no one's favorite drink is diet pepsi is your favorite cookie lorna doones [ laughter ] diet pepsi isdrink on a flight when they don't have diet coke or lemonade or chocolate milk or coconut water or camel spit or regular pepsi [ laughter ] if a waiter ever says, "we don't have diet coke, is diet pepsi okay?" you're legally allowed to stab them with a fork [ laughter ] maybe rudy has an unpopular favorite drink on purpose, so he has a cover story when he's in a bar. "i'll take a diet pepsi. "oh, we don't have that, sir." "that's too bad. in that case, i'll have 16 ounces of scotch in a watering can." [ laughter ] what do you mean you refused all alcohol that evening like people were trying to get you to drink but you said no? feels like you're being a little too defensive. you sound like me coming home at 2 a.m. in high school. "no, mom, i'm sober as a judge no, they tried to get me to drink, but i said nay, i will not sully the good meyers name with the demon taste of jagermeister oh, no, no, i'm gonna barf move, mom. move. i doubt anyone was trying to get rudy drunk although, i coul

the stomach enzyme. pepsi is also involved. pepsi is the main enzyme that breaks down and digests our food. it leaks into the esophagus with the stomach acid and climbs up into the throat area and larynx where it enters the mucus membranes. as soon as people with silent re flux, it's something that stimulates the production of gastric acid. and the civic environment is created in the larynx. that activates the enzyme pepsi in which begins to damage and break down the cells of the mucous membrane. as it gets more, these are really new findings. the cells absorb pepsi and then the enzyme destroys the interest cellular connections and has a feel day. this also allows the acid to more efficiently attack the cells. this silent re flux is treated like conventional heartburn with acid blocking medication . christina lash is going to test this treatment to see if it solves sort of longstanding larynx problems. if it does that, it's evident that silent reflex was to blame people in many countries swear by digest of snaps after a meal. it has the stomach and prevents hoppin right wrong. unfortu

, that is, the worst times of the confrontation between ugh and the pepsi-cola blocs , pepsi-cola dideave the russian market, now pepsi has also left, in fact, and cola, and is it symbolic at all, or is it it is also important, because i looked at 66,000 jobs, for example, this one is symbolic and this one is important at the same time, the russians are left with their favorite cool patriotism, but they will remain, uh, well, look, this is just a continuation of the isolation processes that went on at all levels yesterday at the same time for example banned the russian basketball club will play in eurasia next season, all the isolation will affect symbolically symbolic, but it will also affect and actually show that life is as impossible as before. i think that they always have to look at import substitution programs always. i think that they still need to be creative , maybe some there will be clothes made of birch bark , for example, all this was a way out, tom. it seems to me to kvass restaurants eh, and also putin admitted that somewhere ah, auto production in ukraine is falling f

diet pepsi." ( as rudy ) "i love diet pepsi, especially a robust, red diet pepsi., a diet pepsi rose. i also enjoy boxed diet pepsi. it doesn't have the same notes as the bottled one, but after ( slurring ) ( applause ) thank you, thank you. until they face consequences, the ex-president's family is still out there peddling their wares, including eldest maga son, don jr., seen here wondering, "how come the airplane doesn't have to flap?" ( laughter ) don jr.'s latest business venture is an homage to his dad. he's been promoting good ranchers, a maga-friendly mail-order meat company. he put his endorsement on inta gram... sorry. ( applause ) no, no. what is inta-gram? you put that up on the inta-gram? you got that up on the titter? the inta-gram? some delicious... ( laughter ) you know inta-gram? he put his endorsement on instagram, the tv of your phone: >> guys, if you haven't heard about good ranchers before, you! they're one of the only companies out there delivering 100% of more than meat to your door 100% of the time. >> stephen: 100% of the time, there will be

the theme is how to recession-proof your portfolio dollar general and autozone and pepsi. a cnbc contributor. jeff, let's start with dollar general. what do you do with the stock here >> yeah, hi, kelly whether it's an economic slowdown or recession, we're looking for stocks that are going to do well in those environments and dollar general is one of those names. we've owned it for quite some time it's just a consistent outperformer when the economy is slowing. 2011, 2016, 2018, 2020, every single time you saw growth slow, dollar general outperformed. i also think in this environment as customers start to trade down because of expensive prices, the customer base starts to expand for dollar general 80% of their products sell less than $5 and 76% are consumer staples or everyday essentials even from an inventory perspective, a lot of these companies like target, consumer spending preferences are shifting their inventory is not matching. dollar general isn't necessarily going to have that same problem. i think it's a reasonable valuation. our analyst thinks high single digit

and the civic environment is created in the larynx that activates the enzyme pepsi in which begins to damage and break down the cells of the mucous membrane. as it gets more, these are really new findings. the cells absorb pepsi and then the enzyme destroys the interest cellular connections and has a feel day. this also allows the acid to more efficiently attack the cells. silent re flux is treated like conventional heartburn with acid blocking medication. christina lash is going to test this treatment to see if it solves sort of longstanding larynx problems. if it does that, it's evident that silent reflex was to blame people in many countries swear by digestive snobs. after a meal. it has the stomach and prevents hoppin right wrong. unfortunately, alcohol actually stimulates acid production, and the stomach takes longer to digest a meal with alcohol than without. so stomach problems aren't a good excuse for drinking. but what does help then a simple glass of water dilute stomach acid, or try chewing gum. he produced more saliva, which neutralizes the stomach acid. and then there's t

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¡qué onda familiaaaaaaa, ya estoy aqui¡ quien pone más pepsi...♪ ahorita las cosas podrán estar apretadas. pero en walmart, te ayudamos con precios bajos en todo lo que necesitas para que disfrutes de ingredientes frescos todo el verano. ahorra más. vive mejor. (voz) en verizon, primero están nuestros clientes. por eso ahora, cada uno puede obtener el nuevo iphone 13 por nuestra cuenta. (cliente) ¡wow! (cliente) ¿y si no somos clientes? (empleado) esta oferta es para nuestros clientes y para todos. (voz) es el mejor momento para cambiarte a la red 5g más confiable del país. - ¡hora de dormir! - ¡hora de dormir! ♪♪ me encanta la hora de dormir. un delgado y dulce bocado para terminar la noche. oreo thins. cindy es una soñadora que apenas el año pasado tuvo su compañía a punto de mucho trabajo y enfoque esta mexicana ha conseguido convertirse en la primera beneficiaria de daka que recibe un nombramiento presidencial hablé con ella y le comento como lo logró >> cindy tiene una gran estrella contar ha pasado a convertirse en la primera soñadora un nom

. >>> up next, highlights from sara eisen's conversation with the ceos of hp and pepsi from the aspen ideas festival find out how rising recession fears are impacting their businesses when "closing bell" returns. >>> let's get a quick choengt mar check on the markets the dow is down 300 points it was down 400 points the s&p off by 1%, the nasdaq off by about 1.4 now let's head back out to aspen where sara eisen spoke earlier with the ceos of hp inc. and pepsico. what did you learn >> turns out they went to the same business school in spain. not at the exact same time we had a wide-ranging conversation with them both talking leadership, sustainability, diversity and more of course i also asked both of them whether they think the u.s. is heading into a recession. listen >> i don't think anybody in the world is able to say whether we are going to have a mild recession, big recession or the economy is going to recover because something that nobody suspected today will happen. what we need to do as leaders of our companies is be able to manage the company in whatever happens, and this is r

the stomach enzyme. pepsi is also involved. peps in is the main enzyme that breaks down and digests our food. it leaks into the esophagus with the stomach acid and climbs up into the throat area and larynx where it enters the mucus membranes. as soon as people with silent re flux, it's something that stimulates the production of gastric acid. and the civic environment is created in the larynx. that activates the enzyme peps in which begins to damage and break down the cells of the mucous membrane hasn't got snow. these are really new findings and the cells absorb pepsi and then the enzyme destroys the interest cellular connections and has a feel day. this also allows the acid to more efficiently attack the cells. this silent re flux is treated like conventional heartburn with acid blocking medication . christina lash is going to check this treatment to see if it solves sort of longstanding larynx problems. if it does that, it's evident that silent reflex was to blame people in many countries swear by digestive shops after a meal. it has the stomach and prevents hoppin right wrong. unfor

bought more lockheed, pepsi. eccentric.rom technology and consumer, moving to companies with pricing power take about pepsi pepsi has three different product areas. it has beverages, it has the snacks, frito-lay, and it has the foods area with quaker i like that. and also is very profitable. about 3% dividend yield. really like pepsico. lockheed martin, like that because it is focused on the defense industry and cyber security it has a strong profitability on it, 32%. i like that. also as you go into the slowing of the economy, companies less likely able to add employees they're looking for companies that can outsource and could consulting work. those are the adds i made. >> as i said, see you in overtime and at the stock exchange we're taking a quick break jon has unusual activity, shannon has some moves to go through as well. we do that next. >>> all june we celebrate pride month. scott stern, cnbc video producer >> lbgtq community have made incredible strides in my lifetime but appear to be facing critical challenges. no

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previously, the first place in terms of revenue was occupied by the american pepsi, its position worsenedsell on the russian in the carbonated drinks market, the company also produces dairy products, chips and other food products, according to the results of the year, pepsico's revenue exceeded 252 billion rubles. according to the kommersant publication, the fq and rusagro holdings are now claiming leadership in the industry. the network of shell filling stations in russia bought by lukoil will be developed under the finnish brand. tibul has been owned by lukoil since 2005; the company has already begun rebranding. new types of fuel will appear there, as well as more than 400 filling stations will be transferred under the t boyle brand. stations it was the news of the economy briefly.

pepsi at 25 times earnings because of frito-lay which has doritos and chinos and kellogg is over here saying 17 times earnings but we have pop tarts and cheese it. jack: levinsohn is chewing cinnamon toast crunch. it is a big deal. ben: the same thing applies. jack: it is going to make a new snack global company yet to be named. i like pringle tarts international but it is not gaining momentum. the stock hasn't moved. five years ago, there was project care where they consolidated and it is like a project reverse k where it could raise costs. i spoke to brian about which food stocks are good defensive buys. craft hines was a disastrous merger but they recently got rid of the cheese. no one keeps the cheese, things are looking up, one more pic, a french frymaker, campbell soup and mccormick, spicemakers way up, if you buy less we need less spice. jack: there is no connection between project k and special k. i need to get to carlton to find out what is going on with the value stock index. they are suddenly cheap value stocks. >> apparently according to russell which reengineered the inde

pepsi a big bounce back for the warriors, they blew out the celtics. game two of the nba finals at the chase center, a standing ovation for peyton the second, when he entered the second quarter, and steph curry cashing in. warriors were up 1-1. jason tatum struggled. he finished with 28 points. there was under a minute to go in the first half, green is called for the foul. green and brown exchange words and shoving. warriors were up by two at the break. the warriors start strong. curry from behind, he had 14 of his game-high 29 points in the third quarter. with time winding down, jordan pool near half court. he drinks it. the warriors were up 23 after three. there would be no comeback for the celtics this time. the warriors beat boston 107-88. >> we knew that we had to come with a much better focus. we had to come with a sense of aggression. right from the beginning, green played a huge role. >> everyone has to bring the right intensity, and printed that. >> i wanted to be more aggressive on that side. i think i did a good job with that. it is a full t

or, "how about pepsi with rat poison in it?"can't figure this out i mean, i studied logic in high school, and thought i was good at it, but i guess, like you, i'm rusty. [ laughter ] please, help me understand [ laughter ] please, help me understand why you would vote for trump again after what he put you and your family through i feel like i'm going crazy. in fact, this might not be a "what the hell?" this might be a "i feel like i'm going crazy. ♪ i mean, are you one of those grouchy old guys who can't admit they made a mistake? i'll bet that's it you're that dad who puts together a piece of ikea furniture without looking at the instructions and insists you got it right "damn it, this is what it's supposed to look like! [ laughter ] "now put your damn coffee on it!" [ laughter ] and bowers isn't the only one. remember brad raffensperger, the guy in georgia who trump pressured to find extra votes for him? he was on the other end of this infamous phone call. >> i just want to find, uh, 11,780 votes >> seth: "votes. [ laughter ]

made of more recycled content so by the time 2030 rolls around t recycle content in a coke bottle, pepsi bottle, water bottle, will be up to 50% which is higher thatten the percentage in the european union and the highest percentage in the world. and that way you can actually feel confident that what you're drinking will actually become recycled. now, our recommendation is don't use to plastic bottle to begin w but if you do, they are committing to 50% recycled content. >> the test thing we can do is vote with our consumer dollars when we're shopping. if you can die something with no packaging and find loose fruits and vegetables, that is the best. find in packaging and glass, metal and pap rer all easily recycled. we don't want plastic. we want less plastic. awe what you we do locally is we have the program to think disposable and work one on one to provide technical assistance to swap out the disposable food service to reusables and we have funding available to support businesses to do that so that is a way to get them off there. and i believe now is the time we will see a lot of the s

said that he drank 30 cans of pepsi a day for 20 years even crazier, another man in the u.k.ad rc cola twice [ light laughter ] if there's any rc cola fans in toledo watching tonight, it's a -- apologies. today was actor jussie smollett's 40th birthday. at least he says it is [ laughter, groaning ] move over, rc cola joke. [ laughter ] and finally, according to new data, the price of a pound of lettuce has increased by more than 11% in a year to give you an idea of what a pound of lettuce looks like, order a big mac. [ laughter ] and that was a monologue, everybody! [ cheers and applause we have got a great show for you tonight. he's a two-time oscar winner who is starring in "elvis," which is out on friday. the one, the only, tom hanks is on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause and she is an oscar-nominated actor who stars in "the umbrella academy" on netflix. the third season begins tomorrow elliot page will be here as well [ cheers and applause and his cookbook, "turkey and the wolf: flavor trippin' in new orleans" is out now. he's going to show me how to make a proper

this is very good, too, for such a historian i smelled pepsi - the historian-harotsky, because he sayst in the soviet union the men won. well, they had no chance to win. in fact, there was very little dairy, first of all, because there was little terror. ugh, find what the terror system was, and they were all the rest. because you know, in the sense of terror, they were scattered disciples of restoration . from the bolsheviks . perhaps according to the schedule of the system, there was a different one, but there was an important reason that one point was missing, maybe it was because they somehow tried to compromise with the suburbs, which no russian movement did in the 19th year, if you are not mistaken you know yours for sure in the summer. they know this year, cherchik, the minister of war of britain, sent a telegram to a unit that is often in moscow from the south, well, by chance, from the city, because you try to polish it with your petliura, because if you are somewhere petlyura , that would be the end of it, you yourself did not destroy it. yes, but no one can. he says petlyura

and he was saying that when he lands and pepsi call, you know, hundreds of people just warm towards the helicopter, trying to get their think and injured on board. trying to get attention trying to get out and get to a better hospital. as much as much as possible. and he was saying that as many as the people who come and see how to get out into the city, the city of guys is there just as many still trapped under the rubble. and obviously this distance was hindered yesterday by the inclement weather and then that also impact, you know, the condition of the people that are being treated. a lot of people may have died just by being stuck under the rubble. other, you know, are facing serious medical conditions because of how long it's taking them to get to a proper hospital. whether that being these or if they have to be transported. so they need helicopters for sure that that's one major issue with helicopters. come and go once every hour or so, but they can only take so many people with them out of time. so the more they are there are because the roads are so difficult to get to. and beca

sponsorship to enable them to promote the many other brands in their portfolio, for example the likes of pepsis country. but a deal could not be reached. ok. so there are _ could not be reached. ok. so there are many _ could not be reached. ok. so there are many brands - could not be reached. ok. so there are many brands still i could not be reached. 0k. soj there are many brands still in there are many brands still in the mix there of course and some of them of which we know extremely well, just to mention if you, slazenger balls, they've been there since 1902, lanson champagne, various others, live up the coffee, they are key sponsors for wimbledon —— lavazza. is this event is one of the key events to be sponsored with if you're looking for that key revenue? it is very attractive for sponsors for a number of reasons. the first is the sort of brand image of wimbledon. that kind of english, tennis in an english country garden makes it unique. and tennis of course is a global sport. that gives it a big cachet for a lot of brands. ironically, even though there are many sponsors, the court itself

hot dogs: better with pepsi. ahh! baby, it's over.difference a day makes ♪ (vo) red lobster's seafood summerfest is fire! turn up for our new! bbq bacon grilled shrimp♪ with your choice of soup or salad and an individual starter all three courses for $18.99! hurry into red lobster. it's lit! sorry i'm late! dude, dude, dude... oh boy. your cousin.from boston. [whiff] [water splashes] is it on the green? [goose squawks] i was just looking for my ball. 19th hole, sam adams summer ale. [goose squawks] (here you go.) (cheers guys!) you're getting thirsty. go.) bold. refreshing. so good. (clears throat) i mean dew. dew. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is an award-winning journalist and msnbc anchor who writes about chasing news at an early age and her pioneering helicopter journalist parents in her new memoir called, "rough draft." please welcome katy tur! ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ >> trevor: welcome back. >> hello. thanks for having me. >> trevor: katy tur, welcome back to the show. >

the room because they attended the talks, but in their methodology was what was not agreed by their pepsi in the 1st place. i and i think that that, that is something that really needs to be prioritized, that there needs to be a methodology that f f c buys into i and therefore can feel comfortable coming to, to the table on. the last thing i would say is, no, as had you said the though the playing field is not even between these, these, these various political players are, you know, the arrests intimidation, the killings, and those do not present the sort of a context and, and, and platform for an equitable and, and good faith dialogue as vocal birth as the the s r s g. as asked for at mo, baraka you, you have been involved in the talks thus far are what has what has been discussed. has anything been agreed on yet and, and to your point earlier, you were talking about the potential for, for elections a does it look to you at this point as though there will be a timeline announced for elections and that they will take place in a transparent fashion actually let me just see some wet before

we both drink diet pepsi!" ( laughter ) the former-- are they sponsors? i don't know. find out. the former president and the former rudy giuliani promised bowers that they would eventually get him proof of this supposed voter fraud they kept talking about, but they never did. then bowers gave this revealing quote from rudy: >> my recollection, he said, "we've got lots of theories. we just don't have the evidence." and i don't know if that was a gaffe, or maybe he didn't think through what he said, but both myself and others in my group, the three in my group and my counsel, both remembered that specifically and afterwards, we kind of laughed about it. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, of course you laugh. rudy's got a great sense of humor! ( as rudy ) "two guys walk into a bar-- hey, that sounds like a great idea!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) "what was i saying? what was i...? ( applause ) the pressure on bowers caued him some real soul searching, and today, he read an emotional journal entry from the time. >> i do not take this current situation in a light manner, a fearfu

coke or pepsi? if you're not a soda drinker then what?legrino sparkling water is to be diet coke and a lot of it than a colleague joey kennedy introduced me to sparkling water one night at dinner five years ago i have not had a diet coke sense. room temperature sparkling water. next what you think is the most important value your parents instilled in you as a child and do you think those are still relevant in today's world? from my dad it is work and what it means to be a good neighbor. i have been working since i was a kid. my dad had me cutting grass for neighbors and he told me not to accept any money. some things you just do because it's the right thing to do. so i was broke but at least maneuvers like me. and my mom self belief and unconditional love. they are the first two lovers in the last to give up and the ones who love us the most between. next, when we you get the daily show on prime time? >> i am thankful for what i have right here on sunday nights. takes about three days of work to prepare for one night of television. five n

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you have pick a pit canon and pepsi vine nika, one to produce food from thin air. at least that's what they promised in their company's promotional film. there is a way to turn fields back to grossman's postures back to forest deserts, to food phones without sacrificing of freedom with choice, as consumers. by harvesting seo tool and combining it with built meetings, we are creating natural protein out in front of the robust food production is responsible for 25 to 30 per cent of greenhouse gases. last us, the rest comes from energy systems or which there are technologies to make them emission free for food production. there is no such thing liada or my ala turning air into food to might sound like alchemy. but the found to show how the miracle wax in their pilot plant, the key to success is once again, micro organisms. the met him office in guest gear. so on that me for the heart of our process, our microbes that we're sound in nature and classified as safe as little the microbes are then grown in the bio reactor because similar to a fermentation tank used in beer

pepsi said the changes been in the works for years and isn't related to the current environment but the it is more expensive. it is important to deck out i reached out to the companies mentioned in this report if and when we get a response we will keep you updated. neil: if they start doing what they did with cheese, this will be war. thank you very much for all of that. i guess we weren't imagining what is going on. we will see a lot more of it but only so much you can do shrinking package sizes and all the rest. the inflationary threat. >> it is rampant, they know consumers tapped out. it doesn't surprise me you will see smaller candy bars and smaller everything when you buy produce or product off the shelf. you have less of it. neil: wondering whether consumers skip out on food, i am just wondering where and how it goes on. we've seen a lot of consumers do that with pricing cuts. because they are becoming vegetarians that is crazy but i digress. what do you see in the months ahead. >> probably more, the bracket from walmart. the products inside, the target missed and walmart missed o

pepsi, dollar tree, williams-sonoma, all bullish on demand.ou also saw some pockets of the corporate sector facing weakness. i think this mixed bag in terms of earnings is going to continue and we are going to continue to see companies facing supply shortages that are going to take a meaningful downturn in demand intentionally as we continue throughout this year. haidi: rocky -- broad creek managing director alifia doriwala joining us from washington. you can get a roundup of the stories you need to get your day going on your addition of daybreak at dayb . this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: here's a quick check of the latest headlines. state street dropped the most in two months after they said they were looking to acquire credit suisse. their receipts declined by 1% wednesday. a swiss block reported that state street could make a good for credit suisse, citing a single person. state street said it is focused on its pending deal with brown brothers. credit suisse is said to be weighing a fresh round of job cuts, part of a renewed push to slash cu

do you think pepsi is going to build a bottling factory in guatemala? i will believe when i see it. meant at the dead of night. it is actually 4:00 a.m. did she get out of the right time? great timing. they may have to stop flying all these illegals into the country because if you look at the latest polls, i know dana has, mexicans and mexican americans are voting for republicans that are -- favorability over democrats is like plus two plus four. once they find out how they are going to vote, they may actually build the wall. the united nations is getting involved. i don't know if you saw prime time. they are giving these people cash cards and setting therapists to the caravan where the ladies illegals down on a couch -- late these illegals down on a couch and they help them remember that they were assaulted or they were bullied and then when they see the border patrol agent, they say, i was bullied and this is why i'm seeking asylum and then they get let in. apparently it works. it is easy and humiliating that biden is being stopped by mexico. trump was supposed to be the worst pre

big lineup next week from the cnbc and aspen ideas festival we will hear from ceos of google, intel, pepsi more a big week tune in to cnbc to catch the sitdowns aspen ideas festival play john denver >>> time for a special friday rbi. this is not only random, but interesting, but it is a big deal for europe and its people and global economy. natural gas prices are surging again because of reduced flows from russia and primarily in germany. it is still flowing in europe, just less of it. germany declaring another step in the energy emergency. here is the chart for the dutch natural gas. spot gas above 130 per megawatt hour that equates $39 u.s. per unit we are paying under $7 in america. europe's cost on the spot market is five times higher than us let's put it a different way one year ago, same contract traded at 22 prices have gone up 500% in 12 months it is not just putin's insane war. that is part of it you can see the prices are about this high going all the way back in september that second bump or first bump on the screen on the right this is a result of years of policy decisions whic

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i still remember the wedgie he gave me after i replaced his diet coke with pepsi.'ve never been lifted that high in my life. so happy. fact is they created a show trial but forgot to bring the show appear now their honesty is on trial, to which i say lock 'em up. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. she's so patriotic mount rushmore takes field trips to see her every summer. south dakota governor and author of the new book not my first rodeo, kristi noem! she talks so fast she makes sign language interpreters call in sick. outnumbered cohost emily compagno! [cheers and applause] >> greg: his jokes have him laughing all the way to the bank, the food bank. actor writer and comedian jamie lissow! [cheers and applause] push pushing >> greg: and she brings out the best in people when they report her to law enforcement. fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause]. >> greg:. >> greg: congratulations on your great new book governor noem. i love the fact that surprise, you have an american flag on it. >> gov. noem: i know shocker right?

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rudy's pushback was his drink was a diet pepsi. but it's clear there's some self-medication problems going on, at least according to people who are witnesses who knew him over the course of his career. these people liked and admired him enough to work for him at one time. >> i think it's hard for somebody who is as loyal as john avila was for so long to have to give such an honest and unvarnished commentary. >> do you think there's something going on? >> rudy giuliani, who i worked for, said to be locked into partisan politics doesn't permit you to think clearly. >> that was very eloquent. >> there you go. >> very diplomatic of you. thank you both. 2006, huh? >> how about that. >> we'll have to talk about that. >>> the january 6th committee now set to hold its next hearing on thursday. we'll focus on the former vice president mike pence. but he wasn't asked to testify. we'll find out why when congressman adam schiff a member of the committee, joins me. there he is. he's next right after the break. ♪ ♪ make way for the first-ever ch

> so, we're a bottom up manager but we were finding opportunity os in the consumer staples we took pepsi earlier in the year. sold general mills, kelloggs recently and we're redeploying that money into things that have been beaten up air product and starbucks. technology has been beaten down. woe think there's pretty good places to put money there. meta we think is going to be a good place to be cisco very good place to be. there's select health care that have done poorly drug stocks have done well but companies like med tronnic or zimmer have done poorly there are very good valuations prospects over the next six to 12 months for the business and if you can get both favorable, we think that's a good place toby we would not chase the first-half winners >> you sound confident about selling a company like general mills. why should people taking that as a sign that staples will keep working, why do you think they're misinterpreting that >> you don't want to look at what has happened. the reason we like staples is we thought they would do well during a difficult environment we thought they wo

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