it will be hard to get like it's hard to get the other monoclonal anti-bodies and regeneron.gs you talked about sound amazing. it will not be given to patients who have been exposed because there will not be enough for the people who really feed it, at least not for a while. the other thing is the study was only done on unvaccinated people does that mean that the fda will only approve it for use in unvaccinated individuals and is that almost offering an additional incentive to people who haven't gotten vaccinated yet saying i don't want to if i don't want to, meaning i can't get this pill. >> depending on the fda's confidence, you can see a broader authorization. there is no reason it would be authorized in the narrow population in which it's studied. you'd be willing to extrapolate the anti-viral will appear at other settings as well i don't know how broad the agency would be willing to extrapolate. they have been willing to extrapolate in similar circumstances. in terms of supply, merck said they will produce 10 million doses, they will ramp production pretty aggressively.

antibodies for example when the president and other elected officials got sick with covid before regenerondicated interest in an extended access protocol and fda is a bystander and this could have been approved six month ago the whole reason that it is received this level of attention, this late in the game at the long delay when barta did not invest in this and did not want to invest more money in the drugs they said this could have been here and it's an amazing drug. paul: when you say barta what you mean by that. >> is a group within hhs that funded operation warp speed they identify new therapies and they invest in them. paul: the problem if you happen to get covid you want to have a good therapy, you want to ask for monoclonal antibodies if you can the president had it, we hear a lot of stories about working, you can't get it necessarily because it's in short supply in the administration is a rationale for that reason this pill would fill the gap and lead to another potential life-saving therapy, could it be that the administration is afraid that if you allow this to be approved it wi

, one shot per month rather than one per week regeneron demonstrates its greatness over and over andain. can we go to tony in california? tony. >> caller: hey, jim. happy wednesday to you >> what's up >> caller: what's your take on measurement players like -- >> why the heck has this stock collapsed? their last stock was absolutely terrific it was one of the strongest quarters of the entire group no, this just makes me angry that that stock is going down. i don't know all i can say is i think it's wrong. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade >>> coming up, hot, hot, money make sense of the day's most critical market machinations in no time flat stick with cramer for a special no huddle next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aloha! isn't this a cozy little room? sorry your vacation request took so long to get approved, so you missed out on the suite special. but lucky for you, they had this. when employees are forced to wait for vacation request approvals,it can really cramp their style. i'm gonna leave you to it. um

regeneron.asn't feeling so hot, they gave me regeneron, and it was like unbelievable. i feel great. i feel like perfect. regeneron. i call that a cure. >> warning, not a cure. >> on to the vp debate to address the nation's problems head-on. cling h care. >> abortion. >> gun control. >> systemic racism. >> did you say a fly? >> a fly lands on mike pence's head. >> a fly landed mike pence's head. >> that fly nested in his hair. >> did he know the fly was on his head? >> the aforementioned fly. >> the fly on mike pence's head. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> help me, mother! mother! >> this has been "this week in covid history." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that last thing didn't happen, did it? well, most of it did. we have a good show. from "super girl," melissa benoist is here. [ cheers and applause ] we have music from old dominion, and rami malek so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ when you come in for our coffee, you don't just leave with better mo

right >> and the qr code will allow you to do that >> let's say i do a mad dash today, and it's on regeneroneople say, that was a good 35 seconds. david was able to flesh it out for another ten seconds. then what happens, that's it no we talked about how len schleiffer may say the drip is better, but that will happen, i'll give them inside. david has been saying this thin will happen for a long time. >>> really quick, sign up, find out more at cnbc.com/investingclub, or just point your phone to the qr code at the bottom of your screen. >> and, jim, congratulations >> i need you to learn i need you to learn. thank you for the kind words. >> i'm happy that means you'll be sitting next to me for a long time i would say until i'm 48 years old. i signed for five years. >> let's move on to what is, of course, a big story. for the overall markets, share of merck are up in the premarket. the drug maker and partner ridgeback that much ticks announcing at 6:00 a.m., the experimental covid pill, they stopped it early because of efficacy the fda said, yeah, we agree with that. move on. plan to file, get

regeneron is great long-term, wouldn't budge if i owned it doing good job right now bob in florida >>aller: boo-yah, gym. st. pete, florida, gateway to heaven how are you? >> true but also never rains there, like that, too. how are you? >> caller: not too good, stock that's been down, 40 out of the last 55 trading days >> wow >> caller: talking about a stock that has helped mankind worldwide coming out with earnings in two weeks, the stock is half of its high. i'm talking about pfizer pfe. can you give me input please >> speak about health care stocks, all have been under pressure i think pfizer will be protected by almost 4% yield call me a buyer, not seller of pfizer we're all going to need boosters and they got them. conundrum i have for this market is everything can't go up at the same time. something does have to give. we can't just have this opposites not attracting on "mad money" tonight, called in last week and stumped me on accolade i'm turning in homework on the company trying to personalize the health care space. and what sectors worked, looking for continued gains? checkin

. >> reporter: current treatments like regeneron require infusions.merck drug could be given at home . >> as soon as it is approved, we can start to prescribe it to patients rather than having to come to the emergency room. they can get a pill. >> reporter: they say the best measure against covid-19 is still for people to get vaccinated. >> we still have 68 million people who are eligible to be vaccinated who have not yet been vaccinated. >> reporter: parents are debating whether or not their children should get the vaccine if it is approved for children . 35% of parents surveyed say that they will not let their children get the vaccine. 26% are not sure. >> for those parents who still have questions, i would urge them to have a discussion. >> reporter: politics is one of the key factors . 61% of democrats say yes and 56% of republicans say no. capitol hill. >> the fda will meet to discuss the vaccine for children. the government has already ordered enough of the merck pills to treat 1.7 million americans . >>> in sacramento governor newsom has signed

government is reviewing the regeneron covid- 19 monoclonal antibody cocktail. the drugmaker said the fda has accepted the priority with the application. >>> as many as 120 san francisco police officers could be a lot of a job today with the city saying it's because they failed to get vaccinated. according to the police association, of the 120 sworn officers, 80 of them in the patrol division, roughly 6% of the entire department, with religious beliefs cited about the long-term effect of the covid vaccine as the reason why some officers refuse to get the shot. >> you take 120 cops off the street and what will happen? >> our human resources department is trying to work with people individually and we will stand by with what we committed to do. >> the officers that change their minds had until midnight to notify their supervisorsan omete the vaccination process by november 12. >>> i'm mabay areaof housing policy, a live look at oakland. the secretary of housing and urban development, marcia fudge, discusses housing and economic opportunities as part of the biden a

they gave me regeneron, and it was like unbelievable. i feel great. i feel like perfect. regeneron, i call that a cure. >> warning, not a cure. >> on to the vp debate to address the nation's problems head on. >> climate change. health care. >> abortion. >> gun care. >> systemic racism. >> a fly? >> a fly lands on mike pence's horse. >> forget about the other boring stuff. >> that fly nested in his hair. >> did he know it was on his head? >> the aforementioned fly. >> the fly on mike pence's head. >> the fly. [ speaking foreign language ] >> help me, mother! mother! >> this has been this week in covid history. >> the last one. >> mike pence news. big mike pence news coming up on "morning joe" this morning. actually headlining our news this morning. good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it is wednesday, october 6th. along with joe -- are you awake, joe? >> no, i'm not, actually. >> willie, are you awake? >> no. no, no. joe is awake and happy, i'm awake and sad. >> great. this is going to be fun. white house reporter for the "associated press" jonathan lemire. definitely n

i will let regeneron bail me out. but this blows it out of the water.ot the drug but we should have this drug on a compassionate use available today. >> india's child said it only works with mild cases. final word and they got ten seconds. >> that's an entirely different group that ran the trap of got to look at the best data. spinning dr. marty makary at your terrific log back on good to see if it were coming out of the bottom of the hour you're watching the foxbusiness network. up next congressman darrell issa a pain at the pump now a pain for the white house. growing worry in d.c., rising energy crisis across the board. now a liability for present biden and democrats but oil experts claim their reversal of energy independence. the story is next. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. so many people are overweight now, and asking

mandate, the therapeutics to treat those infected, could be equally as important as what one of regeneron'sd us. >> i think we florida very informative lesson, and showing off that the vaccines which undoubtedly are critical and they do not protect everyone in some individuals will still be at risk for the severe outcomes. two things go together to make you cannot substitute therapeutic for a vaccine but you can also not dispensing therapeutics. reporter: the government should do not put out twice as much monoclonal antibody treatment in september as it did in august and now, deaths from covid-19, leveling off. as the good news. in new york, sherry willis, "fox news". with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® is a pill that lowers blood sugar in three ways. increases insulin when you need it... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or hav

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that's what one of regeneron's top scientists alina bomb told us listen. i think we learned a very important lesson was now delta showing us that vaccines which undoubtedly are absolutely critical, um, they do not protect everyone in some individuals will still be at risk of the severe outcomes. two things go together. um, you cannot substitute. a therapeutic for a vaccine, but you can also not dispense with therapeutics and hhs spokesman saying that the government shipped out twice as much monoclonal antibody treatments in september as it did in august, and now. deaths from covid-19 leveling off. that's a good news. in terry town. for the very first time in more than a year. you now have a shot tonight and experiencing oakland's first fridays street festival tell you all about the fun that awaits attendees and coming up on ktvu news at six. it's. orange october the san francisco giants get ready to help the san diego padres. we'll take you live to oracle park has the home team looks to clinch the division. and now that the state eviction moratorium has ex

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regeneron is making them available under a compassionate use basis. there is an application before the f.d.a., but we should be protecting these lives. these are fragile lives. we're not making greatest enough use of those tools. >> brennan: you're saying november 4 is the soonest we could see vaccinations available for 5-11-year-olds. what do you think of the administration's rollout plans they detailed this week? >> the effort has been to push the vaccine for 5-11 into pediatricians' offices. pfizer, the company i'm on a board of is, developing a tray that's 10 vials, 100 doses. that's small enough any small- to medium-sized pediatrician office can deliver it. >> brennan: in a regular refrigerator. >> it can be stored in a regular refrigerator for 10 weeks. it was packaged that way. the idea is to get it into pediatricians' offices. we know getting children vaccinated is a more consultitative endeavor. you want the vaccine delivered at those sites. you don't want children to have to go to mass vaccination sites or even a pharmacy. the administration

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brought to you by regeneron. >>> good morning. this is "early start." i'm laura jarrett.big challenge on the economy. you have tangled supply chains, a tight labor market and rising prices all on the minds of many americans. covid of course the back drop for all of these economic woes. that puts the biden administration trying to project optimism about the future while managing america's expectations for a quick turn around. jasmine wright is live in washington. what is the strategy? how do they thread the model. >> they're trying to voitd up front. jiek 49er perfect, the supply chain ush if they are foreshadowing some negativity and hard times for folks as they go into that holiday shopping but also for the administration as it approaches that mid term election season we know will be a kuft it the end of year. trying to get the west fwoes ports and they want to shape the supply chain problems. he said the best way to alleviate the issue would be to pass president biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed the senate and now it stalled in the house along with the

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brought to you by regeneron. jesse: where is kamala harris? the vp mostly mia since afghanistan.der. she was appointed chair of the space council but never hosted a meeting. and the video she created, she hired child actors. do people know kamala harris or know what she is up to? i mitt the streets to find out. >> who is that? vice president kamala harris. >> kamala harris. a lovely vice president. >> who is this? >> i can't even tell you who is that. jesse: take a guess. >> that's bill deblasio? >> the governor. hat that's harris, right? the mayor. jesse: right. >> no, she is the viet president. >> that little girl was me. jesse: what do you like about kamala harris? >> nothing. jesse: what do you think kamala harris stands for? >> herself. >> unity, equality. jesse: what has she done to support equality? >> i don't know. >> she doesn't necessarily know what the public wants. that kind of plays out into an administration that doesn't know what they are doing. jesse: what good do you think she has done as vice president. >> obviously not have much. >> what has she done for the pe

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arthel: i want to play this quickly from a leadoff bond, a researcher for regeneron, how therapeuticnd. >> we learned a very important lesson showing us vaccines undoubtably are critical. they do not protect everyone in some individuals will be at risk of this, you cannot substitute therapeutics for a vaccine. arthel: i think it's called -- how might this help control this pandemic? is still here and get all parts working again, the economy and jobs, supply chain social outings like restaurants and concert? >> there are multiple ways this can help. the first thing is, if you hard to be something at home cut hospitalization and death, it's important because what we are seeing our crisis care scenarios, hospitalized are overwhelmed and icus are overwhelmed and having this treatment available reduces the burden on the healthcare system. that is enormous. of course this also means if you do have a breakthrough case, there's another layer of protection available to you so also very important. every thing we do, it is a layered approach we need multiple tools in the toolbox and that's what

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ron desantis from america's governor who let our state the appropriate way, he's the one brought regeneronxicon of the american people to find treatment to help combat those numbers and not our numbers are dropping which was easily predicted and of course the numbers are going to rise because i started to get chilly, people are moving indoors. the delta variant is aerosolized so when people are in close contact, numbers will rise. what we should do is make sure people have access to all treatments available thanks to america's governor ron desantis, they know of a product treatment, that's what we should be focused on. the liberal media always backs ms. wrote, they don't care about the facts. dan: congressman's just figuring out when it's not summer, people go inside. there is your encyclopedia. order numbers congressman, are out of control, 1.7 million apprehensions at the border, totally unsustainable. >> i know it well, i guess i should go down but the whole thing is i haven't had a lot of time to get done. >> he does not need a visit to the border to know what mess was left by the last

he might tell you about regeneron. i won't give you medical advice. nor should any of these people with one size fits all medicine either. everyone in this country made up their minds about the vaccine. i don't think many minds will be changed at this point. the debate for many people is over. millions of americans are actually willing and ready to give up their jobs, their salaries, their pensions. their careers because they don't agree with the mandate. it's happening already. the chicago police, they could be down 1,000 officers and we know about the violence in chicago. we may lose thousands if not tens of thousands of military personnel. they may quit or face heffy fines they won't be able to pay. teachers are not going to get it. we will have a shortage of teachers and cops and military and firefighters and first responders and the nurses and healthcare workers that went into work in the worst of covid and risked their lives to save others. many got covid themselves. they dove on one covid grenade a minute after another. worked in a covid petri

and all of the things that you have seen, in fact one of the things i'm very proud of whether it's regeneron or eli lilly, you know, some of the things that we came up with. it's therapeutic scum of the therapeutics are incredible that we came up with in addition toto the vaccines. how is it possible that your numbers are bigger now? well, i don't read that the numbers are bigger now. you hardly hear it. if that were me, it would be brutal because we did an incredible job on the pandemic. an incredible job.ed the ventilators, we became the world suppliers of ventilators. the masks, gowns, we we make it all now. o when i took over as president, our cupboards were bare. we didn't have anything. that included the states. we help the states. if the governors are honest, they'll tell you what a great job the federal government did in terms of helping them get the equipment and the materials they needed to fight this. but you're right, it's worse now. there's more cases now. but you do not hear the news at all. you do not see the death counts on cnn, you don't see any of'r that. it's an incredible

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brought to you by regeneron. >> it is an easy drive over the golden gate bridge right now. real mess this money. protesters fighting for a path to citizenship brought traffic to a standstill. they blocked all northbound lanes, traffic going out of san francisco. chp officers ended up arresting five people. one of those arrested told us why they did it. >> this is the only way we will be heard. we have done everything, we have follow the rules and no one is listening to us. >> the group is angry that immigration reform is not included in the reconciliation bill now being considered. a project that undermines confidence in city government. that harsh assessment of a supervisor in what has been known as the mess on then nest. the two mile long project will create the first bus rapid hendrick -- transit system. today, they responded to a grand jury report about problems with this project. slated to begin in early 2022. three years later than originally promised at the start of construction. >> this is what this looks like today. they began looking into why the improvement proje

well, that's at least what one regeneron scientist told us.ant lesson with now delta showing us that vaccines, which undo you wantedly are absolutely -- undo you wantedly are absolutely critical, they do not protect everyone, and some individuals are still at risk of severe outcome. you cannot substitute a therapeutic for a vaccine, but you can also not dispense with therapeutics. >> reporter: so hhs spokesman telling us that they are shipping twice as much of the monoclonal antibody treatment in september as they did in august, so that's good news. it also comes as we're seeing a flattening of the curves of deaths from covid-19. that seven-day average is now hovering at 2,000. neil, back to you. neil: all right. thank you very much. i take it, a decline of at least 15%. gerri willis on that. as stocks are racing ahead, the dow up 300 points, the fact of the matter is that if you were in bonds, you'd be a little worried right now. it just finished the worst week we've seen in close to three decades. and to hear some tell it, it could get worse

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only for certain people and that want to make sure they don't get infected and sick and also for regeneronrespond to vaccination, they could be used in effect instead of vaccination because it didn't work for them. as far as why exactly this is happening, there seems to be a real communication problem. also even once patients know about antibodies, they could be so hard to find. there are places like the mayo clinic in minnesota that are doing large numbers but then there are also other major well resourced hospitals that are hardly doing any monoclonal antibody treatments at all. dr. fauci has implored doctors and hospitals to make better use of this medicine. one doctor we talked to, he said the whole situation is unconscionable about that she's medicines are out there and not getting to the people that need them. >> thank you. let's get more on the latest developments in the fight against covid. doctor, i wan to get your reaction to elizabeth's reporting. the doctors are not recommending this monoclonal antibody treatment and a treatment that works. >> i'm not sure they are not recommen

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