. >> for thoughts that donald trump might even barden -- pardon himself for his words or actions on wednesdayw historic or significant would that be? >> no one's ever tried it. in 225 years, we've had zero presidents who've pardonened themselves. e texts of the constitution doesn't give a clear answer. a pardon but not who he can give a pardon to. in nery, perhaps he can pardon mself. you can't ask a court for an opinion. what would happen is the next president would maybe try to charge president trump with crimes and then he would say you can't charge me, i've been pardonened by myself. we are in shaky, uncharted waters. there's no good answer to this question. >> we've also seen several members of the trump can -- camp resign following the riots. who is in charge now? >> another thing you should learn about in your country is the 25th amendment. this is a provision of the constitution that is very important. majority of the cabinet members agree, they can removehe president from autopsy for some period of time. what i suspect happened is that there were some discussions of the 25th amendmen

jack: meanwhile ben made a very contrarian call, parent company of olive barden, longhorn steakhouse,like a lousy investment in the summer when no one was going to restaurants, but the stock is up 60%. >> that's right, jack. the stock is darden. when i picked them in june you could see people coming back to life a little bit with the coronavirus and darden had put a lot of money in technology. it was easy to do delivery or curbside pickup. investors looked out into the future they will come through this just fine. they are in better shape than small independent restaurants. it easily outpaced the s&p 500. jack: on the other hand in middle of a pandemic who wouldn't love a biotech company. you picked regeneron. the stock hadn't done much. >> it wasn't great. it had come a long way at that point when i picked it in may. i thought it was set to move even higher. the problem it was working on statement for covid and vaccines came before the treatment. they had been approved and regeneron's treatment has not. so the stock dropped 7% since i picked it. that is bad enough but the s&p has gon

have in barden's lead. in you know they find themselves you know now on the new experimental conditions more people out there wanting the locals to read a new piece. of the sure. there aren't out and meet a lot of people in general you know there has been that yes they think there's still lots then they want it is even possible to be on hold late for me and experimental story then and be big or have to wait almost instant shipley sure as usual look for them in the us in fact just last year you had the investor shorts you know such as well you know are you understand maybe those really need to get not just say in the last year netflix 1st showed that he could end this drama in their wallets so i think i do think it's a mix of these things i mean. they're moving into this there are whole hooks and i think the mediums have sort of me think when you look at that future but how moscow is this is the consumption of these sort of firms i mean is it still is netflix still very much a niche commodity in india or has

you get 2 requests or do you suspect your repertoire but what is the popular demand which is the bardens love song most wanted the love song is either my love like a great read through on a phone case of course the one that's most often the place today is a month the month of the. of course i think i'm right in saying that that was bob dylan who said my love is like a red red rose was his greatest poetic inspiration so it was good enough for bob dylan good enough for sheena wellington should be good enough for the rest of us i think it's true and i'm. a love sending it to the people the buttons and speired and continue to inspire i mean even then that wonderful young lass that did the poignant the inauguration last week was inspired by my anshan who was a huge the footie over all but about once and wherever you go whatever have gone in the world and they've been expect some vocal abundance of all nationalities creeds and colors and it's amazing what a point from isha as managed to do she wellington legendary scots thank you so much for joining us again on the alex salmond show thank you

country's human rights commissioner says a new deaf acto ban on abortion condemns women to torture adam barden says the government's aim is to limit women's rights polls showed more than half of the population opposes the new law which came into force yesterday thousands turned out to protest the restrictions and more demonstrations are planned for this evening on friday. once again they took to the streets once again demanding women's right to choose the new law only allows for an abortion if the life of the mother is in danger or in cases of rape or incest protesters say the government has gone too far . this time to stop lying about abortion saying it is not taking place stop lying like the far right and the church does enough is enough we demand solidarity from you most. poland is one of europe's most devout catholic countries it already had some of the strictest abortion laws in europe and up this high but the constitutional court decided to tighten the last further triggering weeks of massive protests across the country. abortion rights activists have announced more protests in the comin

i want to read to you what we're hearing from the parents of 7-year-old daniel barden. boy murdered in newtown, connecticut. they say this, having a sandy hook and parkland denier on the house education committee is an attack on families and loved ones who were murdered in mass shootings that have now become fodder for hoaxers. and we're grateful for people like jahana hayes who understand that hateful conspiracy theories and suggestions that our childrens' violent deaths never happened have no place. and i wonder if there's any signals from house about what they're going to do about all of this? >> right now, republican party is really in a bind. they want to be moving on from the controversies around president trump. around all of the action that took place on january 6th. the idea that they are a party of conspiracy theorists and white supremacists and welcome this fringe into their party. when they do that, they see multiple headlines about people like representative taylor greene who has been furthering the theory that the republican welcomes this with open arms. k

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but nonetheless, they are going ahead with this political theater and maybe that's why president barden will continue executive orders. if the senate is tied up with impeachment, he has to use x active orders to get things done. what a situation. "varney & co." is about to begin. ♪♪ stuart: i don't know about pumping it up, but we started housing market, which is still booming. what a lot of us want to know about his home prices and we have a report on that. lauren, what we have? lauren: they are pumped up and booming. arising in the 20 big cities by an average 9.1% in november, the biggest annual increase since may, 2014. the largest increases again on the west coast, phoenix, seattle and san diego as covid-19 continues the urban exodus we has seen. people leaving cities going to bigger suburban homes. stuart: good lord, up 9% in a year is a huge again. lets a in mitch roschelle, our real estate guy of the morning. michie, what's your reaction to a 9% gain in home prices in a year? >> good morning. not unexpected and i'm still calling it a boom and not a bubble, but what i'm hearing in