jack has been the cto of twitter and also worked at twitter for more than a decade. what does this promotion of a technical insider tell you about the future of twitter? >> this is someone who has worked with jack for the past six years and has been at twitter for 10 years. i don't think it signifies that significant a change in direction. he is very technical. he is yet another of these high profile i.t. graduates running another silicon valley company. he has tweeted very infrequently. a sort of surprise imputed will be interesting to hear what his vision is. you mentioned the crypto project at twitter. he has been running that. it has always been unclear what that means for twitter as a product. david was making this great point about facebook and mark zuckerberg and this pivot into the metaverse pit there is an argument to be made that sometimes the only thing worse than doing that is not doing it. twitter has remained fairly stagnant. fairly the same over the past five or six years. we will be interesting to see if the new ceo has a different vision for twitter.

listen, nothing's gonna change for twitter. it's gonna continue down the same road that it's been on and it will continue to die. the death that it's dying because it is of course, a totalitarian form of social media where you cannot say anything except for what is approved by the twitter gods. which word jag dorsey and now it's for all gag or role. but it's interesting as, as natasha mentioned, the market have gone up and down up and down on this issue. so christy, how is this being received by investors in the market and will this be long term? it is interesting how this all happened. now share. so twitter rose as high as 10 percent during pre market session before then opening lower and then subsequently being halted early this morning. so shareholders are twitter. we're 1st welcome. this big news. i swear she has have under perform the market. investors are not happy by that. the stock was 85 percent since dorsey became ceo of twitter again in 2015. but that still child the s and p 5 hundreds of time, a 127 percent during t

imagine that twitter doesn't forget. so does it look like the platform is going to move to allowing more freedom of speech for all, including maybe letting the former president back on with this shake up? no, absolutely not. listen. so there's a tweet that you read that from 2010. he says that was actually coming from the daily show that he took a line from the navy show when he read tween it, he has explained why he did it, but it wasn't his own original words as the claim. but this guy, a rog agger all. what i would say about him is less about what he said in 2010 and more about what he said in 2020. if i can share that with you, he talked about, you know, facts, and essentially he said this that he wants twitter to focus less on what is true and untrue. and more about, he says, a mis information and falsehoods. he says this misinformation of falsehoods are not necessarily one in the same something that is misinformation could be true, but it could possibly bring harm if it gets out. so what he's saying is, you view hi

still, his twitter bio #bitcoin.w's probably going to spend a lot of time there. >> exactly, kate let's get to the stock side of this as well and bring in mark on the cnbc newsline in addition to lo, tony and casey newt mark, does this allow jack to embrace -- lo, let me ask you instead. does this allow jack to more unapologetically embrace bitcoin through a square frame work? >> yeah. look, i think this is something that jack has said explicitly that is really important to him is the future of bitcoin look, when we think about the payments platform that square has built, i mean, there's going to be a natural intersection and great opportunity. i think this is where jack can actually leverage his visionary and super power which is seeing the future in ways that others just can't and i think that's what makes this really exciting is to see the direction that square can now go and the importance it might have with jack's vision for bitcoin. >> i believe we have mark now. mark, i'm kind of stuck on this point of jack do

although you won't be bed bet betting or twitter, you're going to download the twitter app. we're going to continue to grow the investment you see from the financial services and crypto advertisers on our platform over time >> one last question, this comes from my daughter who first put me on twitter in 2009. she said you've got to ask ned why he allows all those nasty comments about you, and ask him whether that's because twitter makes more money having those than not >> well, as you know, we work so hard to promote a healthy conversation on twitter. >> you do. >> we want people to feel safe being a part of the conversation we want them to trust the information they see we have policies that we try to enforce consistently, transparently, and all around the world in the same way, and we've promoted more and more controls for people. you can go to twitter now, and you can start a conversation and if you don't like how people are replying, you can remove people from the conversation. you can block them >> how about if we ask for their real names. >> there's some situations whe

he's on the board of twitter. >> of twitter.you buy twitter up five you better have a good reason tomorrow why it is up five because you will come back tomorrow and say why didn't i listen to those guys i mean, there is nothing happening. nothing is happening jack loves twitter >> right he loves twitter >> loves twitter what is that, will be your buddy -- salesforce? >> i have a hard time saying i love twitter, but i certainly use twitter. >> yes, yes, i use twitter i posted terrific pictures. >> you have got a lot of people on twitter who don't love you. >> there is no reason to bring that up. >> but that's part of the -- >> i'm allegedly the top ten most hated people in america. >> isn't that amazing, the top ten most hated >> yep. >> that's incredible. >> normally when a cofounder steps down there is a negative reaction jack is cofounder. he wrote the first tweet ever. >> that's a little savage. >> look, you have had williams as ceo you have had another ceo, then dorsey again we will have to see. >> we need an acquirer i don'

he said that he had made _ twitter as twitter ceo.e this decision in consultation with the board but clearly it was a very closely kept secret because and very sudden because it was announced on a twitter day of rest, which is a date when the whole company is about to be all. so it seemed really unclear and call thousands of employees by surprise. and call thousands of employees by surrise. ~ .,, , and call thousands of employees by surrise. ~ , , and call thousands of employees by surrise. . , , . , ., surprise. was entirely his decision because there _ surprise. was entirely his decision because there were _ surprise. was entirely his decision because there were stories - surprise. was entirely his decision because there were stories last i surprise. was entirely his decision l because there were stories last year that paul singer, a republican donor had come in and wanted to shake it up had come in and wanted to shake it up and clearly there was some tension with jack dorsey? has it led to this point, do we think with my we are sti

blockbuster news out of twitter.rsey announcing he's stepping down as ceo he'll be replaced by twitter's chief technology officer twitter's shares dropping 3.2% today. it's got one of our traders thinking about selling out of his position on the stock. joining us now on the fast line is the one and only dan nathan dan, why are you souring on twitter? >> all right, mel, we've done this a couple times now over the course of 2021 jack dorsey february got everybody all geeked up about product development and the philosophy of it and we saw them move into a lot of new things. none of this is really moving the needle so now that jack is gone here and the cto i think is just a really disappointing choice. if technology and innovation in the company has been a big problem, and an insider who's the cto not going to be the fix for a company struggling to grow off their 200 million user base. for me i'm pretty disappointed i've tried two trades this year prior to my latest one which i've talked about, and this is not the piece

you know, around twitter. there's been a lot of controversy, a lot of people who is defending twitter, a lot of people well being on the other side of the fence on the other side of the barricades. but one thing a so far, oh, well, one thing that we are seeing so far that there are no indications that twitter will abandon their policy of, you know, giving some people the spotlight and taking the spotlight from others and doing it at their own will even though the company hasn't always been like this, i mean compare the statement of frog or wall that twitter is not about the 1st amendment, and that it will not be hampered or hindered by it. with something that former twitter ceo, for example, on decker castillo, said it to one of our core values is our respect and defend the users voice. and we're the free speech wing of the free speech party. we believe our purpose is to serve the public conversation and that does take a stance around freedom of expression and defending freedom of expression as a fundamental h

. >> twitter's co-founder stepping down as ceo.dorsey faced criticism for the way he managed the social media platform. the trial of ghislaine maxwell gets underway. she is accused of trafficking girls for jeopardy epstein. -- jeffrey epstein. plus, a royal welcome for a grand farewell. prince charles lands in barbados as the island becomes a republic, cutting ties with the monarchy after 400 years. ♪ >> welcomeo world news america on pbs and around the world. countries are closing their borders as they try to defend against a new coronavirus variant. in the u.s., president biden urging americans to get booster shots. the u.s. has imposed a travel ban eight african countries. african leadersay they are being penalized for spotting th new variant. this as global concern about possible new lockdowns, we do not know much of a threat the variant poses. >> there is an eerie quiet at johannesburg airport. south africa first raised the alarm about the omicron variant but now finding itself increasingly cut off from the rest of the world.

remember that twitter, if the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey, was the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey, was the also the ceo square, and it had been criticism of him being ceo of both companies. there was a power struggle in 2020, in which one of the main power in twitter try to oust jack dorsey as ceo. that was unsuccessful, but we have seen dorsey leaving as ceo of twitter on his own, and part of it is that he feels confident in the team replacing him. who is going to be ceo? it is the chief technical officer, parag agrawal, taking over as ceo. mr dorsey set up the company in 2006. this was his first ever tweet, posted in march of that year. he wrote... and as you can see at that stage, they were missing a couple of valves. jack dorsey's tenure hasn't been smooth sailing since then. he made the controversial decision to ban former president donald trump from twitter, following the january 6 riot at capitol hill. he defended the move to suspend him, saying the company "faced an extraordinary and untenable circumstance". jack dorsey also came under fire for not doing enough to moderate hate spe

however, twitter can actually impact your life, you can't do the reverse. >> twitter is a fight club and stuff like that. it is incentivized conflict because it rewards the most extreme takes on the ideological opposites that people who give you digital dopamine in your phone to get a bunch of likes, but you're really just road raging with someone who's not on the same highway. it's so stupid. when you really think about it. but the dangerous part is that they do have say. they are driving news narrative. a part of the reason we are talking the kyle rittenhouse trial right now is because people on twitter had more empathy for a dirtbag who assaulted a woman at knife point and got shot by the cops, than the actual woman who got assaulted and the kid who got potentially abducted and in their worldview that made sense, so the whole country is on fire right now because they have a say that they don't deserve. these people, we know who they are, their losers and there's nowhere in the world where a guy would be better off if only he spent another 5 minutes on twitter, no one is writing th

twitter has grown in the way that it's very important for us news people to be on twitter. the stock hasn't moved much. they often blame quarterback. there has been pressure to get jack out and new leadership in. he has been ceo of two companies, square also in san francisco for years, and a lot of people say, hey, just think what we could do if he dedicated 100% to us. >> so out with twitter. but staying with square. one of the coolest parts of your job, get to talk to these guys before they are big megastars. this is a clip from almost ten years when he started square. take a listen. >> and we took a lot of great pains to make sure we could build something that people would be able to work in and feel inspired by and creative. >> he doesn't have a beard there. he looks like he is about 19. >> at the end of that day he says, i want to give you a book that's very important to me in the business world. it's written by bill walsh, the coach. he says, have you heard of bill walsh? come on. he very serious about what he does. this good news for square and eventually for twitter

no announcement yet from twitter.less, you've got to remember that jack dorsey has run twitter, as well as the financial payments company square, since 2015, and over that time, square has been a much stronger performer. twitter hasn't even been able to keep up with its peers among the faang stocks or the expanded faang index. that is where you find the likes of facebook, now meta platforms, and google owner alphabet, so some direct competition there. beyond that, you talk about competition, look at twitterverse's square over the last couple of years. square is a much faster growing company in terms of revenue. analysts expecting it to more than double this year. twitter, they are looking for a 37% increase, which is not shabby, but nothing like you are seeing out of square at this point. twitter has certainly had its challenges in terms of user growth over time as well. last year, adding something like 40 million users. this year, not even half that. they've had the issue with having to remove former president donald

. ♪ ros: twitter. it has confirmed that jack dorsey has stepped down.pany's chief technology officer will take over. mr. darcy is also ceo of the online payments company square. he has been facing calls since last year to standards down from at lea one of these words. he says, i have decided to leave twitter because the company is ready to move on from its founders. my trust in my successor is deep. >> it came as a bit of a surprise. we started hearing rumors about it early this morning in new york before the stock exchanges even opened. even then, you saw that in premarket trading, twitter shares were up by more than 10% -- a real sign that if the rumors were true, investors would happy. jack dorsey was the ceo of twitter but also of square, that payment systems company that he had also launched there had been in a lot of criticism about him being the ceo of two companies. there was a power struggle in 2020 in which one and the main stakeholders in twitter tried to oust jack dorsey from being ceo. that was unsuccessful, but now dorothy has decided to s

users can buy products in real time features in twitter's shop tab. will this pay off for twitter?vestor of altamont capital partners great to have you with us. you're saying that basically the dollars made on action i a live show, right >> twitter is finally innovating after ten years of stagnating they're showing an ability to innovate and roll things out we all know live stream shopping is a huge thing. a lot of american brands are saying this is this the new mega trend and now the platforms, snapchat, facebook, twitter are trying to get in on it and how can they participate in this mega trend that's happening? >> if you don't follow on twitter you should the stock twitter has been a brutal stock to own now over the last six to nine months. does this finally move the n ne needle i think this is a big deal for them >> i think for twitter the reality is there's the business and the stock and the stock, if you look over the last ten years, has treaded water they're finally innovating, as i mentioned. when you think about this it's one more piece in the puzzle for them it may not be

i've been reading a lot of course on twitter today. a lot of people are kind of upset about him stepping away because they really like doors. he's viewed when it comes to bitcoin, when it comes to more of a decentralized nature and their concern when it comes to, you know, those big c, e o them in the theo of twitter is a big job. well, you know, we've talked about this on the show before, but the fact that it was kind of unprecedented for jack dorsey to be the ceo of 2 major publicly traded companies. so i feel like this was a long time coming. i know one side was going to be happy redford square or it's twitter and i feel like, you know, for his love for bitcoin, he could probably work more crypto curts if he stays a square, then on twitter. absolutely someone who says that they're like his own kids. he got up in the day and time now for a quick break. when we come back dispute can you drop the english channel as the e u and the united kingdom remain at oz over trade brace and weight of the reps that divorce? and as we get to break,

trump understood twitter better than the people who run twitter which, no wonder why they threw him off back up but if they don't, is more to the woke than jack dorsey was. >> geraldo: is the trump ban legit? given the fact that they believe he was fermenting civil disorder and distrust in our institutions, was the trump hand out legit from their point of view? >> dana: as long as you are on a private company train, yeah. and i'm might ban me after what i have to say. but do you really think it can get worse than jack dorsey? america, think about this for a second. he was flawed, but at least you could get to him and he would be somewhat responsive. basically this guy is saying we will determine what a healthy conversation is. now there is legislation in congress, bipartisan legislation honestly that would require these companies to be more of a neutral platform. i don't know if it will pass. and there's the point. it is twitter allowed to ban people? of course. but if you think that it can't get worse, i think it will. also the new ceo has all these tweets, going back like ten years an

ceo jack dorsey is leaving twitter. so who is his replacement and how does silicon valley companies fare when a high-profile leader moves on? >>> and could it be the law to overturn? roe v. wade. >> the new abortion challenge facing the u.s. supreme court and why it's so consequential. >>> good monday, everyone. thanks for joining us. >> things are changing rapidly. the immediate impact is travel. foreign travelers from several countries in south african are now banned from entering the united states. president biden says it's not a matter of if the omicron variant is coming here, but when it will arrive. here is chris pallone. >> reporter: president biden sounding a cautious alarm over the latest covid-19 variant omicron. >> this variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for panic. >> reporter: the world health organization calls the global risk from the new mutation very high, but health experts say it will be a couple weeks before they know true transmissable it is. the best protection still, they say, is to get va

twitter got rid of these people. they allowed groups like the carried out the mumbai massacre carrying out hundreds of people. they allowed him to keep their official account. don't do off colored joke they go to mumbai and massacre hundreds of people and go to the synagogue and slaughter the local rabbi. that was fine with twitter. but they went always for right of center voices. this isn't news. we all knew this we all knew that jack dorsey even as he more and more resembles somebody hold up in bora bora. [laughter] >> was somebody who didn't believe in the first amendment at all. they don't believe in the first amendment. they have no interest in the first amendment. what they have got an interest in is this. >> we have simple. people correcting other people's behavior for free and making twitter rich in the process. >> harris: the way you said that conjured the image of tom hanks on that island castaways, a ball that was falling apart wilson old friend. so, kennedy, you know, what's interesting about this is cons

twitter has not been able to keep up. we could rely on you every day tweeting out your charts and stock of the day. will we still get those pix? david: it is an interesting question. we will be able to keep up chart of the day. she will be taking over much of what i do. tom: she drink the kool-aid? david: i hope so. it delivered what needed to be. we will keep up some of that. some of that may pass with the history. we will see how it all shakes out. tom: david wilson will be with us tomorrow. thank you. we will see you tomorrow. jonathan: celebration of dave for the next 24 hours. 37, the youngest ceo on the s&p 500 now. he was born earlier than zuckerberg. zuckerberg now in the second spot. tom: i don't have any real wisdom on it. we use twitter like crazy. it has been a huge benefit to all of team surveillance. i don't understand the revenue production. jonathan: most people would say they don't understand how this has been a massive success given the president was the main attraction on it much of the last four years.

a lot are not consistently profitable twitter with two profitable years, 2018 and 2019 twitter valuedtify cheaper with that big revenue base not profitable and the market doesn't necessarily think it's consistently profitable and meta is a slightly higher enterprise value to revenue multiple than twitter though it's on a massive scale doesn't have the room of growth to eat up the pie, guys. >> interesting thank you. >>> coming up, trading the turbulence a top strategist breaks down the sectors to benefit from a reknewed covid uncertainty this wednesday i'll be hosting a live pro talks find out more at c cnbc.com/pro/talk just all of her faith names. more "closing bell" after the break. this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. and set aside more for things like healthcare, or whatever comes down the road. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. your sh

they're on tiktok, not twitter.ng how much they have in common. they boast desperately want to fly but they can't. this whole thing is such a double standard. people upset about big bird getting the vaccine but no one cares about all the hormone injections they have been giving him to make him as big and delicious as possible for when they eventually eat him. it's going to happen. it's will be the worst thanksgiving episode of all time. i will say big bird getting vaccinated is not an effective way to convince people to get a shot. if they really want to convince the kids, they should have killed one to have the "sesame street" characters with covid. kids remember that shit. the count should be on his death bed, the vaccine could have saved me but it's too late now. how many regrets do i have? one regret -- two regrets -- ah, ah ah -- ( flat lining ) your kid will remember that shit forever. big bird is entitled to his opinions but turns out not every giant bird feels the same way. wet a "the daily show" want to hea

to be on twitter, when can you grow your stock price? >> you can't you can't. so the problem is two-fold first of all, they managed to lose $500 million in 2016 when the new president or incoming president made twitter the center of his communication with the entire world it's really remarkable to lose half a billion dollars while that's going on. to your point, if not then, when i don't really know the answer to that but something tells me something bigger has to happen not just a new ceo and we've tried multiple ceos at twitter already. i don't think it's about leadership i think it's about what is the purpose of the platform because this is the only social media platform where the users, myself included, yourself included, every tv show, every movie coming out, every politician, the users are deriving almost 100% of the value of what they're doing on the platform and the company that owns the platform is deriving almost zero that's remarkable. that doesn't exist you couldn't say that about snap, facebook, instagram, which is why i thi

two, look at twitter's competitors.he metaverse. facebook said we will report a new segment based off of hardware in addition to advertising. twitter is still really small compared to its competitors. it doesn't have a brand vision i think what competitors were looking for is a new ceo going to come in and bring this sparkling new vision to this company that gives us hope and optimism one day it can compete by bringing in an insider whose focus on the new project and centralization i think there is a little concern after there is not a lot of new life feed to bring into the company to get it there. >> one of the things dorsey says he is stepping down, the founder eventually becomes a weakness, if you don't have them stand on their own feet it's kind of strange to think about when you realize that brett taylor is the president of salesforce he's the chairman of the company now. that's also a founder life company. do you think this is a knock on founderlife companies? do you think there are other questions about them >> i

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right. developing story with sort of a twitter earlier on the some news in from twitter. and the company just announced the sharing personal images without explicit consent will be prohibited as the company expands his policies just a day after new c o park agro took up his post. that's a prompted phase of mo, clam turns on the network to, to his past remarks about not prioritizing freedom of speech. he goes down us across this is that development since since we last spoke, then i was not going to be received in the what news do we have in this? well, it certainly looks like that prague a wall is continuing sort of the line, the general line. twitter has been firing of his predecessor ger dorsey and the rain. indeed, he started his, well, his will term as the new ceo as well with the scandal because as it normally, as it often happens right now in the age of counsel, culture being on the rise. something that he said a whole year ago came back to horned him, and that was back when he put twitter above the 1st amendment to the us constitution. have a listen. our own is not

it's more of a problem on twitter. you shouldn't be able to go. so bill comes in and goes, oh val stop whistleblowers knowing wouldn't the foul abuse that people are receiving death threats. and then when you to where young girls, you know, so comments about their and the way they look their body image, et cetera, cetera. the 1st and fastest way to control twitter and facebook is to ban anonymous accounts. you cannot and should not be able to have an anonymous account . i would comprise a bit and say, you'd have to register as indeed scott morrison, whatever his name is in australia wants to do. this is a good initiative. we should be backing it. and we should be moving forward on it. there is no way they should be able to act in the way they're acting when every other media organization has to abate the rules. if you know, nobody would have printed that mean in a newspaper. and as if it was ok, a photo shocked image that so conservative counselor can go and do that. then it gets retreat around the globe in milliseconds. that's what's wrong. and t

, and bjp leaders going on twitter and saying that this woman should be arrested asap. in mind, i think my lawyers have advised me to be a little low—profile. well, you're on hardtalk, so you're not that low—profile, and we're glad you're here. but let's just pick up on what you just said about two young journalists being detained for what the authorities alleged was inflammatory tweets, inflaming an inter—communal situation in one of india's states. you, too, are accused of inflammatory social media activity and your retweeting of what you appeared to believe was the beating of a muslim man in an inter—communal incident. the indian authorities claim that you made no attempt, and i'm quoting here, to establish the truth of the case, and this fits into their contention that, increasingly, social media is being used to spread misinformation and, some would say, fake news, which in india's case is inflaming inter—communal tensions. are they right? had you done your due research when you tweeted that? well, i would agree with the part where you said that fake news is being

. >>> and twitter's ceo steps down. with the changing of the guard will mean to the bay area company. that afternoon. i'm kenny choi. >>> making news at 3:00 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs n bay area. the cdc recommending all adults get their booster shot as concerns grow over the omicron variant. president biden says his top health officials are coordinating with the south african scientists to learn how dangerous it might be. >> the things that we don't know right now is whether the people who get infected have a severe form of the disease or whether it is a like disease or somewhat the same as delta. >>> today's the first day of travel restrictions keeping non- us citizens from entering the country from u.s. from africa. the variant has spread well beyond southern africa reaching out to at least 14 countries including canada. president biden says his team is working with pfizer, moderna and johnson & johnson to develop contingency plans four vaccines are boosters focused on "omicron if needed. officials say now is th

is twitter's chief technology officer parag. he joined twitter in 2011 as a software engineer.ent time at yahoo! and microsoft. he takes over at a critical time for twitter, facing tough investor expectations, the company is experimenting with new ways to grow its revenue and user base. for example, this year twitter launched a way for some users to pay for additional premium features, like the ability to undo a tweet. twitter also continues to face questions and possible new laws and regulation on its handling of misinformation and hate speech. but dorsey insists this is the right moment for him to leave. in a memo to employees he wrote that he was choosing his company's future over, quote, his own ego. this was my decision, and i own it, dorsey wrote. brian fung, cnn, washington. >>> a legal fight over leggings. lululemon is suing peloton over its new clothing line. the canadian athletic a pairing maker claims five of peloton's new products in fringe on its patents. they also accuse peloton's new leggings of being a copy cat of one of lululemon's best sellers. meanwhile, pelo

paul went out on twitter saturday. -- the pole went out on twitter saturday. with about 58% of respondents backing the idea of the sale on the question of to sell or to sell. musk said in a follow-up tweet that he was prepared to accept either outcome. but, if he does follow the survey, it appears he would go ahead. analyst say that could put a dent in the stock monday. we should point out that the big picture for tesla stock is strong. it has soared 73% this year giving it a valuation of 1.2 trillion. that -- we know that if musk were to sell his 10% stake, about 20 been -- 21 billion worth of stock, that would be at 80% increase in the normal volume that we have seen over the past quarter. so, there will be that as well. it is also interesting, again, that he reached out for this kind of issue to his followers. it gives a heads up as well as to why he might be selling. haidi: su keenan with the latest on tesla, twitter, and elon musk. let's get to vonnie quinn with first word headlines. vonnie: joe biden will sign off on the biggest u.s. infrastructure plan

and twitter, same thing.policies. >> harris: week two and a half minutes left of the show. can we talk holiday season? carly, what you want santa to bring you? >> carley: oh, my gosh! >> harris: and tomorrow's giving tuesday. >> carley: all take diamonds. living large. >> harris: what you want from us. your guy can get you a diamond, mcginnis. >> carley: it is cyber monday so i encourage everyone to shop online but local. >> harris: you can do both. i only thought -- i'm old school. go to the store. but even your local smaller shops have ways to shop online. that is a silver lining of the pandemic. dr. siegel? >> dr. siegel: i want kindness for the kindness dominic holliday. kindness, caring, stop pushing people down. i'm not science. i look to find scientific answers, but i also want to stethoscope. mine is wearing out. harris, v71, i'll be thankful. >> carley: you should be a beauty pageant contestant. "i just want world peace. >> dr. siegel: the lines are down. >> harris: what did you want me to send you?