because with the police the incident comes as french lawmakers passed a controversial security bill payne allies in the spread of images of police officers in operation though he's found guilty could face a sentence about 5 years in prison and a 75000 euro fine but the bill has been slammed by civil rights groups and also n.g.o.s and the french public has been protesting against it for months. was. i. was. however french police still insist the law is needed to protect officers and their families. we tried to protect ourselves but it's true there are limits the police have to protect the general population but who defends the police article 24 some things are progressing well but it's not enough we are now waiting for the restrictions to be introduced to soon as possible the alliance police union are demanding that the faces of police officers blurred it's not to hide what happens during the arrest because the i.g.p. young police watchdog receives the body count footage everyone is worried about the police making a mistake we want the police to have their faces blurred to protect officers

fox business charles payne says democrats pretend big spending bills are one thing when they are willing a disguise for their lecial agenda. >> now that you're armed with notion that you can just spend as much as possible -- knowing the american public is still not ready for something that outrageous you have to, you have to sort of dress it up. you have it give it a name so covid relief now mask the reintroduction of the great welfare society. infrastructure will now mask the green new deal, and so on. the one that's in the cue right now that i find interesting next one after two trillion for quote unquote infrastructure, will be human capital i'm not sure how they're going frame that because they're telling us taking care of elderly folks is same as building a bridge. >> paine went ton criticize president prpgzed 28% corporate tax rate calling him disingenuous in his push for it. police in los angeles are trying to find motive after a woman is suspected of killing her three young children. liliana arrested 200 miles north of the scene. the children's father was reportedly battling for

payne host of making money. we watched you on levin's show you said democrats are dressing up these bills to spend more money. >>m telling you, this is mind-boggling listening to pothole pete. you know, and to sort of wag his finger at republicans on what is and what is not infrastructure. i will tell you a good way we might be able to settle, this ainsley. go to the american society of civil engineers, those are the folks that grade our infrastructure and let's see what categories they have. i will read them to you. they have aviation, bridges, broadband, dams, drinking water, energy, hazardous waste. inland water ways, public parks, ports, rails, roads, schools, solid waste, transit waste water. they don't have elder care and child care there. they don't have the knowledge of yes in my backyard or we are going to take $200 billion and try to seduce suburbs into building housing projects. they talk about polls. i want to take a poll in suburban america, mrs. is you bub ban housewife how do you feel about the notion of housing projects being wilt on your street? why did you and your husband work so hard to move

bill and the law before coming out against it. time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your morning. joining me now is chief investment officer, nancy tangler, investment fund chairman dennis gartman and payne expecting a lower opening for the broader averages this morning. we had another record setter yesterday. the dow and s&p 500 finished at record highs in the first trading session after the holiday. fiscal stimulus, vaccinations flooding the u.s., obviously pushing stocks higher. where are you allocating capital? what sectors do you want to focus on here? >> first of all, ts elliott said april is the cruelest month. he was wrong when it comes to stocks because april is always the strongest month. we have a fed that continues to be expansionary along with monetary authorities around the world of consequence. i think stock prices are extremely high, overextended. fading the trend, taking the fed to task for what they've been doing has been a mug's game. i continue to want to own simple things, goodyear tire which is up 50% for the year-to-date, timkin roller bearing, up 75% for the year-to-date. simple things that do well in growing economic activity. i was out -- my wife and i were out