so you see t s c as red. and the blue line in the market cap is samsung way down their declining, ever declining as intel was, you sort of be the biggest of the manufacturers, but what they've done since the ninety's hollowed out the company, right? like all us companies, all us manufacturer is use the opportunity of the china deflation move of the export of our jobs there to just hollow out the remnants of whatever was left of technology, innovation and production here in the united states and financially that. so you could see that in the are in d numbers as well. the r and d is so crucial to anything, any manufacturer, you've got to invest in research and the u. s. corporations aren't going to do that . shareholders do not reward them for that. they do what the shareholders reward them for, and the, the shareholders reward them for stock buybacks and loading up the company with debt. so this is the stalemate. that's this, this is a situation where we find ourselves in today, right? remember, the indiana jo

t s m. c makes around 92 percent of the world, most sophisticated chips, very poor ads. they have a monopoly position. now what's interesting here is that micro chips are, let's call it the steel of the 21st century. steel was the primary component to build the iron age, you know, to build the modern infrastructure, the railway, and tall buildings. but now the summit conductors are really the, the, the basic building block of our global economy. now here's the interesting bit for 10152025 years. the price of microchips has gone down and gone down drastically. and it goes down in a way that everyone fully understands. because what happens is they get faster the and that faster chip, according to the inflation statisticians means by definition, how they calculate inflation. that inflation is low. and even if you pay the same amount of say, $100.00 for a chip, if it's twice as fast, the bureau of labor statistics in washington d. c, will say that inflation is falling 50 percent with microchips. now if this basic building block of the global economy is no longer on that a, s

anytime soon they attribute this to t. s. m, c's hard drive and culture, and deep pockets. the industry has become so complex that once one producer falls behind, it becomes tough to catch up. and i'm going to turn to some of the charts that the wall street journal provides in 0 had coverage of the wall street journal article. and it's called chipping away over the past few years, t s m c is increased as r and d spending and saw its market cap become the biggest and semiconductors. so you see t s, m c as red, and the blue line in the market cap is samsung way down their declining, ever declining as intel was used to be the biggest of the manufacturers. but what have they done since the ninety's hollowed out the company? right? like all us companies, all us manufacturer is use the opportunity of the china deflation move of the export of our jobs there to just hollow out the remnants of whatever was left of technology, innovation and production here in the united states and financially that. so you could see that in the are in d numbers as well. the r and d is so crucial to a

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wanted the elimination of the d s t. that's the digital services tax that the u. k. levied on tech companies. so that won't look concession that he did make you could say it was kind of a game, you know, he had to make a concession and then he got this exemption for the banks, but he did manage to secure that exemption. and indeed, it is a victory after breaks it, as is the crowning of london again as a financial capital. okay, so a little bit of given take there in order to get their way. now it's interesting because the stated target of this new global tax is big tech companies like amazon, facebook and google. but even though these companies have called the new rules a step forward so far and so that they will agree to follow them, is there any concern that they could still do what facebook did in australia earlier this year and just shut down their services altogether? if they don't get their way in a certain country, well, you're right about that to rachel because the i thought was back in february when facebook sort of fluids toys out of its prime. because i

that is merely a technical issue with the fda having to dot all the "i"s and across all the "t"s. they hear the word emergency use and think, maybe we're not so sure about it. chris, we are positive this vaccine is extremely effective in the real world, and relatively speaking when you talk about the risk benefit it's quite safe. the idea it hasn't been approved yet is a technicality the way the fda does business about having to dot all the "i"s and cross all the "t"s. if you look at all the data i would be astounded if it didn't get full approval. >> but it still took too long and created misgivings. this is a pandemic. you got it made in record time. you couldn't get it approved? let's look at the poll. i know you've seen this numbers, tony, but just so people understand. more likely to get covid vaccine if -- full fda approval, 49%. enter into $1 million lotly, 31%. mobile clinic came to neighborhood, 22%. you already went with the middle part. a lot of states are introducing gimmicks. that's fine. 49%. then something else i need to get your comment on, the j&j vaccine, it may

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