without actually reading the interview with sunak it's very hard to telt _ interview with sunak it'sery hard to tell. what i would say about spending — to tell. what i would say about spending is not the government constantly makes these announcements about spending splurges leveling up and all— about spending splurges leveling up and all the rest of it. it's very rare — and all the rest of it. it's very rare and _ and all the rest of it. it's very rare and illegally really backed by anything — rare and illegally really backed by anything substantial. i think what we need — anything substantial. i think what we need to be looking at after the pandemic— we need to be looking at after the pandemic is not so much, of course what _ pandemic is not so much, of course what you _ pandemic is not so much, of course what you spend there is a big question— what you spend there is a big question but how and where you're spending _ question but how and where you're spending it— question but how and where you're spending it and who benefits from that sperm — spending it and who benefits from that

. >> dude, are you telting me if i smoke, get really fat and live an unhealthy lifestyle than i can havede, sign me up. but for real, guys, this is bad news. if we don't stop sperm levels from dropping, that means the end of pregnancy. that means no more episodes of team-- teen mom, i'm sure there will be other effects too, but teen mom, people. i know sperm geddon sounds look a spinoff to the sharknado movie but i think we have to start conservek our sprm. he can can't just be wasting it just because we saw someone hot in a shampoo commercial. we men need to start treating our bodies better. because your sperm is only as healthy as you are. if you are spending all day smoking and eating badly, you can't be surprised when your sperm is also hella out of shape. okay guys, let's do it. time to get to that egg. ha ha ha ha ha oh wait, i'm cramping, i'm cramping. oh boy, this is further than i thought. i just-- do we have to go to the egg now? we have to do that right now? cuz this is shall-- oh boy, oh, i'm not, i don't think i'm going to make-- oh, man, you know what, i'm just going to cal

. >> i think that telts you that not only did an investment newsletter come out, which did come out after the early morning activity, but also a lot of people are saying, "i will give them another quarter to see whether or not that loss gets cut into and/or whether they stay on this trajectory they can even go into the black as far as, you know, this growth stock" that, again, warren buffett embraced this one. there's not an awful lot outside of when he jumped into apple because of his portfolio managers, there's not an awful lot of tech in warren's portfolio, but he was a true believer in this one i think you are seeing that play out to a number of other managers today, scott. >> and maybe, just maybe mike santoli, who is with us now, our senior markets commentator, this is a sign of where risk sentiment is, and the reaction in a snowflake can tell a lot. >> yes, scott, it is getting some traction. now, obviously you have to kind of look within some of the intraday action, some of the multi-month action in the context of a long trading range to see, in fact, you had risk sentiment maybe

marketed by, distributed by, less often does it say made by or, the product ofly and provides kind of a telt rkt recall in testimony last fall, i remember and the market production levels so we know what we're doing when we need to find drugs in our marketplace. i just recently watched the nfl draft and it's amazing how these nfl teams know about the football players they can select. we know so much less about the drugs we require every day that it's dangerous. >> absolutely. visibility and understanding the scope of the problem is the first step in order to try to solve this. that's the intent of that legislation, and we're going to be working on reintroduing it and certainly would welcome all the panelists' input on that recommendation. once we understand where the manufacturing is and the other dynamics, we have to bring it onshore. the homes act talks about authorizing hhs to actually make investments in domestic advance to manufacturing in critical drugs and supplies through loans, perhaps givable grants, but also in a very strategic way as to how we need to make these advancements, und