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cheap relative to peers, or is it a sign of a hot tans worry about a slowing environment days after syscoalked about potentially that >> well, let's get some perspective. joining us none is ggb's glen solomon. glen this, would be an even more dramatic than we've seen in the past transformation of what broadcom is with a leg up in soft weigh and multi-cloud era does this make sense in the bias is always to make a case for why these things make sense, but what's the risk? >> well, look, jon, i think, you know, broadcom has been on this trend now a couple five-plus years buying software and getting into the software business i think they also see vmware, not born a cloud company has moved hard to the cloud and that's where the puck is going, and that's where they want to go i mean, the risks of their birks any time you do a large acquisition like this. integrations can be really difficult, and vmware is a company that's been around a while. you said earlier, this company has 5 billion already in soft way, so they would have to merge it into an existing business that's a risk, you know. integ

she stopped taking synthetic drugs in 2019 after a bad experience of ecstasy with sysco foods. and i actually just took part of a pell and then it felt like my rib cage had closed up and i felt like i couldn't breathe. we were on the dance floor at that moment, dancing around like crazy, and suddenly i couldn't breathe. and at that moment i really thought, okay, it's came over for me just wasn't, i really felt like i was going to collapse that any moments and never gets up again with the side effects of ecstasy, headache and nausea, vomiting and raised blood pressure. the hot kidneys and liver are also severely burdened. there was a risk of life threatening hypothermia or overheating there around a 120 clubs and berlin. some of them opened from wednesday through sunday on extended club weekends. drug related emergencies occur regularly. with one thing i have seen before, for example, is that especially women not just dropped in some front room or maybe they're not feeling there. well, maybe they have to throw up, or maybe they're not really responsive. i've also heard about peo

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she stopped taking synthetic drugs in 2019 after a bad experience with ecstasy labs attribute with sysco foods. when i actually just took part of a pell and then it felt like my ribcage had closed up and i felt like i couldn't breathe. we were on the dance floor at that moment, dancing around like crazy, and suddenly i couldn't breathe. and at that moment i really thought linda. okay. it's game over for me just wasn't, i really felt like i was going to collapse that any moments and never gets up again with the side effects of ecstasy, headache and nausea, vomiting and raised blood pressure. the hot kidneys and liver are also severely burdened. there was a risk of life threatening hypothermia or overheating there, around a 120 clubs and berlin. some of them opened from wednesday through sunday on extended club weekends. drug related emergencies occur regularly with one thing i have seen before, for example, is that especially women not just dropped in some front room or maybe they're not feeling there. well, maybe they have to throw up, or maybe they're not really responsive. i've also he

she stopped taking synthetic drugs in 2019 after a bad experience of ecstasy with sysco foods. when i actually just took part of a pell and then it felt like my rib cage had closed up and i felt like i couldn't breathe. we were on the dance floor at that moment, dancing around like crazy, and suddenly i couldn't breathe. and at that moment i really thought linda. okay. it's came over for me just wasn't, i really felt like i was going to collapse that any moments and never gets up again with the side effects of ecstasy, headache and nausea, vomiting and raised blood pressure. the hot kidneys and liver are also severely burdened. there was a risk of life threatening hypothermia or overheating there, around a 120 clubs and berlin. some of them opened from wednesday through sunday on extended club weekends. drug related emergencies occur regularly with one thing i have seen before, for example, is that especially women not just dropped in some front room or maybe they're not feeling there. well, maybe they have to throw up, or maybe they're not really responsive. i've also heard ab

sysco missed on sales. here is the silver lining.l street economists say this doesn't feel like 2008 crash or 1987. feels like the slow grind of 1981. numerous asset classes getting hit across the board. remember 1981 was about fixing government that was in a mess. reagan fixed it. we can do it again. we have another major story. the senate approved 40 billion-dollar aid package for ukraine. president biden launches trump's version of "operation warp speed" for baby formula. senator marsha blackburn advised that. white house has no timeline when it will get imports in. no timeline, no accountability. $28 million more for the fda, when the fda got more than 100 million. edward lawrence in washington with more. edward. reporter: now getting aggressive trying to get baby formula on the shelves here in the u.s. he is calling it operation fly formula. they directed the agencies with within the administration to work within the department of defense to fly baby formula in from europe to the u.s. using existing contracts from the dod. when

cliff, the final name is sysco, not the tech company, but the food company. >> the food company.r with the kind of factories that we're interested in currently this morning's results, sales up over 40%, earnings per share up 250% a nice beat and raise to boot. love management commentary aligning with some of the comments we heard from banks and credit card companies earlier in the reporting season with consumers favoring experiences over stuff we like that theme also nice to hear about management giving a nod to improving supply chain, so that's going to likely take a little bit longer to normalize not cheap. i wouldn't rush out to buy it on a 7% up day but keep it on the watch list if broader markets continue to struggle. >> cliff hodge, thank you very much for running us through our three stocks in our three-stock lunch. >>> up next, a look at the stocks that have been working in this turbulent market. yes, we found some (vo) every business, big or small, coast to coast, needs internet that can keep up with its demands. verizon has fast, reliable internet solutions nationwide.

. >>> check out today's stealth mover, sysco they are a top performer after jpm jpmorgan upgraded thestock is up 4.5%. >>> meantime new data on the housing front. pending home sales falling 3.9% month on month in april marking the sixth straight month of declines the 30-year fixed mortgage is 5.25%. that's a 60% rise from the start of the year. joining us exclusively, redfin's ceo, glenn kahman. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> and you're smiling even though the housing market is slowing. tell me, glenn, in six months is the housing market going to be better or worse? >> probably the same rates are going to 6%, inventory is increasing, sales volume will be somewhat fine but prices are going to soften. >> so prices will soften, so therefore you're going to take -- you're going to make it more affordable basically. so you'll make up on the hike in mortgage rates how about the dynamic of people who have to sell their homes in order to buy another home. if i have 3.5% or 3.25% now, the thought of paying 6% for a bigger house is really tough. >> that's where the market is really goi

i was talking about revenge travel a few moments ago, sysco, you said is a hedge on inflation.lly strong. guys, tell you this has been a rough couple of days. here we go again with this market. we're selling off. the dow down 227 points. all three major indices losing steam as you can see on your screen. retail a good focus with kohl's coming out for earnings. [closing bell rings] that is it for me. i will be with you tomorrow. i will too to do better folks. now that is it for "claman countdown." now we have larry kudlow. >> ♪. this is "kudlow" and i'm larry kudlow. we begin is tonight with the "new york post." it is on the full strewn. joe's train wreck. gas hits brutal six bucks a gallon, border gets worse, ministry of truth collapses, market drops 1164 points, worst day in two years the baby formula disaster. the only thing the post missed