and only talk about the virus, the vaccine developments, when there is not much that s new. why do this at all on a friday evening? i can t answer that. it s good to get out of the house, i guess. been announcement about pfizer come a couple of weeks earlier, which to be clear, doesn t appear the science would have allowed, i m sure we would be talking about a different political landscape. even with that bad timing. it is certainly an achievement for this administration to have been able to help accelerate some of these vaccines, like the vaccineng moderna into the final stages, and hopefully the level of emergency approval and access to the american public by the end of the year. that remains a very big deal if it does go that way. emily: can you clarify for the record what pfizer s involvement was in operation warp speed? they did not get money from the government, saying they misrepresented the involvement. what do we know to be the truth about that? question, andea
deal on a fifth coronavirus stimulus. that s what charles and i were just talking about. can they beat the clock before time runs out and 32 million americans unemployed are left with a loss. speaking of wins and losses, the nfl bending to what appears to be a coordinated tweetstorm involving nfl all-stars from jj watt to patrick mahomes who want to know the league s virus testing plan. the social media blitz over the weekend and efforts to pressure the league to pull off a covid-19 safety ahead of nfl s kickoff. jarvis green of the new england patriots joins us on what the players really want and whether they will even get it. from the gridiron to the front lines, we have the publicly traded smart glasses company transforming how first responders do their jobs. paul travers on tech s role in the covid-19 fight and why new competition from, of all companies, apple, is not darkening his outlook. plus the twitter hack heard round the world. what cybersecurity guru ping is
prices and lack of demand. oil is up about 2% amid more tensions with iran. that country s foreign minister is threatening all-out war in the event of a u.s. or saudi military strike. meanwhile, facebook chief mark zuckerberg heading to capitol hill today, trying to promote his vision for moderate internet regulation, as antitrust investigations are heating up. plus, we have news on a possible isis connection to that mechanic who tried to sabotage an american airlines plane. and major tv networks are saying no to advertising e-cigarettes. varney & company starts right now. david: first to washington, d.c., where midlevel china trade talks are kicking off today and they seem to be having a positive effect on the markets. the dow jones industrial went from negative to positive on the news. edward lawrence joining us live from the white house right now. hi, edward. what s going on? reporter: yeah, literally right now, the talks with the chinese delegation have started. the
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