connell? connell: trying to press the moderate message even if the priorities are quite progressive. hillary, good work, all over it. hillary vaughn in georgia. gary kaltbaum a fox contributor and we're talking to georgia voters, small business owners, hillary talking to the candidates because this is important for the markets and the economy. if you look at the stock market last couple days, we sold off yesterday, came back today, probably more groups of stocks, individual stocks rather than the market would react. for example, if the republicans stay in power some people say the financials and you know, i think some of them hit all-time highs today, some financial stocks might do well. what would your thinking be if republicans took one out of two? what would that mean specifically for markets and stocks? >> longer term the market will behave better with lower taxes and less regulations. more money kept in the economy, more money in peoples hands and less money in efficient and less effectiv

connell? connell: more likely to get that to your point if the democrats win both of those races that the president-elect has his party in control. you know it speaks to how important he sees this you by the fact that the day before the election he will show up in the state. he is here later this hour, right? reporter: yeah. so he will be rallying, president-elect biden will be here rallying for warn november and ossoff later this afternoon. later this hour holding a drive-in event. he is doing that because he himself has a lot at stake. some would argue his entire presidency, whether it is successful. whether or not he can actually deliver on the things he promised while he was campaigning for the highest office are at stake with these two races up for grabs essentially tomorrow. connell? connell: that's why we're all here. there is a lot at stake. thanks, hillary vaughn live from atlanta today. we bring in the "wall street journal's" dan henninger with more. fox news contributor. you guys on

connell: right. zuckerberg thinks, scott, apple sus aing privacy to hide behind it in order to get a competitive advantage. what do you think? >> yeah, we own apple and facebook as well for our investors. zuckerberg defending privacy or standing up for privacy, that is pretty crazy to think about it. these apps and everything we get the stuff we're so addicted to is related to them taking some of our data. that is some of the stuff in a weird way does help us but that is how these things work. the fact any of this will change i think is a pretty big dream. the fact they could fight it it out would be distraction what they're using our data for their benefit and some degree for ours. connell: it can be at times. we have to wrap it, scott and carol. we have a "fox business alert" with "after the bell" earnings in. visa with its first quarter results. gerri willis following the numbers. what do we see? reporter: connell, that's right. it's a double beat on the top and bottom line for the electronics pay

connell. connell: we have all-time highs either way on wall street. investors are clinging to stimulus hopes it seems. stocks were climbing even though number of people on unemployment is elevated. if anything that number cases the case for more relief for american workers, more stimulus. now at the close the dow gives up its gains and closes down by about 12 points as it settles in here. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are both higher. any gains at all today for any of those major averages would be another record high. we have second day in a row for records both s&p up a point. nasdaq up 73 points. those are strong gains for the tech related stocks which we'll talk about here as we move forward. good to be back with you in new york after a couple days in washington. welcome to "after the bell." time for the news, happening at this hour. for example business team coverage, edward lawrence is in washington. president biden has been rolling out the plan to tackle the pandemic. jackie deangelis reporting on big corporate earnings in our new york newsroom. as

connell. connell: mike tobin live in washington. the national guard has been part of all this as we know in washington. fox's jennifer griffin joins us from the pentagon. reporter: there were complaints that the national guard were not involved enough yesterday but the pentagon is mobilizing more than 6,000 national guard troops mobilized from pennsylvania, new jersey, new york, delaware, maryland and virginia and will stage outside of the d.c. area in coming days in case they are needed to help the 1100 d.c. national guard who arrived last night as the d.c. armory. army national secretary announced a seven foot high scale fence erected around the capitol will remain up at least 30 days through the inauguration. the fingerpointing as begun as to why the national guard was not used to protect the capitol. the pentagon can only send in the national guard to d.c. at the request of mayor muriel bowser or if the president invoked sure recollection act which pentagon, mayor, pushed back against last summer. they did not want him to do so.

connell? connell: yes. the former president did indeed leave that letter which some wondered if he would. hillary thanks, hillary vaughn on capitol hill. live pictures now from pennsylvania avenue as new vice president kamala harris following in the president's footsteps. blake burman on the north lawn had a pretty good view moments ago as mr. biden entered the house for the first time. right? reporter: vice president kamala harris is walking on white house grounds for the first time as vice president. picking up where hillary left off, former vice president mike pence wrote a note to current vice president kamala harris. the former vice president head of the coronavirus task force left a report for now president biden. in any event the presidential festivities still on going in washington, d.c. the presidential actions are about to pick up here in about an hour's time as the biden administration says there will be more than a dozen executive orders by president biden out of the gate. that will include havi

connell? connell: all right. that part could take some time. we have a lot going on in the world. this is the big story in terms it of our health and the economy. blake, thank you. talk more about it with dr. tom price who joins us the former hhs secretary. your view, dr. price, what hhs did today in terms of these recommendations which should as states follow through on it make the vaccine available to wider number of people as we roll it out. what did you think of that? >> good to be with you. i think it is imperative we get the vaccine out as rapidly as possible. the states are responsible, infrastructure and states are responsible for delivering the vaccine, getting the vaccine in peoples arms. nothing could be more important at this stage of this disease especially with the recent spike we've had getting folks vaccinated. getting those folks vaccinated at greatest risk over age 65, and under age 65 with comorbidities the better. the more we can do to get the message out to encourage people and have people re

connell: right. >> i'm confident around the event it is going to be good. the concern is as other people expressed, what happens when these fringe groups are in the same city but not at the inauguration or elsewhere? do you run into an issue where they confront each other? connell: all right. bill, we'll keep watching it. always good to have your expertise with us. bill daly formally of the fbi. we have a "fox business alert" from lyft, the company lyft. it is out with an update on the plan to keep the community safe and continue operations in the washington, d.c. region and across the country. it is also encouraging drivers to report suspicious activity to local authorities. that is uber's rival lyft gets set for next week's inauguration. we'll be right back there are many names for enthusiast. but there's only one way to become one... by going all in. the new lexus is. with a lower center of gravity, a more responsive suspension, and an aggressive wider stance. this is what we call going all in on

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connell, back to you. connell: gerry, thank you. i want to bring in adam lashinsky here for a moment from business insider, fox business contributor as well with apologies up front. we took the president's news conference live. this will be short today, adam, and ask you a big picture question on one of the big questions surrounding market. the big tech stocks hearing so many earnings this week. there is some question now, maybe it's a really big one about whether leadership in the market can continue from these companies. seems like nothing holds them down but at some point, maybe something will? >> well it is, there are many things that might in the future, connell, in particular these antitrust actions against them. the fact that they're so expensive an already have had such a great run. the thing that keeps them up is that there is very little to keep their businesses down. they have done so well throughout the pandemic. so they're great markets to begin with. there is every reason to believe that macroeconomicly they will follo

connell: yeah. and that probably is how you got this idea. you're already on there for work a lot on facebook, right? so you had this idea to help other people which is a great thing that you're doing. how are things in your area as a final question, then we're going to wrap it up, because we're coming up on the end of our show here. are people getting out more, or are people staying in, and are they afraid after seeing this latest kind of surge we've seen in the virus over the last few weeks especially? >> i would say it's a mix. you definitely see people who are willing to go out, and then you see the people who are hunkering down. but, like, our area, we closed down the restaurants, and a lot of areas they haven't. so i think our servers in our area are seeing -- are having a harder time with all of this. connell: yeah. well, you're doing a great thing for a lot of other people even as, you know, like the rest of us, you're struggling to get by. we just wanted to highlight that and congratulation

connell? connell: all right. blake, if you would stand by for us on the north lawn. we may come back to you as we're watching the vote in real time. i want to take a moment to explain what is happening. things are a little bit different as we look at the house floor than quote, unquote, normal time. they're still operating under crone cron procedures there. when that vote count comes off the screen, i'm watching a similar feed in the studio, you don't see totals, a member is rising a designate they are reading the vote of another member who may not be there on the floor to vote. once that vote is read into the record, we get the feedback with numbers on the screen as the tally is entered in i suppose by the clerk. we're at 126 yeas right now for the president to be impeached for a second time as blake points out. 217 is the quote-unquote magic number. moving in that direction, expected to get to that point, according to public comments, seven members of the house expected to vote in favor of i

time for connell mcshane. connell: all right. liz, thank you. it's a week that will usher in a new era in american politics. joe biden is set to take the oath of office discuss two days from now. the president-elect is planning major policy changes. we'll break that down for what might mean for you and your family and money as nation's capital is on high alert. i'm connell mcshane. with the market closed for the martin luther king holiday. we have a lot of numbers to get to. it is time for the news that is happening at this hour. our fox team coverage hillary vaughn is on capitol hill. rich edson reporting from washington. cheryl casone an susan li in the new york newsroom. with the look at the inauguration security buildup i referenced let's start with rich. good afternoon. reporter: good afternoon, connell, and it is a massive and growing security presence here in washington, d.c. the national guard says some 21,000 members are already here with thousands more on the way. defense officials say they are also examining those national guard membe

connell: thank you edward. we will be back on all of this, live on capitol hill lauren simonetti has been doing reporting and fine explanation throughout the day of the mechanics of all of this and you don't normally connect the retail investor with options trading in shortselling but that's what we've been doing all week long. >> yeah the average investor seems to be pretty smart, they've done their homework and their gaming wall street as their own game. if you're judging david versus goliath matchup, you could argue david is winning right now and you can make the argument that when we see it and were looking at a lot of them we see big moves to the upside in gamestop in hot stocks that are frequently shortage by the short sellers when they go up the rest of the market goes down that is a correlation we have seen this week. connell: one thing that came out as the closing bell was ringing from robinhood was they will open up new positions and another securities not just gamestop, well-known companies, starbuck

connell? connell: these are all projections. we don't know. it is interesting when we heard him say that yesterday. thank you, blake. speaking of changes being made by the new administration, business community taking note of this, the white house expected to announce a pause on oil drilling, on public lands following a 60-day suspension of new drilling permits for u.s. lands and waters announced last week so this is phil flynn's department. see oil closing or trading at 52.52. let's bring in phil in from chicago. tell us what you know about this, more importantly what you think the impact will be on the the industry? >> i think the impact on the industry will be immediate. the u.s. oil and gas industry has a target on its back, we will see right after the announcements more layoffs, a reduction in u.s. production. we'll see higher energy gas prices coming very shortly. it as well as a loss in tax revenue and a loss of domestic growth. this is a very aggressive move bit biden administration. it is political pay back time for a lot of states th

connell? connell: yeah. i have seen people that are not members of the house of representatives even on the floor of the house of representatives is quite a shocking scene if that makes sense in of itself, even if you've been up there in official capacity, whether a member of the media or others paying a visit, you don't set foot on the floor of the house of representatives. you might walk through the hall there get up to the door, but being very close. of. reporter: you need special passes to even sort of get inside of the chamber, yet alone on the floor, even to get to that point, layers of security, et cetera. it is, yeah, it was you know, what we -- connell: hearing from colleague rich edson by the way on the ground of more tear gas that he is witnessing on the west front of the capitol as we look at the split picture now on your screen. we don't see that. rich does, he is there we'll take you there for more as the situation develops, more coverage in a moment. ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ comfort in

connell? connell: yeah. we topped that number today, blake. as we're watching this video, joint base andrews we move on to the netflix earnings that are crossing in a moment. one note this, is a private jet that the president-elect flew from wilmington. it is not a u.s. government plane. because we're told that president-elect biden did not request a u.s. government plane as many do on their inauguration. that is the story. we're hearing from the man who is still the president, these recorded remarks from president trump? reporter: 19, 20 hours left in the trump presidency. we'll hear from the outgoing president, connell, as the white house is set to release a video from the president. to give you a couple of excerpts we expect to hear from the president, president trump will say from the following this week we inaugurate a new administration and pray for its success keeping america safe and prosperous. as i prepare to hand power over to a new administration on noon yesterday i want you to know the movement we started is only just beginning. t

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i believe, connell, you can still stay with me. we have elena trine of axios, james freeman, weed journal editorial -- "wall street journal" editorial page columnist, and the former democratic party chairman. elena, what do you see as far as the message that joe biden wants to send? i get the unity thing, because it kept coming up in his remarks. this is typical of that theme from his speech, joe biden talking about getting us all together. react to this. >> well, neil, unity matters, definitely, and everyone picked up on that and it's the same from his campaign. but really also that return to normalcy. it was a very different speech that joe biden gave sod, now-president joe biden. a message of really healing but also normalcy of a return to someone who knows how to govern. he has been, he's a man of washington. he's been in washington for several years, he was in the senate for many, many years and knows how washington works. and i think at a time especially in these past few months where we've just seen really all different part

connell mcshane. okay. so as many investors pay our next guest a lot of money to anticipate how the markets will move on political outcomes like the ones we're waiting on in georgia, you get him for free. let's bring in raymond james' washington policy analyst ed mills, joined by the woman nationally known for keeping a hawkeye on the country's federal spending and fiscal future, committee for responsible federal budget president, maya mcginnis. welcome to you both. ed, hash out the market scenarios for both a republican and democratic victory so our investor audience knows what they can expect. >> it's great to be back. happy new year to you. i think what we're looking at here is the market really likes the idea of a divided government and it had a nice runup since the november election. when it first looked like it was going to be a divided government, i think most investors told me they think it was a very low probability that democrats could win both of these seats. now, with both of these seats within

let me turn it every to connell mcshane. connell a record for the dow, a historic moment. not a good one for the country. connell: not at all, liz. we'll stay on the shocking scenes in washington. the united states capitol grounds breached by an angry mob in support of president trump. there have been shots fired. we know one person has been shot. we've been watching throughout the afternoon as the protesters swarm the complex. police at this hour, 4:00 p.m. on the east coast are trying to take control of a fluid and developing situation. live pictures from washington this afternoon. i'm connell mcshane coming to you on "after the bell." stocks as we close out are off the highs of the day,

most obvious point is senator mitch america connell here. because if you just rewind to a year ago,hen we were starting the last impeachment trial of president trump, mcconnell almost proudly told the press, told us, that -- and told te public that i am not an impartial juror here. he worked in concert with house -- white house officials to come up with his defense and make sure that the president can get acquittedf the first charges. so the fact that he is now on the record confirming that he is openly considering convicting the president of inciting an insurrection here and obviously in private he has refused to take trump's calls and the two men have not talked. that relationship is certainly severed according to the press reporting and many others as well. that is pretty remarkable. and obviously mitch mcconnell, whatever he does, can provide cover and provide some guidance for many members of the senate republican conference in the days ahead. yamiche: and like you said, mitch mcconnell is undecided about how and whether or not he would

>> i want to thank the senator mitch mcconnell, leader mc connell for helping democrats come out and bring ou so many democrats in the state of georgia. its clear, not just in georgia, but americans are looking at republicans as being those, and not all of them, leader mc connell and some of the republicans as being the obstacle to their being able to see their families, pay their rent, pay their mortgage, that' problematic for the american people first and foremost it's problematic for the gop, and in less mitch mcconnell doesn't want to keep his job and wants to go into retirement which is looking like kevin he certainly not helping his party and certainly not when all eyes are on georgia and that election. >> $2,000 stimulus checks, go. >> mcconnell's memoirs the long game and that's because he's not just looking at the current news cycle or even at one or two special election runoff that we have next week. i think he is preventing this vote and trying to link it to the other two measures that president trump because he doesn't want to divide his party , so he is for unity whereas

connell? connell: no, it hasn't. dan springer live from seattle, thank you. i'm connell mcshane in new york, thanks for watching us today and every day on "after the bell." we'll see you back here at the same time tomorrow. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the radical dems will vote on a resolution that will call upon vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment for the removal of president trump dent pence reportedly has absolutely no appetite whatsoever to follow through on the demands of the left, and that means house democrats will be voting on a single article of impeachment against the president as soon as tomorrow. that's right, here we go again. president trump today traveling along the u.s./mexico border in texas, slammed the radical dems for going down their false and failed road of impeachment once again. >> i'd like to say that free speech is under assault like never before. the 25th amendment is of zero risk to me but will come back to haunt joe biden and the biden administration. as the expression goes, be careful what you wish fo

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connell: connell mcshane will pick it up after me live in washington, d.c. where president joe biden is expected to pick up his pen to sign the first executive orders of his presidency. that will do it for "the claman countdown." connell: it has been a day truly for the history books both here in our nation's capital and 4:00 on the east coast stocks at the close hitting new highs as joe biden is sworn in as the 46th president of the united states. the new president, you watch i had live on fox business, walked into his new house, for the first time as president. he will go quickly and take the first executive actions we're told in about an hour's time. we're watching that. we're watching wall street numbers at the close. those are record finishes for the dow, the s&p 500. f

connell: what you mean, millennial's posting your portfolio, how so. you've got to go to the targeted areas where you think will see a benefit of millennial's pouring in correct? >> i see housing, we see the already, the millennial's are hitting 40 right now and are hitting their peak earning and spending years, we saw housing boom with the baby boomers, will see the same thing, the housing need furniture and furnishings that will be a great place to be for when you look at immediate things, you get to stimulus, that is a bank and financial industry supporting act. that is good to go to paper mortgages, paper loans they will benefit directly and when we replay financials will benefit from the rising interest rates, all is that played to the end of the millennial, that's what i think. liz: it is great to have you, anything keeping you beside the pandemic up at night when it comes to the investments that you currently have, is there rotation that you are currently looking at? >> the thing that worries me right now is are we actually going to see the reco

connell. connell: we have all-time highs either way on wall street. investors are clinging to stimulus hopes it seems. stocks were climbing even though number of people on unemployment is elevated. if anything that number cases the case for more relief for american workers, more stimulus. now at the close the dow gives up its gains and closes down by about 12 points as it settles in here. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are both higher. any gains at all today for any of those major averages would be another record high. we have second day i

i will send it over to connell mcshane for. connell: liz, it is president trump's final full day in office. we will hear some of his remarks to the american people. they have been recorded. the white house plans to release them and we'll play them for you as soon as it happens. that comes as the president-elect joe biden arrives here in washington. he will be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states that will happen less than 24 hours from now. at the close of the stock market we have gains on the screen. stocks have b

of course, connell will be at the inauguration, getting a lot of great coverage from him. stick around, we've got the dow up about 166 points right now, and we're looking at these biden cabinet confirmation hearings that are going on still led by republicans but just tomorrow at this time by democrats. after this. research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your

connell: yeah. well, you're doing a great thing for a lot of other people even as, you know, like the rest of us, you're struggling to get by. we just wanted to highlight that and congratulations, erin. thank you for coming on with us today. thanks for joining us today and every day. i'm connell mcshane, we'll see you back here on monday. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. we may soon have new and explosive insight into what is the greatest political scandal in american history. the radical dems and the deep state's efforts to overthrow president trump. hundreds of pages of depositions, transcripts and fbi evaluations expected to soon be released to the public on obamagate. the white house document release will follow on the reporting of "just the news" editor-in-chief john solomon who here last night reported on the upcoming release. we'll be talking with john solomon about what we can expect and what he knows here next. the documents to be released declassified by president trump. and among the

connell: all right. william, thank you. you're right, some are definitely doing it better than others. william la jeunesse out there in anaheim. i'm connell mcshane in new york, we'll see you back here same time tomorrow. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. dramatic new developments to report this evening. first, president trump is declassifying top secret documents all related to obamagate; that is, the coordinated and years-long spying against a presidential candidate and, ultimately are, the president of the united states and his administration. that of donald j. trump. we'll have the shocking details. "just the news" editor-in-chief john solomon will join us on this important story here this evening. and president trump raising new concerns about the unprecedented and outrageous assault on free speech in this country by the radical left, by big tech, social media, wall street and the left-wing media itself. president trump released a video message in which he blasted big tech's efforts to silence him and his 75 million su

connell: breaking news, the senate has voted to confirm janet yellen. the former head of the federal reserve to be president biden's treasury secretary. here is jason chaffetz who had this to say about president biden's first few days in office >> suddenly all the unions out there championing joe biden and on day one, hours into his presidency, canceled the keystone pipeline. then the unions say, oh, that was a bad idea. what did they think was going to happen, lou? joe biden is devastating the economy, laying off people by tens of thousands. it is so wrong for america. l. >> jaysjason chaffetz. john so join us tomorrow night. good night from sussex. elizabeth: getting america open. even "newsweek" saying democrats from state governors, california to new york you cannot use the covid scapegoat that was covid-19. you have to stop the state bottlenecks on covid-19 vaccines. it i on you biden administration to give a clear picture on supplies. how you will get america vaccinated. blaming trump weeks in just doesn't cut it anymore. with us tonight, deneen b

connell: we're speeding up the fight against covid-19. vaccines are about to be made available to more americans. stocks are edging higher as we fight for records at the close, coming up a little bit short on the dow. it was in record territory up until a minute or two before the close. up 89 points. the close is higher by 60 points. we look at the s&p 500 and nasdaq. they are inching back towards record highs as well. investors look ahead to stimulus. looking ahead to earnings season. we do have green on our screens today. good to be with you, i'm connell mcshane, welcome to "after the bell." time for the news happening at

i'm connell mcshane, thanks for watching us on "after the bell." enjoy your weekend. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the democrats are back. the radical left is in power lusting to exercise their newfound power. the dems circulating already a draft of new impeachment articles against president trump. yes, again. they claim incitement of insurrection in their declaration. house speaker nancy pelosi today held a conference call with her democrat congress saying the party has several options to move aced with the impeachment -- ahead with the impeachment. in the face of the party of hate's endless efforts to abuse president trump, to try to overthrow his presidency, president trump for his part says he won't attend joe biden's inauguration. the president tweeted this, quote: to all of those who have asked, i will not be going to the inauguration on january 20th. we'll be taking all of this up later in the show with a great lineup of guests for you. judicial watch president tom fitton with more on the radical left's plans to abuse their power and

i'm connell mcshane back in new york. welcome to "after the bell." i want to get straight to the news happening at this hour. ♪.

connell: we've got to run, there is the bell, phil, records are down except for the russell. see you monday. connell: we can call it come back after all on wall street, stocks reclaiming earlier games at the close, hopes for a stimulus soon to be outweighing the jobs report they came in this morning we have dipped into the red the middle of the trading day there was word from a key democratic senator that we might not get the $2000 stimulus checks then there was back-and-forth and we will sorted out in a moment but as it stands in the close we are higher, the third straight record close, second record in a row for the s&p 500 and for the nasdaq. i want to look at tesla, with a

connell: all right, thank you, ashley. under pressure, you know, it be a different story for the dow today if it wasn't for some of the bigger names in the technology world as they fall from record territory, and at the close, the dow has dragged down by the disappointing results we told you about on yesterday's show, from ibm and from intel, take them out and we have a pretty good day overall on wall street but they're in in and the dow is down 179 and the s&p fought for gains right up until the close but it'll settle down by 11 points and the nasdac, it does make it happen, third straight record close for the nasdac composite up by 12 points and for the week, the dow, the s&p and the nasdac all higher, strong week, in fact e

i'm connell mcshane reporting live from the state of georgia. we're in the atlanta suburbs, reporting live from marietta as we look for senate runoff races potentially could give democrats control of the senate if they're able to win both of those contests. there is a lot at stake for the economy we'll talk about. one

and connell harrison makes history as the 1st woman to the come vice president she's taken off her seat as head of the senate giving her democratic party control to remake america. and play richardson hello and welcome to the program joe biden has become in the united states a 46 the president and he's already gotten down to work reversing some of the policies of the previous administration shortly after entering the oval office president biden signed a stack of executive orders among them rejoining the paris climate accord and reversing an immigration ban on people from several muslim countries he's also stepped up measures to fight the coronavirus pandemic and announced a key appointments while his democratic party has taken control of congress. on tuesday fight and took the oath of office promising to bring together a divided nation. my own a sea change in u.s. politics. this is america's day this is democracies day a day of history and hope are no i resolved through a crucible for the ages america has been tested a new america has risen to the challenge. in his inaugural speech as p

i'm connell mcshane, we'll see you back here on monday. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. we may soon have new and explosive insight into what is the greatest political scandal in american history. the radical dems and the deep state's efforts to overthrow president trump. hundreds of pages of depositions, transcripts and fbi evaluations expected to soon be released to the public on obamagate. the white house document release will follow on the reporting of "just the news" editor-in-chief john solomon who here last night reported on the upcoming release. we'll be talking

to do right now and these 2 make you lose support from one of the 5 of the story at the same time as connell just that the help i mentioned is getting worse and worse and we have no perspectives are getting better because we don't have the vaccine both on the government with china and with india and with that her body will retire this week so we don't have any perspective of getting in those vaccines and of course this makes people die more and at the same time it makes the economy don't increase because we don't have to go back to egypt so we have like how can i say i'm mom and a lot of surprises and expands on how the government will deal with all of them and which decisions he will make in order to know the right kind of support to be able to head up on the particularly is more about the liberal agenda so it's really up a bad mom and purple from out let's hope they make the right decisions for the sake of presidents thanks so much to our guests thomas case either. gov riyad a lot and francis were good domingue guests and thank you too for watching you can see the show again any time by vi

invited times in america's history joseph biden 46 president of the united states and his vice president connell harris certainly having many challenges ahead at the national mall in washington d.c. john hardy r.t. . joining me now to go further in-depth on what we can expect from the next president and of course how the markets will react are boom bust co-host christine and professor richard wall host of economic update and author of the sickness is this a step professor i'll start with you here. or the biden administration is pushing for what they call the american rescue plan which would cost $1.00 trillion dollars and include another round of stimulus checks state and local government aid and an increase in the federal minimum wage to $15.00 an hour is that enough to rescue the american economy at this point well to give you be honest answer that i wot i want to preface it by saying this is a much better program that anything i'm on the books for the trumpet ministration a lot don't want to shortchange that but to be honest in an answer i think the level of our problems one of the worst econ

going forward this is a dramatic shift as compared to the 1st impeachment and those words from the connell may give cover to his party members in the house to vote for this impeachment as well but of course during overshadowing all of this again is that timeline trump will be out of office likely by the time there is a trial by the time if there is a conviction so for practical purposes this impeachment would serve not to remove him from office but it could potentially bar him from becoming president or holding any other future office all right how do we let you go for now we'll be coming back to you a little later on as that meeting gets underway for the time being high desert thank you so much well as we were reporting new york city is set to several business contracts with the trump organization mayor bill de blasio a nonstop move in a t.v. interview trump's incitement of an attack on congress was a criminal act. here to announce that the city of new york is all contracts with the trump organization our legal team has done the assessment the contracts make very clear if a company in the

senate majority leader mitch mc connell tonight laying out the timeline for articles of impeachment. the democrat say their drafting against padgett president trump. what mcconnell says can and cannot get done by inauguration day. following the capitol hill riot a major crackdown underway righ now involving minute by minute from social media to small-town america. the president now banned from twitter permanently and he is not the only count on ice tonight. the social media plat