david: thank you so much for watching this special edition of requested kudlow." tomorrow we'll have representatives barron donalds, claudia -- byron donalds, claudia tenney. but with first jackie deangelis is in for liz macdonald, and it's all yours. jackie: great lineup, david. great to see you.

hello, everyone, i'm jackie deangelis this is a special edition of "the evening edit," and it starts right now. >> i will govern by a simple motto, promises made, promises kept. we're going to keep our promise. [cheers and applause] nothing will stop me from keeping my word to you, the people. we will make america safe, strong, prosperous, powerful and free again. jackie: tonight, more evidence that the country is healing. the world already reacting to president-elect trump even before he's in office. after after a trump tariff threat to stop the flow of migrants and drugs into the united states, mexico, canada, china, they're already reacting. canada's justin trudeau calling trump just two hours after that a announcement. >> i had a good call with donald trump. we talked about some of the channels that we can work on together. -- challenges. it was a good call. it's, it's -- can this is

something that we can to do. jackie: uh, yeah, sounds pretty good to me. and mexico's president already saying that she's going to write trump a letter suggesting they can work together on curbing, rather, the fentanyl flow. this, of course, after saying9 that the caravan heading for the southern united states, well, it stopped dead in its tracks. and on top of already saying that she's going to accept trump's depor tees. [speaking spanish] jackie: the strength of the u.s. dollar already rising on trump's tariff threat which combats inflation. also the market continuing its post-trump victory, record surge on all of this news, now well over its 44,000 mark for the dow it. notched the day after the election. big business also reacting to trump's presidency. wall mar's now announcing it's ditching its failed dei

policies. this after similar announcements from boeing, ford, toyota tasker john deere. this is all on top of other trump victories like our military heroes staying while anti-american, hollywood liberals, they're leaving. >> about a how many people have written to him and said, look, i was thinking about getting out. you know we have a huge recruitment and retech program, i was thinking about getting out, but now i'm going to stay in. that's the type of inspirational leader we need to see is. don't let these allegations distract us. what we need is real,s significant change. the pentagon has been more focused on pronouns than lethality the past four years. jackie: and even america's pro athletes are coming back, hogan gidley joins me now. it's great to have you on the program. have you ever seen anything like this? the man's not even in office yet, and people, hogan, are literally running scared. >> no question, and they should be, because donald trump was president of the united states already, and they got a look at

what it would mean for them if you had a strong, tough america first leader in office, and you're going to get one again. that's why you're seeing these other nations step up and say, wait a minute, we need to work with the united states here. you've seen so many different changes in posture from, as you mentioned, mexico, china. now there's a ceasefire agreement as well between israel and lebanon, hamas wanting the end that war, zelenskyy talking about fixing that problem they have as well. it turnses out, as one of my british friends once told me, it's important to more than just the american people who is the president of the united states. and when you have someone who has this reputation and record of being strong, tough on behalf of the american people, other countries don't have any other option but to line up and say we'll work with you. donald trump brings that to the table, and we have not had that. we've had failure and weakness for the last four years, but all

that changeses in january. jackie: it was amazing the watch bind do a very slow victory lap with respect to the progress made in the middle to easts, but everybody knows it's all because of donald trump. it's because they know he's coming, so everybody's putting their ducks in a row. you look at thedown border and the fact that the -- the southern border and the fact that the caravans are disappearing, people know they're not going to get into the country and there will be consequences. this is not a coincidence, yet the democrats are saying somehow it is. [laughter] >> yeah. this has nothing to do with joe biden because the exact opposite has been occurring the last four years, and the american people know it. donald trump made it very clear he would deport people in this country illegally,s and what kuhn? the caravan stops. of course it does. the left says you could never if send them back to mexico, they won't take them. now the mexican president is saying, no, no, we'll take them back in our country. wars broke out under joe biden,

his policies. so all of these things have already to occurred. that was the dirty little secret about campaign and the election. donald trump was president. youn't didn't have to point back to the '800s and say look how good it was under reagan. this was a few short years ago you had global success and on domestic policy here at home. the american people wanted a return to that, and that's exactly what they've got. we've gone from nfl players to taking a knee to them doing the trump dance -- jackie: the trump dance is pretty amazing. we'll get your version of it at system point. >>,, no, you won't. jackie: last question, you think about the democrats and how they used to take an anti-drug stance, they used to worry about child trafficking. they created a situation under biden and harris where it literally was the wild, wild west, and they have no solutions. and all they did, hogan, was turn a blind eye and look the other way. >> well, it wasn't by accident, it was by design. what they wanted was people flooding into this country,

getting on the government dime and voting for them in perpetuity. donald trump is going to put an end to that. in the process, understand, you're talking about human trafficking, child smuggling, drugs pouring into our country, women being raped along that journey. her not dumb -- they are not dumb. they knew getting rid of the remain in mexico policy, for example, and just flying people into this country or putting them into the interior, in our neighborhoods, was going to have the effect they wanted, which was people coming here. now all of that stops. and what donald trump has to do is not just stop the flow, but he has to reverse e it as well and get the people out of there who have committed crimes back to their home countries. jackie: i appreciate you making that point, that it was by design. let's not be fooled here. hogan hogan gidley, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we will pass those tariff costs back to the consumer. >> much of the costs, if he were to go through with, would be borne by the american consumer. >> it's going the raise prices for consumers. >> -- tax to the consumer. jackie: democrats and the media

suddenly worried about consumer costs. the last four years you didn't hear them talking much about it. this, of course, after trump's tariff threat. but were they worried about these prices when biden said this? >> some folks have raised worries that this could be a sign of persistent inflation, but that's not our view. >> over time as the economy's turning back on, we'd see some of these transitory effects. that's what's been predicted. >> i'm not saying that this is a one-month phenomenon, but i think over the medium term we'll see inflation decline back to a normal level. >> all of the economists that the president's been relying on suggest that there is a transitory nature to the inflation. >> these one-time increases in prices are likely to have only transitory effects on inflation. jackie: yeah, i don't remember the media questioning biden then. oh, and where were they when obama's economist, larry summer ifs, said this about biden's massive trillion dollar spending bills? >> i think the odds are that

we're going to have inflation of a kind we haven't seen in 30 years. jackie: unreal. i guess they filed that under, please, ignore column. let's welcome to the show fox news contributor tammy bruce. always good to have you. it's amazing to me when we noticed record inflation at 9.1% and we've been living through it, paying more at the grocery store, at the pump, more for everything, they were downplague it, tammy, and now all of a sudden everybody's hair is on fire -- downplaying. >> all those people who were speaking talking about it being transitory knew that wasn't true, they had to have known. because this wasn't just a surprise. inflation is the result of monetary policy. of spending. jackie: right. >> that's why summers was talking about that trillion dollar spending bill. they knew it would be an issue, and yet they continued to say it's transitory. it was, like, trying to win the news cycle, moving us along. and then when it was undeniable because it was, you know, food and gas and energy, things that

weren't in the core inflationary number, and so it was our own personal lives every day that was being affected. they then tried the tell us that we didn't understand what was happening in our own lyes. jackie: right. >> lives. this contributed in large part to trump's win, because we were clearly being lied to. or or they were as dumb as a post. so maybe it's a combination of the two. jackie: no, i remember it clearly, we were too stupid to understand how much more we were paying, tammy. and, as a matter of fact, the media frequently now saying all economists think these tariffs are bad. even trump's economists? i don't know, let's see. >> every economist that i've read, "wall street journal" wrote this too, says that donald trump does far more damage. >> we all know economists were saying during the campaign that a his tariffs would increase $4,000 on the working class. >> many economists believe tariffs could reignite inflation. >> virtually all economists view the core elements of trump's agenda as inflationary, as likely to accelerate inflation.

jackie: they could -- tariffs could bring prices up. but as you see these leaders falling in line, you realize he's probably not even going to need to impose them. >> and that's the point. the point is that you use it as leverage to get other countries to use our power as an economy, the to get other countries to do what's right for them, frankly, and for us. jackie: yeah. >> and he's already been shown to be successful with that in his first term. but as an example, tariffsen china, steve madden, the shoemaker, has said not necessarily coming back to america, but moving out of china to cambodia and to vietnam. so you're looking at entities which are geopolitical enemy who has been benefiting from, you know, this kind of trade dynamic suddenly is going to be losing american-based companies. and that's also part of the issue. it is charming, isn't it, when everyone sudden arely is concerned about inflation -- jackie: yeah. >> and they're just so worried about it. it's the same people who have been lying to to us through this

process. nothing has changed, and everyone's lives are going to get better with trump's policies. we've seen what's happened, as you've noted in your opening, how everybody is already moving along to ajust to the fact that daddy's home. jack yeah. not only is daddy home, he's pretty much already in charge, because we know nobody's home at the white house. >> that's right. jackie: tammy bruce -- >> my pleasure. jackie: -- thank you. >> thank you. >> trump administration is child separation policy. >> the policy that separated children. >> the policy of separating thousands of migrant children -- >> and the child separations, anderson, it's just a piece of it. jackie: remember how outraged the dems were about a child separations under trump? a 2-year-old just crossed the border alone under president biden, but aoc's nowhere to be seen, no crying at the border, nothing, silence. tonight we've got the details on that 2-year-old's story. also tonight more trump progress before inauguration. could the swamp actually drain itself?

[laughter] >> we have a really demoralized career staff the or, people putting their resumés on the street, people being really afraid of what trump's entry will mean for the story at doj. jackie: doj, hhs, epa, department of education. employees of the swamp are now crying because these bureaucratic lifers are threatening the leave their work-from-home jobs all because of donald trump. could the swamp be draining itself? it's a great question. coming up, the new york to post's miranda devine is here to to react. but first, this -- >> when i was attorney general of a border state, i saw the chaos and violence caused by transnational criminal organizations that i took on. jackie: kamala talking tough about the border during her campaign, but now that it's all over, crickets from the white house even though they're still technically in power. trump's team, on the other hand, isn't waiting.

>> little girls in texas raped and murdered by people who have come across the border illegally. >> let me be clear, there is going to be a mass deportation. because we just finished a mass illegal immigration crisis on the border. jackie: border czar tom homan already taking action on the border crisis while biden milling around the white house. texas republican congressman monica de la cruz is excited, and she's going to react next. ♪

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♪ ♪ jackie: incoming border czar tom homan joining texas governor greg abbott in texas today touring the southern border. fox news' bill melugin is in eagle pass, texas, with more. >> reporter: well, tom homan's visit today was meant to send a crystal clear message that the incoming trump administration will fully support the state of texas when it comes to securing it own border. just a short time ago texas governor greg abbott and tom homan left this texas military base where they were feeding thanksgiving meals to texas national guard soldiers and texas state troopers and thanking them for the work they've done at the border these last few years. governor abbott spoke about the impact the border crisis has had

on the lone star state. take a listen. >> what happened over the past four years was unprecedented. more than 11 million people came across our border illegally. that's not just the volume of people, it is the intent, the crime, the harm that they cause ad along the way. >> reporter: tom homan had a message for any sanctuary jurisdictions who are planning to resist trump administration efforts. he says do not cross us. take a listen. >> it's a felony to knowingly harbor and conceal illegal legal immigrants from immigration authority9. don't test us. the nation wants a safe country. we've had enough crime in this country, illegal alien crime. it's time to end it and stop it. >> reporter: and early this morning fox news cameras were on scene in eagle pass predawn hours as another group crossed into texas illegally. amongst them, 50 unaccompanied children and minors. we talked to who to little girls from guatemala, ages 7 and 10, they were there completely

alone. take a listen. [speaking spanish] >> reporter: and both tom tom 40 ma and governor pack bot said they're not going to wait until trump's indiana -- inauguration. they've got a whole lot to do before january even comes. of we'll send it back to you. jackie: bill melugin, thank you for that report. >> i've done all i can do. just give me the power. i've asked since the very first day i got in office. and congress needs to get it done. i sent congress a comprehensive plan on immigration reform. my friends on the other side have cone nothing with it. over and over i've asked for resources to step the up action at the border.

i made it clear that we need congress to make changes to fix what is a broken immigration system. jackie: biden letting in an unprecedented wave of migrants during his administration. always the same excuse, he needed congress to act. well, they didn't act, because that was an amnesty bill, and he also needed taxpayers to dole out more cash to pay for the millions of people that they wanted to memorialize and let into this country. on the other hand, trump nominated border czar tom homan, he doesn't seem to have the same issue. >> we're not waiting for january 20 toth. the planning starts now. january 20th, game on. so if they want to push back, push back, but don't cross that line are. jackie: and texas land commissioner don buckingham not worried about taking action either. dawn buckingham. >> we are out on the 1400-acre property we purchased about a month ago, and within that month, look at beautiful wall that a we've already got going. texas is getting safer every

minute because of everything the general land office is going to do. jackie: let's welcome come to the show congresswoman monica de la cruz. thank you for being here. trump's border czar, tom homan, he is taking action even before inauguration day, more proof that joe biden and kamala harris never cared about border security, that this whole open border was completely by design. something's got to be done about it, congresswoman. yet you've got democrats, governors, mayors across the country saying we're not going the cooperate. >> well, look, what we're seeing is what republican leadership looks like in the white house. and what leadership looks like as a republican white house is a secure border. americans spoke loud and clear on election day. they wanteded a safe border, they want a secure border, a safe country, and can they want to put the america first policy

back. texas has been the leader e when it comes to keeping our nation's border safe. we thank governor abbott for leading the way against a democrat white house. let's be very cheer here, the house of representatives -- clear here, the house of representatives passed h.r. 2 over a year and a half ago, the secure border act. it has been sitting on chuck schumer's desk. it is comprehensive policy that we know works. president trump's policies of the remain in mexico policy, the wall, we know those things work. and it was in that bill. but the democrat senate and the democrat white house refused to take it up. so what we're going to see, and we're already seeing, we're seeing positive change to protect americans and to protect the future of this great can country. jackie: absolutely. and many americans are onboard for that. that's what they voted for.

listen to this. >> trump administration is child separation policy. >> the policy that separated children -- >> the policy of separating thousands of migrant children -- >> and the child separations, by the way or anderson, it's just a piece of it. jackie: do you remember those complaints in the democrats constantly making complaints about child separation under donald trump. and remember aoc was literally crying outside migrant facilities under trump. now we've got that sound of this unaccompanied 22-year-old migrant -- 2-year-old crossing the border under biden. i want to listen. [speaking spanish] jackie: this is all on top of reports that the biden administration lost, they lost over 300,000 migrant children.

so where's the outrage, where's the crying from aoc? where is the sanctuary, you know, the democrat governors who were saying that this is a good thing? i mean, congresswoman, you sit here and you with hear that tape or see bill melugin's report, where is the heartbreak and the outrage over this? >> look, as a mother, to see that the poor child scared to death and has come across many, many miles with the cartel where we know that the cartel has put children like her through sex trafficking, children like her who have been raped, we've heard these stories over and over again here along the border, it is disgusting, and i will tell you this, americans stood up and said they were not going to fall for the gaslighting of the biden administration when they have this open border crisis that has caused these children to be

trafficked. they said no more in this election, and we are going to put a stop to it with the trump administration and the strong texas leadership. but what a heartbreaking story, the hear that 2-year-old little girl crossing because of the biden open border policies that are existing now. jackie: i hear you. everyone reasonable hear as you. and i also think about people like jocelyn nungaray, 12 years to old, brutally killed in our country by two people who came in illegally. we can't forget these names. congresswoman, we really appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. jackie: coming up, more trump progress before he takeses office. big name discount retailer walmart, well, they're deciding it's safe now to ditch dei. tonight, former nfl star jack brewer is here to talk about that. also tonight the world's oldest man, he dies at the age of 112.

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jackie: could the swamp clean itself? this is intriguing. former federal prosecutor harry litman if saying that biden's doj is demoralized about a trump's return to the white house, this after jack smith if dropped all charge as and said he's resigning. and reports that fda employees are considering leaving if rfk jr. is appointed as hhs secretary. plus, you've got epa a employees, they're reportedly, quote, freaking out -- [laughter] on top of all of that, even the dnc is laying people off, dnc union launching a gofundme to help former staffers who say they were hit by massive layoffs after election losses. let's welcome new york post columnist miranda devine. it's great to see you. i mean, this is amazing. if trump just being elected is enough to get swamp to self-cleanse, then will wonders never cease? [laughter] it's not just him, it's elon,

it's vivek, it's everybody, miranda. >> yeah. thanks, jackie. look, honestly, the doj in particular to be demoralized, they should have been demoralized throughout the biden administration when they were being told to do exactly the op set of what -- opposite of what was just stated there, the storied -- what was it, career of the doj without fear or favor. that's just so untrue. they have been doing the opposite. they went after donald trump with lawfare and lawfare failed. and these political prosecutions have to end. they could strike any one of us. already we see the january 6th defendants, people who have spent months, years in jail for doing nothing more than wander through an open door without trial. and there is an fbi informant if currently, alexander smirnoff, who has been many jail for nine

months -- in jail for nine months. and what did he do? he did nothing but tell his fbi handlers what he had heard from his ukrainian contacts. jackie: yeah. >> that was what they were paying him for, that there was a $10 million bribe allegedly paid to joe and hunter biden. and he gets put in jail for just informing his handlers of what the ukrainians are saying. jackie: nope, can't do that, miranda. and and it's amazing the 180 some people are doing. adam schiff, for example. listen. oh, all right. it's a full screen and it's a quote. pardon me. the justice department and the court system failed to uphold the principle that no one is above the law. before that, schiff was criticizing biden's doj for failing at a lawfare. mean -- i mean, you can't make this up if you even tried. >> it's unbelievable. and adam schiff is one of the worst practitioners of this. very dishonest way that he

manipulated information, manipulated intelligence when he was in charge of the intelligence committee. you know, the democrats have with they are lawyer friends have really perverted the course of justice, and there needs to be a wholesale cleanout. we can't trust the doj or any of the others to clean themselves. there will have to be some heavy duty surgery. jackie: yeah. miranda, good to see you, as always. >> you too, jackie. >> don't let it be lost on you that they are talking about getting rid of wasting money while creating a new agency to somehow get rid of -- [laughter] wasting money, right? like, it's a joke. jackie: democrats circling the wag gones around their precious big government -- wagons, this as our taxpayer dollars are going to things like this. >> in fact, i think our re reasons for the -- reverence might have become a bit of a distraction that is preventing

us from finding consensus and getting important things done. jackie: that was the npr ceo saying that ruth is relative. joining us now american action forum president doug holtz-eakin. always great to have you on the show. democrats seem to be on defense about this government waste. they're saying it's going to cost more money to get rid of people, that the math doesn't make sense. it all sounds like excuses to me because people understand a a doge with elon musk and vivek, they're going to get in there, they're going to trim the fat. and at the end of the day, people are going to lose jobs, but that is okay especially if there's growth in this economy. you can rehome them somewhere else. >> yeah, that's certainly the case. there's no such agency that has so many people that somehow we're not going to be able to be absorbed by the labor market. i guess i'm mystified by we're going to waste money. this is a private sector effort. there are no taxpayer dollars in doge anywhere. this is being led by musk and

ramaswamy, and they're focused on efficiency. and i think everyone should be in favor of having an efficient government. so i'm always mystified by people opposed to their existence. you can question whether they'll be able to change things dramatically. congress, in the end, has the pursestrings and spends a lot of money, and they can't change all that, but there should be no opposition to things like going into the department of education and asking why can't you do a rollout of a financial form after three years of preparation and instead fail miss, rabblely and have a quarter of the students fail to apply if effectively in that's unthinkable. they can fix those things. they can shine a lightenings on -- light on them. there are a lot of things that we have heard over the years that you could easily get some efficiency out of. jackie: yeah. and you've to got somebody like elon musk who's a businessman do so not only does he know how to run an efficient company to make a profit for shareholders, but he's dealt with these

bureaucratic agencies who haveme run-around and these studies they make you do and all this nonsense that costs business a lot of money. [laughter] at the end of the day, doug, it seems people are afraid they're going to have to get real jobs and actually have to work instead of keeping these cushy government jobs. >> well, certainly, we shouldn't have people who are not doing a job that's valuable. there was this great tweet that musk had that i read about, the studies they made hem do to do about the hideous shark -- hitting a shark, hitting a whale when one of the rockets reentered. that's classic inefficiency. that's a regulation where the benefits do not cover the costs. it's costly to do those things, and there's no benefit. that's the kind of thing you want to highlight, and the office of management and budget can make that go away. that's a route to getting a leaner, trimmer government. jackie: yeah. doug holtz-eakin, great to see you. happy thanksgiving, sir. >> thank you. jackie: all right, coming up, the world's oldest man is dead at the age of 112. i'll say it again, god bless

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>> there has been no to oppression for the white man in this country. >> please keep dr. martin luther king's name out of your mouths. your perversion version of his words and his mission when his children have asked you to top invoking his name -- stop invoking his name and perverting his work when he was a proud and unapologetic black man fighting for equality for black americans and all marginalized people. jackie: dems are losing the dei fight. that was congresswoman jasmine correct and ayanna pressley circling the wagons as dei has been urn attack. this as walmart's announcing now it's ditching its dei policies after trump's victory. boeing, ford, to it to -- toyota, john deere, march hi davidson are recently doing the

same. university system of georgia announcing it's banning dei and committing to neutrality. what a concept there. "60 minutes" reporting the university of austin is doing something similar. >> as for admissions, uatx swaps dei, twerkty, equity and inclusion, for what some call mei, merit, excellence and intelligence. >> gender, race, ethnicity, what is the factor of that in your admission decisions? >> we don't take any of that into consideration in admissions. the primary thing we're interested in is the mind. >> meaning what? >> the capacity to think deeply, to answer questions, to challenge norms. jackie: as a reminder, trump had a dramatic endorsement from american minority voters across the board, blacks shifting 19 points, hispanics shifting 29 points to trump. joining us now for more, the jack brewer foundation chairman and former nfl player jack brewer. great to have you.

and to get your insights specifically on this, businesses now, it seems, they're feeling free they can ditch the dei if they don't want to have it. it was like there was social pressure bushes but it didn't work for companies -- pressure. now walmart's saying, okay, bye-bye. >> that's right. i mean, at some point, you know, companies can't continue to put the feelings of the community over the actual profits for their investors. and i think we're having a major realignment now in this nation following the trump victory that, by the way, was sparked by black men if voting for trump, hispanics voting for trump. and when it comes to companies, i think people are just sicced -- sick and tired of it. we've had to deal with this whole dei mess, being e attacked, debanked and people coming at us. and when you look at who we are and what we co, we have almost 700% of our work force are underrepresented minorities --

730%. but still -- 70%. but still the woke left can continue to bash and ridicule these companies. that's what's happening. whenever you start to see company like toyota and ford motors and john deere and the list goes on and on, these companies represent millions of american workers. jackie: yeah. >> and people are sick and tired of being separated because of race. we want to get back to merit and what makes america great. jackie: and you have to think about what your consumers want. john deere, i think, is a great example, or harley davidson. bud light. these are not necessarily consumers that are going to the embrace this concept. they don't have any if problem with dei existing, but they don't necessarily want it attached to brands that they're consuming. and it's really interesting because there's a new study, jack, that is out that actually claims that these dei practices, what hay do is they lead the ramped-up hostility, ramped-up racial techs. it indieses -- tensions. it increases prejudice, actually. so you sit back and you wonder,

were they teaching people in this way to be racist? >> of course they were. they were separating people in skin color. they're starting committees within organizations that were based upon the color of your skin or your gender or sex preference. so anytime if you are separating people and not finding ways to bring people together, it's one thing to celebrate your differences, but it's another thing to celebrate and actually reward people for being, for being separated. it just doesn't make sense. so i think people are now if standing against this. i know when wow you start to look keep within what's happening with a lot of our companies, with this esg, companies are being targeted now. they're having committees that they're having to be forced to set, and so all these things are going to start to change. you saw i the stock market start to rise, and so the american people and the business environment is a positive one, and it's a positive one because people are ditching dei. jackie: when you see that pressure being taken off of

companies, you see the decisions that they're going the make and, ultimately, they're going to make decisions that are best for business. jack brewer, thank you so much. of great to see you. >> thanks for having me. jackie: all right. next, the world's oldest man is dead at the age of 112, but what is the secret to a long life like that, and how to do you stay healthy? dr. siegel's back tonight on. that's he knows the secret. also how much do you think you need to save for a well-lived 40-plus-year retirement? a money manager is here with the answer. that's next. ♪ ♪

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>> man, don tennis what would i do think you at the age of 112, so what is the secret to living alone and also much money do you need to save for 40 plus your retirement, especially after biden harris inflation bankruptd nearly some of us know next guest is some insight manager asset management cio scott martin and professor and doctor mark siegel scott will be most of the constable angelman can vary widely depending on the type of care that you're going to need where you live sweeping the living cost between 1,504,000 a month, and assisted

living between 3010, nursing homes and home care in the maldives, you see the cost and how you prepare for that. >> we some real numbers there jackie's thing about financial planning will be, is sectors in the worst over the best and probably come in somewhere the builder is about what you said earlier, there are some notes and some very hard unknowns and so assuming the unknowns is probably the toughest part by focusing on the nones in preparing for some of the unknowns and sayings with oversight but also preparing for some of the best things coming together in the tends to get your financial plan. jackie: real quick, to most of your retirement many especially young be in the stock market is that the way to get to the number that you want to get to. >> definitely having retirement money jackie once retargeted management summary like us for example, don't just do moments that way because frankly the market changes would be sometimes when it on more of gold and maybe some more stock so you have to change it up over time and your needs and desires

change. jackie: people give give justin doctor siegel, you because you hereby the sky lived to be 112 and you and help some people do it and give us some health tips that we all could benefit from. >> two examples that oh will blow you guys waiting for so my father is 100 and when my mother is 99 years old and my father said them a keeps him as allotment alive his love for is my and about it they been married for 72 years is a real love story here is one, totally going to blow you away, doctor howard tucker, neurologist in cleveland ohio, still practicing medicine at the age of 102 oh, and is also a lawyer and weight-loss what the age of 60, no one keeps him going and i'm n idea is neurologist he can assess his own brain function because i'm only interested in keeping people going, with very late in the with it and the quality of life. tucker said that meaningful

work, when we jackie, his practice is opening at 830 the morning meaningful work, socialization that stay in the game and have good friends and entertain yourself. jackie: wiped. >> the cleveland browns on them killing if he was reading the team. jackie: here's what it sounds like to me when hearing is left a lot of money in both you have to leave it there thank you so much scott martin it doctor mark siegel, and jackie deangelis and for elizabeth mcdonald think you for watching the special edition of the evening edit on foxbusiness and the forget you can dvr us and help right now is getting time getting be that time for the bottom line and dagan and bryant will take it from here. dagen: thank you and he shut up in just a ballpoint pen. >> she knows that better than anybody don't worry were good to go. >> thank you. ♪ ♪