scotty already has hers. before i get to you, when it comes to the consumer, you've been saying this for a long time. you're looking more and more like a genius. could we get to the point where businesses and maybe the market has too high expectations for this fourth quarter. >> glenn: no. the reason why is because i really do feel like the consumer has been saving so much that they really want to go out and spend. i want to say i'm a little cautiously optimistic. >> charles: no, you're wildly optimistic. >> glenn: people really want to go out and spend for the fourth quarter. confidence is up. interests rates are pretty low and people are going to go out and start spending into next year as well. >> charles: you're a small business owner. what's your assessment on the economy. how you feeling right now about the overall economy? >> glenn: well, obviously we've come a long way. we lost so many jobs, but now we're gaining jobs. >> charles: without the pitch. i'm not voting for you. >> glenn: and it's all becau

scottie nell hughes. keith, and pen financials matt mccaul.aling into the first real, real deal, ebola hit new york ci it seems as if all the people who are in contact with dr. craig spenser now, an ebola patient have been notified and quarantined including his fiancÉ. fox news megyn kelly called out the doctor last night. >> he doesn't remember any slip from the polite from what we've heard. even with personal protective equipment you can still make one mistake and one mistake -- >> come on, doc. i know you're not a doctor, but this sounds irresponsible. >> we're going to pick up where megan picked off. was he responsible or irresponsible. >> i think he was completely irresponsible. he has done doctors without borders helping a lot of people down there. his reputation as an er, he takes care of his patients. no one will debate that. edges over here. he arrives seven days before this. some symptoms. he was fatigued had muscle pain. by the way, fever is not the only thing you want to pay attention to. so much h emphasis about fever. that can be

scottie, we have the list on there. we have to show the next five. there's a special city on that one. outside the fact that most of these cities don't have great pro football teams. >> they've got great college teams. that's what really matters. charles: what's drawing the millennials? >> there's a couple things. it's the jobs. like ups just announced they're moving 1,000 jobs to nashville. to nashville. ubs. it's a great, great announcement. you're seeing that because it's too expensive in these states, new york and california the cos cost of living. the majority thing they all have in common is that they're no income tax state. it's a fourth of their paycheck going into their pocketbook. charles: you're sort of that new york city snob, what do you think the allure is salt lake city and nashville. why aren't they coming here? >> i've lived in philadelphia, chicago, i think they're going for quality of life. i looked at -- best quality of life a lot of those cities are mentioned there. you can live like a king in those cities. >> and you pay less ta

>> i'm wearing it right now, so is scottie.he cash smart watch, it's the first and only wearable to track your financial health. there are wearables to track steps and calories, nothing to track your financial health. i thought i'd create one. type in what you spend throughout the day and it interacts with a budget tool that i also created and it plugs in through a usb port here. am i doing good? how is my hand modeling. and so it comes with a variety of strap options. charles: your watch will get upset with you if you go over budget. it will tell you, listen, slow down there a little bit. >> as long as it's not shock you. i did make sure. if i go into the wrong store, it doesn't have a shocking model. that is good. >> tasing is illegal right now. the next model. >> time is money, baby. charles: let's check in with neil cavuto and see what he's got coming up later tonight. neil? >> thanks, charles, an ebola nightmare scenario that could become a reality. a doctor who says could this go airborne, and a hack attack affecting a qu

scottie, who should win out? should it be the free market, open on thanksgiving or should we draw a line in the sand and respect the traditional values. >> i know you don't like wishy-washy. you're right. i do agree on one hand. i'm a capitalist. i want a business to be able to control. i do see the family thing. what i didn't like about this, macy's came out and basically was very unapologetic and said guys we're not doing this for us we're doing it because you the consumers you want it. we're aanswering the call. our employees like it because the check have time to shop on black friday. that's a spin right there. >> what is it? >> i am a family person, but i do believe -- >> if a company wants to open up on thanksgiving, let them. charles: one at a time. >> puts pressure on small businesses to have to follow what the retailers do. as a business owner, 80 percent don't want to shop. >> because the little mom and pops -- charles: hold on aced. i think mike mcdonald actually listen to their chief marketer getting

charles: here's the thing, scottie too. hold on one second. i want to bring scottie in. one thing we're hearing a lot how the rich is getting richer. i've been buying the forbes 400 since day one. they all own stocks people on main street not only do they so, okay, i'm not going to buy stocks, they resent people that do. >> they're sitting on their cash right now. they're holding nto their cash. they're playing texas hold em. charles: people have not been making money. >> i'm talking about the average investor. i think they're sitting on their cash. they're waiting for a major correction. they have no faith in stability. charles: do you think the average person out there will have the wherewithal to go in and buy? >> the exact opposite happens. when the market hits a low, they're selling. >> like i said, it's like a texas hold em. i won't play my hand this time. >> they're never going to get in. >> you cannot overstim the -- the unemployment hit over 10 percent. the equity markets dropped. we had a few collapses which broke trust so i don't agree with it, but the fear fa

and of course scotty tp.com the news director. scotty like the silver shoes and the ssile you got a lot to explain, of course, matt mccaul. golly, did you see matt's watch? that's amazing. how can we miss it. walmart. let's dig into the first real, real deal. once again coming significantly off the lows. i got to tell you hidden beneath the surface a very impressive real estate bound. on the earnings front, most companies are beating the reactions have been somewhat mixed. all in all, i would say it was a victory for equities. whattwould you say matt? >> i thought today's was fantastic. this is ii day where the dow is in the red and i couldn't be happy. we did a lot of buying this morning. i feel like there's such a great opportunity. as we're going through stocks, they're down 15, 20 percent from all-time highs that i liked ten points ago that are so attractive. i feel like a bit of the spank gone. i felt the panic yesterday. i feel like it's down today. >> yeah, i really felt the same way. it was as if a bottom was being formed.

scottie. i got to start with you on this. who should we fear morr with all of our personal information? the private sector or the federal government? >> i think we fear anybody that gets our information without us knowing it or giving our permission. charles: hold on aced. that would be the federal government? we're giving google our information. hey, i want some nice sexy xxxx you're telling them what your habits are. >> well, those might be your habits. that being said, you sit there, yes, you know what you're doing. what we're afraid of is people taking, data mining without us knowing. put it in a fine print. let's talk about the private sector. tim cook did a high five. mcs the people going behind apple pay. they announced there was a major data breach. luckily these are dummy accounts. they're just as vulnerable. >> sure they're vulnerable. but you have the choice every day when you wake up if you want to log into google. if you want do use your phone and give information. how many times do you tweet -- hold on one secon

charles: scotty years ago all people were afraid of nuclear war. i remember my mom saying any time a plane flew over the house -- all that seemed to diminish, we live -- it's been somewhat tranquil. what's happening lately -- when people say it's never been this scary and i think of world wars, i think of depressions, i think of the cold war. what's happened with this country? >> we just had to worry about nuclear fallout. i mean, look at the list you just went down. that doesn't even include a cyber attack. there are more than 3.7 million preppers. it's a multi billion industry the prepping category today's world is not felt with boots on the ground. it's more felt about the dollar. you have companies right now not having to invade other countries necessarily with their feet and with soldiers. more important by buying investments in them. look at china how much of the united states debt does china own and how much property are they coming into this country. what happens if they call that debt. that right there is a form of war as well. >> you ment

what do you think, scotty?he other commercial with a bunch of little girls dressed up aspirins successes using f-bomb. this woman needs role model for younger ladies. charles: i like to talk about the f-bomb issue but not today. i think that is intriguing. >> hashtag, like a girl. let's make it about power. charles: that is about women, right? you guys don't ask for a raise. women have to empower themselves, right? >> there is a piece done on this, really interesting, like a girl. charles: a great day in the market today but the volatility continues. when we come back, we're going to give you your marching orders, tell you how to make some money. that is always our goal for you. ♪ how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confi

scotty here. news director. jim frischling he's back with us. keith. you know, i thought about you when those retail numbers was not out. and, of course, matt mccaul. wild wild day in the market. forget aboutee lofn musk in the hyperloop if we built a ride with these sessions people would be able to to go to the moon and back in one day. the dow traded 600 points, of course, most of that was to downside. then we were coming back a little bit and then you could see bad news midday on ebola. the second patient apparently flying around. that knocked the wind out of the market, but, you know what, stocks did stage a very improbable rebound into the close. of course, the coast is not clear. in fact there's a lot of carnage in the after market. but nevertheless it was an impressive session because we could have been down five, six, seven or 800 points. >> i never felt so happen having the s&p closing 50 points. i've been watching it the last hour tick by tick. we've been closing at a low. we closed near a high that hour. there's big volume coming in and i fe

tp news editor scotty. your and stocks have been great. >> i'm doing great. >> charles: a lot of stuff about retail i want to ask you today. matt, we need to rock 'n' roll let's do this. let's dig into the real, real deal. it's like playing a game of monopoly. it's like go back from go and don't collect $100. guess what, the dow finished virtually unchanged, but a lot of narratives in a lot of that. you you said you held into your guns. were you part of that buy in the dip crowd we've been talking about. >> we did a little of buying. not much. i was a bit nervous. i thought we could come a little further. we did a little bit of buying. i like the fact that a lot of times you have that rally and it sells off the last hour. people are nervous. that held on closed near the highs of the day. closed flatline. big news though tomorrow. we'll see how the market reacts. >> charles: that's why we got joni here to help us happy. was there any hointr point where you said here we go again. we finished the day two or 30

scottie nell hughes. small business expert. susan. and matt. i guess we know you so well. we just think matt. do you want to go to the real, real deal. stocks finishing the day higher. credit card companies visa giving the dow a boost. earnings beat the street. if forecast growth thanks to global trends. gdp is indicating america's economy is stronger than forecasted. stronger trade deficit and rise in defense spending. those were the two dat points. the reading three and a half percent. matt, matt can you extrapolate what it means for the rest of the year. >> it's fantastic. it backs what the fed said yesterday. the action and the actual stock market itself has been fantastic, you know, just about a week and a half ago, we were talking about a crash and the market -- >> fantastic or fantastically volatile. >> we're only a few ticks from another all-time high. things look fantastic. you had that wash out two weeks ago. great fuent for people to get in. my pleasure we hit new highs. today it shows, there's buyers out there. >> that's the equity look. (?) jim, how do you see

scottie knells hughes. and my man, matt mccaul. let's do it. let's dig into the first real, real deal. the market struggled. it came up out of the gate. not really with a lot of vigor. even with a lot of good earnings reports, never gained traction. it first ignored the shooting news. once we learned that the guy died from his wounds, that's when the market began to slip. there was one attempt to rebound there was scuttlebutt, but there was a single shooter. that faded and stocks traded near the low. we'll talk about the cost of freedom and the fight of isis which has fallen on the american soldiers. to nicole's point we're very worried about crude oil. it appeared ready to rebound. had a nice move, but much of the weakness, we're wondering is it because of us fracking or is there a slow in global demand. after sharp rebound in the past few days, i'm not surprised stocks pulled back. what's problematic it happens on news that shouldn't alter fundamentals. these are sharp pullbacks that have people afraid. what do you make of today's session. >>

scotty knell hughes. and susan is back, susan our small business expert. we've got some real serious things to discuss. and of course matt looking spiffy as usual. hey, guys, speaking of spiffy, a pretty spiffy session. let's dig into the first real, real deal. this might have been the first impressive up 19-point dow industrial average i've seen in a long time. when that miss came from ibm the equity futures were down more than 100 points. ibm said everybody in tech is hurting. listen, we see this a lot with these companies. these debacles and try to bring everybody into it. as it turns out the market would be up 100 points if it weren't for ibm. ibm hasn't seen top line growth in ten big quarters. apple huge top and bottom lines. they sold 39 million iphones. the net earnings, texas instruments. chipotle mexican grill. both beat moving in a different direction. your assessment of the general session. what do you think -- what do you think of earnings in general the market so far in apple? >> the market in general to me, it seemed like the market was open

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scotty says i work in medicine and love my job but not so much i would die to keep it.kim says everybody relax. potus has appointed an ebola czar with no medical training. all should be well shortly. and richard says without medical care that has would be sentencing the patients to die. so you'd rather sentence a nurgs to die than an liberia who knowingly handled an ebola patient and lied to get here for the free medical -- huckabee starts next. >> are we trying that hard to keep ebola out? and should the government impose a travel band? can republicans take control of the senate or blow it? they are 25 miles from baghdad. is isis capable of taking iraq's capitol. and houston mayor pastor's sermons are fair game. i say game on. ♪ >> good evening, and i am mike

it is like going one-on-one against scottie pippen or something like that. hopefully, we can get some runs on the board. for now, we will kick it back to you guys in the studio. on, i have your read got the red tie. >> plenty of fans out there as you have seen are showing their attitude all around town. >> unfortunately, those fans are not happy because just after robert got off the air, the giants scored, so it is 1-0 all stop the could see some late arriving fans coming in here at nats park. the places packed, otherwise it is in a very festive morning and early afternoon out here at the park, everybody came in with a lot of optimism. let's roll the video we shot earlier in the day of how festive it was outside of the park all day long. there is the gnome. the gnome is everywhere. hopefully that is for fans that will bring this victory. they are very very confident in this team even though they are behind right now. they believe that they will win the series and they will want to the world series. that would go all the way. i want to go to the world series,

. >> scottie rights sitting is bad that sitting.on boycotting businesses with chairs. >> thanks to earn who responded. >> let's keep talking about mid term elections. democrats are distancing themselves from president obama but will that make any difference come mid term? keep the conversation going. log on to our facebook page #keeptalking. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> have a great day. >> good morning to you. it is wednesday, october 22. i am ainsley earhardt. i'm filling in for elisabeth this morningng. we have two weeks until election day, can you believe it? this is a debate like you have never seen. this candidate takes on an empty chair when his opponent did not bother to show up. why did kay hagan bail? a live report straight ahead. >> election politics, it's a new low for this year. a new campaign flier urges voters that they can avoid another ferguson if they vote democrat. huh? >> she's an academy award winning actress, but this morning can you even recognize her? who is this h

people were hating on downtown scotty brown, here we are a week out from the election he has run a greatce on issues like the border. republicans have galvanized around him. you are not seeing the same issues get national republicans think you'd be a great part of the caucus and the polls reflected. i am from minnesota. they do the hunker down in the senate strategy where they don't take a positions. that is what they have tried to do, now she is being taken task for it. >> you are the political savvy one here. the focus has been her party's focus to keep on local issues. should she pull off a win that will show she has her party strategy speaking to local issue. if around were to win that would show how toxic the national environment has gotten in these other parties. >> no question republicans have a damage brand image and they are lucky they can say we are not president obama this time around but getting asked about the public issues trying to keep it local time and time again but every event they are asking her about isis or obamacare. she just can't seem to run away from this as muc

. >> we're going to scotty's first for a cigarette. >> we can't afford cigarettes, man. you don't understand. if we need $5 more to get that, you're worried about a cigarette, i'm worried about a roof. >> the friends have a unique rip. james helps anthony survive on the streets of jacksonville while anthony supports james in his efforts to stay off crack. but now the frustration over renting a room is getting the best of them. >> you're being a little rude walking real fast. if you want to get a cigarette, you can. >> no, i'm not. >> i'm not telling you what to do with your money. i'm just trying to think smart here. >> i want to see about getting a room. >> there are no rooms available at the palm tree. james and anthony will have to wait another few days to get off the streets. >> you all right? >> what? >> you all right. you're in your own world or something. we're supposed to be together in this thing. >> i'm perfectly fine. >> it don't seem like it. >> okay. >> i'm trying to help you. what i got is yours. that's what home boys is all about. that's what being on the

finishing off the week news director scotty knell hughes and, of course, matt mccaul. all right. let's do this. the market shot off the gate. it stayed strong all day long, but the cautious nature of the buying. you can see the dow was the big winner. russell finished higher and, of course, the carnage this week, we had a sigh of relief. i have to tell you there's no doubt this volatility is with us. i don't think the fed is going to change their course, by the way. that's all goofy stuff people talking about. it's going to be earnings this week. nonetheless, again, expect volatility driven by hype and general anxiety. this brings us right away -- let's talk about that for a moment. the volatility, a lot of it was noise. ebola scares and this and that, and i saw a whole lot of great economic data was that barely mentioned or talked about. >> the economy is growing here in the united states above 3 percent. there is job growth. of course, it's not normal. we have an underemployment around 12 percent. the major concerns is the european issues. charles: walk the audience through thi

scotty says, "yeah, i work in medicine and i love my job, but not so much they would die to keep it."m says, "everybody relax. potus has appointed an ebola czar with no medical training. all should be well shortly." and richard says, "no, without medical care these nurses would be sentencing ebola patients to die." hey richard, so you'd rather sentence a nurse to die than the liberian who knowingly handled an ebola patient and then lied to get here for free medical care. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. friend me on facebook, follow me on twitter. judge jeanine. see you next saturday. der this . ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i thought "so what?", but now "cai can't stop playing.rst that's not how it works. i mean it's so simple. it's like my car insurance. i saved 15% in fifteen minutes. well esurance could have saved you money in half that time. three in a row! sweet! 15 minutes for a quo

[ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: back up, scotty boy! [ audience ohs ] that was aggressive.teve: oh! ball! almost hit me with the ball! >> jimmy: higgins. >> steve: strike! >> jimmy: calm down. i went too far. big deal. you got that one. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: strike! >> jimmy: throw one over the plate! [ cheers and applause ] [ audience ohs ] >> steve: oh! ball! >> jimmy: strike? barely. how is my stance though mo'ne? decent? [ cheers ] what do we got here? do i have a chance at all? >> steve: 5-2. >> jimmy: 5-2. here we go. three more. >> jimmy: what was that one? >> steve: strike. >> jimmy: i got one? 6-2? [ audience oohs ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: strike! [ audience ohs ] one ball. two more pitches. hey! hey! >> jimmy: i didn't know where it was going. i lost count. sorry. time-out. >> steve: the umpire state building. >> jimmy: yeah, thank you. all right. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] you're the best, pal. congratulations. our thanks to scott bandura, mo'ne davis from the taney dragons. remember her name! fences featuring macklemore performs ne

scotty says i work in medicine and love my job but not so much i would die to keep it.s has appointed an ebola czar with no medical training. all should be well shortly. and richard says without medical care that has would be sentencing the patients to die. so you'd rather sentence a nurgs to die than an liberia who knowingly handled an ebola patient and lied to get here for the free medical care. friend me on facebook, follow me on twitter, judge jeanine. see you next saturday. you know your dentures can move. unlike natural teeth. try new fixodent plus true feel. the smooth formula helps keep dentures in place. it's free of flavors and colorants. for a closer feeling to natural teeth. fixodent. and forget it. "the kelly file" special, ebola in america. >>> welcome >>> welcome to the revolution. >> from the streets of san francisco. to the death howl of kentucky coal. >> i was doing good. obama killed it. americans are worried about what the future hold. >> even in louisiana's bustling oil patch. >> one of the best jobs i have had. workers fear that washington is aimin

scotty markets, let me start with you. it has been a hell of a week..3 what do you make oo it?> hell is one four-letter word thinking about it, melissa. if you're at home you have to take your temperature. being that you have to think how this week made you feel? have you slept okay? have you been up late or early because you're bothered by the markets move? the reaaity we've been expecting a move for a long time. it comes at a time we didn't3 quite think ii would happen. if you have the balanced portfolio we talk about, bonds, coomodities, other things besides equities in your 401(k) or brokerage account you probably made out okay on the week. melissa: jonathan, what do you think about the volatility, is it here to say? >> when elephants are dancing mice get trampled. a lost mice get trampledded, melissa, i'm not sure i heard that phrase, when elephants are dancing mice get trampled. am i mouse or elephant in that analogy? >> if yoo're buying dips you're not only the mouse but gotten crushed by elephant. despite today's rally which i'm happy to see, this is from my perspective

. >> do you notice scotties still eating.ly the scott, you are going to hurt yourself. >> where is the chef for brulet. >> yes. >> i have been to event here. the food is fantastic. >> what are you making tonight. >> we are making these saferry mack ruin for the vip lounge, basically up here, i have we have cone that is we are doing downstairs. >> ice cream cones. >> with different musees, crab salad, smoked salmon muse. >> this is blt i'm finishing it off right now. >> are you hurting yet. >> not yet. >> my god. >> by the way real shut out to wendy hamilton from over at sugar house. the is what your name. eric goldberg. >> you are the chef at sugar house. >> yes. >> refinery restaurant. >> you will be here tonight. >> yes, i will. >> that is a big plate of food, man. >> is it is not your momma's a meat loaf, with a sweet the potato hash, withstood green tomatoes. tonight we will survey much smaller version of that. >> you better because if you eat all 24 restaurants you might explode. >> we were hoping we would only serve gue

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and the other agencies that scottie mentioned we have been working with, and i'm glad it's over for themunity so the kids can get back to trick-or-treating and the community can go back and -- they've been great, showing up every day, cooking meals and helping everybody through this. >> i apologize. the delay is bad. i want our viewers to know this is a story that we have been following every single day, and when you have in a law enforcement community someone who is out to get you, and is targeting you, that something that turns a whole community on its here, and any understanding of that part of pennsylvania is, everybody there was helping you guys out. >> absolutely true. red cross, the elementary schools, the church groups, getting up in the morning, cooking breakfast, providing hot meals. we get done with a wooded search and literal lay van would show up and hand out black coffee. it's been overwhelming amount of support, and i think it's definitely kept us going as much as it kept the community going. >> have either of you or any in the group had contact with the deceased officer'

kind of like the "beam me up scotty" machine. i still have that machine. we can have an effect of ebola vaccine. i'm convinced of that i believe that we can. but there is a big disconnect between the work that gets us there and at the time it takes to get us there and then getting it into somebody in africa. and what we are not doing right now, we are not basically gaining this all the time and all the way through. when we are talking of a 57 million-dollar investment in the united states that sounds like a lot of money and i think the united states for that. that's a drop in the bucket if we are interested in moving the vaccine. and in this regard, actually, we need to be dealing with everything at the same time. the rnd, the potential for measuring how it's going to work whether it is the vaccine effectiveness how are we going to make it, how are we going to finish, how are we actually going to get it to africa, how will that be sustained, who is going to get it i want to know that now. i don't want to wait until we get a dime and then we will work on b.

these candidates faced off, scotty didn't take the stage at first because crist broke the rules. viewers were blown away. >> that has to be the most unique beginning to any debate. >> election day is almost here. the offices up for grabs. -- of fice is up for grabs. liza from jacksonville, this is debate night. we want to welcome viewers from around the state and around the country. tonight i will have questions for rick scott and charlie crist. by others asking questions directly from floridians. you can join this debate in real time to vote on which answers you liked the most. each governor will have one minute to respond to our questions. i will allow for conversation between the candidates. gentlemen, welcome. let's start with you, governor. the issue on the mind of every governor -- ebola. tomorrow, if the patient were to test positive at memorial hospital here, when you transfer that patient to one of the four hospitals outside the state that has biocontainment units, or are you completely confident the thattal could treat patient without any floridians getting sick? >> thi

what you are looking at with the other proposals that scotty mentioned in canada, just another way to get it offshore. that does not mean that it is going to the same exact place that keystone would be flown to. so from the political aspect of this discussion -- do you think the holistic view of factors are being in play or is it just -- yes, i am a student with the project, too. where does this come into play? ae conversation may give it bit too rail, but that could come into play with fracking here or anything else. equationt the holistic and whether it should be approved in the political element, do you think those factors are really being considered either? to myill go back suggested, i do not think it is about keystone. i don't think it's about the pipeline. the debate focuses on the project because it is an easy way to focus the debate, but that does not make the broader debate legitimate. there are lots of people who are opposed to keystone who want to hold the president's feet to the fire and see if he was blowing smoke when he said i am going to do something that preserves th

it's like the beam me up scotty sheen and i was welcoming the chance to be wrong. i sit here today and say show me the aids vaccine and i still have that issue. i do the lead we can have an effective ebola vaccine. ie really be legally can. but there is a big disconnect between the work to get us there , the time it takes to get us there and then getting it to somebody in africa. what we are not doing right now we are not basically gaining this all the time all the way through. when we are talking about a 57 million-dollar investment sounds like a lot of money and i think the united states for that. that's a drop in the bucket if we are interested in moving the vaccines. and in this regard actually, we need to be dealing with everything at the same time. the r. and d., the potential for measuring how it is going to work or its vaccine effectiveness, how are we going to make it, how are we going to finish, how are we actually going to get into africa, how will that be sustained, i want to know that now. i don't want to do it sequentially and wait and then work on b.

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