The Future of TV Is In Twitter’s Hands

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🗓️ 14 September 2016

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Bayer and Monsanto are joining forces in a gigantic merger, Twitter is breaking into the world of television, and Burger King continues to innovate.

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0:00.0	It's Wednesday, September 14th.
0:03.6	Welcome to Market Foolery.
0:05.0	I'm Mark Reith and joining me in studio today for a million dollar portfolio,
0:08.4	Jason Moser.
0:09.3	Jay Mo.
0:10.3	Hi-Dee.
0:11.3	How you doing? All right, how about you?
0:12.3	That's great to be here. I think I've told you before. I like those Wednesdays where I come into work and I'm, you know, not necessarily scheduled for market foolery and then I get a little slack message from you and it's like
0:24.0	And you know I'm gonna say yes every time
0:25.9	Brighten your day absolutely yeah I just I'm coming to rely on you now
0:30.4	Jason it's our thing man this is our thing everybody's our thing. This is our thing. Being in the studio
0:35.8	together is a great thing, especially when we've got so much to talk about
0:39.6	including big changes over a Twitter and the future of fast food.
0:44.8	But we begin with the big news from Monsanto.
0:48.5	Monsanto has been bought out by Bayer.
0:50.8	Is it Bayer?
0:52.1	Bayer. Bayer is what they call it Bayer? Bayer.
0:52.6	Bayer is what they call it.
0:54.0	For 66 billion dollars.
0:56.5	That's billion with a bee.
0:58.0	Bayer, for those of you who don't know, it's the Life Sciences company.
1:01.6	They make everything from aspirin to sunscreen
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