peter anderson is anderson capital management there is a little bit of a theme because i think yesterday we spoke with an investor who liked health care and now the sector is outperforming what is going on here. >> i think health care not just in general but specific names in health care are mainly elastic to whatever is going on out there, kelly so the reason why i like select health care names is i have picked them regardless of what the outlook is for covid, inflation, china, whatever you want to throw into the mix, retail sales, i think it distorts your basic thesis and i try to find names where i could ignore all of that stuff because it is very, very difficult to factor in all of the those issues and in health care, it is something that we just won't give up. some health care we will elect riv procedures forr instance but that is our last leg of spending to give up, i think. >> and people might be surprised about your particular place here which include hearing aids and pet meds >> yes pets and humans. and first a little bit about humans people as they age, about 50% of the populat

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great to see everybody this morning, thank you so much for being here and peter anderson kicking thingsff with you as we saw the federal reserve probably give us the most clear hint yet that, in fact, the tapering may happen this year later this year, what did you hear from the fed, how did you position ahead of the taxpayering where the fed will slow down bond purchases? >> good morning, maria. to be honest i was astonished that they made the signal so clear. of course, a lot has changed since july believe it or not but in the face of the global uncertainty, the global pandemic, i am -- i would be very surprised if they actually did taper. i just don't think that's in the cards. so many uncertainties and with the afghanistan situation, it just piles on. i'm in the position that still no tapering. maria: wow, so you're not even buying it. you think maybe when, it start next year? >> well, i think first we have to work through, you know, there's so much covid confusion and with the different variants and the macing confusion, all of the situation, how could a fed actually make any logic

peter anderson, greg and keith fitzgerald. we'll see you soon.iden says he will not extend the august 31st deadline to leave afghanistan. ohio senate can day jd vance is here to weigh in. the taliban remains comfortably on twitter, why parler ceo george farmer says it's not welcome on his platform. we'll talk about it. then beyond the border, we have a firsthand look at the dangerous drug trade in florida, the efforts to stop the smuggling. joining the conversation all morning long this morning, dagen mcdowell and kt mcfar a land. we will get back to this fantastic panel when we come right back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move you

by one of the points, i think it was peter anderson, it's not easy right now it's more complicated and more nuanced back then, when everything was taken off like a rocket. >> and first you were chasing the rebound, a state at-home reopening trade and now it's a big question mark. >>> thanks for tuning in, everybody. that does it for powell"power l" "closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you, kelly and tyler welcome to "closing bell." nasdaq under heavy pressure, the dow off its lows, which were down about 500 earlier. >> and a look at what is driving the action today consumer discretionary by far the lowest performing, declining 1.1% retail earnings fro home demo and walmart came in under expectation, and investors remain focused on the fed as more official talk about a taper timeline yesterday on this show, eric rosengren said he would support a september taper announcement if on data continued to come in strong. >>> we have a great lineup of guests to hef you navy gatt this, as the major averages are in jeopardy from turning in their worst day. >> let's get, first of all, to the

democratic pollster cornell belcher, peter baker chief white house dpnt for "the new york times," the first american 1y50ur7b8ist in afghanistan after 9/11. pollster soltis andersoner, we were there, you were there to tell us how you were going to fight this group called the taliban. 20 years later, it's pretty clear, secretary blinken all but acknowledged that the taliban is in charge. >> yeah, it's over, basically is what secretary blinken said. 20 years ago i hitched a hide on an old soviet helicopter with the afghan rebels going on. cia and special forces hadn't gotten there yet. you could see what kind of country it was. you could see a country that had been brutalized by this taliban regime for years. it's basically a nation of battered spouses. here we are about to hit the 20th anniversary of 9/11. basically they're going to be back, back exactly the way they were before. secretary blinken basically conceded we're only talking about whether there's a peaceful transfer of power. >> anne, in some ways, this story hasn't changed in ten years. we've been having the same debate, when do we get out, how do we get out and can we get out. >> we have. and now presi

rule intends to do anything other than continue to rule by fear backed by moscow anderson and thank you so much of peter is only was the executive director of the erasure democracy initiative. and he says that if vitale shot death may have, may have been to send a message that indication that, that physical science of some sort of sold. so that might rule out suicide is not plausible. i knew him. and that does not seem credible to me. also what is kind of cruelly ironic about as though he had a bill of russian housing ukraine. it was large of a military organization that help those who left the bellows saddle in ukraine. she was not the most visible so activist such, but i think his routine, his jogging routine was so well known to emma was watching. and if we assume that this was murder, that he was just in the target. and i think it's the malec. it's a signal that shows that if he's in his regime are guilty of this once again, sending to the rest of the exiles in ukraine and elsewhere to sit low miles shots. because this is what's gonna happen to you. this is an intimidating signal to the rest. famili

anderson? first of all, i wish the governor does well as peter was saying.tion here where the governor is railing against masks but he himself we learned is not wearing a mask in that setting even though he should have been, is getting tested on a daily basis instead of wearing a mask, and then goes and gets regeneron while he's asymptomatic after having been vaccinated. it's really -- there's not a lot of logic here. instead of wearing a mask, daily testing, $1,500 worth of antibodies and still not wearing a mask after that. i'm not quite sure what the message is here. what the cdc says, to your question specifically, is if you've been vaccinated, you have a known exposure, you should get tested within three to five days after that exposure and wear a mask for 14 days or until you test negative. but this is a situation we're hearing over and over again. we're hearing this in florida as well. we're not going to talk about masks, but instead we're going to advocate for these very expensive, effective but very expensive monoclonal antibody treatments. so that'

anderson. why? i don't have any. just call me back and i'll be on your show. do you know, peter, that the 1st on his show why was, weren't you afraid? there's no shame in it to be afraid to keep your job. and when it comes to edison, industry cope or the air to the vanderbilt fortune. it's more than just the money. it's the profile, it's been a pretty boy on cnn. well, i mean, being in the knob prefer is the easiest thing in the world. ok. that's the easy that, you know, robert didn't, you know, i always go after seeing in an m s and b c. now i'm going to go after fox ok lore ingram. i a couple years ago i had former c i a director, wellesley. i think it was on and you know, and he was saying, well, yeah, sometimes the ca does this, you know, we talk about a ran, you know, maybe guatemala and then she asked or do they, you still do it today? and he did this bumbling act in front of her. it was really quite embarrassing for an adult man. and she just let it stand. i mean, i found out to be cowardice. i mean, it's been you. so what is your answer? can you kind of elaborate, sir? b