so andrew neil had 1st tweeted dinner tonight with somebody who thinks he's a great market guru saidit is mad that the dow passed 30000 and current circumstances. i said no.

speaking of twitter, i saw this little dialogue happened between andrew neil and danny blanchflower. as a b.b.c. presenter, i think he's now gone off on his own. is a journalist from the spectator and other, you know, right wing, conservative sort of press in the u.k. and danny blanchflower was a member of the open market committee in the bank of england for many years. so ok, he's a bet. he's a central banker down, a blanchflower, and an economist, an academic at dartmouth. and i really like him because he's always so open and honest. he doesn't try to be diplomat us about what they do as central bankers. he agrees with what we've said here on price report essentially. so andrew neil had 1st tweeted dinner tonight with somebody who thinks he's a great market guru said it is mad that the dow passed $30000.00 and current circumstances. i said no equity prices reflect future, not pass.

so andrew neil had 1st tweeted dinner tonight with somebody who thinks he's a great market. do. said it is mad that the dow passed $30000.00 and current circumstances. i said no equity prices reflect future, not past 2021 will be a great rebound. i'm optimistic, u.k. stocks, especially under price. so anthony l. like everybody else, what people are expected to do with the participants in an economy are expected to do through fed speak through the fed manipulate in prices, is that they're supposed to think like that these are the animal spirits. the fed tries to incur, well responded actually stocks are mostly being driven by, global q.e., quantitative easing, which really has one major purpose, which is to raise asset prices. yeah, we've been talking about this for a while. david blanchflower is one of the central bankers who speaks openly and honestly about what's going on here. so who's covers business a lot over there in the u.k. . doesn't want to recognize that stock prices are a function of money printing. in fact, how much our stock price is a function of money fronting, a

right speaking of twitter i saw this little dialogue happened between andrew neil and danny blanchflower and as a b.b.c. presenter i think he's now gone off on his own he's a journalist from the spectator and other you know right wing conservative sort of press in the u.k. and danny blanchflower was a member of the open market committee in the bank of england for many years so ok he's a bet he's a central banker down the blanchflower and an economist an academic at dartmouth and i really like him because he's always so open and honest. he doesn't try to be depleted us about what they do as central bankers he agrees with what we've said here on price report essentially so andrew neil had 1st tweeted dinner tonight with somebody who thinks he's a great market do room said it is mad that the dow passed $30000.00 and current circumstances i said no equity prices reflect future not past 2021 will be a great rebound i'm optimistic u.k. stocks especially under price so engine yell like everybody else what people are expected to do with the participants in an economy are expected to do through f

andrew neil's with borisjohnson.ow, this is madness if what we say is the most important moment is when a question was not asked at all. this podcast, political thinking, that you are doing, what is that trying to do differently, then? it's trying to add to, not replace, let me stress, what i do every day on the today programme, and people do on newsnight, or world at one, or pm on the news channel and elsewhere. it's trying to say, let us get underneath the skin of a politician. let's try to get a sense of what their upbringing, what their background, what their values are and how that contributes to their political thinking. because often, if you understand that rishi sunak worked in his mum's pharmacy, is now married to a billionaire's daughter, is a great fan of star wars, you get a sense of who he is. if, for example, this week you interview, as i have, the mayor of liverpool city region and you get the rage he feels about boris johnson and the comments that he made in the past about liverpool and the hillsborou

speaking of twitter, i saw this little dialogue happened between andrew neil and danny blanchflower. and a b.b.c. presenter i think he's now gone off on his own. is a journalist from the spectator and other, you know, right wing, conservative sort of press in the u.k. and danny blanchflower was a member of the open market committee in the bank of england for many years. so ok, he's a bet. he's a central banker down the blanchflower, and an economist, an academic at dartmouth. and i really like him because he's always so open and honest like he doesn't try to be depleted us about what they do as central bankers . he agrees.

andrew neil is with me. he joined abc in the united states. he's back at the bbc.s? >> he could face criminal charges. scotland yard hasn't ruled it out. he could face private prosecutions from those he maligned. it couldn't be more serious. we know they conned diana into giving this interview. no one in britain had ever heard of him at that time, never mind the united states. he played on her paranoia. here's the bank statements that prove they're telling stories to the tabloid. you can't trust anybody, even your security. she got rid of her official security. when i met diana in 1996, she had no security with her. and then she meets dodi fiyid, he provides the security, the limousines, and there's a clear line now between that interview and that terrible night in paris in 1997. because if she had still had british security, either they would never have left -- let her leave the ritz hotel that night, they certainly wouldn't have driven at the speed that she was driven, and the driver would not have been drunk. so there's a clear line from '95 to '97. >> the press

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>> neil, andrew cuomo says he's decision to halt all indoor dining in the city is because of an increase in the number of infections, transmission as well as the surge in the number of hospitalizations. he says the density of the city's population makes eating indoors at risk, in his words, too risky. the city was the epicenter of the pandemic. capacity was limited to 25%. monday, they'll be restricted to offering only outdoor dining. according to state statistics, restaurants are the fifth highest cause of covid spread. the governor called on washington to provide financial help for the struggling industry. >> i believe the federal government should include subsidies for bars and restaurants in their relief package. today we will extent the commercial eviction moratorium. so a landlord can't evict a commercial enterprise because they haven't paid the rent. >> bill: an industry trade group, the new york city hospitality alliance called the governor's decision a last straw for countless restaurants and jobs. the group says restaurants in the city have taken precautions to keep people safe

andrew neil's with borisjohnson. pm on the news channel and elsewhere. it's trying to say, let us get underneath the skin of a politician. let's try to get a sense of what their upbringing, what their background, what their values are and how that contributes to their political thinking. because often, if you understand that rishi sunak worked in his mum's pharmacy, is now married to a billionaire's daughter, is a great fan of star wars, you get a sense of who he is. if, for example, this week you interview, as i have, the mayor of liverpool city region and you get the rage he feels about boris johnson and the comments that he made in the past about liverpool and the hillsborough disaster, you get much more of a sense of why, for him to now work with a tory government regarded by many people in liverpool as something you should never, ever do, you get a sense of who he is and why the choices he's got to make are so difficult. one of the complaints that we heard in the two comments i read at the beginning was from a v

neil: all right. we've been monitoring new york governor andrew cuomo.w york city mayor bill de blasio threat of shutting down the whole city if the spikes continue in the new york metropolitan area. the governor said he expanded the so-called yellow zones where they had unusual spike in cases largely in upstate new york. for example in rome, utica, niagra counties wave been seeing quite noteworthy. he is saying that the holiday spread we typically see could drag on a while, six to nine months, vaccine or not. he said the vaccine is the weapon of choice that wins the war but it could go on for a while. some confusion in the new york area whether the governor and mayor of new york are on the same page but they are hinting that more problems remain vaccine or no. now to my buddy charles payne. hey, charles. >> hey, neil. thank you very much. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne and this is "making money." breaking right now the largest vaccination campaign in u.s. history underway as health workers across the country give the first shots against cov

petition will go to trump-appointed judges neil gorsuch who can choose to act alone or go to supreme court. last week opinion a jewish coalition against andrewmo restrictions, gorsuch strongly defended religious freedom under the first amendment. quote, while the pandemic poses many great challenges, there's no world in which the constitution tolerates color-coded executive that reopen liquor stores and bike shops but shutter churches, synagogues and mosques. last night gorsuch called for response of colorado state officials by wednesday. eric. eric: all right, lucas, we will see what happens. thanks. arthel. arthel: eric the first shipment of coronavirus vaccine could be just days away but that won't mean the end of the pandemic. the latest on the timing of a vaccine and how it would be distributed across the country, up next. >> from the moment that we received fda approval which we think is likely sometime the week of the 14th of december, that we -- we could be shipping within the first 24 hours and we could be vaccinateing people within 24 hours of that. so within 48 hours from the fda's approval we could be vaccinating people literally

neil: while i've got you, buddy, i want to get an update on andrew yang apparently toying with the requestedor new york city mayor, right? >> listen, there are three outsiders wall street in particular really wants to become the next mayor. big banks and real estate firms are worried about the future of the city under this current administration and status quo politicians that could replace bill de blasio. one is ray maguire, citigroup executive, smart guy. been around long street. walter donovan, a housing official under obama and bloomberg. the third is andrew yang. my producer lydia moynihan broke last night that he is arranging a campaign staff. people tell us he turned down, we have not confirmed, but what our sources say he turned down a position in the biden administration to run for mayor likely so that is what lydia reported last night. all thee would be welcome news to the business class in the city. they are all progressives but all business-friendly progressives. the problem this city has entrenched political class run by municipal unions. it will be hard for any to do that. mike

neil: chilling 9 one one calls from the national christmas day bombing, what the police chief is saying about warning signs one year ago. >> is a new coronavirus strain raises the alarm governor andrew cuomo isn't letting 7000 buffalo bills fans attend their nfl playoff game. >> another slap in the face to shutdown businesses. "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ when you would be here in my arms. >> in the excitement, all 12 of you. jillian: if i could fill it all in my office. i have one of these and i went to grab it and knocked involving over my desk, coffee goes everywhere, good morning. >> we may smell like coffee but if jillian starts winking at you we don't want to give you the wrong impression. everything is cool. with that welcome to the final "fox and friends first" of 2020 on this new year's eve morning. jillian: thank you for joining us. let's bring in this. mitch mcconnell slamming the brakes on $2,000 believe checks for millions of americans. the kentucky republican saying the proposal has, quote, no realistic path to passing the senate. >> lucas tomlinson with more on the stand off. we go on and on and on. >> the perfect anecdote to end this year. the senate majorit