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How much input do the anchors have in what news is presented? Could you write your own piece? Could you refuse to cover a story (for religious, political, or other reasons)? How far in advance do you know what you are presenting for the day?

Hi Jon,

Are you aware of some of the crowd sourced research on reddit? I feel like some of this material would be great for your new podcast. For example, did you know that 75% of Goldman Sachs' revenue comes from securities lending? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COQvMsbb-Cw&t=240s

Are you aware that this securities lending desk is only 10-12 people, and all they do is press the F3 key all day? https://preview.redd.it/0md200bdfk171.png?width=940&format=png&auto=webp&s=cf5e8310fbcbd73699e3593b2ab5dab418055ab0

This information, and much more, was put together by the superstonk subreddit.

There a large number of exciting intratumorally injected I/O therapeutics on the pipelines of many major pharma companies. One problem with locally administered therapeutics is the issue of missing metastatic tumors or micrometastases that cannot be detected. What are your thoughts on the feasibility of these intratumoral therapies?

Also, do you have quality control/manufacturability issues with multikine? Do you have to screen every batch to confirm cytokine ratios? Do you culture your cells with FBS? If so, do you have a process to remove the FBS from your final injection, or is the FDA okay with bovine excipients in your injection?

Hi Jon,

Are you aware of some of the crowd sourced research on reddit? I feel like some of this material would be great for your new podcast. For example, did you know that 75% of Goldman Sachs' revenue comes from securities lending? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COQvMsbb-Cw&t=662s

Are you aware that this securities lending desk is only 10-12 people, and all they do is press the F3 key all day? https://preview.redd.it/0md200bdfk171.png?width=940&format=png&auto=webp&s=cf5e8310fbcbd73699e3593b2ab5dab418055ab0

There is far more research that I think you or your staff might be interested. Feel free to reach out if you or your staff have interest in digging in.

Is there any reason why Multikine can be injected ahead of surgery and other intratumorally administered therapeutics cannot? For example, oncolytic viruses like Amgen's Imlygic would be expected to have many similar immuno inflammatory pathways that would be similar to Multikine. Is there any reason why Imlygic could not be used in the same fashion as Multikine?