i'm in a go with four, 48.6. >> i probably do 48, on average let's go with 40, number two. stuart: i'm a guy who has 36 on a good day, what is the answer 48.6, that equals to 70000 thoughts a day. on the united healthcare ceo murder as source with knowledge investigation tells fox news a suspect in altoona pennsylvania matched the description and has assembled a gun and has been questioned in connection with the shooting the man was spotted at mcdonald's in altoona throughout the day fox business will keep you up to speed with what's going on, that is it for "varney & company", "coast to coast" started approximately six seconds and it will be neil cavuto on "coast to coast". i'm accounted on three, two, one. it is yours. >> is actually david asman, thank you very much you came

close but we have a lot of breaking news. we are following several breaking news stories. first a man matching the description to tell the government and the united health ceo killing has been taking custody in pennsylvania police are questioning them alive shot as central park where police have been searching for evidence and then there is this the marine veteran charged in the death of a subway rider has been found not guilty it only took the jury an hour to decide on a negligent homicide charge the manhattan jury delivered the verdict last hour clearing daniel penney and jordan elise stefanik dear. more serious manslaughter was dismissed earlier and deliberation because the jury deadlocked, both charges were felonies and carried the possibility of serious prison time we will have much more on this coming up to the other developing story, the fall of the syrian president bashar

al-assad regime fox news correspondent alex hogan is live in tel aviv with more on that. >> in a stunning defeat ended into the asad regime the family had been in power for more than 50 years, syrian rebels now control the country, moments like this have been continuing to play out today with syrian rebels storming the palace once again after a brutal 13 years of civil war syrians have toppled statues of the family that ruled over syria for half a century. the regime known for mass incarceration and torture of its own people. rebel forces announced that they took damascus and set prisoners free president bashar al-assad fled to moscow and they broke out there in the city and around the world more than 12 million people have been displaced half of the prewar population, on sunday civilians started locking home to the borders of neighboring countries. in the celebration there is a

potential danger of what comes next. israel says instruct suspected chemical weapon sites and destroyed long-range rocket missiles in syria as the idf enters the buffer zone which was established in 1974 at a cease-fire agreement with syria they said it carrying out 75 strikes against isis leaders and bases in syria trying to prevent with the withdrawal in the fall of the asad regime that the weapons on the ground left over by the regime do not fall into the wrong hands. david: alex hogan, thank you very much by from tel aviv. how the u.s. deals with this republican congressman from texas chip roy, congressman we have so much prettiness we gotta get your opinions from the other things that are happening the crime world first president biden is taking credit for what happened in syria for the departure of the fifty-year

regime with bashar assad what are you taking with his credit when the credit goes to bibi not benjamin netanyahu. the credit goes to president trump for the groundwork that he laid out the obvious a prime minister benjamin netanyahu for his leadership. they have been taking the lead despite being attacked with international criminal court which we should be sanctioning which chuck schumer is walking and joe biden is walking away from helping the prime minister, it's laughable that joe biden would take credit for this. it is a blow to moscow and iran and that's a good thing but when you have a vacuum that we have in syria we now need exceptional leadership out of the trump administration which we will get to make sure our interest is being protected as interest of israel, the chaos is a direct result of the bidens administration's fecklessness, that's what you saw in south korea and around the world but

the world is adjusting to president trump coming back into power and we just need to stand by israel but we don't need to be sending money into syria wanted the and continue conflict, we need to not go down the road, we saw how the unfolded in afghanistan and i iraq. david: that's exactly what president-elect trump said over the weekend. i want to bring it back home, this decision that was made by the court new york to find daniel penney innocent. a lot of people crediting him for being a real hero black, white and other people of color who were in the subway car said he stopped a crazy man from injuring passengers and his intention was not to kill the individual but found completely innocent, is that a good sign for what is been happening in american cities? >> let me tell you something all the things that happened the fact that american jury stood against the crazy tyrannical lawlessness on the new york

prosecutors office and alvin bragg and stood up and said this american hero should be let free, god bless, that means things are headed in the right direction, let me be clear the department of justice under president trump should look into the civil rights abuse against daniel penny, the fact that the new york prosecutor went after daniel penny i want are just as old new york accountable you cannot do this to american heroes, that's what happened but god bless the jury for getting it right. the judge by the way purposely dismissed after the deadlock to try to set the stage for further prosecution, andy mccarthy has written it talked about this extensively. i'm grateful for the jury, it's a great step for justice in america, let's hope our justice department can get a ride going forward. david: let's bring in even further far from field to taxes and what's happening with the trump agenda. a lot of questions over the

weekend about what would be president trump's first piece of business when he comes into office some people say it should extend the tax cuts that he put into power in 2017 which expire at the end of next year or whether immigration or both can be done simultaneously, what are your thoughts on that? >> i think they need to run on two parallel tracks need to deliver immediately almost day one within the first week of the presidency administration on border security, he can do a lot by executive order but he needs resources that i see them border patrol undo the damage that the biden administration inflicted on the american people we need to secure the border and remove and repatriate millions of people who were dumped in the united states that takes resources on day one, we cannot wait, tax policy, we must ensure that we do not raise taxes on the american people and we won't, we should run in parallel work together with jason smith the senate and the house and orchestrate the administration

and deliver on good tax policy while also ensuring our deficits go down we can do that with economic growth, deregulate repeal the inflation reduction act and do the stuff we said we would you put tax policy more meat under money in the hands of the american people but be serious about the cutting that we need to do to make sure our deficits go down in our budget. david: you don't buy the biden administration view that these tax cuts cost money. in fact we had a dramatic 48% increase in tax revenue from 2017 until now. that is a lot more money, that did not cost money, lower medicaid minute tax revenue. >> i made this exact argument in the budget committee. i will give a slight caveat that the permanent corporate rate reduction in 2017 drove a huge chunk of the revenue increase. i'm a product of the 80s. david: it was a small chunk of that, most of it came in payroll

taxes et cetera. >> it did but the corporate rate reduction create a lot of economic growth as they did important part of the once expiring on the pass-through tax changes in r&d and expenses fall. but the child tax credit is really expensive. we need to look at the whole thing and make sure that we have cuts that are in place to offset those provisions of the child tax credit and figure out the sole issue we have a lot of friends in new york in the northeast and they like to subsidize their big new york tax raise, we don't want to do that we have to figure out how to balance the interest, let's get the border got a tax policy done asap and we will figure that out in the first six months of the administration. david: we had a lot more to talk about the breaking news changes everything. thank you for being here. continuing on the two major legal stories happening now both involving new york city, the former marine daniel pending

found not guilty in the subway choking case, a person of interest in the fatal shooting of united healthcare ceo being questioned in pennsylvania, lieutenant dear import your joining us now, thank you for being here what a busy time for the new york crime stories let's start with daniel penny this case a lot of people say d.a. trying to divert attention from his failure to keep citizens safe in his city what do you think about the case and the verdict. >> i applaud the verdict and the jury got it right. we look to daniel penny as a person that's an innocent citizen protecting and defending people in the subway car that did not have the ability to protect themselves. i also think this is the mayor's hunter miscarriage risk of justice on the prosecutor because when they were unable to get the initial charge on the manslaughter that's when they reverted back and focused on the

criminally negligent homicide. if you can't get out there then drop the case totally this sets forth a serious precedent for us coming to new york if you step up and assist your fellow man or woman he will not be convicted in the court of law, this is something that alvin bragg took on a personal level and i'm so happy that we got this verdict. i cannot even put it into words. david: i think the major point that a lot of people in new york are thinking it should not be up to private citizens to restrain people that should be threatening them on the subway, it should be up to law enforcement to new york city law enforcement and frankly they have been unable to do the job that they were sworn in to do because the prosecutors like alvin bragg and a lot of judges that let the crazy people out on the street. >> you bring up a good point. when daniel penny came into the precinct for questioning he was

not arrested but police did not feel that they have probable cause to arrest. probable cause is a standard to arrest and it was clear probable cause was nonsupported when daniel penny came in he gave the statement. however, alvin bragg being an elected official felt as his constituents wanted blood they wanted arrest as it related to daniel penny and that's why he drove forth the charging handle and had daniel penny indicted and put up against the court and literally ruin his life for months and finally the jury got it right. when you speak to the police department, absolutely we think of the social contract affords us as common citizens protections within government and it was apparent i want to say the backfill of the nypd police officer was not there. the nypd is thousands of officers in the red, people just

don't want to take the job. as a result we had to avoid officers on the train. david: can you blame them not wanting to take the job when they're not supported by the prosecutor and the judge is that very often that criminals back out on the street? >> i cannot blame them. when we look at the dcom police movement that happened a couple of years ago after george floyd incident, it was not just new york but on a national level there was a chaotic push against police. fortunately the elective rate because a lot of people that were running for election in the democratic party to lose they're down ballot elections because they supported the defined police mentality, now we are understanding our eyes are wide open and we see that doesn't work but we're still at a deficit in policing and that will take some time to get the staff levels up to a proportionate level to provide the protection to the place like new york city.

david: i want to switch to the other case in new york of the united healthcare ceo getting murdered on the street and the suspect apparently or a suspect we don't know if he's the one they have been looking for but the suspect has been captured in pennsylvania and he matches the description of the suspect that was put out that we saw a picture of. now what were looking at cops in central park and new york city looking for more evidence we found apparently over the weekend the backpack used by the suspect. what are your views, are you surprised that we were able to capture and are you surprised if this is the suspect he got out of the new york ring that was supposed to keep him in? >> i am surprised he was not captured sooner. i'm surprised this took so long. the one thing that law enforcement has to be careful about, when we go back years ago and the olympic bombing there

was an individual named richard you that was placed in front of the cameras as a suspect and we later found out that he in fact was not the suspect. as a result he sued the fbi civilly and one. the nypd cognizance therefore did not introduce the name of a suspect because if they get it wrong they don't want to be sued. we are still working on providing as much as formation as possible to reach the level of probable cause which is the standard proof necessary to affect an arrest. i do believe this individual has been arrested. he still in custody and still be in question. it's good to be determined later on down the line as if he intact is the suspect that will be arrested for this horrific crime. david: lieutenant dear import your great to talk to you, thank you very much for your insight and the breaking news stories. nvidia shares falling today on

news that china is opening an antitrust probe against the chipmaker lauren simonetti has more on this. >> a week after the biden administration triggered a third round of restrictions on china's ability to get the most advanced chips china is launching an investigation into nvidia over suspicion that violated antimonopoly laws when it purchased the networking company called mellon knox four years ago after the same chinese regulators signed off on the deal, the chip to for tap as chinifies as both nations compete for a.i. dominance seen as essential for national security, france and the united states are also probing invidious monopolistic practices. there plenty of competitors making chips from the large companies like amd and micron to startups nvidia's own customer such as microsoft and amazon.

it seems nvidia is caught up in the raising trade tensions between washington and beijing they are the face of the a.i. revolution that the united states owns shareholders have been rewarded nvidia shares are up 200% alone and china is about 12% of invidious global sales that is down from 21% a year earlier because of the u.s. restrictions. we heard back from nvidia they say nvidia wins on merit as reflected in the benchmark results and value to customers and customers can choose whatever solution is best for them, we work hard to provide the best products in every region and honor our commitments everywhere we do business. were happy to answer any questions regulators may have about our business. david: incredible, thank you very much. let's forget the market panel to talk about this mayflower advisor managing partner larry glaser and madison venture chief strategy officer mitch rochelle,

how rich is it that china is complaining about unfair business practices after everything that we have seen with china. >> it's almost like a security guard in a retail store that stop 70 from shoplifting and the shoplifter is annoyed that they're not about to shoplift that's what china is doing right now. china has made a market in stealing intellectual property and worried about nvidia and might be bigger better player in the industry that they're trying to dominate. the one thing i will say, maybe this is a prediction if it comes through you and neil can pull the tape in the future. at the end of the day this may be a story about taiwan. china has claims on taiwan and taiwan is the chip capital of the world and here you have the biggest player in chips in terms of a.i. and nvidia doing 12% of

its business down from 20 something, i think this may also be not only what the trump administration the start of fair trade but a story about taiwan. david: we will keep the tape on this, a new sheriff in town his name is donald trump and we know he will hit china and other countries hard if they continue with unfair practices with what we do in the united states and outside of our borders. i'm wondering if this is a preemptive attack by china syslog trump down to say we have means at our disposal as well, could this lead to tit-for-tat from china in the new trump administration? >> yes this is the intersection of geopolitics in the economy coming together ahead of the new administration. when we impose tariffs on china and restrictions around export in key and to check into china

and shut down tiktok china will retaliate and pick the obvious target they will pick the high-profile big multinational companies like nvidia but it won't be just nvidia it will be other companies subject to this. it could be reminiscent of microsoft in 2000 with antitrust in the u.s., the eu and china but at the same time what's critical nvidia is a victim of its own success in the geopolitical turmoil in the tit-for-tat is not going away anytime soon big companies are vulnerable but so goes nvidia doesn't mean so goes the market there plenty u.s. companies that will benefit from the policies we should focus on the smaller mid-cap because it will be vulnerable to the trade wars. david: i gotta go back to what happened over the weekend in paris, people were calling trump fascist and kissing his ring. you only have ten seconds but doesn't he have the upper hand at this point? >> one 100%, forget about paris,

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david: breaking out, a man who matches the description of the alleged gunman wanted in the killing of the country united healthcare killing ceo has been taken into custody. alexis mcadams is live in new york city with the latest on this. you're in central park where they're looking for evidence. >> they have been out here for three days and counting as a manhunt continue. they were trying to find anything that they could inside of the lake in central park. it's a big like they had scuba divers read everything that they could to find evidence in this investigation. fox news can confirm that they've a person of interest who is being questioned in altoona pennsylvania that is hundreds of miles away from where i am in central park, where this investigation is moving quickly in new york city they get a tip

from somebody in mcdonald's that calls the police and said i think i spotted somebody that matches the gunman's description from your case in new york so the best engine investigators tell me that when they went to question the man at the mcdonald's in altoona they found a weapon in his pocket they believe the weapon was a weapon used in the murder of the ceo brian thompson. this is moving quickly in the nypd is going to altoona pennsylvania and they will work is on the ground there and are hoping for more information that could lead to an arrest in this case. we talked how it started in new york a nationwide manhunt i don't think many people thought he would be a short drive away for five hours away at a mcdonald's. if it ends up being the gunman there will be a lot of questions that come from that. david: a lot of good information. thank you for that. let's get reaction from the commanding officer of the new york city police department legal bureau and fox news contributor paul mauro.

my guess is, i haven't heard that they found the gun that may be the murder weapon if that is the case, the case is over. >> it is very strong in the theory that he's a professional killer which many of us have been pouring water on from the beginning because professional killers in the cinematic sense don't exist. it'll be interesting but they peel back now if indeed it's a weapon that's confirmatory. when these things go forward and you have a case like this that a lot of people are working on. as time goes on it they narrow focus, the circle of trust become smaller and you have fewer and fewer people working on it working i hear a managed press conference, a release soon when they're sure that they got the right guy, that will be the next shoe to drop. david: new york police officer the police department is still the major and best beginner in

the story that the fbi has not come in and take it over. >> the fbi is assisting but as of now the nypd remains the leader the nypd will prosecute this case it'll be homicide case. if something develops relative to conspiracy then the fbi will look into seeing if they can bring charges at the federal level. if it segues into something ideological and becomes a terrorism prosecution which is possible, an instance like this for domestic terrorism the charges are more amenable at the state level and it could go that way. david: let's switch over to daniel penny acquittal which a lot of people in new york city were hoping for, not because they approved of anything that he did but the fact that he was trying to do what any decent human would do to prevent a crazy man who says he is out to

kill people from doing exactly that, first of all your general views on the acquittal verdict, what do you think. >> i think it's the right call it looks like somebody change their mind over the weekend and to change now on the lower charge to an acquittal from a home jury on the higher charges a little counterintuitive who knows they may have been annoyed by the imagination of the district attorney or something as prosaic as the holdout with the subway over the weekend and not a similar encounter. we don't know what happened it'll likely come out that the jurors can be interviewed by the media and certainly will be but it was the right decision good for new york city. david: very quickly were running out of time the case that has been made very suddenly by the prosecution, this was the race of a white man going after black man which absolutely was contradicted by the witnesses. i don't think the jury about

that for a minute. quickly. >> apparently not the people on the train with the people of color they were thanking him, daniel penny would've done the same thing if jordan neely was white. think about this what if daniel penny had not acted as the toughest target in the car, young men what if he would've said attack the women and children of color i'm going to stare at my phone, you would hear the same narrative now if he had not acted. david: good stuff, thank you for that we appreciate the breaking news analysis. how the department of a government efficiency leader elon musk and vivek ramaswamy planta/defense spending, we will dive into that in after the break.

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>> vivek ramaswamy and elon musk are looking all the books and spending including in the defense department there is a lot of waste going on there, what did you make of it. >> i think absolutely is all give you a quick snapshot where you can cut a lot of waste. in world war ii we fought to victory with 4000 ships with 100 admirals, the height of the reagan buildup shy of 600 chips in 2500 admirals and broke the back of the soviet union. today 290 ships but i have over 400 admirals and senior civilians running the navy, that bloated bureaucracy needs to be cut in half throughout all the

services. david: while former uss cole commander telling neil over the weekend that there is definitely room for elon musk and vivek ramaswamy doge to take a look at the defense department to cut spending with a high amount of admirals and senior members in the navy alone let's get reaction from undersecretary of the u.s. army patrick murphy and wall street editorial board member bill mcgurn, great to see you let me go to you patrick, the commander makes a lot of sense and again, he was not speaking about the navy here this is the bloat the bureaucratic bloat that has made the defense department into a machine that's a lot slower than it should be, don't you agree? >> i agree with that but it's still the best fighting force on this planet but that's what we need to have doge and have it do

what it needs to do which is advice from the outside perspective to make sure we get this right and cutting with a hatchet to say were going to cut it in half, i'm not sure if that's the case we need to make sure the ecosystem of our pentagon is ready because the piece of change has never been quicker in world history we have to make sure were on top of it because our adversaries are watching every single move. david: the ecosystem has serious problems, it is a sick ecosystem many people say even top generals who agree with patrick, it is basically nonpartisan because patrick is democrat, republican say very similar things that is in favor of doge bill that this is recognized by both parties as a problem. >> when the government spend as much money as it does in the pentagon get a lot of it, the

guarantee to be $500 with the seas and other scandals like that. i think there is a lot of facts. it is very hard to do even by people who are really smart, elon musk and a what they're doing because government does not have a real pricing mechanism. i think it's inevitable that it goes to bloat. the only way to keep it under control is to shrink government and make it smaller. the belief that you can make an efficient government i'm very skeptical. david: at the same time in addition to shrinking the size, there are a lot of the defense contractors that have settled in the districts, congressional districts and your congressman as well as working for the army and you know how that goes. once they feel and tided to suck off the government, it's very hard to pry them loose and very

often do they have support from their ossification from members of congress, no? >> that is why when you have a great president dwight eisenhower and the farewell address talked about the military-industrial complex that's why we made entry need to make sure we doing right by the american taxpayer and actually doing right by the american war fighter that's why all of us, a lot of us in america like myself are saying we are in favor we want to see new ids and it makes sense and what we don't want to see is cutting the combat capabilities admitting women in uniform. you know as well as i do as a military fighter we do not want our men and women to have a fair fight we want the technical an advantage over the enemy and try to do harm of our families and we cannot stand by and let that happen. david: absolutely. i want to switch gears to the sanctuary city issue, it does

appear that clearly americans are fed up with the whole design of sanctuary cities protecting a child rapist up in boston. crazy things like that and tom homan says working to come in we don't care if you're sanctuary city we will do our job we don't take that lightly. if you stand in our way you will go to jail. he literally said that, do you think that is going over well with the american people right now? >> i think it's going over well with the american people. it's absurd for cities that get so much money from the federal government to say we will not cooperate with ice, what is that about were going to break the law and not cooperate with you but you are supposed to hand over millions. eric adams made very good noises on this, of course he was for the sanctuary cities a while ago before you realize the cost of the city of people coming and andy doesn't have the resources.

if he's really serious, instead of complaining about the city council he ought to really do something, fight the issue with them, propose something or an executive order, whatever he can do but propose something they will appeal and fighting to have the fight and that's what he needs to do now to show he serious not just say the city council is costing this. david: he's also said he's going to work with tom homan and he wants to talk to them as well as president-elect trump, great to see you both, thank you very much for being here. , the trump transition team looking to cancel u.s. postal service contracts to build a large electric vehicle fleet and make it on the campaign promise of overturning the ev mandates. we have more on that after the break. ♪

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david: the trump transition is considering plans to cancel u.s. postal service electric mail contract as the incoming administration looks to overturn the ev mandates imposed under president biden chrysler and

home depot bob nardelli joins me now to discuss. the private sector is way ahead of the government sector this recently a few months ago i was talking to buttigieg who is still saying everybody wants an electric car and people have electric cars don't want to go back but that is not true, americans are pulling back that's why car companies have been pulling back on the ev divisions. >> no question, this is yet another target rich area for vivek ramaswamy and elon musk to go after. when you thing about $3 billion allocated for the u.s. post office for electric vehicles that is averaging $60000 per vehicle, you would have thought that this president who was vice president with obama when they tried to ram in the café standards in 0 seven, 0 eight, 0 nine and it did not work the

consumer will tell the car manufacturers what they're willing to buy this is another debacle in this step by this administration like when they surrendered energy independence, it is absurd of what they spent, gm and ford lost billions of dollars gm just walked away from a battery plan michigan the size of 30 football fields ford has shut down plants in tennessee because they cannot sell electric f150s so chuck schumer is telling this government to stop we like the cars and the average age went from ten years to 12.6 years i drive a 20-year-old car because i love it i am not buying it ev vehicle even when the government put billions of dollars for charging stations when you look at the details there was no power available to power the stations. it went from range anxiety discharging anxiety.

david: for thing that is different now than the first trump administration now they have the supreme court behind them now there is supreme court decisions saying the epa and other agencies that biden was using for the ev mandates cannot be used to has to be done by congress that is requisitioning billions and billions of dollars that congress has to approve with the supreme court behind them i want to switch to one of the subject if i can we now have the question of what is going to be the first priority of this administration whether it be immigration or taxes the tax cuts of 2017 will expire at the end of next year that would mean 65% of american taxpayers would see a tax increase on january 1, 2016 if that is not happen, shouldn't extending the tax cuts which you been so successful at bringing in more revenue shouldn't that be the first priority of the trump administration?

>> here's my view on this i talked with steve moore i don't think it's either or they both have to be fast immediately. if you think about the implications on lower to middle market company the tax rate will sink based upon the 9.1% inflation that they have to deal with, we must get this extended and we must get some of the bills in place for border and for energy conservation and make sure we get the country back on track again absolutely positively we have to do both. david: bob nardelli thank you for being here we appreciate. turning to crypto look at the bitcoin falling below the 98000 to 976, later this week microsoft shareholders will decide whether the company will invest in bitcoin give crypto investor asymmetric founder and ceo joe mccain to discuss. thank you for being here, below

98000 i'm wondering if this is a pause that refreshes in the moment when you and other crypto fans are going to get back in. >> 100,000 is a huge psychological level it is a six-figure bitcoin in fact yesterday sunday was the highest daily close and weekly close in history bitcoin what we see today pretty standard profit taking their is no real risk not continuing to move higher soe see this is another opportunity to add opposition. david: i'm sorry it is mccann. david: is there a lot of people that are still struggling about what bitcoin is you consider it an investment or currency. >> i would argue on the lines of a digital representation of gold gold historically has been a hedge against fiat and basement and financial crisis these sorts

of things but gold is physical and we've seen analogies of this in the past like the music industry in the 1990s is starting to move digital but the cds were still physical, today pretty much all music is digital and what were seen as a digital transformation of money itself and bitcoin leading the effort by being a hedge against fiat and basement acting like a form of digital gold. david: i'm not quite seen us reach the point where it's considered to be an alternate to the dollar there is a café in lower manhattan where you can do that, it is very rare to see people go whole hog and considering it to be appearance he. >> i don't see it as being a replacement for the u.s. dollar. i think a lot of the effort that's being done by companies like circle in washington, d.c. to bring forth the stable coin bill will help bolster the u.s. dollar's dominance.

i don't see bitcoin as a way to buy coffee no one is buying coffee with .00013 bitcoin it does not make any sense. instead you treated as another part of your portfolio to provide exposure to the new form of digital capital which is in fact bitcoin. david: thank you very much we appreciate you being here. stick around we are more "coast to coast" right after this. ♪

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♪ david: it is the largest deal in professional sports history superstar outfielder juan soto and the new york mets have 15 year $765 million deal. i'm to get brian brenberg's reaction, the reason i would get your reaction with the picture

we took of you in your office and we can show that the whole wall is filled with baseball cards we don't know we got that picture, "the bottom line" a baseball fanatic what do you think that he gets his money and 2039. >> i don't think he'll have to worry about his mortgage that's one good thing, this is a lot of money 15 years even for a young guy the mets want to make him their franchise player but i get nervous about the long deals that's a lot of money he's gotta stay healthy for a very long time, big news cardboard lori wall, dave parker and allen on the wall the two most recent hall of fame inductees. a lot of good baseball news. taylor: i knew you were the guy to go to and look at the clock, yet one right front of you. it's all yours