is that the lecture pepsico, tom? -- is that the like with pepsico, tom? tom: this is important for the surveillance team. i mean, there was a period, john, in the 1970's, where you had to choose every morning cuppa cannot or tang. jonathan: this sounds really personal. we can talk something more personal with the federal reserve, chairman waller. i think he could be ready to do an announcement by september. that depends on the next two jobs reports. if they come in stronger than the last one, then i think you have the progress that you need. payrolls friday, this coming friday, is a little bit more important than it would be for the likes of governor brainard. john: the question -- lisa: the question just is, and you have repeated this again and again, what is the market response? if we get a strong jobs number, is that positive or negative her bonds, even the fact that a sooner hike, a sooner taper might crimp growth in the long run? jonathan: no idea is the answer to that. that is a moving target going into payrolls friday. our current meeting estimate,

pepsico is going a lot higher. >> remember when juice was consideredhealthy? it is not.d people have moved on and that is just not what's working. it is also expensive >> yeah. i mean, still not that bad orange juice anyway -- >> it is good sugar. but it is a lot of sugar it is the good kind. >> it is better than hard seltzer. i mean -- fine, moving on. >> i don't know. >>> stocks surging today and -- >> it is debatable. >> it is better for you than that it might be higher calorie, but it is -- it is not got alcohol in it. i guess you could leave it to ferment for a long time and have kind of spiked orange. anyway, let's get to soda stocks pippa stevens has the details. >> not hard seltzer or orange juice, but stocks are shining today and solar edge is leading the way. the stock jumping 16% today for its best day in 15 months after earnings the company beat estimates for the second quarter and gave upbeat guidance. these results are notable because during the first quarter solar edge warned of possible margin erosion dure to supply chain and bottlenecks. now it seems som

look at pepsico.d naked beverages for $3.3 billion when i saw the news i was dumbfounded. tropicana is a story brand, lots of aisle space in the super. perhaps that's why they're keeping a 39% stake in the newly formed enterprise. i was dubious about the deal, but my ears perked up when i spoke to the very smart cfo johnson about the decision he first told me that the tropicana brand had fallen a bit out of style there was a moment when he asked me if i knew anyone who starts the day with a glass of tron can au i said every day, i never miss however, i quickly followed up with the recognition there's a huge amount of sugar in every bottle people don't like sugar in the days and if they have to get one they like it in the form of energy drinks like mountain dew rise, which happens to be my favorite i cannot get enough because it has few calories and the caffeine of two cups of coffee listen, if i do a 4:00 a.m. workout, give me a break pepsi pepsi really knows the secret. lots of companies know how to

thanks to new mortgages and refinancing that happened during the pandemic pepsico is scaling back itsthe company selling controlling stakes in tropicana, naked and other north american juice brands to a french private equity firm called tai partners. the price tag, $3.3 billion. pepsico's ceo says the sales will allow the company to focus on growing its healthier snackse and drink portfolio. and bring the smell of ikea's iconic swedish meat balls into your home with this candle visit ikea's website starting friday, august 22nd for a chance to enter the sweeps stakes and to have your home smell like an ikea meatball. do i want this i don't know >>> on wall street, the dow up 278. s&p up 36. the nasdaq up 80 i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of "the news. one year ago an explosion killed hundreds and wounded thousands at the ports in beirut now a new report about what happened titled "they killed us from the inside. >>> in a push to get more players vaccinated, the nfl trying out a new game plan, but will it get everyone off the bench? >>> and the

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pepsico set to sell tropicana to a private firm pia partners for $3.3 billion to retain a stake in a amid the market decline in fruit drink sales joe, i grew up drinking tropicana orange juice from concentrate. then in the milk jugs of sorts, if you will. i like to have the bits in t. >> i was a non-pulp person >> i don't drink much orange juice because of the sugar >> the calories. sugar for you. calories for me. >> same. same >> you drink a glass of orange juice and you assigned yourself 20 minutes on the treadmill. i don't know if that is enough. >> importantly, i don't give it to my kids we would have the frozen concentrate orange juice, andrew i don't give it to my kids because of the high sugar content. i like it. >> you get the jolt instantaneously. i guess that's sugar do you ever do that 5-hour energy stuff >> no. >> i saw an ad >> i drink decaf coffee. >> i saw that commercial and he is getting ramped up to go fishing. should i do that in the morning? >> i've never done that lots of ice coal fee icoffe in the morning >> the doughnuts. >> and when i first actually -- ten yea

the company going on to twitter to ask for those hacked goods back pepsico teaming up with boston beerey are bringing a new alcohol drink, alcoholic drink to the table 5% by volume is what this new product will register at hard mountain dew is the name. it'll hit the shelves in 2022. back to you. >> gotta do the dew when it comes to that. thank you. >> just the design of the cans were hardcore. >>> coming up here, one of soccer's biggest stars found a new home >>ananhe> d otr big month for lil nas x. his new streaming record like h, odors, and oils. try 9 elements laundry detergent and purifying softener. its vinegar powered clean is like detoxifying your clothes. and it's never made with more than 9 ingredients. try 9 elements. more than a clean, a cleanse. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. don't settle. start your day with secret. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. secret stops odor-causing sweat 3x more. and t

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pepsico and boston beer teaming up to create hard mountain dew pepsi's first alcoholic beverage its rivalin dew expected to hit shelves next year. >>> on wall street, the dow up 163. s&p up 4 the nasdaq down 72 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it is the bottom hour time for the top of the news >> more lawsuits over the big lie. dominion voting systems sues two more right wing networks and reporters for defamation >>> as covid delta spikes, restaurants and bars push to extend outdoor dining but not everyone is on board >>> and horror stories from afghanistan. after the taliban captures another regional capital >>> the united states sending a peace end voluntary to the million-dollar east to send a warning. if the taliban takes the country by force, the rest of the world will isolate it. apparently thinking that might resonate with the terrorists who wanted and prepared for this war for decades. the taliban is already seized nine regional capitals over the last five days and effectively, they've cut off the main highway connecting the country's capital of kabul with northern afghan provinces.

but still an alcoholic version of mountain dew is coming so pepsico and boston beer partnering on this. it will have black cherry watermelon, some other flavors as well. now it will not have the caffeine that we're used to with mountain dew or the sugar, but it will have 5% alcohol by volume. well, commercial gaming revenue across the country this spring reached record levels. the industry brought in a record 13.6 billion in revenues going to the american gaming association and the bulk of that came from brick and mortar casinos. well, google employees based on the same office before the pandemic could see changes in pay. if they should choose to work remotely permanently, a reuters. a does report. the facebook and twitter have cut pay for remote workers to move to a less expensive areas. the company's location compensation could cut some workers pay by about 10% and a dutch fashion designer who is also an engineer, has created a dress code. the spider dress and in forces social distancing the these bone like tentacles and also sensors on the dress. so it uses ultrasonic range finders

pepsico on the boston beer company are teaming up to make an alcoholic version of mountain dew.eight. >> i've been exercising. i need alcohol but does not have carbs, and i don't know if this has -- i don't think it has any carbs, but i don't like mixing soft rings with alcohol, that's like mixing ice cream with steak. i like to keep them separate. cat is in for kennedy in the business channel so i will be on that. that's why i'm here sitting here risking my career with you. >> lawrence: wait a minute, did you just come on my show -- >> yes. >> lawrence: i only get a week of this in your promote another show on my show! >> "gutfeld!" is on at 11 can we just rip andrew cuomo to shreds. we actually drink tequila and wine on the set to celebrate. >> lawrence: but no mountain dew. >> no mountain dew. >> lawrence: i'm going to join greg, may be on friday for his show, only because he did the show tonight. i wouldn't have done it -- >> i scratch your back, you scratch mine. >> lawrence: that's how we do business, especially on "fox news primetime." especially when the black man is fil

let's get to some of the choices you have i assume in discretionary is number one, and that would be pepsico. which sort of leads the way in snack foods like stacey's pita chips and potato chips and doritos and so forth that's a pretty recession-proof and volatility-proof pick. >> 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 be

boston beer is teaming up with pepsico to launch a new beverage the drink dubbed hot mountain juice is early next year. those stocks are moving a bit. boston beer down and shares of fisker, saying that it may be one of the only ev-related stocks to actually launch on time last week he was talking about production. >> not only we'll start production on -- we will both in the u.s. and in europe our first two vehicles, first the fisker ocean, will retail between $37,500 and $69,000. the second vehicle project pier will retail under $30,000, so now we're talking about real mass market. i think we're very competitive. >> that stock is up sharply today, off the back of that some 24%. >>> so i'm just curious, before we move on here, would you try a spiked mountain dew? >> i don't love mt. dew. i don't love it and i don't like spiked cocktails that much i find it has the effect of like being a bit of a fake alcohol, a fake drink i like beer. i don't care about calories, so i don't really see why i need to go for something fake, but i would give it a go. >> it feels like celter's response to re

all juice, that is low margins, and pepsico made a statement today.st in the business of buying, two multibillion dollar deals, sodastream and rock star energy, they're also looking to get rid of some of the brands that aren't performing as well. this one they sold to a private equity, but they're also retaining a 39% stake so they can participate in the upside. wasn't a bad deal. 1.5 times sales for the deal, $4.5 billion deal in total, and i think it speaks to the growth, the fact that -- >> what do they divert thecash into >> johnston making it clear they're not directly using this to do more m&a they're going to invest in their business organically and continue to grow and it also makes them more of a food company. they have more than 50% of revenues in snacks with frito lay. but this cuts down exposure to drinks by about 4%, 5%, a little more, which differentiates them from coke. i think it will be interesting to see what coke does. minute maid and truly and is the juice leader and a category that isn't growing as much. >> kalyn is saying what yo