all right." >> they say, "drew, scott!" and i go, "i'm drew scott." >> nobody remembers my name.. >> they just know the property brothers. so, you guys have been working since you were 7. >> yeah, started our first business at 7 years old. it was called jam enterprises -- jon, andrew, mom. and we made those -- oh, that's our actual business card. >> don't try calling the phone number. it doesn't work anymore. >> i love your calling card. "we take care of your hang-ups." >> yeah. >> you can tell how old it is, as well, because there's no area code. >> there's no area code. >> it was making decorative hangers, and we saw it at a craft sale, we started making them, selling them door-to-door, family and friends. and then we had a lady who had a chain of american paraphernalia stores in japan, and she started buying them from us by the thousands. so, here we are, 7 years old, working away on these little hanger... >> global, baby. [ laughter ] >> the hardest job i had, i was a waitress for seven days, the only job i quit without giving

one of these is congressman scott van drew of south jersey for this impeachment debacle and it has been the democratic party convince you to leave your party. >> it was part of it. certainly was part of it. even the most bizarre behavior occurring right now, so important that it be timely, had to do it for the safety and good of the country. i voted no, as you know, i didn't vote for it because it was a week impeachment. it wasn't in my opinion an accurate impeachment and i don't think it should've been done and it harmed the country, split us apart, it really hurt the very essence of this nation i think in many ways. but they did it. so we finally did it and now the necessary paperwork, the articles of impeachment, have not been transferred over. >> you didn't go along with that! >> they knew i wasn't because i was very upfront with folks like you and everyone i could talk to and really spoke to even some of the individuals in the house of representatives that were more moderate on the democrat side, more conservative. we had the blue dog at everybody deciding they would go along. i wa

plus, the scott brothers, drew and jonathan joining ryan at the co-host desk.

aboutcap etf's drew in 1.5 billion, which is the best weekly inflow since 2018. scarlet: perhaps a change in leadership there. scott, what is your take on small caps? >> we've been underweight small caps for a while. you move later in the cycle, things slow down a little bit. are investors going to go for companies that have strong balance sheets, good access to credit, really good balance sheets, and can make some acquisitions, or smaller companies that have fewer products, no international exposure? it is a quality thing. we are underweight small caps. we like large caps over small caps. one way that could turn that tide, if u.s. growth accelerates and does better than the market expects relative to the international market, that is one way small caps could outperform. week we get netflix earnings and that is an example of a company that is both high tech and extraordinarily stretched balance sheet. it falls into two buckets. will that number and the reaction to it give us a hint about the market's appetite or willingness to fund some of the dicey companies out there? into later move stages of the cycle, people s