♪. lou: good evening. everybody. we begin with another extraordinary bizarre twist in the radical dems and deep states effort in the persecution of former trump national security advisor michael flynn. clinton appointed judge, emmet sullivan is now demanding the entire d.c. court of appeals which overruled him, he wants them to rehear the decision from two weeks ago, a decision from that three-judge panel that, created an end to flynn's case, calling upon the judge to dismiss the case and move on. judge sullivan refuses to do what his bosses in judicial

terms told him. judge sullivan is again proving he is a partisan activist trying to destroy the life of general flynn. by the way not making judiciary look any better. the d.c. court of appeals doesn't have to take up the judge's request. a major day at the supreme court a day of important victories again for president trump. the justices closed out their term by delivering split conditions on two cases concerning the release of president trump's tax returns and financial records. in separate rulings, justices deliver ad victory for president trump in block the radical dems in congress from having access to the president's financial records. at the same time, the high court also ruled president trump, nor does any president in their ruling have absolute immunity from prosecution, as if that was the issue. and the ruling, by the court is

that manhattan's activist left-wing democrat cy vance, the manhattan district attorney can have access to those documents and can subpoena his tax returns from his accounting firm. in this instance a contradictory and extraordinary ruling from a court that is obviously simply left its moorings. during a news briefing white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany focused on the radical left's coordination with the radical dems, in this case the manhattan d.a. as they work to harass and subvert president trump. >> justice thomas noted that the district attorney for the county of new york, cyrus vance, serve ad subpoena on the president's personal accounting firm that quote, was nearly identical to a subpoena issued by a congressional committee requesting nearly 10 years of the president's financial records. so the partisan attorney, the democrat from new york, is

aiding and abetting the democrats, lawless democrats like nancy pelosi who pursued this president with bogus charges of collusion, and bogus charges in the impeachment inquiry and reviewed by the supreme court and assisted by cy vance. lou: president trump making his displeasure with those rulings very clear indeed. >> the rulings were basically starting all over again sending everything back down to the lower court to start all over again. so from a certain point i'm satisfied. from another point i'm not satisfied. this is a political witch-hunt the weeks of which nobody has ever seen before. it is a pure witch-hunt. it's a hoax, just like the hoeller thselolitic. lou: the president likes the word hoax. i prefer the word overthrow. they're trying to over throw the

president of the united states. they're trying to block his very agenda. they are trying to dismiss him as president of the united states with these ridiculous rulings in which they would allow a local district attorney to prosecute sitting president of the united states. that is idiotic. absolutely idiotic, there is no basis whatsoever in law or reason to have come to that conclusion. only one reason. and that has everything to do with politics. president trump today also railing against corrupt members of the obama administration. they were caught spying on his 2016 campaign. they were caught spying on his presidency. they have yet to face any form of accounting or justice. and he tweeted this in part, we have a totally corrupt previous administration including a president and vice president who spied on my campaign and got caught. and nothing happens to them.

this crime was taking place even before my election. everyone knows it. you have all are frozen stiff with fear. u.s. attorney john durham leading the investigation of the origins of spy gate and obama gate. fox news reports that he is facing heightened pressure to finish his investigation by the end of the summer. read before the election in november. sources now say if durham fails to complete the remaining lines of his investigation, he might wait until after the election to reveal his findings. that would be unconscionable. president trump today launched an initiative for bringing more prosperity to hispanic-americans. he signed an executive order to improve access to educational and economic opportunity. president trump highlighted the achievements of the hispanic community under his

administration. >> before the plague from china came in, you know what that is, that is the china virus, before it came in and hit us we achieved the lowest spanish american unemployment rate and the lowest poverty rate ever recorded. we achieved the highest ever incomes for hispanic-americans and many other american groups. under our leadership the hispanic high school graduation rate reached an all-time high in the history of our country. as long as i'm president i will never let your charter schools be taken away from you, will never be taken down, i will never let down, i will never let any hispanic-american or any american down, that i can tell you. lou: good for president trump. and he is working to bring back jobs for hispanic-americans as well. and all who are out of work because of the china virus pandemic. today it was announced that 1.3 million americans had

applied for initial jobless claims. that number represents a 14-week decline. more americans beginning to go back to work. it is a real sign of a strong trajectory for recovery. a new report today claimed some of president's trump's aides are trying to hold him back from fighting culture wars as part of his re-election strategy. "politico" wrote that advisors are pushing president trump to focus instead on the economy and law and order, ignore china, ignore the culture wars but president trump is once again showing he knows his voters best. in a new interview with "real clear politics" the president says this, we are in a culture war. if the republicans don't toughen up and get smart and get strong and protect our heritage and protect our country, i think they're going to have a very tough election. i think he is exactly right. president trump also making it

clear where he stands ahead of the election in november, and how he will differentiate himself from the radical ideology, well, left-wing joe biden. the former vice president already allowing the socialist agenda of bernie sanders to infiltrate his agenda. the two releasing a host of radical policy recommendations for the democratic national committee and, soon its platform. sanders says if biden follows those recommendations he will be the most progressive president since fdr. here is what that progressive platforms sounds like. >> you guys in the rain, or is that not rain? i thought that was rain. where is, the woman, can, delaware state news? i mean, delaware news journal i should say. that is my hometown team. i better call them that. my team and your team, already working closely together and to light up the path forward here.

critical laws like the pro act to strengthen collective bargaining. politics like prevailing and -- look, i'm getting, i'm taking too much time. you're a lying dog face. that you are subject to. i can hardly wait to compare my cognitive capability to the cognitive capability of the man i'm running against. thank you so much. lou: we turn now to ed rollins, the top strategist for great american pac, former reagan white house political director, fox news political analyst. ed, we're watching joe biden turn to the left and turn hard. he may make bernie sanders look like a moderate before this is over. what, how does president trump exploit this extraordinary, radical left turn on the part of democrat party's nominee? >> two things the president has to do. one he has to be focused 100% on

the economy. get this economy moving again. arguing he did it once. he can do it again. obviously do something about the virus. he has to get the virus out of the way as best he can, be as helpful as he can even though it is a state and local problem not a national. don't get distracted. stay very focused on what he did when he ran four years ago. getting people back to work, very key now and basically, i think the virus about leadership. lou: he in that campaign as you remember in 2016, he kicked everyone's butt who got in his way this is a more constrained president trump. china, how big of an issue should he make it because it is awfully, awfully big for us as a nation? >> well i think he, has talked about it all the way through. he will continue to talk about it, but reality the voters he has to go after at this point of time, lost a little bit of senior voters. they're concerned about the virus. he has to convince them that he

cares about them. people going back to work, very worried about jobs. you can hook china into that. the key thing here, he has to show strength this is about leadership. joe biden sitting in the rain today listening to birds chirp in the background, i watched that speech, birds chirping all through it will not mack anything change in the dynamics. he is the alternative. trump can score big points if he stays focused. he has to stay focused though. lou: ed rollins, as always thank you very much, good to see you. up next new york city mayor bill de blasio ignores the surge of retiring cops in his city as he paints a city street in support of black lives matter. what the -- we'll take it up with former nfl great and congressional candidate, burgess owens. my new book,

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lou: breaking tonight, the leftist city of seattle holding a racially segregated training session last month. does that sound like we're going forward or backward? separating races. as they instructed white city staffers to, undo their whiteness. and that racism isn't all their fault but they are responsible. i mean this, this country is going nuts. certainly seattle is. other things, the white city staffers were told by their superiors in seattle, that they have to give up in order to be quote, accomplices for racial justice. get that, accomplices for racial justice. good lord! things such as comfort, give that up, guaranteed physical safety at times, control over other people and the land. relationships with other white people. and accepting jobs and promotions when not qualified. good lord. new york city's version of

seattle is led by the socialist mayor bill de blasio, who today took part in the painting of a black lives mural on new york's fifth avenue, right in front of trump tower, purely coincidental i'm sure, aren't you? de blasio claimed the mural reflects new york city values. that would being marxist values. de blasio's endorsement of the marxist lax lives matter movement comes as 179 new york police officers filed for retirement between june 29, july 6th. 41% increase over the same period ago. the cops have had a belly full of this mayor and the is,n this city. this is a city in pain and overwhelming number of retirement applications caused the department to limit the number of retirement applications allowed each day. think about that. there is a limit on who want

retire. it is, "hotel california" stuff, you get in, but you can't get out. joining me now, burgess owens, super bowl champ, republican candidate in utah for the fourth district. he won the primary. delighted to have you with us, burgess. what is your reaction to the black lives mural, this mantra, that is falling on the lips of everyone in media it seems, the radical dems, black lives matter and you go to hell if you say all lives matter? >> well, first of all, good talking with you again. this is reason why i'm running. burgess for utah, by the way. what we're seeing, what is nice about where we are today, we've been talking about for years hypothetically what marxism and socialism looks like because they are frantic, because they realize the curtain is about to be pulled back, election of president trump and recouping the house and senate, the days are done. these guys are frantic.

we also understand this is the stuff we've been going after for decades. we have right now, in leadership, people going throughout our marxist laboratories of these colleges. they're just now in power. they still have a small group of people in power runs those things that really runs our lives but the american people are smart enough. we are drawn to a freedom. we hate tyranny. this is in our dna. i can promise you lou, is the time, democrats, independents, republicans and america have to start having conversations. this is crazy. this is nuts. even though they might not come out and say it, because they don't want to be called a racist, black lives matter is not a topic to be debating. any particular nation, all about freedom, about service, we all know that all lives matter. only leftists, godless can ever make that issue where people are looked being a racist. we'll come out of this. i have so much faith in american people. we're going to get it.

they're frantic. going crazy, we know how close it is to coming to an end. lou: i agree with you. i'm very, about as optimistic as anyone can be but i'm also, that optimism of mine at least, based on people who are strong and core rage us enough to step forward -- courageous enough to step forward to put them on the line in the arena like burgess owens. without that kind ever strength and character, you look at capitol hill, i only point my hand toward the rino republicans. my god, burgess. they are quiet. sit on their hands. they get run over by the left n that they become enablers. they are complicit with this madness and permitting it in point of fact, they end up supporting it defacto. >> you're right. only reason we know the difference because we have a president who is such a stark difference in the way it has been done in the past. leaders of the past, those who

have gone along, those who enabled leftists, their days are numbered. i will say this, lou, look what happened to the black community. i've been a republican for 30 years. i have never seen the program, lexus program, blacks old, young, rich, poor, where they might not be speaking up but we're leaving the plantation. that is what scares the left so much. if we're an indication where our country is going we'll be okay. we have to keep hopeful. keep focused. be engaged. don't let people keep you from going to the polls and getting your votes down. we have to be out there, competing at the polls. that is what it comes down to. lou: competing at the polls in my opinion, burgess, exactly what this said all of this off. it is the reason black lives matter became so energized is when exactly the moment president trump's approval rating amongst african-americans in this country went above 20%, that is when all hell broke loose.

i think you're exactly right. >> can i say this, lou? real quick, say this? lou: yes, sir. >> evil works its hardest before the dawn. the dawn is coming. america needs to understand that. within our dna we're always hopeful. we know when there is battle to be fought. we'll win this. leftists will lose at the end of the day. keep hopeful. lou: absolutely. please, sure as hell, everybody, keep fighting. burgess owens, good luck, thanks for being here. congratulations again on your victory. up next, white house chief of staff mark meadows joins us with reaction to today's supreme court rulings and we'll be talking with him. also how quickly can the united states decouple from china? the hudson's institute michael pillsbury on that. a reminder about my new book. it is called "the trump century." how our president changed the course of history forever. it is available for preorder now at thetrumpcentury.com.

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♪. lou: joining us tonight, a great american, the president's chief of staff, mark meadows. and, it is a delight, mark, to have you with us on the broadcast. and especially on what seems to be a fairly average news day. that is a day filled with developments, events and chock-full of news. thanks for being here. >> thank you. lou: thanks so much, mark. the president issuing a executive order on hispanic prosperity. no one has done more to assure the prosperity of hispanic-americans. do you think he gets credit for achieving the lowest unemployment rate for

hispanic-americans, the highest level of employment, the list goes on? >> the list goes on, lou. sadly, does he not get credit, he gets the exact opposite as a narrative from the mainstream meade yaw. media. when you look what he has done for hispanic employment levels, i was with him with the mexican president and see the support he had what was supposed to be his adversary, really being articulated each and every day, that is a key but it doesn't surprise me because each and every day, lou, you know, that washington, d.c., has one job. that is to try to make sure they undermine this president, not work with him, and 16 blocks away on capitol hill, they're always fast at work, if they do work, to try to make sure that they undermine the president and we're not going to stand for it. we're going to continue to work hard with executive orders.

i just left the oval office a few minutes ago where we're talking about executive orders that actually will make a big difference. lowering prescription drug prices this president is going to do three different executive orders that will substantially make sure that the average american gets to pay less for their prescription drugs. lou: well that's good news for all americans in point of fact and i have to say to you, i thought i was, for a moment wrong about lopez obrador. i truly believed he and the president would be important partners. i really did, before his election, lopez obrador's, and the fact is, they got off to a rough start, but to see them now working, together as partners on illegal immigration, on tackling the drug cartels, the mexican drug cartels, doing so much together, it is, it is a very

hopeful moment in the relationship between the two countries and it has got to drive the left-wing again nuts in this country that those two men are full-on partners and they have a mature, balanced relationship between their nations along with canada, that people didn't imagine possible? >> well i don't know that i imagined it possible. i can tell you it's a relationship built on mutual respect. i had dinner last night with the president of mexico's chief of staff, a business guy, who understands that what's good for america is good for the entire region, not just for american citizens, and as we had that discussion it was very eye-opening it it was the president's personal appeal to mexico's president that actually made a big difference. we talked about border security. we talked about economic prosperity. and ultimately, that's a story that most in the mainstream media would like to ignore. but this president has been not

only engaging there, but around the world doing what is best for america and, really keeping an america-first policy initiative. lou: the supreme court is acting like a bunch squirrels. they're out of control and to rule simultaneously that a local d.a. can have access to a president's tax information through his accounting firm while the congress of the united states cannot, every, you know local d.a. in the country could persecute a president, a sitting president. it is mindless. your thoughts? >> well, i can tell you obviously we're in a different branch and not as free to express our personal opinions as you might there but i can say this. lou: right. >> this was nothing more than setting up a fishing expedition for every local d.a. across the country. i would call it the presidential harrassment decision. if you look at it, on its face,

as they remanded it back to a lower courts, hopefully we'll see a little bit different opinion coming out of that. they did put in a few caveats would say you just can't harass the president. but you and i both know that is what congress has been doing. that is how this originated. it is amazing how -- lou: that is all congress has been doing. >> they're not passing anything that matters to moms, dads, aunts and uncles on main street. what they're really doing is about trying to affect the november elections by trying to conduct, oversight, that really is more weaponizing the oversight committee and it is just a shame. lou: help me out on this, speaking of doing something to mess up the elections again as they did in 2018. now we hear that john durham may not have any charges ready by the end of the summer and if he doesn't, that he probably wouldn't bring charges at all

until after the election which as i just said to john salomon, that is just criminal conduct on the part of our justice department. it is the justice department as led by this president. what the hell is going on over there? >> well, there is two things, two-ways things happen here in washington, d.c., that is slow and never. and i can tell you that hopefully on this particular case it is more a case of being slow and judicious. i can say that we don't have a whole lot of visibility into the timing what may or may not happen. i do have visibility in my previous job in terms of what john durham may be reviewing and it is very, very damning. when we look at the kind of evidence that i've been able to see, the kind of investigation i believe that he is conducting, what we'll ultimately see, justice will prevail.

you can't rush these things, for most americans, myself included, i think we should have had justice months and years ago and, for it to be suggested that we may have to wait another year, just, is very, very disappointing. lou: absolutely, and frustrating and annoying as hell if i may say for myself, speaking only for myself. mark meadows, chief of staff at the white house. we thank you very much for all you do for the president and this country. thanks so much. up next a sheriff from florida send as warning to the lawless left and black lives matter in particular. organizations trying to destroy, well, at least much of our country, if not the whole shooting match. sheriff darrell daniels joins us here next. stay with us. we're coming right back what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance."

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♪. lou: breaking news now. the folks at the a "washington post" running an op-ed, its title, both namization of wash and lee university perpetrated racial terror. the school should be renamed. this pro"the washington post." meanwhile a town near youngstown, ohio, is now a tank sanctuary city for his tore corral statues. newton falls, ohio, they will

put any statues people want to remove at a place in honor in their town. this sheriff posted a facebook video by the lawless left. >> god is absent from the media's message or black lives matter or any other group out there making themselves a spectacle, disrupting what we know to be our quality of life in this country. lou: joining us tonight the man who had the guts to stand up and say those words, sheriff darrell daniels from clay county in florida. sheriff, it is an honor to talk with you, to talk with the sheriff who is concerned about the god and the quality of life and this way of life in this country. why did you feel compelled to make the statement that you did? >> well, thanks for having me, lou. a lot of people are doing a lot of talking across this country but that is just it, they're doing a bunch of talking.

i'm talking about the leadership across the country. in my world leaders are supposed to lead. talk is cheap. we can march all day long. we can take knees all day long. for me as a leader that doesn't bring any resolution or any closure to any kind of problem as far as i'm concerned and for the folks in my constituency, they look to me for answers and for peace and for some closure when it comes to problems being identified and bringing some solutions or recommendations for solutions, not only for clay county but across this country when i look at the leadership or lack thereof, i see and hear a bunch of talking, a bunch of outward manifestations of frustrated people but what i don't see anybody doing anything actionable. i was letting it be known, we were faced here in clay county with an individual who thought this would be the county where he could bring outside folks, he actually reached out to organizations like blm and dream defenders and thought that this would be the location to have

such an event. well, you know, i draw a hard-line when it comes to a place where i lay my head this is my home. the folks of clay county are my friends and my constituents. these are the folks that i love and care for, i will be junked if i don't all i can as the sheriff to protect these people. lou: i would have to think that black lives matter would think long and hard before taking on leaders like you and others in clark county who will not just simply buy into a marxist mission statement and a bunch of posturing rather than looking, as you say, what are the actions and what are the results and what is the mission. i want to share with our audience. i not going to read all of this. if we put up that mission statement from black lives matter. there are corporations, heads of corporations in this country, writing $10 million checks to this organization. i don't believe they know who

they're sending money to. i would like to read that, if you put up the, there it is. we are a collective of liberators who believe in an inclusive and spacious movement. we also believe in order to win and bring as many people with us along the way we must move beyond the narrow nationalism all too prevalent in black communities. we're must azure we're building a movement to bring us all to the front. we're looking for a world where black lives are no longer systematically targeted for demise. rallying cry for black lives matter is a striving for all black lives striving for liberation. we had one of the most violent weekends in years in this country and some of those deaths are attributable directly to black lives matter protests and demonstrations, where people died. your thoughts? >> well you know, we have a lot going on in this country.

again i will say folks are frustrated by what they perceive to be individual problems. i'm not naive or, my head is not buried in the sand to know that when i look in the mirror i see a black life staring at me. what is profoundly different about the folks that follow or ascribe to the ideologies of blm is the fact that black lives have been mattering for a long time. we can't pick and choose when we want to jump on the bandwagon of blm when just like you said, we had one of the most deadliest weekends in a long, learning time and in some of our large metropolitan cities. where is blm then? why isn't there any outcry when things like this happen? why is it only isolated to a incident where a non-minority officer engages a minority with deadly force? that doesn't happen that frequently and, when it does happen, it is like all hell breaks loose as if its the only thing that exists in this world.

there are other things going on in society besides that and, all lives matter, if all lives don't matter, then i should be out of this line of business because i took an oath to support, protect and defend the constitution and then we learned a code of ethics that spoke to, as a law enforcement officer, my fundamental duty is to serve mankind and protect life, not just black lives, all life and property. and when i take a hard-line in the sand and say that i'm going to protect the people of my constituency, people go, wow, what is wrong with that guy? that is the oath i swore to uphold. that is what i'm going to do. lou: sheriff darrell daniels, we thank you for all that you do and we appreciate you being with us tonight. hope you will come back soon because this is a conversation that is going to go on for a while i do believe. stay with us. we'll be right back. - hey, can i... - safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! safe drivers save 40%!!!

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lou: breaking news now, the supreme court today announcing another win for president trump and the nation in dealing a blow to the never-trumpers on the electoral college issue. the court unanimously holding that it is constitutional for states to require electors to

back the winner of the state's presidential election and to punish any who violate that requirement. breaking news now, president trump officially moved to withdraw the united states from the world health organization today. the w.h.o. that lied about the severity of the china virus and then covered it up for china's coverup. the united states submitted its withdrawal notification to the u.n. secretary-general. full withdrawal takes one year to go into effect. u.s. immigration and customs enforcement reporting foreign college students must now be in class in person this fall or leave the country. 1.1 million international students are enrolled for next year. more than half from china and india. the top five schools with the highest number of foreign students, four private schools and a public school. new york university, university

of southern california, northeastern university, columbia, university, and the public university of illinois. up next, the radical left waging an all-out war against our government, our institutions, our democracy. we take that up and more with former civil rights activist bob woodson. he is with us, well, it's wednesday. he is automatically here. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive.

♪. lou: joe biden says the police are the enemy. those are his words, the enemy, in an interview biden said, quote, surplus military equipment for law enforcement? they don't need that. they have become the enemy. they're supposed to be protecting these people, end quote. joining us bob woodson, former civil rights activist. he headed national urban league department of criminal justice. he is founder of the woodson center, for residents in low income neighborhoods. bob, good to see you. since we last talked a week ago. things are not getting better. if anything, they're getting worse. we have ilhan omar talking about effectively destroying the american system, the american way of life. we have the blm leader talking

about whites are subhuman, that, the list goes on. the violence in the cities and more young people are dead and we have some of the most ignorant discussions on television imaginable. when they talk about tearing down statues and tearing down this country. what is the antidote? >> first of all, lou, it is ridiculous that a virginia legislator has proposed that we reduce assaults on police officers from a felony to a misdemeanor. what is that all about? lou: yeah. >> but we are in crisis, the very people who are supposed to be social justice warriors are demeaning the blitz and marginalizing them. as a consequence, it is resulting in more "black deaths." we have more black on black murders in the major cities in

the last 4th of july weekend than we ever had in the nation this is a crisis and they're being destroyed by people who are supposed to be their champions. but it goes beyond that. i was upset that the kip school, which is a group of charter schools, over 25 years, served 100,000 black kids and they have been an oasis for these families seeking a decent education and their model, used to be hard work, be nice, emphasize academic excellence. they just concluded. they changed it. their leadership said those values diminish the significant effort to dismantle systemic racism and in places values on being compliant and submissive and supports the illusion of meritocracy. this is coming, that is like some children are drowning and they're being saved by people

who are assaulting them, their saviors. so this is where this unraveling of this nation is occurring in the culture but if it can occur among a very valuable institution, i hope that this leadership will rethink this surrender to the race grievance mob. that is what it is. but the solution is to promote resilience. lou: without question. yeah. >> but when you -- lou: in corporate america -- i want to, i'm sorry, go ahead. >> yeah, go ahead lou. corporate america is funding black lives matters. go ahead, sorry lou. lou: exactly right. no, that is exactly what i was going to ask you about. i can't believe the number of corporate boards that are deciding to give money to a marxist organization that means to destroy the nuclear family which you've been talking about

as the, as the foundation of those who are in poverty and our inner-cities in particular. it is their foundation for the future, to restory the family to them. which by the way, as also pointed out, the history of the african-american in this country, at one time, was based on a strong nuclear family. it just stuns me that there is so much ignorance based on ideology in boardrooms and executive suites as well as, you know, the mobs that are taking our streets. your thoughts what can be done to restore the families in our inner-cities and low income neighborhoods. >> for hundred of years, the black families prospered because of the their christian faith and

nuclear family. of the best response to oppression is resilience there are examples, contrary examples of contemporary examples of resilience. we must step funding black lives matter and invests in the indigenous agencies healing the communities from the inside out and from the bottom up. that is what we must do. lou: wonderfully said. thank you so much, bob. we appreciate it. i love learning the kip, knowledge is power group, work hard and be nice. those are words for the ages. thanks so much. we appreciate it as always. see you next week, bob. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. tomorrow night white house chief of staff mark meadows joins us and my new book, we recommend to you highly, "the trump century." how our president changed the course of history forever. it is now available for preorder at thetrumpcentury.com.

that's thetrumpcentury.com. thanks for being with us. we'll see you here tomorrow. good night from sussex. ♪ neil: who would have thought in the middle of sheltering going on, that our sheltering, where we are doing that sheltering, would be as hot as it is? well, it is. in fact, it's been hotter than stocks. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you are watching fox business, a special virtual town hall today that takes a look at the oddity that has been housing. because of all the economic figures we have been seeing, it has been consistently robust for anything, almost everything having to do with real estate. you have to pick and choose your locations and the city behind me right now ain't one of the hot spots, new york city, but the