to be on my sensible meals. i'm so happy to be on my sensible meals. literally, i died watching this. do not let greg gutfeld read in one a look at

keytruda from merck.to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. greg: welcome back this point i think of anything wrong this week . for that we go door shows steam phoenix jr . seamless in the secret bunker at 47 ray can see earthly 24/7 mostly in the noted printed in the washing our show all week and easier to point out any mistakes we may have made a . sociopathic we do. >> honestly greg, have an upgrade. not great had help. we just start by saying i am not mad at you read i'm just disappointed in you. so let's start with monday. on monday you said this about vice president, harris, do you the clip.ll greg: he thought, harris would be the backup quarterback replacement. i think it is like because it was the choice by the media and at the choice by the people because she during the primaries, she was like the lowest number in the primaries and now she's like partied away from the president's seat. >> greg, she did not have the lowest number in the primary. before