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points. nasdaq is up 234. that's well over 1% gain. let's look at big tech and i believe they are all in the green indeed they are from nvidia up a healthy three and a quarter percent. amazon microsoft alphabet and apple all in green and tenure treasury yield is down two basis points to 4.47, and now this. >> history is already in the building tonight as donald trump becomes first sitting president ever to attend a super bowl game live. >> that was, of course, donald trump last night at the super bowl. trump says the spirit of the country made him want to go. listen. >> you are going to be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl it is a big day for america always is. what made you want to do it? >> first of all i'm surprised to hear that i would have assumed

many presidents came. but i think just the spirit of the country. the country is taken on a whole new life. i thought it would be a good thing for the country to have the president be at the game. >> it was iconic day. >> going to be a great day two great teams let's see what happens. >> joe concha joins me, of course, that was before the game. it looks like he was kind of expecting the reception that he's -- that he did receive which was rip roaring reception. the second term is so different from the first in so many ways. explain it for us. >> well, for example, david thanks for having me. you see nfl players doing the trump dance after sax and lpga women's golf doing the trump dance. i remember back in 2015 a reporter discovered a make america great again hat and tom brady's locker he was shamed and forced to almost apologize for having it. this time around people are loud

and proud in terms of supporting this president we saw that cbs poll out this swheending his prooflt. higher than ever, and by the way, talk about a first in goal one inch line going to a super bowl as sitting president that's the political equivalent of having first and goal at the one inch line with justin hertz there for the tush push watched by more than 120 million people you're telling me what reagan or bill clinton, barack obama, never attended it is just remarkable 59 super bowls not one. amazing. david: you mention that cbs poll 53% number of total americans who approve the job president is doing and then on promises this one is very interesting. 70% say trump is doing exactly what he promised on the campaign trail. you know, democrats are says oh, this is a surprise move. these moves that he's making on the eo -- no 70% of americans think it is

exactly what he promised exactly what he's doing, and by extension what they seem to be approving of him doing. so democrats are really barking up the wrong tree on this one. >> david, i covered this campaign, i read a whole book on it called greatest come back ever you can order it on amazon shameless promotion there. i know. but yeah, having covered so many rallies so many speeches, the president is doing exactly what he said he would do to your point there are no surprises here. this is what he campaigned on this is why he won the popular vote this is why he is won every swing state where republicans took back the house and helded house this is what americans ultimately one and cross tabs here david six in ten americans same cbs poll support mass deportation beyond criminals in the history e leetly we're talking mass deportation two-thirds of americans support sending u.s. troops to the u.s. border. here's the biggest number that stands out top four words that

vote rs would use to describe president trump number one tough, number two energyive number three focused number four effective compare that to joe biden. when he was described as old slow react, and not engaged. right so talk about night and day. david: a mirror image i'm wondering joe if he's using all of this political capital as he could for example on the tax extension something that republicans don't seem to understand that when you have tax rates go down and an increase in revenue, you don't have to cost out extending those things that 4.7 trillion. it could bring in even more revenue. >> we saw that with john f. kennedy for example when he came into office, he inherited a recession and ronald reagan they cut taxes during a recession and wow jdp jumped beyond 6% because more people more back in people's hands and tend to put it back in the economy that's where the revenue comes from

that is the basic e con one-on-one argument you would think republicans would understand most do. thing is, though, you need all of them too because there's a three vote margin in the house. >> that's why i asked the question joe why doesn't he use the political capital to hit their heads together to say you have to do it otherwise i'm going to call you out ronldz reagan when republicans that wouldn't go along with his tax cuts he went to their districts and -- and said, you know, your guy in congress is not helping me. should donald trump be doing the same sort of thing? or threatening to do it? >> i think he will, david i think it is a matter of timing rite so when the big beautiful bill whether it is one bill or two, probably one is as far as having tax extensions and as far as having border security, and all of the things that trump wants i have a feeling it is one bill. when the time comes he will do that but that time is not now the working out the details theaf that meeting two weeks ago. he'll continue to but i think it is a matter of timing at this point david. >> not like he's doing anything

else wait a minute maybe he is. [laughter] the busiest president -- that's right making his first term look like lackadaisical compared to that this is an amazing term so far joe concha we have to leave it now this, new york fed just releasing their consumer expectations survey come on back in lauren. takings through this please. >> so our median expectations for inflation are relatively stable but americans do say they expect to pay more for commodities including gas, food, rent and medical expenses in the year ahead. point number two, a 2.3% increase among americans saying they expect to lose their jobs in the next year, and that coincides with point number three. households spending expectations falling 4.4% hitting a four-year low. if you think you're not going to have a job you might cut back on your spending. >> markets are down a little bit on the news but it may be coincidental let's get back to markets again.

the dow now is under a hundred point gain up 89 nasdaq is still well above 200 up 228 points. jason joining me now. jason what about expectations with regard to the markets? it has been a little bit of a seesaw going on here in the past several weeks what do you think is going to happen going forward? are we going to have to see some major change in the economy before markets start roaring again? look everyone is so obsessed about these tariffs frankly i think we're tboipg look back in hindsight like in the first trump administration, and a blip on the radar you talked about cpi coming this week we're finally at least for today focusing on macro economics, and we should be focusing on the micro mainly corporate earnings that continue to exceed expectations of the companies not reported nearly 80% have beat expectations. >> wow. >> so in order for markets to

leg higher, we need to see earnings go whiter. and i think earnings will go higher in spite of all of the noise surrounding the tariffs. >> one thing that spoofed the markets a week before last was the deep seek regional claims where that for a few million dollars they were able to do stuff that it took our a.i. companies billions of dollars to do. now there's new news that we're hearing first of all, it cost more like 1.6 billion dollars for them to come up with what they came up with and their product apparently 80% fail rate. so it cost a lot more than they originally said, and the failure rate they weren't even talking before 83%. >> the proof is in the pudding. 325 billion dollars of collective spent on cap x out of the hyperscale subsequent was to that deep seek news. you're talking about literally the smartest people in the room

in terms of the mag 7 and big tech cohort they're putting money where they mouth is so i think you want to continue to be in that space. you probably want to be in the digital infrastructure all out data center space above all but the biggest take away from the deep seek movement you have to be diversified my clients that had their risk spread out didn't bat an eyelash at that draw so don't put your eggs in the a.i. basket. >> what about an etf or specific company? should you do either one? >> i think if you're talking specific securities you don't want it install one particular security but the whole complex. you don't look further than the mag 7. david: gold did all time high today you like gold? >> i do but rapidly approaching our target we had 2800 moved it to 3,000. all of the reasons gold have rallied are still very much intact stronger dollar, exceptionalism, you name it you have to remain gold in gold for

diversifier and for hedge. david: 66 bucks away from 3,000. >> raising that target. david: jason thank you very much. lauren you've got movers let's start with nvidia we were talking about it. lauren: 3% game added to tactical outperform list with the analyst recommending buying nvidia in the 26th. david: microsoft -- >> bloomberg is reporting that they are being hit with a french antitrust investigation over concerns that they are potentially degrading bing search results when smaller companies pay to use it not affecting share price with 4.4% pmg >> rockwell automation. >> they make automation products up double digits on a stronger quarterly profit to strengthen businesses businesses that cater to digital services think cybersecurity. david: profits look good. lauren thank you very much jason great to see you appreciate it coming up president trump signing a proclamation naming

february 9th golf of america day. flying over the body of water -- >> air force one is currently international waters. the first time in history flying over the gulf of america enjoy the flight. >> that made him happy you know it did all of the details on that coming up. and president trump says he's losing patience with israel-hamas cease-fire deal he said this after the latest hostages were in terrible condition when they were released. >> i watched the hostages come back today. and they look like holocaust survivors. at some point we're going to lose our patience. >> is he going to take action to release the remaining hostages? we're going ask former u.s. ambassador to nato kurt coming next.

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david: well now this, defense secretary pete hegseth on first overseas trip to europe meeting with nato allies u.s. troops and parpghting in the ramstein meeting in brussels jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more on this and what do you expect on these meeting? >> this is an important trip because they'll be dealing with ukraine secretary hegseth on the first trip they just took off this is the first trip heading to meet with nato allies delayed at joint base andrews and he had to change planes due to electrical problems on his c-17

which already was a replacement aircraft for the doomsday plane that defense secretary usually flies on it is serviced won't be operational until april and secretary hegseth was joined by his wife, jen. >> i'm traveling to europe this week because there's a meeting there and we'll also be talking about europe taking a lead role in ukraine. but i'm also meeting with the troops i might do pt with them on the ground to make sure our troops understand how focused we are on their war fighting capabilities but none of that meant to signal that our focus is just in europe. >> his first stop in germany visit command and u.s. africa command for operational updates. in brussels secretary hegseth will attend ukraine defense contact group led by the u.k. for the first time and participant in the nato defense ministerial and final stop poland to discuss nato eastern defense with polish leaders

poland is spending over 4% of its gdp on defense 23 nato allies are spending more than 2.of their gdp on defense that's required a big part of his trip will be to discuss the war in ukraine. president trump said he plans to meet president slen zelenskyy this week and talked to getting access to rare earth minerals critical to advances in a.i. and technology in the future. >> one of the things we're looking at with -- president zelenskyy is -- having this security of their assents underground rare earth, and we want to have secure, really we want security. >> president trump has said he wants nato allies to spend 5% of their gdp on defense if the u.s. were to do the same the pentagon budgets would go from 850 billion dollars now to 1.35

trillion. david. david: over a trillion. jennifer thank you very much. now this, hamas released three more hostages as part of the cease-fire deal with israel. listen to what president trump said about the appearance of those hostages. >> i have to tell you that i watched the hostages come back today. and they looked like holocaust survivors. they were in horrible condition. they were emaciated i don't know how much longer we can take when i watch that. at some point we're going to lose our patience when i watch people that were healthy people, a reasonably short number of years ago, and you look at them today, they look like they've aged 25 years. >> awful. former u.s. ambassador to nato kurt joins us and getting breaking news a hamas spokesperson said they'll delay the saturday hostage release until further notice.

based on what donald trump is said, what kind of reaction do you expect from him to that word? >> well, i think you're going to see president trump try to increase the pressure on hamas. they've been slow rolling these hostage releasing already. and as we just heard from the president some of these hostages are not in the best of condition either so a lot more pressure from president trump to get them out quicker if he feels that they are not moving, that hamas is really on the hostage releases then i think we may see some direct action. >> and israel is hopping mad. obviously, the president is just explaining what we saw but the israelis have such a personal stake in all of this. now that the next release has been delayed, i'm just thinking they may do something on their own, no? >> well, absolutely. israel has been taking matters in its own hands already. the different dynamic right now is you have a close relationship

between president trump and prime minister netanyahu. so i think they will be coordinating about what actions to take and i think, netanyahu would welcome direct involvement from the united states as well and that would send a pldges to hamas about the future that it is no more business as usual. david: next is closer to your old portfolio ukraine president zelenskyy said that president trump's plan for a quick settlement in urn must not only stop the war but also ensure that there can no longer be anymore russian aggression. is that going a step too far for vladimir putin? >> no. it shouldn't. nobody wants war. the president has been very clear we need to end the carnage stop this war. and just a temporary cease-fire that then putin violates and attacks again that's not goods enough. we have to have a cease-fire. deterrence, and burden sharing those are the three touch stones i think where president trump is going.

cease-fire to end fighting right now. deter, future attacks by russia and make sure that european allies are carrying their fair share of the burden. >> kurt ambassador great to see you again thanks for being here. appreciate it. now this yesterday president trump signed a proclamation during declaring february 9th gulf of america day. come back in, ashley webster, what exactly did trump have to say about it, ash? ashley: the president made the proclamation in style, of course. aboard air force one as he headed to the super bowl and as the pilot announced they were flying over the gulf. watch this. >> if you can please direct your attention out the right side of the aircraft. aircraft one is currently in international waters first time in history flying over the recently renamed gulf of america. >> he did that well. about make america great again that's what we care about.

here we go. ashley: there you have it trump cited gulf historical role in america trade and development callings the renaming as a long overdue acknowledgement of the u.s. contribution to the region. by the way, david reports say already the u.s. coast guard has begun using the term gulf of america in official communications. the map gulf of america.it is on david: more inclusive than gulf of mexico because it is part of the americas so it would include everybody that's involved in that gulf. ashley thank you very much. coming up, donald trump administration is given federal workers until the end of the day that buyout offer.want to accept this coming as a federal judge is set arguments on whether the move is legal. we have the full report coming up, and democrats senator andy

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david: now this today is the deadline for federal employees to decide whether or not to accept doge buyout offer comes a federal judge is set to hear arguments on whether or not the move is legal. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill so hilary how many employees have accepted buyout so far? >> 65,000 federal workers have opted for the buyout, and opted to take the differed resignation but we'll see what the court decides, and if this defer resignation offer can move forward while the fate of that is in the judge's hands another court order has handcuffed doge

team a federal judge banning access to the treasury payment system out of fear that sensitive information could be disclosed. the president saying he completely disagrees with that call, but it's not stopping doge from enacting mandate that americans voted for. >> i disagree with her 100%. i think it is crazy, and we have to solve the efficiency problem. we have to solve the fraud waste abuse all of the things that have gone in the government of we have to find billions hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse. but i campaigned on this. >> trump asking musk to start audit at dhs and dod musk saying that dhs found fraud saying doge team discovered that fema sent 59 million dollars to luxury hotels in new york city to house illegal migrants that money is meant for american disaster relief and instead is being spent on high end hotels for illegals. a club act demding today will

recoup funds and christy noem national security advisor are glad to work with doge to find fraud at their agencies. >> elon musk is helping us identify where we can find savings because information that he has is looking at programs not focusing on personal data and information. >> department of defense with an $800 billion plus budget it's dod, everything there seems to cost too much, take too long, and deliver too little to the soldiers. >> david when it comes to the federal workers hoping to get that eight month paid designation ofr they are hearing arguments today in court about whether or not that offer is constitutional, and we'll see if the workers who decided to take it will actually get it. david. david: hillary vaughn thank you very much for that. take a look at this headline of the wall street journal, quote, hamilton would smile at trump's push for accountability.

energy and executive entails the authority to impose consequences for poor performance. allysia finley wrote that and she joins me now. why would hamilton be smiling? >> he thought it was social safeguard the republic -- energy and meaning that president has the power to impose discipline on people who work for him and that is essential for protecting individual liberties, et cetera, and this is essentially what trump is doing. he's enforcing using his executive power to remove people or political appointees under biden or people who simply weren't doing their jobs. and in fact he would also thought is too big of a government would actually encroach on individual liberties. so really kind of clning out the bureaucracy shrinking it and actually ensure more accountability. david: and the bureaucracy has become such a monster not just

in terms of the number of people but the number of issues that it involves itself so much so that this the supreme court has had on a couple of times recently has had to opine on pushing them back. pushing their authority back has -- has in a way the bureaucracy of america unelected bureaucracy become a fourth branch of government? >> i think that's right and fighting back against a lot of trump executive orders including the eye unions who represent the bureaucracy over time it is ballooned. but to your point about the -- that what we call the administrative state, yes, the supreme court has sought to essentially reign them in, and in particularly with this low bright enterprises decision a couple of years ago that says well, no -- the judges do not have to pay difference to the administrative states interpretation of quote unquote vague laws that means that judges can say laws are not

regulators but this is -- part of the project of reigning in that administration a judicial project but it is also partly the executive branch's job too. >> and now we're finding out all of this information about how our money has been wasted really -- not just millions not just billions i think trillions of dollars over the years have been wasted in terms of fraud and abuse. and yet yet we have a democratic senator andy saying democrats are ready to shut down the government over president trump executive actions. roll it. >> are you prepared to shut down the government to join democratic colleagues who want to stand this the way of keeping government open? >> you have to look at what the trump administration is doing right now they're simply trying to -- they are simply trying to dismantle the government. so yes, look if we have to take steps to be able to hold them accountable use the money we have to force it i cannot support efforts that will continue this lawlessness that we're seeing when it comes to this administration actions.

i worked through multiple government shutdowns i would be last person to want to get to that stage but we're at a point where we are basically on the cusp of a constitutional crisis. >> so -- shutting down the government to save the most ridiculous waste of money that i have ever seen collected that elon and his group are putting out now -- that there's got to be a kickback for democrats if they go ahead with this. >> that would be ironic that elon musk in december said bring is on let's shut it down and cut spending more because spending you're not paying employee when is government is shut down. now, i think that issue is republicans have control of the house and senate. the white house so the democrats don't have much leverage as long as republicans stick together so democrats won't be able to shut it down without a real republican in the house for so long. david: they're failings image being -- shooting themselves in the foot by this hitting themselves in the jaw it is crazy.

thank you very much. great stuff appreciate it. well coming up, house democratic elon omar says donald trump haven't have the support from republicans to overhaul government spending. listen. >> every single process that they are going through in implementing trump's agenda is at the moment illegal. and they know they don't have the support for it in congress. >> oh. yeah. david: will republicans unite over president trump's orders, we'll they can on next. trump controversial nominee on the verge of confirmation and congress has a proceed you recall vote on tulsi gabbard we have the least on all of the expected votes, next.

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>> let's take a look at the markets and the dow is up 49 right now. was up over 200 when the markets opened. nasdaq, though, is doing quite nicely it is up 212 that's over a 1% gain. well the wall street journal is reporting new york state has banned the use of deep seek on government devices over data privacy concerns on the chinese intelligence app. coming up, "the big money show," co-host jackie delaware angeles now with a look at what is coming up on "the big money show." jackie. jackie: david it is nice to see you we're excitedded to do a bi, "big money" show today because we're watching art of the deal play out literally in real time. president trump negotiating tariffs with some of our adversaries and new ones are potentially on the table. so we'll see what happens. but why it is important is because it affects the economy. it affects the stock market, it impacts your pocketbook so

you're going want to to know what's happening we have a special guest with us today we've got charles payne, and lew in the second hour, it all starts at 12 p.m. we'll see you then. david: jackie, thank you very much. now this, tonight senate is set to hold a procedural vote on president trump's dni nominee tulsi gabbard aishah hasnie is on capitol hill with the very latest all right. what can we expect for confirmation for gabbard, yay or nay? >> it is a yay david this is one of the controversial nominees some republicans out there were a little iffy on her but i think it is a yay. the first procedural vote that overcoming filibuster will tell us a lot about her final confirmation vote it is going to happen at 5:30 later tonight and republicans only lose three we're watching folks like mitch mcconnell and lisa who have previously voted against trump most controversial candidates so we will see. but looks like she's going get the votes that's partly in thanks toe vice president jd

vance, and intel chair tom cotton, that's because fox digital learned that vance was making personal phone calls to senators on the committee senators who weren't exactly sure about gabbard and cotton also set up a make shift war room, so to speak, reaching out to kyrsten sinema and chairman richard to bring in iffy republicans now a big problem for some of these folks especially for democrats was gabbard inability to call edward snowden a traitor but cotton, vance, worked with everyone to ease those republican minds. now, rfk jr. is another one we're waving he's expect to the get a vote this week as well. democrats continue burning the clock here delaying these votes by taking the 30 hours to debate and really, every chance they get to bash these candidates. >> families will be required to rely on his advice and if families listen to him and did not vaccinate their children and

we see vaccination rates for example are lower, in african-american children, you think about how dangerous it is to have a person who even after being shown different information refused to say what was true. >> and one more fbi director nominee kash patel he will also get a committee vote this thursday. that's when we'll find out if he can head to senate floor but it seems like all of these people who, you know, we weren't sure about looks like they are moving forward. david. david: slowly but surely. glacial pace thank you very much. democrat congresswoman elon omar doesn't have republicans have support in congress to approve trump's plan to gut federal agencies and programs ashley about what is she saying about it? ashley: well, plenty unfortunately. omar says even with gop control of both the house and the senate the votes are up there for plans like graduating elon musk team access to treasury department

data all of the possibility of dismantling the department of education. the democrats says that's why the trump administration is relying on executive orders, that she calls illegal, listen -- >> we are seeing an executive branch that has decided that they are no longer going to abide by the constitution in honoring congress's role in the creation of the agencies in their role in deciding where money is allocated. every single process that they are going through in implementing trump's agenda is at the moment illegal. and they know they don't have the support for it in congress that's why they're not bringing through congress. ashley: omar took it a step further calling actions constitutionallal crisis but republicans hit back tennessee gop senator bill hagerty saying there is an appetite for consolidation and he expects each agency to rightly go

through a top to bottom review. david. david: didn't realize she was a constitutional lawyer among other -- interesting. ashley thank you very much. president trump super bowl appearance was historic crowd erupting for him when he appeared on jumbotron and administration moving reshaping government and cutting government spending. kendrick lamar halftime performance was interrupted by one of the answers that turned out to be protester holding up a palestinian flag during the rappers performance. abby hornacek joins us on that and much more from last night, coming up. your clients look to you. you look to t. rowe price. (♪) because we stay agile... actively managing investments to uncover opportunities...

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>> so president this morning rather yesterday was predicting a chief's win. that was something that taylor swift was hoping for. evidently, not enough to bring those two together. because the president had not forgotten about swift's endorsement for kamala harris, and he posted on true social yoat the only one that had a tough or night for kansas city chiefs was taylor swift she got booed maga is unforgiving. he also posted a side by side video of himself cheered by the crowd and swift looking surprised as the crowd booed her. the president ceased that maga spotlight for a sit down interview with our own bret baier meanwhile his team preparing for executive orders. this week we will be seaing a tariff on all steel aluminum imports and country that charges the u.s. and this time in 11th hour deal to stave it all off might not be possible. the president said the deals he worked out with mexico and kpgd

might not be enough. take a listen. >> all goes to plan, when do you think families will be able to feel prices going down groceries energy or you saying to them hang on inflation may get worse until it gets better. >> no i think we're going to become a rich -- look we're not that rich right now. we are 36 trillion dollars that's because we let nations take advantage of us. same thing like 200 billion with canada we have 300 we have a deficit with mexico of 350 billion dollars i'm not doing that i'm not going to let that happen. >> every penny counts according to the president he said last night for far too long unites minted pennys that cost us more than two cents this is so wasteful. i've instructed by secretary of the u.s. treasury to stop producing new pennies let's rip the waste out of our great nation budget even, though, it is a penny at a time last year it did cost 3.6 nine cents to produce and district a new

penny. but it's unclear if the president has the authority to even do this. at least without congress pushing that forward. back to you. david: i'm sure they'll scream as they cially do when he does anything. jackie thank you very much. now this a dancer that was part of the super bowl halftime show was detained after waving a palestinian flag during the performance. abby hornacek is here with me. i missed this. did you as well? >> i don't know if anyone saw it during the broadcast. if you did let us know. i only saw it on social media afterwards, and then also, obviously, with all of the -- news that came out about it. but apparently one of the 400 performs and nfl confirmed they did not know that he was going to do this they were unaware of the intent rock nation who produced halftime show shares that sentiment and it is unfortunate because there were fun stories to pay attention to during this super bowl i don't know about you but no one could

agree on qhold win the game and we could agree it would be close and 40 to 22 is absolutely domination blame it on the chiefs o line and praise the philadelphia eagles -- >> can't blame the refs. they said the refs were on side of kansas city. >> i'll go with praise the eagles defense, but the fact that president trick mahomes footballly here but he threw interceptions sacked six times one was to a guy cooper celebrating his 22nd birthday what better way to celebrate than to pick off one of the best quarterbacks and run into the end zone. >> folks had problems with commercials being woke and one anything but woke by the secret service. we're going play a clip of it and get your reaction. roll it. >> protectors are born they are not meads. made. america secret service protecting this super bowl is asking a few more to step forward.

>> reviews on this what did you think? >> 2 million dollars they spent on this worth every penny because, obviously, with donald trump there, first sitting president to be at a super bowl, this was the perfect timing with the assassination attempts and it really does hype you up. i actually interviewed a few top gun pilots when i was doing a fox nation special they said reasons why they joined was becausof the movie top gun and michael bay produced this and people will see that. >> made me want to join the secret service. >> we need you here. abby thank you very much. appreciate it. we'll make sure to check out your fox news nation specials parked qoi ma to yosemite with kevin costner both available on fox nation. and it is time for the monday trivia question -- it is football related vince lombardi the great coach of the green bay packers, and he was coach ofhe red skins but for the green bay packers was he there for five seasons, seven

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>> before the break we asked for how long was vince lynn barding the great vince lynn vardy the coach of the green bay packers

five seasons, seven, nine or 11. i know he was with the redskins with one year. >> 77 lucky seven number 27 seasons. >> i lived in green bay for three years you have to pass the exam to do that. i think the answer is number 39 seasons. >> he is probably right. >> i lived in d.c. when he turned around the redskins that were perennial losers, you got it you can go back to green bay without giving the raspberry thrown at you. no coaching history achieve more success during his nine seasons in green bay he won five nfl champions, that is it for us "varney & company" today, "the big money show" starts right now. >> president