real estate no relation to barron's.e bering strait white podcast but the outlook for people buying houses he said there's a powerful combination of cyclical tailwinds, there is still a housing deficit in this country, there you have it apparently i am writing some powerful winds. >> let's go to some idea. >> what you have for us. >> i had mcdonald's the recovery from the pandemic really quickly and it's gone nowhere since then it's down neither beneficiary and the lockdown or reopening the stock was upgraded by wells fargo this week and they see signs of momentum pick it up for the company that is the case the stock could be really interesting. jack: fries and a chicken sandwich. >> as jack is spending more time at home i'm betting people are looking to get out and out this time last year i said people will be looking to go to a sports event, concerts at sort of thing i am looking at madison square entertainment the spinoff of msg and liked by john rogers who is interviewed by barron it is a reopening play and has picke

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it's barron's cover story this week. eric simons wrote it.ys oracle is in the spot microsoft was in ten years ago. jack: that's interesting, and it does not need tiktok to succeed. carlton, al, jack, thank you. to read more, check out this week's edition at barron's.com. don't forget to follow us on twitter @barronsonline. stay safe, stay warm, wear your mask, and we are see you next week on "barron's roundtable." . >> from the fox studio in new york city this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead i am jackie deangelis in for maria bartiromo coming up in just a few moments former secretary of state mike pompeo reacts to biden's remarks this week about china's persecution of minority and political distance calling it chinese propaganda and later maria's one-on-one with home depot cofounder ken langone on the gamestop trading and brader economy. let's look at this week's the

. ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for thek ahead. i'm jack otter. congress is one step closer to passing president biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief plan. jared bernstein on the economic impact of the stimulus, the jobs report and more. and later, new cdc data shows a rise in covid-19 deaths among alzheimer's patients. the outlook for medical treatments and which companies are on the cutting edge. but we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors ought to be thinking about right now. stocks shot higher and so did oil prices as investors reacting reacting -- reacted to solid economic progress. jeff bezos passing the reins to andy jassy as the head of amazon's cloud business. why cloud computing is the biggest story in the tech industry. and the fever broke this week for gamestop and the other mem e-trade stocks. we've got the winners and losers from the short-selling frenzy. my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. ben, i've got to give you credit. about two weeks ago you warned

don't forget to follow us on twitter@barron's online.l see you next week on "barron's roundtable." sa bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for being here. keeping china in check, i sat town with former secretary of state mike pompeo as president biden makes his first speech on foreign policy this week. pompeo's message to the biden administration coming up. and then later, it is super bowl weekend. a record number of americans are expected to place online bets for the big game. i'll be speaking with the cofounder and ceo of draftkings coming up, jason robbins. but first, 49,000 jobs were added to the economy in the month of january in line with expectations as the unemployment rate fell all the way down to 6.3%. stocks having their best week in months on the heels of this report in hopes that congress will push through even more money, more stimulus, that nearly $2 trillion stimulus package l

marty barron in all the press is a move, a cry for more diversity, more inclusion.thing that we in the press have talked about for a long time. but with this deep racial reckoning going on in the country, there's a -- there's a call from inside newsrooms to be -- not only more diverse but to give journalists of color a greater voice, more responsibility. what do news organizations owe journalists of color, journalists who have not had a voice in decision-making before? >> we need to cover the country in its entirety. we don't need to cover people in every corner of our country. people with all different backgrounds. and it's important that we have in order to do that, it's important that we have diverse newsrooms. we at the post have had among the most diverse of major organizations in the country. but there's still a lot of work for us to do and that's been made clear by people who work in our staff and outside of the organization as well. i think that is justifying criticism. it's something that we are working on to improve. we need more journalists of color and m

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. ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for thek ahead. i'm jack otter. congress is one step closer to passing president biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief plan. jared bernstein on the economic impact of the stimulus, the jobs report and more. and later, new cdc data shows a rise in covid-19 deaths among alzheimer's patients. the outlook for medical treatments and which companies are on the cutting edge. but we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors ought to be thinking about right now. stocks shot higher and so did oil prices as investors reacting reacting -- reacted to solid economic progress. jeff bezos passing the reins to andy jassy as the head of amazon's cloud business. why cloud computing is the biggest story in the tech industry. and the fever broke this week for gamestop and the other mem e-trade stocks. we've got the winners and losers from the short-selling frenzy. my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. ben, i've got to give you credit. about two weeks ago you warned

barron's associate you would editor joins the round table to discuss this week's cover story.c in the u.s. give us a sense of the scope here. >> yeah. i mean, the numbers are quite large. we have almost 6 million people today in the u.s. living with alzheimer's, millions more cheering for them x that's expected to more than double by 2015. this past year's been devastating for these families. about half of the residents in nursing homes have alzheimer's or dementia, and nursing homes accounted for a third of covid deaths, and we're still dealing with the covid crisis, but we could have this other economic and health crisis ahead. 80% of those with the disease are 75 or older, and the age group that the older boomers are now entering is just that. jack: economic implications, tell us more about that. >> so the cost of this disease is about to surge. one estimate puts the total cost at about a trillion dollars by 2050. that's a drain, of course, on medicare and medicaid budgets but also a bigger drag on the economy. much of that cost is due to care giving, much of that is borne

jack otter from "barron's," a "barron's" roundtable host on "fox business tonight" friday nights. start us off on this. top and bottom line are great. people are whispering the 100 million is the round number on disney subscribers on disney plus. what do you say. >> when disney started it they thought they would get to 90 million in four years. they're near 100 million way before. they're already talking about 250 million by 2024. so whatever they're serving i want some of it. just a magnificent job of marketing and just one of the greatest brand names in history, doing the trick. if they ever get the parks fully open, just gets even better. in california they finally are letting them open a little bit. california adventure, even though disneyland is going to stay closed. don't ask me why. i can tell you here i've been to the parks three or four times. i've been to the entertainment area a couple times. they handled it perfectly. just a matter of florida trust business and people versus the dude running california not so much. but once this pandemic is over, they're going to be fi

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marty barron will be with us when we come back. when we come . >>> there is discussion on the hill about stripping marjorie taylor greene of her committee assignments. does president biden believe that she should be stripped of those siemts? >> we have resisted speaking of her in this briefing room and i'm not going to do that today. >> white house press secretary jen psaki in the white house. >>> with that in mind we are pleased to welcome to the broadcast martin baron. this is a hell of an intro. he is retiring editor of the washington post which includes the invaluable story he wrote about. he was also lead editor at the "miami herald" bush v gore, led the washington post when they revealed information leaked by edward snowden. that was right before he led the paper into a whole new world. these past four years. marty, in addition to thanking you for coming on, i'm going to begin with a thank you to you. if you're ever looking for any of your reporters after 11:00 at night, they're with us. we wouldn't have a show without the jo

newberger berman managing director stephanie siegel was just ranked number three on barron's list of top 100 women financial advisers and 29th in the nation when you throw everybody in the mix, men, women, martians, redheads, all of us. in a rare interview, stephanie joins us in a fox business exclusive. stephanie, congratulations. yourself so high up on barron's holy grail list because you position your clients' portfolios before the storm arrives. not saying we're in a cat five hurricane, but of what have you been seeing and doing over the past few months that's prepared clients for what's been playing out the past couple of days? >> thank you, liz. and great to join your audience, your viewership. these rotations and these cups are to be expected -- dips are to be expected, and i think it's really about having a durable class allocation that can weather the eventual rotation out of what's gotten overheated, perhaps bubble-like, into areas that perhaps -- [inaudible] if and so we saw that. when you look back at 2020, it really was a year when technology was king. and we understand

. >> and joining us now with their reporting and their insights, cnn's jeff zeleny and laura barron-lopez"politico." jeff, we are about to hit this 500,000 milestone. the white house press secretary jen psaki did say they are trying to mark this moment. it is coming at a time we are making some progress. if you look at the pace of vaccinations we are doing more than 1.5, 17 r1.5, 1.6 million vaccinations a day. that's a little bit of a dip because of the storms this week but voters are looking to see how the biden administration is handling all of this. i know that you were on the road this week and you talked to some voters who are giving him a little bit of the benefit of the doubt. take a listen. >> right now to get the virus under control, get the economy back on track so people can go back to work, back to the office, back to school. if he can do that, you know, he will get things back to where they were before, before this pandemic, and if he does that i will be very happy. >> so caroline quinlan has pretty high expectations but the biden administration seems to be taking a strategy