two years after its ultra limited rollout, pepsi is actually making pepsi maple sirup available nationwide, but only at ihops. it's described as the perfect blend of maple sirup, with a crisp, refreshing caramel notes of pepsi, a little fizz we'll see well, and heinz has the perfect thing to go with it. >> smoky bacon flavored ketchup. so far, though, it's only available in iceland and soon in britain. iceland of all places. life, ketchup. >> and finally, the easiest way ever to entertain both the kid and the dog. >> ohio's maggie wilson was recording when she started blowing bubbles. the dog went nuts and her son gus thought it was hilarious. >> maggie says, quote, this house runs on bubbles and belly laughs. >> i love bubbles, you know? do your your favorites are in one place. let's take a roll call. bb-8? —[beeps] —belle? —hello. —bluey? —hello. —chewie? —[speaking shyriiwook] —stewie? —waaa. just how big is this hulu on disney+ class? hulu on disney+, available with disney bundle. deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. [applause] today, the one and only bryan cranston. plus, from neve

loss of four million dollars of pepsi company in oman due to supporting the zionist regime. the official representative of pepsi -cola company in oman announced about 1 million 500 million omani rials, equivalent to about 4 million dollars damaged. according to omani media, this damage is after the embargo. the goods and services of companies supporting the zionist regime, including pepsi-cola , have been imported into this company. with the continuation of the zionist regime's crimes in gaza, requests for boycotting the goods of this regime and its supporters have increased worldwide. mcdonald's, kfc, burger king and coca-cola companies are also among the companies that reported a decrease in their sales due to these sanctions. well, what happened to you, we are going to receive the call to prayer at noon , tehran time. i will come back in the name of god. light, in the name of god, light on light, in the name of god, light on light, in the name of god, light of a slave, in the name of god, who is the master of affairs, in the name of god, who created light, i am light, pra

and lockheed martin and pepsi and many others. tesla reports after the bell today as the company faces pressure with the store hovering at the lowest level. year to date, down 40%. we will have more on tesla coming up. >>> we are checking the bond market as investors watch for several reports this week, including the fed preferred inflation gauge pce. we are looking at yields ahead of that at 4.63 for the ten-year yield. still trading at the highest level of the year. the two-year yield touched 5% yesterday. it is just under that as we are looking at it right now. we are watching the oil market as tension in the middle east are easing. look at oil right now. we are seeing oiling moving higher up .50% for wti and brent crude. wti trading at $82.25. brent crude is over .50% trading at $87.50 a barrel. we will have a report with steve sedgwick at the world energy congress coming up. >>> this is our latest look at dp gold as geopolitical concerns are easing. it fell 2% yesterday. we will continue to see gold pull back a bit. trading c

and ihop teaming back up to bring back a pancake pepsi cola it was first introduced in march of 2022ime flavor will be made available starting today. this is at participating ihop restaurants nationwide now. last time it was only available through a social media giveaway. the creation is described as a perfect blend of maple sirup, flavored indulgence, with the crisp, refreshing caramel notes of pepsi. it is also available as a float with vanilla ice cream. >> i am hoping that those pancakes are carbonated now in this ktvu idea of the day, we asked image generator midjourney imagine the easter bunny sipping on that ncakflavored pepsi. and here's what it came up with a partnership with ihop. indeed, you can see there are very cute . looks a little bit the season that likes, which haven't been seen for more than 120 years. >> that's right. cicada season comes around every 13 to 17 years. but this summer, an unusual double dose is about to hit. fox's danamarie mcnicholl in miami tells us just how many of those cicadas we could see this year. >> it's like an entire alien species living u

obviously, many of these branded goods , such as coca-cola, nesle, and pepsi-cola, are non-governmentalcompanies. the government can easily cut off its economic relationship with them and take away the same goods, which i have heard many times. they say that all workers will be unemployed, i don't know. you can find many of these companies , they are well-known brands, the brands that, for example , are now producing coca-cola, are now being produced by others. produce it, we are not at all saying to shut them down, we are coming, we are saying to cut off the economic relationship with them, don't use their brand annually and the percentage they give annual profit for the brand, they give patents , they are under license, this kind of supervision is done and almost the officials who come here they arrive here. they are wrong and not doing their duty means that this is no longer something that we are tied to, supporting the resistance, this is something that is not private at all, it is really strange, or non-government public companies. i think that zara made a lot of noise he had insul

representative of pepsi-cola company in oman , announced that about one million and 500 million omani rials, equivalent to about 4 million dollars, were damaged , according to the omani media, this damage was caused by the popular boycott of the goods and services of companies supporting the zionist regime, including pepsicola. imported company with the continuation of the zionist regime's crimes in gaza , requests to boycott the goods of this regime and its supporters have increased all over the world. mcdonald's, kfc, burger king and coca-cola are also among the companies that reported a decrease in their sales due to these sanctions. the fiery blue book was published. this book, which is a story about the companionship of humafran and the army air force with imam khomeini, may god's mercy be upon him, and the islamic revolution, is a work of shahid kazemi publications. a few days have passed since imam khomeini's presence in iran and his stay in the alevi school, and different people and groups go to visit him. the story of one of these meetings is in this photo. a photo taken by t

you may invest in pepsi but not know that pepsi is about to buy soda stream, an israeli company as theyn 2017. if an endowment manager wanted to complete divest from israel, that would mean once the deal is closed, divesting from pepsi altogether and there are not in it -- they are not index funds that have the ability to move quickly and that complete knowledge of how deeply tied companies are to the israeli case. while it is theoretically possible and while we have seen divestment from fossil fuels, what we have seen divestment from private prisons and we certainly sell divestment from south africa during apartheid, it is not functionally possible. >> does divestment bring about the kinds of changes these demonstrators are calling for? what does the data actually show? >> the jury is a little bit out but what we do know is divestment works in some cases and not in others in terms of affecting the economy of the place you're trying to divest from. really what divestment does and protests for divestment do is put political pressure on those that are the target of those divestments. we a

. >> why are some consumer product companies or consumer oriented companies, nike, ulta, pepsi, why re they struggling with organic growth while others are doing well? what is the difference or the distinction? >> a backlash against those companies that raised prices aggressively over the last couple of years. constellation brands is a great example, much more muted in raising prices and some 8% depression growth versus procter & gamble or pepsi, flat. the repercussions of the price increases over the last couple of years is coming home to roost. >> consumers are increasingly looking for good value and where they see that value eroding, they are not buying? >> there is a pocketbook issue around affordability. when you have to make those hard decisions, now is the time. a couple years ago, when you had pent-up savings, that was not as big of an issue. >> how are you playing ai these days? >> the hardware side is what everybody's chasing. there is the next stop on the train, who will be the beneficiaries of using ai in their business? we own a company, i think it plays in a couple of way

they reached a deal to return pepsi products to the stores in france.otiations in other countries are ongoing. carrfour will no long carry pr products because of prices. both sides say this is in the best interest of shoppers. carrefour's ceo held the bottle of pepsi on the twitter post. >>> co >>> consumer ming up, we will t about the nelson peltz and bob iger proxy battle. we will talk to barry diller coming up at 8:00. >>> as we head to break, here is a look at the s&p 500 winners and losers. >> announcer: executive edge is sponsored by at&t business. next level moments need the next level network. [due at target in 5!] copy that. make a hard left down the alley. network's got you covered. [please confirm requesting back-up.] -changing route. -go. roadblock ahead. ...back up, back up... reverse! reverse! next level moments, we're 30 seconds out. need the next level network. [north corridor, hurry!] -coming through! -or 3, let's go. the network more businesses choose. transplant received. at&t business. are you keeping as much of your investment gains

one is nestle and one is pepsi.ve they will pass along the inflation when it comes to commodities to consumers? isn't the consumer already pretty stretched? >> i do. i think the thing with pepsi and nestle, they are innovative companies. they are both really out of favor. if you look at where they are historically with multiples and products, that's what we like. these are companies with diverse product lines. i look the solid bound growing balance sheets. if you get the 3% dividend yield, i'll take that with re-rating. >> a couple of your picks under valued. johnson & johnson and raytheon. sarat, thank you. >>> a couple of things to look at before we let you go. the dow will open more than 120 points lower right now. right now, we are at session lows. s&p and nasdaq in the red. that's going to do it for us. "squawk box" coming up next. a big interview with andy jassy at 8:30. have a good day. ever worry your whole life is spent on golf? nah. sinking putts? the only thing sinking is my savings... there's the kid's b

i don't want a price war between coke and pepsi. nobody wins. >> organic up almost 3, even with volume down .5. they made up some on price. >> it was a good quarter. it's almost like people said, you know what, i'm not going to let this thing go to 170. there's a lot of stuff like that where i'm seeing stocks where people said wait a second, enough is enough. we had that with procter & gamble. we had it with american express, 212. enough is enough. >> top of the show, enough is enough. >> you and my wife don't understand. >> your point is there are hands out to catch the baby. >> that's good, too. moses. little passover stuff. >> i think we should write a show right here. >> it's a show about nothing. >> lands out to catch a baby. brown shoots is my other thing. >> last week that was good. >> and apple, belt and road. >> and then my belt broke. jason likes my stuff. >> you've got good stuff. your material is getting better. did have anthropic? >> no, you didn't. they did it right up there, too. >> and what was i doing? brushing my t

it expects to return to volume and revenue growth pepsi reported to double beat, look at the stock upso down three quarters of 1% in general motors, jetblue, lockheed martin coming out this morning ahead of the opening bell and we will have all of those mornings, then tesla the big kahuna we will preview tesla which is reporting earnings after the close, more big tech coming on meta, google, microsoft out this week that will likely set the tone for attack and the broader market. joining me lp financial chief strategist quincy krosby, great to see you. what are your expectation for first-quarter earnings. >> the expectation that should be solid, the question where will the growth come from. if we see any deterioration in the guidance from big tech that's going to be difficult because they represent a big portion of the s&p 500 needless to say and nasdaq. however, if they tend to get poor guidance as we saw with previous reports the question will be what takes the leadership in if the market pulls back new leadership can come back and replace it the question will that happen. a lot is ri

i was watching a documentary like where's my my free plane from pepsi or whatever it was and he showsas the shady lawyers running the kids life trying to convince him to blackmail pepsi so i would you let this dude on the airways he's a conman. he failed and here's the deal. trump just saying the word gets you on tv and makes a little money and people forget who you are. so he's going to try, this is an alabama, you don't need to be an expert or pass the bar to take a guess in new york or alabama which state will favor trump more. i asked my 9-year-old. alabama or new york for trump. she will be on special report tomorrow at 6. okay characters is a good point. i feel like there might be a likely, unlikely body friendship developing now that trump has thanked him. could they do a show together at some point? >> the show would be on msnbc more than triple or viewership. msnbc want to pick up on tyrus' point. the best legal analyst you can get is a lawyer who ended up behind bars. right now anything about this that's pretty big slap in the face to ronna mcdaniel. we had our differences b

>> joey: absolutely. >> lawrence: eat the pancakes with maple. >> joey: the problem it's pepsi it gota. >> lawrence: i don't like endorsements unless anybody pays me. >> joey: nobody pays me or want to pay me so i can just talk about. i do like all the things on the commercial break though. okay. all right. crime but no punishment, new report saying the migrants behind the stampede at the border will be back on the street. after an el paso judge ordered their release. that's ahead. ♪ (♪) i've got to go. ok. bye. mom! (♪) -thanks mom. -yeah. (♪) (♪) you were made to dream about it for years. we were made to help you book it in minutes. >> lawrence: it's 8:00 a.m., monday, april 1, i know this is april fool's, but i promise, this is "fox and friends." the migrants

. - pepsi is in damage control after being accused of exploiting racial protests to sell soda. - maybe saying, this person's racist. if that counts as cancel culture, that's good. those are good things. - even martin luther king jr's daughter bernice sarcastically tweeted, if only her father had known about the power of pepsi. ♪ ♪♪ - before, if you were a person of color or a woman and you heard something and you responded, one, it won't be taken very well. and two, you might lose your job. you might be attacked. you might be lynched. - the powerless do need a voice. but who makes the decision of whose voice that is? - if you're using free speech to try to prevent someone else from speaking-- - shh. - i don't believe you can really say you support free speech. - you can still say whatever you want. you can get called out for it and there can be some fairly frightening overreaction that could lead to compromising your ability to get work. no one's saying you can't say it, but you better make sure you're up for the ride. - and as george carlin famously said, i like to find out where the

know there's continue the visual difficult during most months and then you like mostly splitting the pepsi available and i'll talk with you only can use some of the grades, but i give a full name of silver speaking 1st operability issues purpose here uh will switch to store string is new or not most of your them on the when you molly, come on the desk was the ower. let me, can you come when can you guys and you, me a little send me some our list these from the mission for school clean. it doesn't live near will it those to split you up for lots of things. you just know a pro which, which so with, with the the a hi, i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do you have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called s

is the shady lawyer ruining the kid's life trying convince them to blackmail pepsi?p. why would you let this dudee on on the airwaves? he's a con man. he failed there. so he's thinking, hey, if maybe because here's the dea d here'sl. trump just saying the word getsn you on tv.le yeah, a little bit of money, and people forget who you are.oo uhe's going to try to.in oh, well, this was in alabama. you didn't need to be an, th exr or pass the bar to take a guess in new york or alabama which state is going to favor trump more. d my 9-yold.i could ask my nineo georgia, alabama or new york forr trum trump.or she'll be on special report tomorrow at six green bay. >> okay. tyrus raises a good point here. i feel like there might be a likely an unlikely friendship developing now that trump has thanked him. so could now that trum they do w together at some point? >> well, you know, this is the show would be on msnbc, actually more than triple their viewershiptriple. o >> i mean, this is if you're msnbc, i just want to pick up on tara's this point. think about it. c the best lega

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the explosion nearby, i let go so much that he almost fell asleep, they say, brother, you'll have a pepsi cola fanta, pete laughs, he tells him he would be 50 g. the garage near the house that peter rents, in one of the villages in donbas, is littered with first- aid kits and evacuation equipment. were sewn by a group of stanford volunteers, each signed, these were created by yvette fionn of stanford in england. a whole group of teenagers got together and sewed 40 of these. we give them all away, we are waiting for more. when peter is not going on combat evacuations, he is busy working at the project konstantin charity fund, where there is co-founder initially, the foundation was conceived for the organization of civilian humanitarian aid and the rescue of civilians in gray areas, but then we refocused on medicine and medical care for soldiers. fouche is not going to return to london, since the beginning of 2024, peter has taken an oath to the armed forces of ukraine and now serves as a combat medic in one of the ukrainian brigades. in his free time, he trains with weapons at the training

of the upper lars and so on, i’m 30 years old, i was raised on mtv, my whole adult life i was told pepsiy ear, do n’t take everything from life, don’t take it, give something else... something, yes, give something, share, this is a very correct message, very correct, you know, when a child is not given a whole piece of candy. about half, so that he clearly understands how much more correct it is. even more correct, if you live in a large family, then this is the question, and a priori you will have, but not just now they said such important words about iran, yes, that a whole generation has grown up, maybe even already more than one generation, during these 40 years of sanctions, even those who are truly loyal in their country to the point that they are capable of self-sacrifice, well, they said about the same thing. at one time about hussein’s guard, yes, when the americans invaded, and that this army of 500,000, it would show the americans who is who, and then it disappeared somewhere, right. unexpectedly, won’t the same thing happen now if the conflict escalates? it’s difficult for me

the health care sector by cutting out private insurers and increasing state control on asunder and pepsi reports from bobo, tom long lines and growing frustration. it becomes the norm in recent weeks, at many medicine dispenser is in book with the people they've been spending up to 7 hours in line for life saving medicines that are becoming increasingly scarce. i only have anti coagulant medicine and tomorrow i depend on them that a sensor is horrible and fuel the aging. i would also say that unless they will cut out the government of goose double paid through has accused privacy assures known as, as of corruption and siphoning, the available money to clinics. they control since taking office. he has been pushing for a major overhaul of the system that would cut the insurers out, leaving the state as this will administer. but when the bill failed in congress, the government to intervene, taking control of 3 of the main health insurers, columbia public private system, prides itself in providing me are universal coverage and relatively low out of pocket costs. if everybody agrees that its

and finally the smoke will be in people's eyes how come you can't get snap anymore , you can't get pepsinymore, or something like what happened in turkey, because of the same kind of strange surveillance that is put on internet taxis today, if you want to get an internet taxi, the party will accept it. he calls and says that i am coming in a situation where 20,000, for example, what do i know, now there is another lira, for example , give me that many lira separately. he gives me an example in the medical community hit. when the price of the doctor's tariff is fixed, as the famous saying goes, a special doctor takes money from you in his personal account. we want this to happen . if we want it to be in internet taxis, he has to spend the price for the driver. spending the price for the driver with supply and demand is actually fixed. is it possible to return the commission that the internet taxi companies actually give as an incentive , otherwise there will be all kinds of lack of transparency and now you have to pay me more. it is dynamic and the companies actually do not manipulate the

pepsi crossing the tape. we'll dig into the numbers. >> tesla is on deck.ow. investors are bracing for what could be the company's

p&g, pepsi. some things that we will learn as well. >> we were below 5000 last week. is a 5% pullback turning into 10% pullback. once again, the bears were left wondering, is that it? 5%? >> obviously, it is possible. i don't think so in the near term. not in the near term. i think it is encouraging viewing the technicals. rsi was around 30 for the nasdaq. and the s&p 500. what you had mentioned earlier, it was quiet. gold came down to 3% yesterday. this is a humongous week. we need to hear ongoing growth stories that we have already heard through earnings season. i think we could get a catalyst from what microsoft says, what google says and the like. >> we are 4% off the high for the s&p. goldman to say is that the market is still vulnerable. berkeley urges investors to fade any bounds and position for higher yields. it is the higher for longer that we were wondering when it was going to hit. maybe it started it last week. the market is trying to make some kind of statement over the last week perhaps. >> the march to 5% is interrupted by the moment. those comments, v

comfort, self-sacrifice, this nation is a consumer. raised on mtv, i was told my entire adult life, pepsies, well, it’s in my ear, don’t take everything from life, don’t take it, give something else , yes, give something, this is a very correct message, very correct, you know, when a child is given not a whole candy, but half, so that he... understands how much more correct it is, even more correct, if you, then , you live in a large family, so here’s the question, and there a priori, you will have an incomplete one, you just said such important words about iran, yes, that a whole generation has grown up, maybe even more than one generation during these 40 years of sanctions, at least even those who are truly devoted to their country so much that they are capable self-sacrifice, but about the same thing was said at one time about... brought up in the ideals of the revolution, the islamic revolution of the seventy-ninth year, they will fight back, an ideological fight, first of all, but how it will actually be, time will tell, i can’t say that everything is so wonderful there and it’s grea

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

the rising tension, between israel in iraq is concerned that iran's largest pepsi has bullets hundredcould increase attack. >> is enough to make these conditions before they go into the open confrontations be back amid new presidents really forces under tyler some appetizers severance were sending it and is really strikes overnight united states continues to her behind the scenes, to de-escalate tension, on the northern border and were also tracking new developments at westbank with israeli military wrapped up rated in the city of hope road support for making 14 people killed according to the palestinian red crescent and the region is in the middle and unpredictable chapter with a real possibility the situation unraveling into a more broad regional war. >> thank you trÈs. no joy want to start with this statement, from the idea book if we can pull that up and okay, his as this, response possible sanctions, divorce regarding sanctions against the battalion are not currently known to the idea and should such a decision be made on this matter is consequences will be reviewed the idea of r

different with what is going on with pepsi and weakness specifically in north america. emily: more are facing higher inflation and probably turning to other alternatives. you look at the north american food and drinks division, they sold fewer goods by volume compared with a year earlier. drink volumes were down 5% in the region. the eps and revenue beat estimates put feels like shareholders are more focused on the volume decline. they had a recall for quicker food spec in january. i was not aware of this and i do eat a lot of oatmeal. cereal bars and snacks, a risk of salmonella and seeing quaker oats revenue fell 24% in the quarter after the recall. katie: a great round up. coming up on this program, tough times for tesla. we will explore what investors will be watching after the ev maker reports after the bell. this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: tesla investors on edge ahead of this afternoon's earnings call because shares of the ev giant have plummeted over 40% this year and are in the midst of the longest drought since late 2022. joining us for more is ed ludlow. let's st

>> that's a very interesting question if you are talking about things like pepsi cans or fritos, or chips. i expect consumers pushing back because they are reaching their limit, they've had it with what it's doing to their wallets. if you talk about tech, missiles, or healthcare, those things are relatively margin indifferent. that makes those things priced insensitive, even though the consumers wind up paying more. >> thank you very much, keith fitzgerald. >> i think leslie raised a profound economic theory which is that prices can't go up if you cannot raise prices. we may be at the tail end of the ability of companies to pass along those prices, i would watch profit margins, that's really what leslie is getting at. profit margins have remained relatively robust in the post-pandemic period and there is room for them to come down, companies remain profitable still but not necessarily for prophets to rise as much for the cost of pennies to begin to try to cut back and impair costs in order to keep margins up, companies will always try to defend profit margins before they end up reducing t

mobilization, upper lars and so on, i’m 30 years old, i was raised on mtv, i was told all my adult life, pepsierything from life, don’t take, give something else, yes, give something, share, this is a very correct message, very correct, you know, when a child is given not a whole piece of candy, but half, so that he clearly understands how much more correct it is , even more correctly, if you live in a large family, so here’s the question, and a priori you will have an incomplete family, you just said such important words about iran, yes, that a whole generation has grown up, maybe not even one generation over these. 40 years of sanctions, at least even those that really they are so devoted to their country that they are capable of self-sacrifice, but they said about the same thing at one time about hussein’s guard, yes, when the americans invaded, and that this army of 5000, it will show the americans who is who, and then where will they go? then dissolved, so unexpectedly, wo n’t the same thing happen now if the conflict escalates, it’s difficult for me to answer this question, god knows, i

nvidia, microsoft, apple, and pepsi. >> oh, let me go to work on that. >> first of all, you need to know that i have my nvidia hat on and she said take that hat off. all that stock does is go down. i am not kidding. take this hat off. a loser start because it went down for like 10 days. nvidia, the finest tech company of the year. microsoft which is a could say that. pepsico, obviously beverage, but also frito-lay's. don't forget that. and uber. i was just in a uber last night. we have got three of the same. i have to do some work. so what we are going to do is get rid of microsoft. microsoft is really great. we are going to sub out with louis. why? even though louis has moved out, they have not spoken forget nearly enough. then i don't know. look, i am going to violate all my roles because i have the two stocks that i believe should be owned and not traded. i cannot go against it. it is the only two stocks that trump my diversification. there is nothing i can do. oh, do we have another contestant? sure enough, we have betsy from california. betsy? >> hey, jim. my four stocks are ford, g

of the folks from the democratic party for a diet coke and after a long delay, they gave me a diet pepsi. [laughter] i know, i know. "death of democracy." but i have my limits. there was also a fun moment when i asked president obama why i'm allowed to call his wife michelle but i can't call him barack. he said, and i quote, "your wife can." [laughter] a lot of people enjoyed that joke. for instance, my wife. yesterday was easter, as i was saying. and joe biden had a lovely message, posting, "jill and i send our warmest wishes to christians around the world celebrating easter sunday. easter reminds us of the power of hope and the promise of christ's resurrection." classic. donald trump also had a beautiful easter message. april fool's! almost couldn't get that one out. he posted this all-caps screed. "happy easter to all, including crooked and corrupt prosecutors and judges that are doing everything possible to interfere with the presidential election of 2024 and put me in prison, including those many people that i completely and totally despise." [cheering] and also with you. and with y

bagels, chips, coke, caprice on, twinkies, muffin, snickers, crackers, pancakes, yogurt, pizza, pasta, pepsi war against the toxic foods that have silently infiltrated our diets. the choice is yours. >> jesse: grace price is the creator of cancer, a foodborne illness. are you claiming that high levels of sugar and heavily processed junk food actually leads to possible cancer? >> jesse, i can tell you one thing for sure, which is time to call big food out on their sweet lies. we are seeing cancer in huge amounts now and young adults and people who are my age. and as a teen myself i'm not surprised because sugar is the new cigarette for cancer when it comes to my generation. we are the ones buying frap at chino's, snacking on cereals and eating sugar all day and then told to take a quick fix, it is so wrong. coca-cola funds millions to national health organizations like the american cancer society to try to convince us that their high fructose corn syrup filled foods aren't going to make us sick. we know that is not true and we also know that cancer cells have a massive appetite for sugar. so

eden, sofi, axp, pepsi.e'll see if these gains can hold throughout the day given some of the concerns jim has outlined so far. we're back in a moment. [alarm beeping] amelia, turn off alarm. amelia, weather. 70 degrees and sunny today. amelia, unlock the door. i'm afraid i can't do that, jen. why not? did you forget something? my protein shake. the future isn't scary, not investing in it is. you're so dramatic amelia. bye jen. 100 innovative companies, one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges expenses and more prospectus at invesco.com. [ragtime piano plays] the adversaries are back! [gasps] ugh. sheriff, i got this. protecting your business from cyber attacks can be unrelenting. today's adversaries move fast. crowdstrike moves faster. crowdstrike. we stop breaches. >>> i was supporting the interests of the company, not my personal interests, and defending what the company and the board was doing as opposed to defending myself against criticism from ne

. >>> coming up, a trio of fast movers for you tonight we'll dig into the numbers from pepsi, pulte,eta reporting earnings tomorrow after the bell we'll dive into the options pits to find out what they're expecting. that's right after this. >>> welcome back to "fast money. let's jump back in on tesla. the stock is higher than we were before, by more than 9% as this conference call continues. gene munster is with us again to dig into the details gene, tell us what you've been hearing. >> elon started the call by saying the timing, to giving more context on the timing of this next generation vehicle, still unclear if it is -- has a steering wheel or a robo-taxi, but he said expect it early in 2025, or potentially late this year i think late this year, the probability of that is slim to none, but that did cause shares to move from being up about 8% to up about 9.5%, so, the market liked that quick context, again, there was talk a few weeks ago that this whole initiative was going to be paused, and now they're talking about this being accelerated, and so, i think that has been the pivota

any more of a failure is if every time you open an account you got a free zune, a bottle of crystal pepsird, a motorola flip phone that came preloaded with a myspace account, and a round trip next to the door on alaska airlines. [ laughter ] so just to recap, not only is truth social a tiny business that generated only $3 million in revenue while losing $49 million, it's also shrinking, with unique visitors down 20% and active users down 51%. its revenues are so small, and this is true, it actually qualifies for the federal government's definition of a small business, which has revenue ranging from 1 million to over 40 million. by comparison here's how much money squatty potty, the plastic step stool you put your feet on while you go to the bathroom, made after it went on "shark tank." >> squatty potty's partnered with more than 20 major retailers. we're also in 20 countries all over the world. we've now done $175 million in sales since "shark tank." >> seth: 175 million! for something that helps you [ bleep ], compared to truth social, which i guarantee is something trump does while he [

. >> when you look at what's happening with glycated readers found that she does cover the pepsi-cola, they're buying less volume albeit a slightly higher prices so that's why the revenues are of little bit. but consumers are trading down right no and we've talked about this before , charles, whereby the target shopper becomes a walmart shopper. but specifically inside the stores nurse at trade down effect happening too and rather than getting that bag of doritos, consumers are now making decisions to maybe get private label kroger brand natural chips, right? for their trading down there as well. >> charles: you know, i think with a really problematic issue here is commodity prices are going through the roof, you know, something regular folks look at all the time but -- regular food prices are through the roof and the makers of the stuff have to pass similar on and so when you hear biden of course is blaming food companies for the fact that lesson there are some problems -- structural problems that are making this happen. >> coke is up 10160% year today. that's crazy and i seem to --

i mentioned pepsi, so i want to start there.llenge, some demand challenges there. is that what you're seeing with your consumer? >> no. we've been growing. growth last year was mostly driven by volume as opposed to price. we did take some price over the last couple of years because of innation -- kelly: so you're seeing increased volume? wow, okay. >> more than price. we actually feel that everybody else in beverage has raised prices so much, it's put us in a really nice position where we're no longer the most expensive thing in the beverage aisle, and we're in a great place to start to really build this category and see coconut water become a staple. kelly: right. and what about costs? we are seeing other beverage providers really struggle with transportation, commodity prices. i know coconuts are increasing in price, so what are you seeing there? are you getting squeezed? >> no. because we, you know, coconut water historically was a by-product of the industry, so we feel we're in a really good position. we're helping to upcycl

trump's nbc show, the apprentice, when they botched several challenges, including a redesign of the pepsi bottle, who came up with the overall concept of the can i said, we did that conversation andy, you're fired. >> west. we'll fireball litinsky and moss had previously filed a lawsuit of their own against trump there are also concerns tonight that if trump gets elected president and still holds onto his ownership of that media company, there would be a serious conflict of interest. he'd be vulnerable to influence peddlers black mailers, and when his government has to actually regulate other social media companies, he's expected to deal with laws and regulations and government policies on social media. >> we'll >> always be asking, did he make those regulatory decisions on social media to protect his own pocketbook >> some analysts say its current turbulent run does not mean it's game over for trump's social media company, but that it will have to grow a lot to compete with its rivals. they point out the truth, social has just the tiny fraction of the monthly users that x and facebook ha

come up with something that's kind of a cola, pepsi cola. >> like rc cola. >> i own cola, you can't callat. do you remember third culture bakery trying to trademark mochi muffins? >> oh yeah. and the debacle over that. this is very similar. i mean, granted, it's nuanced and i understand that you want to protect your business, but momofuku is this big. i mean, conglomerate now. they have so many locations, millions of dollars of products out there. i mean, chili crisp is so i mean, kristen, you know, it's been around for probably thousands of years. i put it in everything. >> but yeah, it feels a little david versus goliath, doesn't it? just because they are so big, so uh- i mean, this kind of thing, is it a trademark thing? >> remember, like lebron james tried to trademark taco tuesday which like come on man. like everybody's been saying that for like decades. you can't just take it as your own. yeah, so spencer just fall in the same category. it's like community property. yeah. >> well, that's the that's the question i was going to ask. is it trademarkable? i mean, it's been around for

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we have our correspondent ascent as on pepsi, who's joining us from the tasso to take us through the charges here in more detail . other sondra as well, we know is that the prosecutor now is the essentially saying in a written statement that there is indeed enough evidence to move forward and that the uh, firmer price you then to the bit would be responsible. he and his lawyers as being width, and they say, sir, uh to change his position on uh the size beds that large size that it would events as with the right wing power military space present to the prosecutors presented this evidence to the supreme court to request things to bring with events and files . now remember that this is a case that has been ongoing for years. that has become extremely political, very polarizing here in a country where would event remains a very divisive for that figure. what do you bet that has my maintain, this is in this sense throughout the case as i had so far avoid that to go to trial, but that has changed to now. so why is this that it took so long for this case to move forward? well, if you ask cr

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trump's nbc show, the apprentice, when they botched several challenges, including a redesign of the pepsi bottle, who came up with the overall concept of this. >> and i said, we did that conversation a fire. wes, you're fired. awesome >> litinsky and moss had previously filed a lawsuit of their own against trump. there are also concerns tonight that if trump gets elected president and still holds onto his ownership of that media company, there would be a serious conflict of interest he'd be vulnerable to influence peddlers, black mailers, and when his government has to actually regulate other social media companies he's expected to deal with laws and regulations and government policies on social media we'll always >> be asking, did he make those regulatory decisions on social media to protect his own pocketbook >> some analysts >> say its current >> turbulent run does >> not mean it's game over >> for trump's social >> media company, >> but that it will have to >> grow a lot >> to compete with its >> rivals. they point out >> the truth, social that's just a tiny fraction of the monthly us