, and i have discussed the issue of complaining about the pfizer vaccine in germany .y had launched a lot of news against iran, why you can't buy the vaccine, especially the pfizer vaccine entering the country . it is enough on social networks that people are worried about the current situation, while the same countries have the pfizer vaccine and claim to fight against corona . and the dead have experience in their country america and germany were the joint producers of the pfizer vaccine, as you can see in the last six months, the average deaths of corona in germany and the united states , despite some goods, in the latest news that has been published on one of the american information bases , confidential documents from the pfizer vaccine company have been revealed. daniel hewitt is the editor of the paper and tube website of ralia confidential computer documents that show that 1600,000 cases of side effects of the pfizer vaccine talk about the effect on different organs of the body. serious floor it was decided that this section talks about various diseases, includ

i am concerned about the issue of the pfizer vaccine company in germany. the corona epidemic, the western media affiliated with the american and british governments had started heavy news against iran, that vaccines, especially the pfizer vaccine , are not being imported into the country . it is enough on social networks for this issue that people are worried about the current situation of the seventh issue. that these same countries pfizer has a vaccine and claims to fight against corona , how long have they had the statistics of infections and deaths in their country ? the experience of germany was the co-producer of the pfizer vaccine . which has been published in one of the american information bases, the confidential documents of the pfizer vaccine company have been revealed. rabits, the editor of the kanter website, when the video of the confidential ralia computer documents shows that there are 1,600,000 cases of complications of the pfizer vaccine, which these documents are related to to the organ it is stated in these documents that a third of the

in particular, you cannot buy the pfizer vaccine entering the country. it is enough on social networks for this issue that people are worried about the current situation , while these countries have the pfizer vaccine and claim to fight against corona. how long have the infection and death statistics been? in their country, they have the american experience germany was the co-producer of the pfizer vaccine, as you can see, in the last 6 months, the average deaths of corona and america were in spite of each other. now, in the latest news that has been published in one of the american information bases, the confidential documents of the pfizer vaccine company have been revealed. the identity of the editor of the website has been revealed. the video counter shows confidential ralia computer documents that talk about 1,600,000 cases of pfizer vaccine side effects. these documents are related to different organs of the body. in these documents, one third of the side effects were classified as serious . this part talks about different diseases among these dise

side effects of pfizer speak in germany. news that is being broadcast is part of the vaccination file in germany . cases of lawsuits have been brought to the german court for vaccine side effects . pfizer is the point to think about here the same western media is silent about these issues, now hosseiniyeh is silent with the help of sound and broadcasting experts who succeeded in producing two strategic products to solve the need of the country's forensic medicine organization, the homogenizer and identity detection kits were imported items before. with their industrial production in the country, the outflow of foreign currency will be prevented. if sabzem, drugs and narcotics should be inside the cell, let the human device come out, a localized one-fifth of its foreign sample, which cost 800 million tomans, was produced with a higher quality and efficiency than the production of this device, almost all problems have been solved, and with the standards that have actually been obtained now, god willing, in the near future, we

reuters addressed the issue of complaining about the pfizer vaccine in germany. at the time of hamidi karra's peak, the western media affiliated with the american and british governments had created a heavy news atmosphere against iran , why don't you import the vaccine, especially the pfizer vaccine ? available at the same time, the countries that have the pfizer vaccine and claim to fight against corona have been experiencing the number of infections and deaths in their country for some time , and germany was the co-producer of the pfizer vaccine . as you can see, in the last 6 months, the average number of deaths corona in germany and america, in spite of now, in the latest news published in one of the american information bases, confidential documents from the pfizer vaccine company have been revealed . rabits, the editor of the fake pvc website, confidential computer documents of ralia confidentially show that one million and 600 thousand cases of side effects of the pfizer vaccine it says that these documents are related to different organs of the body. in

renewal, pfizer reforms and form issues with the fbi. we have approached this together on the issue of what are the next steps, and i think he has been a great partner. >> i concur with everything the chairman said, we had a very detailed. -- fairly fleet -- special counsel durham's report. >> our sessions are closed so we are not permitted to tell specific questions that occurred. we can tell you our impression. both the members of mr. durham the committee and mr. durham mr. durham embrace the details of his report he has been very thorough. we discussed obviously our concerns and his concerns about misconduct but the real focus is what is next. we do not want this to happen again. and how do we put steps in place where we can try to had to stop in the past? >> some of the differences between the reports, because there are some distinctions and we were interested in what the distinctions were. we probed the boundaries that mr. durham was able to do. if you read the ig report and mr. durham's report, you will discover the conflict is not

vaccine company have been revealed. 16,000,000 cases of pfizer vaccine side effects are mentioned, and these documents are related to different organs of the body. in these documents, it is stated that one third of those who have side effects were classified in the new category . this part talks about various diseases , including this disease. we can refer to pulmonary embolism, sudden cardiac death, neurological disorders, and many other cases. recently, in the news , there is a complaint about side effects of pfizer in germany , and the news that is being broadcast is part of the vaccination file in germany. complaints have been submitted to the german court. note for side effects of pfizer vaccine it is worth pondering that the emir of the western media is silent on these issues now, hosseini's silence with the sed and sima news agency is that in the production of parts such as car bumpers, household appliances and parts used in the agricultural industry, polypropylene or pads are used . 1000 tons of products are produced in the seventh year. we have an exclusive supply of more than

promise for eli lilly and a setback for pfizer we have those stories. >> can't wait for that >>> let's get a check on the markets as stocks turned lower mid-morning. the nasdaq the under performer down 116 points with declines from tesla and nvidia. the dow up by 3 as it might turn negative the s&p down 11 po 4336. on tesla the analyst downgrades it to hold from buy at goldman today. they did raise the price target to 245 where we are now. this is a valuation move similar to what morgan stanley said in his downgrade last week. the shares as i mention ready down 4.5%. the stock has doubled this year. and dom mentioned the weight loss drugs, pfizer shares lower after a setback for its oral candidate. eli lilly, known for its candidate more broadly i should say, 4% drop, while eli lilly shares are down despite optimism over a pill compared to the injections on the market we will dive into this area coming up. >>> check out the biotech mover, soaring 67% on positive results for a drug to treat a skin condition while fibrogen down 82% as the drug for lung disease performed poorly in a trial

it is not congress put pfizer at risk. it is your organization these abuse happen somewhere else they happened under the leadership of the individuals represented by may sound harsh but the first and earning back this is the ability to admit there is a problem. this problem cannot be explained by staff mistakes and misunderstandings. it is a problem that will require cooperation with clear and open minds. we cannot undertake a clean reauthorization of 702 without an authorization of the problem. a concerted effort to gain back trust and commitment to working with congress. he needs to treasure the renewal of 702 and understand its importance in the work it accomplishes for national security. but that i yield to the ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman think to each of our witnesses for appearing today but we are grateful for the important work the intelligence community every day unique opportunity for the public to hear directly from intelligence community leadership about the latest assessments, the most pressing n

it is not congress put pfizer at risk. it is your organization these abuse happen somewhere else they happened under the leadership of the individuals represented by may sound harsh but the first and earning back this is the ability to admit there is a problem. this problem cannot be explained by staff mistakes and misunderstandings. it is a problem that will require cooperation with clear and open minds. we cannot undertake a clean reauthorization of 702 without an authorization of the problem. a concerted effort to gain back trust and commitment to working with congress. he needs to treasure the renewal of 702 and understand its importance in the work it accomplishes for national security. but that i yield to the ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman think to each of our witnesses for appearing today but we are grateful for the important work the intelligence community every day unique opportunity for the public to hear directly from intelligence community leadership about the latest assessments, the most pressing n

you wanted to get to pfizer. everyone did well.zer is trying to get the word out which is very good. but isn't your stock up since you came on in october? >> it doubled over 180% since we were on your show in october. the pipeline has been broadening. people see the value potential for the pipeline. >> i'm going to say this wrong. bad? >> it's a bad neurological disorder as well. it's another example of us using a module for the brain system. you can see focusing on the immune system, our drug has potential. it is a small module to greater. it degrades part of the immune system that is causing the problem in that disease. we are excited about bringing that forward as well. >> we know that the drugs are the most successful drugs, but they don't have big success. >> that's right. what we have to do is get to the root cause of these diseases. we think there are antibodies causing disruption that gives you arthritis. if we can degrade that with rd graders, we can bring forward a class of agents in the area. >> when you say we, how big

and it was up 5% and you're still giving the ozempic-like efficacy and i don't think it's the j&j, pfizerh the vaccines and these are all very close and i agree that it is a setback, but i don't think it's catastrophic at this point. >> are you looking at this >> the other distinction would be that if one of these products gets to market it's a very long life of that usage in other words, it's not kind of like vaccine, you have a couple of years where pfizer over earns and that's a forever thing, correct? >> the stock has really gotten to look cheap and it's got a 4.4% dividend yield and it's 1011 times forward earnings and it shows you that the market feels as if the market has overearned during this period and they don't know exactly what's next in terms of being able to produce another earnings driver and so that's the disappointment and it's not a huge drop on a single day and it's more of the same in terms of underperformance by the stock and even in a tape where big pharma's had a struggle. how many players are there room for? is it infinite it. >> you have multiple players and you

reporter: where is the committee right now with pfizer at this point? what are you hearing about for accountability on that? >> i do not think anybody is satisfied with the reforms the fbi has taken. it is certainly a great start. but i think our goal will probably go beyond that. >> i said this earlier, i think the committee and i think this is pretty close to unanimous is because we appreciate the essential quality of pfizer 702 from keeping us safe, must be reauthorized. i think it is unanimous and must be reauthorized with reforms. at the core of those reforms really is [indiscernible] as the chairman said, there are been a lot of reforms already made. the minimalist position would be let's just do that. where we fall at the end of the day i think it is still to be determined. reporter: do you worry about tomorrow's public hearing? >> i am glad that we went first because i think having mr. durham in this environment allowed him to be forthcoming. certainly tomorrow has a different purpose, but i do think he was very comfortable with the commitment t

lauren: that's a big move for pfizer. pfizer doesn't move much.able stocks. credit suisse cut them to neutral, and the price target was 47, they cut it to 40, which is $5 more than where it is the now. the reason is credit suisse sees greater growth opportunities for pfizer's competitors. so i said, well, what about all the obesity drugs, right? ashley: right. lauren: pfizer was working on two bills -- pills, but then they scrapped one of them. remember, it was the news on monday, i believe, issues with potential liver problems. so there's no catalyst for pfizer according to credit swee. even in this really spicy and exciting obesity drug market. ashley: spicy and exciting, i like that. rite aid, they reported before the bell this morning. what did we find out? lauren: the stock's only $1.55. their turn-around is underway. their loss, narrow. their revenue beat expectations, but it did edge down to $5.6 billion. strong prescription growth, lots of cost cutting, so the stock is up 2 cents right now. ashley: good for a #.5% gain on a $1.55 stock. la

renewal, pfizer reforms and form issues with the fbi. we have approached this together on the issue of what are the next steps, and i think he has been a great partner. >> i concur with everything the chairman said, we had a very detailed. -- fairly fleet -- special counsel durham's report. >> our sessions are closed so we are not permitted to tell specific questions that occurred. we can tell you our impression. both the members of mr. durham the committee and mr. durham mr. durham embrace the details of his report he has been very thorough. we discussed obviously our concerns and his concerns about misconduct but the real focus is what is next. we do not want this to happen again. and how do we put steps in place where we can try to had to stop in the past? >> some of the differences between the reports, because there are some distinctions and we were interested in what the distinctions were. we probed the boundaries that mr. durham was able to do. if you read the ig report and mr. durham's report, you will discover the conflict is not

. >> this whole thing was on top, this wasn't like a bumbling, fumbling fbi that couldn't get pfizer straight. who put mifsud in play? you don't know, do you? >> i do not know. >> you had years to find the answer to what mr. jordan said was the seminal question and you don't have it. it begs the question whether or not you were really trying to find that out because it's one thing to criticize the fbi for their pfizer violations, they've been criticized in plenty of reports, somerford to your work as repackaging and regurgitation of what the inspector general already told us. if you weren't going to do what mister jordan said you were going to do in that video and give us the basis for all of that, what has this all been about? >> i'm not sure the import of your question. if your question is we tried to locate and interview mr. mifsud the answer is yes. >> why didn't you subpoena him to a grand jury, why didn't you send him a grand jury subpoena? >> you have to find him before you can serve a grand jury subpoena. >> were you looking for authentic -- >> we were looking for information

that is also different from the pfizer bill. -- pfizer pill. would say probably every biotech company in the world right now has this family of drugs or is working on one. they are all the same basis. this hormone we discovered thanks to surgery that tells your brain that you no longer are hungry and makes the food passage slower through your gut and through your intestines so you don't feel as hungry. that is how they all work. there are slight differences between them. one has two different molecules in there. but the family of drugs all work the same way. kristen: are these drugs all prescription right now? at least the two letter approved? >> -- the two that are approved? >> absolutely. these are prescription drugs. this is a drug designed for chronic management of obesity. when you have been struggling for this disease for a long time, you want a solution that is long-lasting to improve your health. this is not a drug that you should find a way to obtain without a prescription to lose a few pounds. kristen: i see. so you've got a wedding i

maity: les cuento que la farmacÉutica pfizer advirtiÓ que espera es que hacer un tipo de penicilina a los suministros podrÍan agotarse, pero no esperen que se agote por completo y que intenta aumentar su producciÓn. leÓn: taco bell pagarÁ $85,000 para resolver una demanda por no recibir tarjetas de regalo de consumidores con saldo de menos de $10. las empresas tienen la obligaciÓn de aceptar las tarjetas independientemente de su importe. maity: el senado le dio luz verde a la primera musulmana para ejercer como jueza federal de estados unidos. estadounidense de bangladesh, nominada por el presidente biden hace aÑo y medio para el cargo. es directora jurÍdica de la secciÓn de illinois... se unirÁ al distrito este de nueva york. leÓn: la aficiÓn mexicana sigue triste y muy enojada. doliÓ esa goleada contra estados unidos en la liga de naciones de concacaf. el equipo no estÁ funcionando y no logra romper la mala racha ante su mayor rival, y tambiÉn estÁ la conducta antideportiva de jugadores en la cancha y de algunos aficionados en la tribuna. todo esto podrÍa costarle caro al fÚtbol mex

>> yeah, i mean, when i take a look at a name like pfizer, which is -- it's kind of interesting. this is valued within spitting distance, give or take, of where the company was seven years ago. we had that huge runup related to the pandemic and the vaccines, obviously a lot of that is coming back out of it now. but you know, call it a $230 billion enterprise value, this is a company that's probably going to make $3.30, 3.50s the, that's not exceptionally expensive. so, there are some places that you can be in it and of course, these companies will aggressively, i think, try to pursue product they can extract some value out of. >> on first read, it looks like a lot of this is being painted with very proud brush strokes and that's what we're all speaking to here the other question i have is really how this is going to impact m and a activity. are they going to put the clamps on companies merging or acquiring one -- >> they have in other industries >> you would expect it to happen here, as well. it's essentially, are you pinning these companies into a corner where there's really to

the pfizer ceo said that could generate 10 billion per year in revenue for pfizer.art: novo nordisc was up earlier and now it's down. lauren: maybe it's spooked by the pfizer news. stuart: could be. the wagner chief pligozhin will leave russia after an armed rebellion against putin. we've got that story for you. take a look at this. lgbtq activists barked and shouted down a preacher during a pride parade. we've got the tape and you will see it. enrollment in catholic schools increased last year while public schools lost more than a million students. the reason? catholic schools stayed open. public schools stayed with the teacher's union we've got that story as well here it comes ♪ put on your red shoes and dance, let's dance ♪ with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. moving this summer? join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way t

i hope a strong and vibrant pfizer remains well abuses are quicks detailed. of course brought pfizer authority strong restrictionss and sanctions for abuse may seem contradictory unless drafted so good luck and somehow achieving goals. i have the confidence and find your way through that maze. finally, observe the bipartisan nature of this. the speaker minority leader emphasizing the nonpartisanship of the first meeting goes a long way to setting a tone. intelligence was my favorite videos nonpartisan approach it that way. i'm pleased but to see that alive as you terminate all the members think i would think you mr. king. like thank you for giving the opportunity to testify this year alongside, i very appreciative. i went to take a moment to mention to some your staff members. mike was tremendous getting it ready for the committee manny bowers work for me his term of homeland security is now intel with years of good work jon is a new member of the committee staff, actually grew up worked in my district office years ago when oxford great were in the military i

pfizer says it's mostly used on adults to treat syphilis. pfizer says the shortage is due to increased demand and a rise in the number of syphilis syphilis cases as inventory isn't predicted to start recovering until the second and third quarters of 2024. the fed is pausing interest rate hikes for now, a sign that inflation may be cooling off. but the effect of that pause has not been felt yet by shoppers. fox, grinnell, scott reports. we decided to leave our policy interest rate unchanged and to continue to reduce our securities holdings. the fed has paused its benchmark rate at about 5.1. after months of pushing the rate to an historic high. the move signals inflation is starting to cool down. may's consumer price index, which measures the price of everyday goods like gas and groceries, showed just the slight bump of 0.1% for the month. president biden is applauding the progress, saying that annual inflation is now at the lowest level since march 2021. he's got a really good story to tell about the end of covid, the reduction of inflation,

>> correct. >> it's a normal for the fbi to talk about pfizer related investigations publicly? >> -- >> as a general matter? >> a general matter, i would say. no >> right. knowing full well the uncorroborated allegations going full well genesis of that investigation was tied to hillary clinton's campaign which the fbi director would've known? >> people really feeling that. >> correct. >> april 2017, they go back to fisa, and they report they have interviewed principal sources, that the force is credible. they lead with the entire fact that it is only credible making clear that they rely on the floor was total garbage. they continue to the summer of 2017, correct? >> that is correct. >> under federal -- once there is an air, some material factors are -- you especially correct, that correct? >> that's correct. >> was that done here, yes or no? >> part of the time. was >> deputy director mccabe in charge of this investigation? >> the director mccabe had a problem -- >> deputies isn't director -- was the fbi director comey briefed on the investigation? >> the evidence, we decided t

fi pfizer's shot is the second of its kind to be approved in less than a month in august, pfizer saidnting severe illness the cdc is set to meet this month to discuss the vaccine >>> parts of the country are heating up nbc meteorologist angie lassman is here. where you might start to feel like summer in some spots. >> mainly the midwest and the northeast that could see the potential for record highs otherwise heavy rain draped across parts of the plains the severe storm also track too, and heavy rain will be possible for parts of florida here as we get through the afternoon hours and the next couple days for folks there. there's those temperatures 87 for pittsburgh and philadelphia hitting the 90s in burlington we could see a record there potentially, and more records likely tomorrow. it will be another day where you'll want maybe some short sleeves, the shorts, water, it's all l necessary.y. fromom feels like summmmer >>>>> whenen w we comeme back, e >>>>> whenen w we comeme back, e unwawanted gueststs. blococking heartrtburn before i it starts.. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartb

can we pull off pfizer shares right now because this tells a different story. pfizer stock is down.e working on two pills for obesity. one of them, once a day, there's new data that shows liver issues , concerns are that pill. discontinuing use, working on the twice a day pill. so pfizer is down 4% on that news, but people don't want to take a pill twice a day. we want to lose weight so quickly forget the injection. one pill once a day. stuart: really? that's what's holding it back? because you have to take two pills a day? lauren: it's just scary. it's the unknown. stuart: i think we need, what's the side effects? i want to know what it is. ashley: more testing. stuart: one pill a day you lose weight, sounds great. what happens two years down the road? ashley: exactly. stuart: tesla. i know they are down this morning, 1.5%. somebody is negative on it? lauren: goldman sachs, it's the fourth downgrade in the past couple of days. the stock ran up, too much recently so says goldman and they also face a tough pricing environment. also some news on the cyber truck, a photo leaked and the

weiss, michael on pfizer, position in pfizer at $51 cost basis. about 4.3% of the portfolio.ason to add should it take the loss, redeploy elsewhere you do like profitable health care >> i do. i do pfizer has had issues in terms of the covid hangover and replacing that income. i think it's too cheap to sell it's got an attractive yield, so no i wouldn't add to it either because fopharma companies are t driven i think one of the next hits could be, instead of injectable oze ozempic, it's an oral ozempic. the bottom line is don't add, don't sell be patient the stock will do fine. >> from dee deon sherwin williams it's in an ira. >> the answer is yes this is an easy answer several months ago you may remember i tripled by half my position right around this price. i still think this is a good stock for the long run and there are signs of it picking up on housing developments up 16% in about two months i think it's going to be a slow grower take half the gains now. >> josh brown from rick, just wants to know about dutch bross. what's going on with this stock? it's down 12% in a mont

pfizer's stock is down more than 3.5%. wolf speeds u.s.ting a boost from a group of lenders led by apollo group. the group is going to provide as much as $2 billion to help the semiconductor maker expand in the u.s., $1.25 the billion of cash available now while another 750 million can be drawn later on. wolfspeed higher by almost 3.5%. lucid shares charging higher after the ev maker announced a supply agreement with luxury automaker aston martin. they're going to pay lucid a $232 million technology as as access fee, in return, lucid's going to provide aston martin access to the its power train and battery system technologies. lucid bat erie components are going to be integrated with aston martin's electric vehicle chassis. >>> carnival corp. sinking at this hour, pun was intended, everybody, i'm sorry. they reported a revenue beat and a smaller than expected loss. what happened here? we're going to talk to the ceo, josh weinstein. he's joining me next. closing bell's going to the to ring in exactly 30 minutes from now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest

pfizer says it's mostly used on adults to treat syphilis.says the shortage is due to increased demand and a rise in syphilis cases. it believes inventory will not start recovering until the second and third quarters of next year. british researchers say people who do their grocery shopping monday through thursday and hear music in the store pay more at the cash register. experts at the university of bath say weekday shoppers tend to be mentally tired from the workday and work week, and hearing music lifts their mood, and that can take them more likely to buy things on a whim. scientists say by friday, people are already in a good mood so they don't get as much of an emotional boost when they listen to that music in the stores. a very disappointing week at the box office. two big budget movies struggle to bring audiences to theaters. i completely broke the universe but didn't break the box office. dc comics superhero film the flash opened in first place with $55 million, but it's still way below expectations. hollywood analysts blamed the slu

sonic filter. >> i'm a board member of this company but it's called at mow pfizer. basically just a box that uses found waves to take these ultra small tiny particles and make them into bigger atmo pfizer. i call it a snowmobile effect. you take tiny particles make a big snowball and remove yes. >> steve: i think will sell a bunch of those today if we don't use it today we could use it in the future. >> they are in stock and i have heard that a lot of filters are hard to get right now. >> steve: they absolutely are. >> ainsley: i will look it up. thanks, dr. hellman. >> steve: you are lucky to be in florida today. thank you. ains since a is this me reading this? coming up, document drama, house oversight chair james comer cancels a vote to hold christopher wray in contempt of congress after a rare admission by the bureau where the biden family probe goes next. we will talk about that. >> steve: new elephant in the room. former tech ceo concerned governor doug burgum joins the crowded field of republicans for 2024. >> we need a leader who is clearly focused on three

. >>> plus, the weight loss wars heat up as pfizer exits the ring and lilly ups its game how you should play this sector. >>> and later, some clarity on the latest deal and one big developer is moving out of park avenue the stories and the trades coming up. i'm melissa lee, this is "fast money," we're live at the nasdaq market site. we start off with the seemingly unstoppable apple. the stock hitting a fresh record high during the session today. the third day in a row that it's done that. the stock closed off the levels, it's risen 3%, even after jerome powell seemed to take the wind out of the sails of the big tech trade in his congressional testimony last week. the same cannot be said for some of the other growth stocks tesla, for example, down nearly 13% after wednesday's highs and nvidia has shed 8% in the last week we have asked this question before, at least once, if not twice or three times or ten times or 20 times. is apple truly the testifflon sk >> today, it is. go back five years in 2018, since that point,u've t se seven 25% to 40% apple peak to trough apple is currently in,

the foreign intelligence surveillance board, which is the courts that was established by the pfizer act, consisting of 11 u.s. district court judges that serve in a secret compartment and facility in washington d.c.. and they handle applications for court orders, both under traditional fisa and also handle certifications that are presented to them under section 702. and the difference is, traditional fisa, your target is either a foreign power or an agent of a foreign power. and you have to convince the foreign intelligence surveillance that there is probable cause to believe that the target is a foreign power of an agent of a foreign power. and is using the telecommunications facilities that you want to target to possess or transmit foreign intelligence information. there is an individualized determination by the foreign intelligence surveillance board, based upon probable cause, that the target is a foreign power or agent of a foreign power. under 702, there is no probable cause hearing. there is no individualized target. instead, because the targets are all foreigners who do not poss

pfizer received $15.27 billion. moderna received $9.99 billion, and boy did they get a return on the american taxpayers investment because pfizer, amazingly, in 2022 got a 23% increase. but in 2021, they doubled their income at a 95% increase in revenue. that's absolutely impressive thanks to the american people. but it was moderna whose numbers were astounding. moderna increased their revenue in 2020, had a 1238% increase in revenue. in 2021, they got a 2200% increase in revenue thanks to the american taxpayer where money got funded into these big pharmaceutical companies for these vaccines. it's quite impressive that pfizer worldwide went from $190 billion right there towards the beginning of 2021 and skyrocketed at the end of 2021 to $330 billion worldwide. that's quite impressive thanks to the american taxpayer and things to the cdc director, she said that vaccines are safe and effective. i'd also like to talk to you on behalf of all the pregnant women, not people as you call them. to quote you on august 11, 202

i'm not certain the relationship that we have -- we have 95 affiliates with pfizer, but we did have a campaign. it wasn't designed to persuade black people to take the vaccine. it was designed to give people information so they could intelligently make a choice to take the vaccine. and also, to provide access to the vaccine on an equal basis. that's what's important, and we handed that effort to some of the finest african american physicians in the country. who examined or messages, and examined the scientific verify ability of this. so this investigative journalist is trying to put a wedge into this conversation. the fact of the matter is that 20 people died during the pandemic. the fact of the matter is that the vaccine was a tool. no one was forced to take it, unless a in ploy or require due to. i took the vaccine, but i would never encourage anyone to take until after the best doctors the, best scientists and people recommended that they take. it so we had many contributors who supported our work. we are proud of that work, but it's not our practice to list donors on our website.

of the fbi and the doj but they are willing to work with hillary clinton campaign and live to the pfizer court and push hard dossier -- dave: a lot of people say durham didn't get anything, he proved and got a plea deal on the fact that they were doctoring documents to the pfizer court to spy americans. >> we are not going to get indictments in that regard just because of the way the system is, just like trump being indicted seems so absurd, normally i would never think that would even be possible, this must be real abnormal but after we saw with the fbi and donald trump, now we see and i would say there's a lot of lawyering and analysis of this coming from the perspective of the average person. this is shocking. people are beginning to look at it and even if you don't like his style necessarily and i have been a trump supporter for good reason because now the gop has got a lot of talent. want to remain open-minded for 2,024. this has made it clear that if trump does not when then this kind of mob mentality of the government has won and we are beyond as mark levin notes the constitutiona

they do things that are misusing of a law enforcement of a governor and there are ways to clean up pfizer some democrats like to tell us the fbi has fixed all the things above them astray in 2016. do you believe that or is there more work that the bureau needs to do. unequal justice. we certainly see the fbi power and tools being used in the way of political biased, he found it was political bias and fbi and that resulted in the trump russia collision investigation and i imagine if the investigation had not been open as durham said it was improper and stole two years of the term presidency of this entire country. what we see now and fbi that we had the intention of, we know that they understand that they lost the american public can we see abuses that need to be addressed and we are going to be implementing laws and changes for reforms and being responsive in trying to respond to some of the issues but i don't think you're capable at this point. i think we have a good dialogue and director wray has finally began to engage our committee on the past abuses in the solutions but this is going

moderna and pfizer, or j.j., they weren't available. >> i agree. they should've been available. the world should've come together. i mean, it was extraordinary what was done to develop a vaccine so quickly. >> yes. >> the failure was of the world's vaccine producers also. let's remember, the vaccine producers, don't get me started on this, they could've gotten in the same room and said how do we cover the plan? that didn't happen. the world's political leaders

pfizer has another one bringing up the rear but a fast horse that may make it too. third one, lily.market and lily makes mongerno that is already a big player. listen to this, these drugs already cause you to lose about 20% of your body weight over a year by studies, a little more than a year. the pills look like they do the same thing but for people that are needle folk ick or people that -- phobic or don't like the injector or don't know how to use them, the pill will be a huge market stuart. stuart: two fast questions, number one, will we need a prescription to get these ozempic-like drugs and number two, are we absolutely sure there are no really nasty side effects? >> great question. number one, prescription for sure. prescription only and any doctor will be able to do it. side effects short term, except for nausea and vomiting and we're still monitoring this ons bowls and brains and people's moods but for a lot of people, it's a game changer and last point i want to make is i don't want everybody on this but i'd rather take a pill tan have to go to bowl surgery to do bariatric

pfizer is coming out with a pill for this. these are shots, once a week shots.h a pill looks very promising, should be on the market in three months. stuart varney asks when it will be in the doctor's office? six months. stuart: one last one. fda panel has approved the all liners drug, the clinical trial showed robust, clear and consistent results slowing the progression of the disease. tell me more about this. >> we never have a segment we don't talk about alzheimer's and i will tell you again it doesn't apply to you at all. this is an audition, we don't have a single cobweb in that brain. when lauren was on last week for the same level of incredible interviewing but seriously here's the issue with this drug, it decreases, by 27%. and the plaques, it can lead to brain swelling, and on the road to walls i mers, 70% effectiveness. >> we are out of time, one of these heartbreaks coming up. and and their new ap analysis, shows how much covid relief money was stolen or wasted, tens of billion dollars. >> this is an associated press study, those are the numbers. 280

pfizer and lily. has a weight-loss drug that is similar called montero. 3 big companies involved, get to the finish line and they will. >> sandra: pfizer, ozempic like bill especially for those, perhaps cheaper, too? the pill form rather than shot form. anyone adverse to taking the shot we will see where they go with that. analysts predicting market could be worth $100 billion by the end of the decade! it sounds like this is going to go mainstream as a weight-loss drug for people to see it that way? >> completely right. a couple points.first of all doctor has to prescribe pills. nausea, vomiting, behavioral changes, we do not know the long-term effects. make you feel full. literally slows transit through the stomach and intestine. decreases hunger in the brain. i think is a phenomenal drug. sugarman tells them, great drug. obesity in united states are they doing lifestyle change? are they exercising? improving diet? is this all carryover from pandemic? i try to look at all of those things before i pre

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i hope a strong and vibrant pfizer mains while the uses are curtailed.f course, broad fines authority and strong restrictions and sanctions for abuse may seem contradictory, and unless carefully drafted, they may indeed be contradictory. so good luck and somehow achieving both goals. but i have the confidence that you can find your way through that maze. finally, as my other colleagues have said, i was so pleased to observe that the bipartisan nation of this committee, once again, with the speaker and minority leader emphasizing non partisanship at your first meeting, that goes a long way to setting the tone. and the intelligence was my favorite committee, while it was nonpartisan in approach, it did not stay that way. i am pleased as punch to see that bipartisan spirit alive and well once again. that is thanks to both you, mister chairman, the ranking member and all of the members. thank you for this privilege. >> thank you. mr. king? >> thank you, chairman turner. member himes. thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify this morning at the hear

. >>> we're watching shares of pfizer this morning, the company providing an update on two oral drugspe 2 diabetes. pfizer is discontinuing development of one candidate it said that decision is based on data from phase one drug interaction studies. it is continuing to advance the other candidate toward late stage development, which has a phase two b study in obesity fully enrolled that study is expected to be completed by the end of this year pfizer shares down 2% premarket. >>> in other news, ibm is buying enterprise software company apptio ibm expects the deal to close in the latter half of this year >> that's a horrific chart on pfizer >> yeah. >> big pharma's had a rough go, yeah. >> post-pandemic. >> absolutely. >> pfizer looks like it had a couple of injections of ozempic, doesn't it >> market cap, yeah. >> oh, my god. >>> all right, coming up, wall street's new hot thing among public companies, private credit or privitay credit that story is next. >>> and check out the price of bitcoin and oh cryptos this morning. off a little bit, over 30,000. we'll be right back. with its cus