my short answer is the way to get pepsi into mcdonald's to get people to prefer pepsi overcoat.e will sell -- prefer pepsi over coke. we will sell at the customer wants. my pepsi friends periodically check in. david: some people say or coca-cola is better than what you buy the bottle. chris: i would agree. because of the volumes we do in our restaurant, our volumes tend to be higher than anyone else out there. it allows us to buy equipment that is able to be titrated or calibrated more precisely then maybe some of our competitors. so what we are able to do because of the equipment we are able to buy, which is more expensive, is we are able to deliver what coca-cola would describe as their goal standard product on a more consistent basis than somebody who maybe has inferior equipment in the restaurant. david: i should disclose i am an investor in mcdonald's. my firm bought a piece of the china business with a chinese partner and with mcdonald's. in china, as i understand it, chicken is very popular, maybe more so than beef. it is unusual -- is that unusual? chris: china is largel

before pepsi -- after pepsi, you were at kraft.as there something about food that appealed to you? chris: i love being in consumer industries. for me, what i find energizing is having a tangible product that i could touch, feel, see, and also one that people can relate to. when i say i work at pepsi or kraf or mcdonald's, immediately, you can have a conversation with people. the fun thing for me in my current job, no matter where i am in the world, people have an opinion on mcdonald's and want to talk to you about mcdonald's. it makes the job fun. david: you came here in what year? chris: i was here in 2015. david: and then you rose up quickly, and then in 2019, you became ceo. the stock is up and the market cap is up 20% so i assume the board is happy. chris: so far so good. david: some of your predecessors had problems they did not last , that long. is there bad karma and being ceo or do you think you can outlive the bed,? chris: i try not to think about -- the bad karma? chris: i try not to think about it too much, honestly. whe

you used to work at pepsi. do pepsi people ever remind you that you have coke?: we've had a few dialogues over the years. you know, my short answer is the way to get pepsi into mcdonald's to get people to prefer pepsi over coke. back to the point of we are going to sell whatever the customer wants. so yes, my pepsi friends periodically check in. david: some people say your coca-cola is made in certain ways that is better than what you buy the bottle. chris: i would agree. i think it is better. one of the things that we have as an advantage is, because of the volumes we do in our restaurant, our volumes tend to be higher than anyone else out there. it allows us to buy equipment that is able to be titrated or calibrated more precisely than maybe some of our competitors. and so, what we are able to do because of the equipment we are able to buy, which is more expensive equipment, is we are able to deliver what coke would describe as their gold standard product on a more consistent basis than somebody who maybe has inferior equipment in the ir restaurant. david: i s

>> the way to get people -- get pepsi into mcdonald's is to get people to prefer pepsi overcoat. yes, my pepsi friends erratically check in. >> some people say that your coca-cola is made in a certain way that is better than what is in the bottle. >> i would agree, it is better. because of the volumes we do in our restaurant, our volumes tend to be higher than anybody else out there. it allows us to buy equipment that is able to be calibrated more precisely then some of our competitors. what we are able to do because of the equipment we are able to buy which is more expensive equipment is we are able to deliver what coca-cola would describe as their more -- their standard product on a more consistent basis. >> i am an investor in mcdonald's. my firm bought a piece of the chinese business. in china as i understand it, chicken is a popular, more so than beef, is that unusual where chicken is more popular than beef in a given market? >> china is largely a chicken target. it does vary depending on which part of the road you're in. result tends to be more of a beef market. the u.s. is

is coke and which is pepsi.ara. here is the question, a lot of viewers get confused. what is difference if any between the taliban, al qaeda and isis? >> ideologically they believe in the same thing. osama bin laden and al qaeda used 9/11 as the moment that they established this ideology as base for all holy war or jihad across the world today. literally translated, al qaeda, means the base. there are many geographic differences between them. maybe local differences or power struggles. but those differences are distinct without a means, the same thing with these guys, they all want the same outcome, the destruction of america to rule the world, about power, not really about islam and religion, they use islam and a very extremist form, and interpretation of the religion to give them the power and cover of god, in the end it is about same thing that everyone else who wants to rule the world, that is power. to do get this, they need to destroy america, they have a lot in common with america's other enemies, foreign

. >> exactly so pepsi has been a real ballast in our portfolio for the better part of a decade you're right, it's that perfect combination of salty snacks and beverages that have really had it in the number one position snackwise globally what we think is so important with pepsi is the ballast you get with the balance sheet and a nice dividend, again, the high quality business but we're also seeing catalysts with their investment over the years now paying off as far as manufacturing capacity but also really if you look at the numbers they just reported, it's interesting to see the most covid hit areaoffs their business, the away from home businesses, are recovering more quickly. and the at-home business is staying strong so that's translating into strong organic growth, double-digit increases in their sales and their beverage business you know, just a business running on all cylinders >> how clever is it, kelly, you have this company that makes september 11thy s y salty snacks and then what do you want to do you want to have a sierra mist or a pepsi number two is next tara energy we w

. >> michael dan in pittsburgh, pepsi or coke, which one? >> dan, i go with pepsi.ink will tell you go with coke. i like dan, a terrific ceo they sold the tropicana business, not an awful business but below their margins. i love that snack food business as a driver of growth. >> steph, you have the other side of that why coca-cola over pepsi >> it's lagged and 50% is on premises we haven't seen the reopen 100% and now we're seeing closures so i like what they're doing in terms of new product innovation, i like the ceo and i like the margins. i think pepsi outperforms long term >> pete, jay wants to know about under armour what do you think about it >> when you look at those earnings, you had to have an unbelievable reaction. those numbers are unreal when you look at the revenue growth and apparel growth, that was awesome. triple digits across the board i did have calls i sold them out because those are short term if uyou want to be a long-term holder, it makes sense. >> patrick fricsk, the ceo, wil be on "the closing bell" at 3:00 p.m. don't miss it. final trades ar

workout, give me a break pepsi pepsi really knows the secret.like kraft, heinz, kellogg. what setts pepsi coco apart they have drug -- it has drinks like this that to me, well, let's see they send you to the moon i may be obsessed with tron kappa tropicana, but it is dying out pepsi needs to cut lose the slower brands. if they're going to hit the market, tropicana no longer belongs under the same bill. there's not much they can do with orange juice so it is gone. that's how you become a shareholder friendly company with a nearly 3% yield and steady eddie growth which is what we wanted from clorox we want some bold actions, but some companies, well, let's shake it up. who else is pruning, buying, growing grand? they aren't easy to find even though many claim they do it i like mccormick, the spice maker, which was aggressive in the acquisitions a lot generate net growth. like hormel, that stockst almost giving you a for bagger in the last decade, too then constellation brands like this they have a stock going from 19 to 221 in the last decade. the

it's not only the food company, it's not just a nestle and dan ohms, and coke and pepsi. it's the food retailers, it's the walmart and curry force. it's the agra businesses are huge, that control all the supplies the commodities. and then also the marketers, it's all the advertises, making money from marketing junk food and beverages to people. so we're talking about massive, massive component of our society is focused on selling the world. unhealthy food and beverage of the food. multi nationals have a secret weapon. price, the products they sell are up to 60 percent cheaper than fresh foods. the shoppers with the smallest budget stuck up with these low income consumers. sitting ducks are the primary victims of the system. the the, the hamilton family lives in one of washington's poorest neighborhoods. a few miles from the white house, the fresh produce is nearly impossible to find within walking distance the or so you got the washington wealthier areas. the city rate is 10 percent. here it is 642 percent of the population. today's new features nacia ground beef and toma

and pepsi.o you deal with that? do you deal with them as one? >> in afghanistan we deal with them as one, absolutely. because when we capture an isis person, within minutes of interrogation we find out that you know last month he was taliban, two years ago he was al qaeda, now he is isis. because the foundation is the same. >> taliban closely linked to al qaeda. and so the factory mains that the -- remains that distinctions between al qaeda and the taliban are making them has lead to policies that have not enabled the united states in able to deal with the taliban problem. lara: or defend itself from the threat of islamic terrorism? >> indeed. lara: separating al qaeda from the taliban was critical to selling an end to the afghan war, we wanted to hear it from the taliban. we asked shaheen a familiar face at negotiating table in doha, and an influential figure in taliban's political wing, he spoke to us by remote from their political office in qatar. lara: why have you not renounceal qaeda. >> w

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. >>> pepsi is teaming up with the boston beer company to make an alcoholic version of mountain dew. it'll come in three flavors, original, black cherry, and watermelon and 5% by volume and not caffeinated and they're expected to roll out early next year. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> this year's bottle rock festival and fleetwood mac singer announcing her concerns over the spread of covid and country music star chris stapleton added as the headliner replaces and we report there's still lots of excitement labor day event and locals have covid concerns as well. >> despite stevie nicks bowing out, they said we're disappointed stevey nicks will not be joining us but chris stapleton will be headlining on friday, september 3. >> you're fearful that people will be irresponsible but like i said, come in here and be responsible and enjoy our town. >> i do want the revenue to come to the nap that valley because we need it. >> the festival was supposed to be held me anywhere day weekend but was

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. >> pepsi and boston beer is teaming up to make hard mountain dew i'm pretty sure it's a hard mountains gotten too crowded. >> i'm thinking this is too crowded, just remember a few weeks ago the boston beer said overestimated the demand for hard seltzer's and decline in soda drinking seems like a double we meet on as a bad idea. you will have some confusion because earlier this year mountain dew came out with an energy drink now they're coming out with an alcoholic drink it's like the jefferson airplane one makes you fancy and one makes you sleepy. jack: what about the helmets with the candy to put your energy over here and booze over here. >> i'm going to stick with the travel theme and go with the vacations worldwide the timeshare company are calling andrew berry in the story, these are stocks that could have double-digit compound growth potential. it could return 20% according to money manager who also called the balance sheet impeccable. jack: ben, what you like. >> i like wendy's i one day stent as a means stock but it's done nothing since june 2020 and had great earnings and big

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its parent company, pepsi, has teamed up with the boss and beer company to produce hard mountain dew. it will come in three flavors, original, black cherry and watermelon. it's expected to hit the market early next year. anne-marie. >> i'm going to take your line. mountain dew was already pretty wild beforehand, so good luck to you. cheers to that. >> yes, indeed. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange, thanks, diane. >> thank you. >>> up next, christina applegate shares some personal news. the actress speaks out about being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. sis. chromebooks are seriously easy to set up right out of the box. just sign in with your gmail and bam! all your files are right there. now get after it. cause you're good to go. switch to setting up the easy way. switch to chromebook certain hpv-related cancers? you're not welcome here! get out of my face! hpv can cause certain cancers when your child grows up. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females. and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the virus. the cdc recommends hpv vaccination at age

so coke and pepsi and all the clones, all the local companies that do the same thing, exploded and marketing, and in low and middle income countries. mexico was the 1st country to be colonized by these agribusiness conquerors. ah, the ah! in the old days before brag said, because the u. k. was attached to you, they could do it. other countries do, which is to take all their debts and dump it into this giant shadow banking system that covers the world's largest trading blog. and you could kind of buy some time there because the c, b is printing and buying and monetizing debt by the trillions of christine the garden. literally just buying trillions and trying to the garbage debt. but now post bracket, they don't have that way to wash the debts into the greater he, you laundromat. and so that is going to for the 1st time post bracket. debts are going to start to cause a lot of pain. the today. 73 percent of the population is obese or overweight. 10 percent have diabetes, which has become the primary cause of death. death in the middle east to a mix. you plus i would just put him in just for the

. >> pepsi and sam adams teaming up to create a new dew called hard mountain dew, contains 5% alcohol zero sugar, original, black cherry, watermelon and they roll out early next year. >> laura, we've heard that you have never had a mountain dew. >> no. >> we may change that before the end of the year. >> not happening. a lot more coming up. stick around. >>> developing now at 5:00, vaccines mandates may be coming in a matter of hours for teachers up and down the state of california. new reports overnight that will have all school employees buzzing this morning. >>> breaking now, the united states senate passing a blueprint for transforming america. the big investment that could be coming. how they will actually impact all of us and what's next. this is "today in the bay." >>> and a good morning to you, everyone. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. developing now a report overnight says governor gavin newsom is set to announce this morning new vaccine mandates for all school employees. >> it comes as

so as long as pepsi is there to compete with them, coca cola isn't really exploiting anyone, even in all those countries, they spent decades dealing waterfront, economic philosophy aside, the order does have quite a few good provisions for consumers and workers. problem is, these provisions have to be enforced by agencies like the d o j and fcc, which are still staffed with quite a few regulators. don't really believe in regulation. why is it only the officials who are paid to enforce good laws? who don't care about their jobs? can we send the slackers over to the d e a for once? yeah, no more read today, just smoke some fat ones in flight crime with veitch. one anti trust or biden has well intrusted with the federal trade commission is legal, scholarly, and con, whose new job is chair of the f t c. as inspired her staff to investigate the private sector more diligently for new jobs. well, they do have the perfect resumes, the f t c is now pursuing an anti trust case that would force facebook to give up their recent acquisitions. con is leading the case despite the company trying to

you put attacks on things like coke and pepsi and mountain dew and what happens? people will buy less of it to which economists replied on the second. i thought your concern was how much sugary drinks people were drinking to which the proponents said, if sales have declined literally people are drinking less. the economist did some studies and what they found was this consumption of sugary drinks in philadelphia did not decline. after the tax. that raises the question how can that be sales are declining but the consumption isn't and what was going on his people faced with this 30 percent tax on sugary drinks were driving outside of philadelphia's city limits of either sugary drinks. and while they're driving outside of philadelphia to buy their sugary drinks what else is it going to do west and mark are going to buy their groceries. all of a sudden there was a tremendous decline in grocery sales within the city of toledo. . this is an unintended consequence of busy bullying. you see this time and again when for people with good and noble reasons think they should

appearances, to maintain the appearance that there is some normality of some sort between israel and the pepsi policy. and that it is, and israel's best interest that the palestinian authority continues to survive in order to maintain the security israel, secure, specially border security. so in a sense, since this government, this is really government and the previous government have been so sadistic towards stuff at a senior xander, tennessee, and product over the past 4 years. the by doing this session feels that even if it is not the blue market process, even if there is no negotiations, even if there is no future palestinian state as it were, at least israel should be dealing with a c in or in a way to make sure it survives to make sure it's not too weak. so not able to maintain security, but yet yes, not too powerful. that it could stop asia. and as all of this then feed into how palestinians themselves feel about their government. right now, we saw those protests that took place in july against the palestinian authority, the accusations of corruption and, and the fact that they are seen

donald trump picks diet coke instead of pepsi, everybody wants to design and get joe biden makes thegle -- actually three dump decisions from about to get to this, leaving equipment behind from a three of his dumbest decisions i've ever seen, ever even read about in the history from a commander-in-chief and yet strangely nobody is threatening to resign but remember the trump administration? let's go through headlines, everybody wanted to resign about everything, almost as if it's all literal. the first one, long hours withdrawn from defense secretary express prepared a resignation letter's official site. officials always say something. they are not saying anything up. another one two top military officials tried to resign if time allows disgraced concerts. there's more. kristin nielsen inevitable resignation, department of homeland security, attorney general bell park turned to request your over terms attempts to fire fbi director ray. the last one, top officials say they would resign have the unproven covid-19 vaccine. so to be clear, we have a landlocked country in afghanistan, joe

caller: what do you think of monster beverage >> i think it is terrific and like rock star owned by pepsichael in pennsylvania. michael. >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim >> boo-yah >> caller: good to hear from you, brother >> thank you. >> caller: i'm from wanesport, pennsylvania, home of the little league world series. >> love that place. >> caller: my question to you is fsly. >> i don't like them i didn't like akami and didn't like fsly. they're causing people to pull back we're seeing pullbacks in expensive stocks edward in connecticut. >> caller: jim >> edward. >> caller: my stock is viacom. >> viacom is an inexpensive stock in an industry that continues to consolidate christopher. >> caller: hi, jim boo-yah. action alert plus member here. thank you for making me money. a food company what do you think about archer daniels midland. >> always inexpensive is the problem. 22 1/2% yield. same thing with tyson, fine, not my favor jim in michigan. >> caller: hi, jim thanks for taking my call. mine is an automotive company. >> a lot think it peaked deal of repair my favorite is -- i'll go back t

that they are representing the same sector so they must be basically a commodity product, a coke, pepsi. obviously not. >> that is right because basically the xbi has a lot small cap biotech companies in it and the ibb has an equal weight index so all of them are equal weight and as we know right now, the small makeup market in biotech has been pretty horrific, it has been very volatile and most of the stocks are down. so that is what causes this disparity, literally how it is weighted so it is a various point that you can have the same companies and just the weighting would be slightly different and you can get very different returns. >> and so it is really a lesson in know your etf, know what is in it, know how it is constructed, know how it may perform under different scenarios, right >> absolutely. >> so let's talk a little bit about the reddit crowd and their interest in biotech. what do you think of the reddit crowd number one, and how does a company like moderna become a read reddit darling >> yeah, it is so foreign but just so new and it makes the market so much more interesting

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costco, pepsi, health care is another group. the leadership sector so far in the month of august. abbott, in particular the pharmaceutical group what i'm happy about and what the bulls are happy about is tech is holding up nvidia good numbers. new high or cisco and adobe. frank, what is going on is the market is repricing risk associated with the covid variant and so far it's tech holding up very well because that's a growth prospect defensive stocks doing well and stuff that are in front of the reopening are the ones having a problem. frank? >> bob pisani at the new york stock exchange the dollar climbing to a nine-month high. let's get to rick santelli tracking the action. what's up, rick? >> if we walk through the week and not including today with good data points the biggest data point is retail sales must have worse than expected look at the dollar it's been rising since closing down friday. it wasn't data and what happened on monday and tuesday and wednesday? the fed minutes. growing acceptance whether it's delta strain or not we have adaptability here and seems a fall autum

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