steve: hi, ana. ana: hi, steve. lemonis: also, in order to cut down travel and enhance communication, i linked up pacific hospitality and grafton furniture with at&t collaborate. ana: did you get the files i sent you about the simple greek project? steve: yes, i did. lemonis: ana and steve will be able to make calls, hold conferences, and even share designs with one easy-to-use platform. and with simple greek franchises set to open all across the country, it's imperative that pacific and grafton stay connected and communicate. ana, i mean, the reason that this business is successful and will be successful is because you're a big driver. ana: you kind of brought this out of me, which i knew was there, but i never really applied it. you like, kicked my butt and woke me up and in a way. lemonis: you should be very proud because she is who she is because of her, but also because of you. gilbert: i don't think that i can live without this. lemonis: yeah, i know. we can't be without you. ana: he's like a different man. he

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one sorry i'm pumping up here get ready some cold steve austin on show today obviously one of the most successful some would say the greatest wrestler ever 6 time w.w. world champ retires 2003 and think he got a hitchin is getting up 2009 debbie honored him by inducting him into their hall of fame he's the host of the show straight up with steve austin season 2 plants made it to season 2 mondays at 11 pm on the usa network this the s. mobile mr austin how are you my friend man i'm doing great i appreciate you having me oh no it's been a long term sab see you in person. that blunt tab listen brother i have to give you thanks as a north texas university you know i'm a pittsburgh boy thank you for gifted us with joe greene who arguably the greatest i don't know there's glory and taylor there's a few but you've got to put joe green on the mount rushmore of deep pensive players did you play the line there steve where ya heard enough to play d. line like joe green did or what did you play you know i went there as a linebacker dennis and i blew up but m

steve: um-huh. well, that flies in the face of some of the things that, you know, are actually happening in the democratic party. you have got all these liberals and progressives and they're young people and looking at nancy pelosi and just see the establishment and they want something new. at least aoc did when she was on that podcast a couple weeks ago. remember this? flashback time, watch. >> i think the results of just many years of power, being concentrated in leadership with a lack of, you know, real grooming of a next generation of leadership. >> are you ready to say pelosi and schumer need to go? >> i mean, i think so. we need to shift power. we need to make sure that we have a transition of power in the leadership of the democratic party. steve: um-huh. ainsley: nancy pelosi -- i'm curious what their relationship is really like. because aoc is not supporting her. steve: do you think they have one? ainsley: i know. i'm sure nancy is still mad about that. yesterday it was pretty clear in that

steve: okay. so, the answer to the question is mainstream media loves him. he is the better angel president. but i think we knew that would probably the reaction. ainsley: compare that to how they treated pump president trump over the last four years. yesterday jake tapper said he was disgraced embarrassment wolf blitzer said the size of the crowd on the tarmac pathetic. remarks repulsive and melania when she got off the plane was wearing a beautiful dress and they criticized that dress. steve: i wonder if those same people who said all those things about donald trump actually saw what joe biden said yesterday. because joe biden made it very clear, look, we have got to come together as a nation. we might have different points of view. but we have got to be tolerant of each other. in fact at one point he mentioned we watch different tv channels. thank you for watching ours today. nonetheless we are different. but we have to be tolerant. sounds like a lot of intolerance out there. will: apparently t

what does steve iceman do with -- steve eisman do with bitcoin? steve: steve eisman does nothing with bitcoin. i don't understand it. should it be valued -- when i don't understand something i just don't get involved. tom: do you think it is a legitimate market, or is it manufactured? "surveillance -- steve: people are buying and selling, but my personal opinion is i think they are buying or selling something that is impossible to value. it is one thing to talk about what is the u.s. dollar-yen valuation, but when talking about bitcoin, i think we talking about how many angels are dancing on the head of a pi n. francine: what does the dollar do from here? if we get back something that is easier to value than bitcoin? steve: i mean, look -- valuing the dollar is easier than valuing bitcoin. i find the whole currency world, generally speaking, a difficult world. i don't do anything and currency. whenever i invest overseas i always hedge the currency 100%. it is not something that i ever have a strong opinion about one way or the other. tom: one fina

steve: ainsley? ainsley: dana, what was your reaction to that you were the press secretary and you were in her exact spot jen psaki's. what was your reaction? >> dana: one of the reasons she tweeted that initially president trump said he was going to lift restrictions on people coming from a few of the countries. i think brazil was one of them and a couple of others. and the biden administration, incoming administration is saying we don't think that's a good idea. that is not going to happen. but i do think this is not only going to be a test for the biden administration. it will be the first flash point for this new congress. and now you have a slimmer majority in the house for nancy pelosi and the democrats. and you have a 50/50 split in the senate. so, i think getting anything done is absolutely going to have to require compromise. this will mean very tough votes for the democrats early on. i know -- we're just on inauguration day but, belief me, they are already thinking about the midterms in 202

steve: exactly. janelle, when the lockdowns started the justification was low, we know from the data that most people who get this will be fine and have mild or zero symptoms but obviously as we know it's incredibly dangerous for small proportion and they made it clear that's healthy people. even though you may not be at risk we are worried about you taking it home to grandma and infecting her. if we can and vaccinate grandma and grandpa and the people at risk than the justification for the lockdowns falls away but there is no acceptance of that. >> that's right. that's completely right. it's almost like they want to completely destroy this economy and say you have nothing left and it's a scary thought. i think the biggest issue for me is that this is some one in government who feels like they can make decisions for my healthcare much better than i can for myself and have you told us the truth and let us decide what is best we probably would be in a different position but instead he decided that it's

steve: sure. joe biden did 19 in his first three days, and all the other prime ministers before him were in the -- presidents before him were in the single digits. look, this is the power of the presidency. donald trump could have done that many or more, it's just figuring out what i you want to do in the first days. remember, you've got to figure those things he signed the executive orders and actions on are things he probably doesn't think he will be able to get through the congress. and right now the u.s. senate is so divided, they're in total gridlock. you know, the house, there is a slim majority for the democrats, but in the senate it's 50-50. and right now mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer are trying to figure out some sort of power-sharing agreementment and it's all coming down -- agreement. and it's all coming down to chuck schumer's okay with pretty much everything except mitch mcconnell is saying you've got to promise me you're not going to get rid of the filibuster x. chuck schumer wil

the other charges that steve is facing. he is defrauding people out of money they used to build the president's long promised border wall. this is just notable in the fact that the president had so many ups and downs with steve bannon and this is how the president is spending his last day in office. it appears this is what his final decision is made. given the fact that steve bannon was someone once ex-communicated from the white house after he was quoted in that book, trashing them repeatedly and led the president to put out a statement saying steve bannon lost his mind. now he gained a pardon.

steve: it is so frightening. you use the word authoritarianism i've been using that as well, that's what it is, some people say that's overblown and you can't make those comparisons. i remember when i was a kid my family is from hungary and i grew up going there in the summers from when we lived in england to see my family under the communist regime in one of the biggest remembers i have walking on the street with as a kid when my cousins and i was criticizing the government then prime minister of hungary, just for joke i don't know what i was doing and they literally said you cannot do that we will get in trouble, you cannot say that stuff. that's what were moving towards, you cannot express your opinion if you wear a mega hat if use express support for president trump or question the election results, they want to silence and shut you down. dave: that's why what they have been doing for so long is a dangerous. for years, i've been saying the move would keep moving and keep getting faster, in other words if you

steve: anyway. we have a lot going on today and we will try to get you up to date because later today president biden is set to sign another round of executive orders. he is running out of pens. ainsley: i know, right? this time it's going to focus on healthcare, including dropping medicaid requirement and opening a special enrollment to boost obamacare. brian: peter doocy outside the white house to break it all down. hey, peter. peter: remember back when bide was vice president okay was a big bleeping deal. make it bigger with two executive orders. one of them reopen the obamacare marketplaces for anybody who missed open enrollment because the white house is opening to get more people covered during the pandemic. that is going to happen on february 15th and run through may, shortly after a promotional blitz to make sure anybody who might want to enroll knows it's possible. also an executive order aimed at protecting women's health at home and abroad. and there is some new attention to an executive

steve: that's right. by the way, we will leave it there for a moment but as an exercise of what you're saying about the pure political calculation here, latest that we hear is the vote in the house which they control right now for impeachment next week but they don't so the articles of impeachment over to the senate until after joe biden's first hundred days and then it could get to his cabinet and then they come back and have the trial so the whole thing is so transparently political. coming up, big tech continues to grow as they censor the opposition as we've just been discussing. we tell you what needs to be done to stop it in its tracks, next. ♪ ...and they found themselves in a magical land. and then what happened? where's our family from? was he my age? so nana and pops eloped? ...and then what happened, daddy? well, before us, there were your great, great, great grandparents. turn questions you've always had into stories you can't wait to share; with ancestry. to syour body needs routine. system,

thank you, steve. steve: harder to spill. ainsley: three restaurants in florida chicken salad chics. they donated a big check to folds of honor. all the people who contributed to that they are so grateful. you are going to send a bunch of kids to college who have lost their parents or parents severely injured in war. pete: that's also cool. ainsley: thank you, jillian. in just a few days democrats take control of washington. it's not just the nation's capitol seeing a shift. the next guest warns of a leftist takeover in small town u.s.a. more on the power shift coming up next. ♪ ♪ your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. what if i sleep hot? or cold? no problem, with temperature balancing you can sleep better together. can it help keep me asleep? absolut

steve: that's right. by the way, we will leave it there for a moment but as an exercise of what you're saying about the pure political calculation here, latest that we hear is the vote in the house which they control right now for impeachment next week but they don't so the articles of impeachment over to the senate until after joe biden's first hundred days and then it could get to his cabinet and then they come back and have the trial so the whole thing is so transparently political. coming up, big tech continues to grow as they censor the opposition as we've just been discussing. we tell you what needs to be ♪ piano playing ♪ "what the world needs now" ♪ ♪ is love, sweet love ♪ it's the only thing that there's just too little of ♪ ♪ what the world needs now is love, sweet love, ♪ ♪ no not just for some but for everyone.♪ ♪ steve: welcome back. here we are real life imitating george orwell novel but in our case the party is big tech. twitter, facebook, snapchat and countless others

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steve: okay. well, have you the incoming national council director right there forced to defend a number of the items in the proposed covid-19 relief bill that many are calling a liberal wish list. here including those things you see right there on the screen. joining us right now is from "the washington examiner" commentary rite tiana lowe. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: $1.9 trillion covid pill on the heels of the 1,900,000,000,000,000,000,000 that congress passed just last month, when you look at it, some of it is going to actually help people in need because of code and for vaccines and testing and things like that and that's freight a guy began particular chunk going to income redistribution, the teacher's union and help state and local officials. >> after a year of airlines cramming passengers like sardines into planes after receiving 25 billion from taxpayers and the teachers unions not going back to work, i don't think people are going to be that egger for a multitrillion-dol

steve: right. and we did not hear those specific words. but are jeffrey, i tell you, i saw a video yesterday where some of these reuters are right there at the capitol and they are being confronted and they go we were invited. we were invited here by the president of the united states. they felt as if after hearing the hour plus speech say, you know, thank you for fighting for me now go up to capitol hill and give those people a peace of your mind. and they did. >> right. well, what you are talking about is a much older standard that i think is now extinct. it's the clear and present danger standard. bad tennessee den is i standard that existed more than 100 years ago that if there is a hostile situation or the country is at war and a speaker starts talking and their words somehow have an effect, a magical effect on a crowd and that's the way they interpret it they can be reliable. the reason the court turned that around, steve, we don't want to hold people in this country libel for the subjective

steve: all right. because today is climate day, we thought we would tell you one of the things she said regarding that she said i know that the climate crisis poses an existential threat to our economy and must meet this challenge by creating of millions of good union jobs. we just heard her say that a moment ago by creating millions of good union jobs that power a more sustainable economy. the question is where will these jobs come from. brian: they don't exist. steve: people like bill copley a west virginia coal miner on the channel. listen. >> will they say they want us to move to a cleaner future and cleaner type of synergy. the problem is the people that are losing their jobs right now how far out are these cleaner energy jobs and is it the same skill set? is it something people are going to be able to go directly into and how long will it be before they are able to? take a walk in someone like myself's shoes. someone who has been faced with those kind of ramifications to those thousands of jobs i

steve: okay. let's bring in fox news contributor and media opinion columnist for the hill joe con challenge. joe, happy new year to you. >> it is a happy new year. isn't it? you couldn't end 020 quite soon enough, steve so good to see you. steve: absolutely. it was unprecedent the year no no doubt about it it senators and 140 republican talks about 318 house members voted against george w. bush's win in 2004, obviously that came down to ohio. so they were challenging that. and here's what cnn had to say about it. the move was not designed to overturn bush's re-election. the objecting democrats, all of whom are house members except for boxer said they wanted to draw attention to the need for aggressive election reform in the wake of what they said was widespread voter problems. boy, that sounds familiar. that sounds very 2020, doesn't it, steve? steve: it does. >> that's what happened then. it's not unprecedented and not too hard to find this information either, steve. steve: all right. something e

straight up steve austin season 2 plan that's made it to season 2 mondays at 11 pm on the usa network and this the s m a while mr austin how are you my friend man i'm doing great i appreciate you having me oh no it's been a long term sab see you in person that blonde time listen brother i have to give you thanks as a north texas university you know i'm a pittsburgh boy thank you for gifted us with joe greene who arguably the greatest i don't know there's been lawrence taylor there's a few but you've got to put joe greene on the mount rushmore deep sense of place did you play the line there steve where ya heard enough to play d. line like joe green did or what did you play you know i went there is a linebacker dennis a number but me on a kickoff coverage i'm a junior season so i really had the rest of the season and i started oh next year and week sad defense of him so i was known to be latin and go back to mean joe green i was such a pittsburgh fan back in the day i was you know only guy in texas it's a bird stealer so we sure you know are not my favorite team now. but unload the stee

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fauci: thank you very much, steve. steve: what is the bottom line? all i could think about in this conversation is how the national conversation on coronavirus is finally going to shift. the folks who believed it was a hoax and shouted out liberty not to wear a mask and demanded that schools and everything reopen as if nothing is going on and want to fire scientists and experts like dr. fauci, they are still out there. but they can't do the same damage as before. things are going to get worse before getting better, and americans are going to have to hunker down for a lot longer than they thought. science itself has been on trial this last year, but as has happened over and over in world history, science is delivering. and that is one thing to be thankful for as we go into a new year. by the way, happy new year. and that is "the bottom line." ♪awc

steve: will? will: you know, steve, i think jedediah is right when it comes to the technical aspects of this analysis. it's not a first amendment issue. it is a private company making its own decision; however, i think it is orwellian it's not a stand alone story it's part of a you will can turley movement going on for decades. steve: his book is about the topic. will: i'm sorry? steve: his book is about this topic his thesis is proving this point. will: exactly. we are going to become a one party country. what we have become over the last 0 years or more is one point of view country. whether or not that's in academia, in the corporate hr culture, in big tech in the media industrial entertainment complex. you are really only allow to toe the line of one point of view. right before we came on i saw this tweet from abigail schrier you know her she wrote the "wall street journal." she wrote a book about transgenderism that came out you are not entitled to a book contract can quickly become united doe

steve: that's right. by the way, we will leave it there for a moment but as an exercise of what you're saying about the pure political calculation here, latest that we hear is the vote in the house which they control right now for impeachment next week but they don't so the articles of impeachment over to the senate until after joe biden's first hundred days and then it could get to his cabinet and then they come back and have the trial so the whole thing is so transparently political. coming up, big tech continues to grow as they censor the opposition as we've just been discussing. we tell you what needs to be new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. want to sell the best burger add an employee.ode? or ten... then easily and automatically pay your team and file pay

pete, ainsley, steve? steve: all right, griff. thank you very much. we have shown you the images over the last week or so of the being camped out in the capitol and cafeteria floor. suddenly out of nowhere the democrats now this, that of the house and the senate and somebody ordered the national guard out of the capitol. they needed them for the security and for of the just to make sure that everything was fine in anticipation and on inauguration day. but, as soon as they were done with them, look what happened. a member of the national guard was talking to, i think "the washington post," said, you know, i feel like a wet paper towel, you wipe me down and threw you away. and, pete, you have been deployed as the national guard on the streets of washington, d.c. here's the thing. they have all have hotel rooms to sleep. in but the soldiers are on duty for a day or two and they are working shifts a few hours at a time cannot go back to their holts because the hotels are in other states. pete: they may have a hotel room but they didn't plan for the amount

steve: go on. >> i was going to say it's amazing joe mentioned tampa bay. this is like the sports year for tampa bay the 2020 sports season, yet the tampa bay lightning, the tampa bay rays went to the world series another tampa bay buccaneers who haven't even been in the playoffs in 18 years all the sudden are in this. all of a sudden the gold gulf coast of florida raging as it has a sportscenter and tom brady you talk about what joe is mentioning he gets people to buy and, at this point you know you'll get to play with tom brady and be expunged everything that you can but even the head coach of the buccaneers very much bought in and this is been a winning combination between them and they brought the wide receiver antonio brown played a large role and he got her in today brady is hitting receivers of people who don't know the names for key passes. he is that good. what a teacher. steve: it is amazing. something great going on in florida, a lot of people moving there. thank you both very much for being on hand with a special news tonight. i really appreciat

david: you get a call from steve jobs. tim: there was a sparkle in his eye that i'd never seen in a ceo before. david: did your friends tell you this was not a good idea? tim: they thought it was nuts. david: warren buffett still uses that old flip phone. tim: i told him that i'll personally come out to omaha to do tech support for him. david: you exposed your own personal life a bit. tim: i thought, "i'm making the wrong call." david: why was it called the apple watch and not the iwatch? tim: i kind of like the apple watch. what do you think? david: well, you're the ceo, so... [laughter] woman: would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. all right. ♪ i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? [cheering and applaus

brian, ainsley, steve? brian: go ahead, steve. steve: thank you very much, griff. apparently on monday i will explain a little more about that story that griff was just talking about. on monday, new york air traffic controllers intercepted a message, a threat was heard and they said the voice it was a synthetic voice, computer generated we are flying a plane into the capitol on wednesday, soleimani will be avenged. of course, soleimani is the iranian general taken out with a thrown strike. the government does not believe that this is a credible threat; however, the pentagon believes that the threat is designed to suggest hitting the capitol the same day congress is set to go ahead and certify the electoral college vote. so who is behind it in the iranians? some political mischief maker? tonight know, brian. brian: couple of things. one element earlier point that griff made in his report is about the vice president michael pence, mostly ceremonial position it is. there is video of joe biden saying the same thing to the squad who was standing up protesting donald tru

steve: okay. before you go, one of the impeachment managers is going to be eric swalwell who got caught up a couple of weeks ago -- [laughter] in that chinese spy thing, and now nancy pelosi has said, you know what? forget about that. i put you on the house intel committee, now you're with an impeachment manager. congratulations. >> eric swalwell, who will fall for anything. you know? because the first impeachment was such a shining moment for him. steve: yeah, worked out great. >> you know, all of the debunked conspiracy theories that led up to the first impeachment, nobody bought them more than eric swalwell. and, you know, to me, it all reveals the fundamental unseriousness that nancy pelosi and democrats in congress are about actually governing and actually addressing all the important issues that drove all of those millions of supporters that you mentioned a minute ago over to trump in the 23eurs place. steve: it's going to happen tonight. the vote this evening. you'll see it right here on fo

steve: sure. one of the things they want to do is we know that big tech, these monster monopolies are trying to pull the plug -- they pulled the plug on parler although parler it sounds like is redoing their fracture so ine they are still up. they are from the political right. one of the things they are suggesting, ainsley, to deprogram people you have to turn off the supply of this information. pull the plug on if, you know, certain outlets that lean to one way. and they are calling on the phone company, essentially, verizon, and at&t. and the cable companies. hey, don't have those other voices. you know, one of the reasons, fox news channel is one of the reasons people actually subscribe to tv. if the phone companies and the cable companies took fox news channel off, there would be a lot of people who would no longer want to subscribe to cable tv. so, essentially they would be making a business decision in addition to a political decision. they should stay out of the politics business. ainsley:

steve: okay. as i understand it, members of congress are allowed to carry their guns on the capitol campus but they cannot have them on the floor. but, when you are outside of the congressional campus, when you are in had d.c., that is when the chief says you are going to have some problem with him. >>s i think that's very interesting. yesterday was the enoughly appointed chief of police very first day on the job. he was just appointed on saturday. and that's his first order of business is to come after a 34-year-old woman who wants to protect her in this dangerous city here in our nation's capitol. i have gone through the conceal carry courses that washington, d.c. requires to obtain a conceal carry permit. and i think it's very interesting that he wants to ensure that and i washington, d.c.'s firearm laws. maybe i should make a individual announcing that i plan to drive a car in washington, d.c. and then the chief of police will say that he is going to inform me washington, d.c.'s traffic laws.

steve, barb and it's a big show. tonight on fast, j and j delivering will this be the game changer that markets, humanity has been looking for. could it blow from robin hood derailed a crypto rally. and did reddit rebellion on wall street money we've got you covered an hour, 6:00 p.m. eastern. deep impact it is having on the business of short selling as well as the overall markets. welcome, everybody it has been a wild week on the street of dreams we're going to dive deep into the specifics of this crazy week of stocks. let us start macro and the big selloff. the s&p 500 sum bling just under 2% today the dow, down more than 2% first time they've lost 2% on a friday since all the way back in early june of last year. overall this was the worst week for the markets since october. many of the biggest of the big getting a little bit smaller today. investors selling what's salable, maybe to raise crash. apple down more that 5% this week test ha, microsoft, facebook and others getting sold off. perhaps the reason smaller tr

dagen: steve forbes, i just want to get steve in here too, nancy. steve, what do you say? steve: well, i'm interested in, sam, is the market underestimating the impact if the democrats win the senate in terms of tax increases and in terms of regulation? the market is at pretty high level. you look at gdp, ratios, very high, likes of what we haven't seen in 20 years, has the market not really realizing the damage you can do just by executive decree in terms of regulation? sam: good morning, steve, you're absolutely right. the market is heading into 2021 at elevated levels. i just mentioned the growth value differential. we are looking at the russell 2000 being more than 30% above and pe on forward estimates is 43% above average over the last 20 years. so i think that the market is vulnerable to some sort of digestition. dagen: sam, good to see you. sam: thank you. dagen: we will get to that later, steve, because you wrote an editorial about -- well, i'm going the save it. that's my tease, steve, because it was a great editorial about doing nothing would make biden and harri

steve bannon is already getting some reaction, this pardon of steve bannon. again, this is reporting from "the new york times." nbc news has not independently confirmed. but adam schiff says, steve bannon is getting a pardon after he defrauded trump's supporters, into paying into a wall trump said mexico would pay with. he's been charged with defrauding donald trump's own supporters, and again, trump promised that mexico would pay for the wall. >> yes, it's going to be a long 12 hours. and the pardons are really a microcosm of the trump presidency. trump has taken this really noble part of our constitution, and he's warped it in the service of his ego and rewarding his pals. the pardon power, you go to hamilton, saying this is necessary because otherwise justice would wear a countenance too sanguinary and cruel. but trump doles it out for his friends, and this pardon for bannon is akin to so many he's done, like manafort, papadopoulos, and jared kushner's dad, or michael flynn. and a lot of these folks didn't go through the pardon process. they just went -- t

dagen: steve, is that a real quick? steve: yes, it is. dagen: you have birthday cakes sitting around the house. is it your birthday or somebody in your house that has candle? steve: no, it's martin luther mr king, sadly i'm one of those who is waiting the study to show that sugar is good for you and in the meantime i'm eating what i am told not to eat but i'm still here, so i'm going to still do it, yes, that cake is real and when the show is over i'm going to celebrate by having that little cake. dagen: we love you, steve. thank you so much for that. [laughter] dagen: still ahead, rebuilding the travel industry. why some analysts predicting why it could take years for business travel to bounce back postpandemic. we are looking at investor outlook ahead of big earnings this week on the word on wall street. it all start next hour mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ 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 respon

steve: poetic and political. will: political and poetic and insane, steve. i ron der how this fits into andrew cuomo's victory tour. sean payton might have written a book tied 13-13 as the saint took on the buccaneers. could have written a book how the beat the buccaneers. equivalent to cuomo's victory tour as states fail as compared to states like florida by the way the saint lost that game to the buccaneers. you don't write victory tours and books halfways through because you can be exposed you

steve: right. ainsley, when you look at those images and that we understand is how the protesters were able to get in to the capitol building. somebody using a capitol police officer's shield broke that window, jumped in and then went and opened some of the doors. but here's the thing. those people were so frustrated because they had been told by the president of the united states that the election was stolen from him. and that the system was rigged against him. other republicans did win but it was rigged against him. and so that's why they were frustrated. and ultimately he invited them to go down to congress, brian, yesterday, and give them a piece of your mind and they did that, except coming had evacuated. instead, some people looted. and it was declared a riot by the police. the president gave people hope that he had hope that he had the vice president was going to stop the electoral confirmation which has not happened. constitutionally it's not going to take place. steve: can't do it. jonatha

steve oh well 1st it's great to be with you. i guess what i've really seen and trump even back when he was a candidate and certainly we have seen this throughout his presidency is just how much he divides americans. we all know this now he delights his his modus operandi is to stick his finger in the most divisive issues whether it's religion geography politics we of course people have had differences in this country for a long time but donald trump is just delighted in trying to divide people. and i'm against another american so you know it it it came as no surprise to me a couple of years ago even that if he were driven from office either by election or through some other means that he was not going to go gently into the good night that he was going to call on his supporters to come and save him and frankly given how well armed many people are in this country it certainly occurred to me a number of years ago that he could call on people to come into washington try to save him and that there would be violence here in washington

including steve bannon. whom he did not pardon as far as we know because as we learned you can have something that will call a pocket pardon. he could pardon himself, kids, anybody. and not disclose it. the way this administration has been a sieve in the white house as well, you have to believe we would know. and as has been said. trump likes to brag. but he is the short side of the story. today is the day that things change in america. joe biden will be president at noon today eastern. at our capitol. kamala harris will be vice president. what that change will mean and auger in we don't yet know. it is all happening under a cloud that you can't miss and we can no longer mistake. let's bring in one of my mentors, ledgendary news man. even you have never seen this. surrounded by 25,000 national guard men. non-peaceful transfer of power. happening in seclusion from the american people. because the american people must be on the guard for the american people. what do you make of it? >> i agree with people who s