anthonyjoshua boxer charles martin. he was not the best. 0ur journey charles martin. similar but i have definitely done it the hard way. but anthonyjoshua is a fantastic fighter and definitely going to be a superstar. superstardom would surely follow with a win in new york tonight but it demands a certain approach. my mum said all boxers ahmad. when i am in she calls me of the gold. she saidi in she calls me of the gold. she said i change as a person. she said iama said i change as a person. she said i am a diva. i am rude. that has not gone unnoticed in the united states. but he embraces it. anything to help him reach his goals. i dream about ticking the boxes. the first 0lympic gold medallist from great britain, four world titles and now it is time to unify and be the man. victory tonight might bring with it some of the recognition that james tonight might bring with it some of the recognition thatjames de tonight might bring with it some of the recognition that james de gale deserves. studio: finally sam sunderland has won the dakar rally bike event making in the f

and that was charles martin eight, the voice of mario, nintendo‘s most famous carrier —— character.it‘s a little bit different. and mark has been trying it out. nintendo switch is an unusual games console because it does a couple of different things. firstly, it‘s a portable machine. it's firstly, it‘s a portable machine. it‘s got this tablet like a touch—screen. it can be played out and about and on the move. then, when it docks with this little station here, like mario, after he has chowed down on mushrooms, it supercharges the machine. it can be played using a normal television, becoming a home console. the controllers can slide off the site of the portable unit. they can be configured in a couple of different ways. the individual parts can be used for multiplayer. when it has docked, the player can use a separate controller or plug the phones into a battery pack, turning them into this beast. the controllers have a number of different control features which can be demonstrated in this mini game, quick draw. it pulls the player away from the screen and towards one another. to tha

charles: right. >> and especially on martin luther king day, i know you have some of the king relativest actually supported trump, and they're even getting grief. it's a brave new world out there. charles: any black person that speaks positive of donald trump is going to get grief, including steve harvey from last friday. >> loved, by the way. charles: i've got to get him on this show because i was critical of him a few years ago, and i feel like he's gotten smarter for a lot of reasons. remember during the election process the media warned us it was going to be donald trump who would ignore the election results, it was going to be donald trump whose ignorance of the election results and stubbornness would rip the very fabric of our nation. now not only are they, you know, witnessing what democrats are doing, but they're actually fanning the flames of that stuff. >> they're absolutely doing that. they're not only -- i believe they're somewhat instigating. they're clearly biased. sadly, you know, most folks don't want to pin nateed news, they just -- opinionated news. it's getting old, a

[laughter] charles: ceo of lockheed martin goes to mar-a-lago. neil: now remember that. harles: now they're playing ball. some men you just can't reach because he's reaching them all right now. neil: something to that. adam, marilyn was one of those, walked out and didn't stop to talk to reporters, we were told the next day we get this tweet idea from donald trump to maybe renegotiate this f-35 fighter contract, on friday, low and behold she shows up on trump tower. we are working on a more affordable deal, what's going on? >> it's obvious what's going on. neil: if it's so obvious i wouldn't ask you. [laughter] >> responding to the president elect's tactics and i'm not going to say it's a bad idea to create jobs in the united states, i won't say that for a second. it's also not a bad idea for the president to use his bully puppet, to encourage people to do things he wants them to do. if he's going to make policy by tweet or policy by threats, then, yes, we have that -- there is a price to that, it's called the rule of law and we should be concerned of that. >> obama did a

then you have got ray charles, martin luther king, well, i'm going to stand where martin stood.st. >> i care about my country first, the most wonderful country in the world. that's how i feel about it. steve: they can be political on saturday but tomorrow is a day of unity. >> exactly. >> and that's it. steve: tim. >> thank you. steve: sam? >> yes. steve: lee, thank you very much. thanks for stopping down. >> thanks for covering us. ainsley: god bless the u.s.a. brian: bring your a game we're covering it. pete hegseth is chatting with some the voters who helped elect donald trump. what do you think he should be first on his agenda. we are going to find out. he is live at the tasty diner in bethesda, maryland. steve: i have been there. it's great. newt gingrich is here. he has a few things to say to the democrats about democrats skipping out on the big show. ainsley: i'm going to ask him what color foundation he wears. ♪ i'm a soul man ♪ that's what i got ♪ thanks for loading, sweetie. ...oh, baked-on alfredo? ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it

charles: today, lockheed-martin bridging that f35 in at a lower price, i believe next week we hear ae their stock will go up, bully pulpit, and twitter, pressure, public shaming that plays a role in this as well. >> absolutely love it i love that when you say he the tweet at them, their biggest fear, a business owner's biggest fear the president tweets at me. that is hingthat -- i am excited he is still tweeting, you know, i think it is great, this is his direct line to the people, he has a larger audience on twitter, and social media than many television networks, so, you know who needs the media, if you don't treat him right, he will tweet at you, and get the message out the way he wants to, to the american people. charles: are you confident, jan, that donald trump will be able to circumvent the pitfalls if that swamp we call cassiucash washington, d.c. he will fac face it from both sides, there are a lot of people who are comfortable, it will be difficult to keep his pledge. it will be real difficult to help any meaningful way, we saw barack obama, with welfare and those give away

charles: he's coming out of the great pretty strong an hasn't even been sworn? lockheed martin gets 76% of its work from the government. is this the same blueprint, twitter, the public shaping. can this work across the board? or do you have to add more things into it. >> cool hand look said what we have here is a failure to communicate. this is a win. we are going to get in a cost effective manner. the f-35 is the only fifth generation fighter we have in production in this country. the chinese on russians are trying to get this capability right now. the chinese and russians are work on a fifth generation of fighters. he wanted to get a good deal from the american people. the challenge will be there will be cost overruns going on forever at the pentagon. the key is he can't pick up the one and do thievery ti. he has to put the mechanisms in place so he same result for the american people in the future when there are cost overruns. charles: there is no way the f-18 would be a rival to the f-35. but what about the carrots. the mechanisms van is talking about and the broader mechan

and happy martin luther king jr. day, charles. charles: thank you very much. appreciate it. and of course at home, we appreciate you walking every night 6:00 p.m. if you can't see the show, dvr it. because we make money, we talk >> at the president-elect came out swinging against spies and lies. mr. trump holding wide-ranging, fast-moving well organized news conference. if it produced a lot of ws and some drama. >> i think it's a disgrace that information that was false and fake and never happened got released to the public. >> lou: of the president-elect's secretary is among our guests tonight. the president-elect handed control of his business empire to his sons to remove any appearance of a conflict of interest. we will have the story. and mr. trump's choice for secretary of state putting his diplomatic skills to work today. rex tillerson coming under aggressive pressure during his confirmation hearing it from one of mr. trump's former rivals on the campaign trail. good evening everybody, donald trump today at delivering his first news conference as president-elect, and a

and happy martin luther king jr. day, charles. charles: thank you very much. appreciate it. and of course at home, we appreciate you walking every night 6:00 p.m. if you can't see the show, dvr it. because we make money, we talk about the topics that impact your life and your pocketbook. so does lou dobbs. he's next. lou: both the house and the senate are now moving ahead with a repeal and replacement of obamacare. the house today passed a measure to make it easier for the repeal bill to advance in the senate without the threat of democratic filibuster. >> we have to step in before things get worse. this is nothing short of a rescue mission. we are stepping in and stopping the collapse from doing more harm to the working families of america. lou: we'll have political analysis. brett barns, matt, and lee charter join us. also exactly one week until inauguration day, law enforcement and security officials working over time to ensure the safety of the new president and the hundreds of thousands who will be attending his inaugural. and president obama hasn't yet finished his bet

martin luther king iii. he's responding. >> i want to double down on something charles said.ohn lewis deserves the accolades as a person of bravery. when donald trump tweets "all talk, no action," people who know civil rights history and black americans of a certain ag age, they are turned out, thinking what is he saying? you can't say that about this guy. this guy put himself on the line and took risks. this is not a man who is all talk and no action. no way. >> bret: that is the problem with tweeting. there is no nuance. i think he is tweeting all talk, no action about the problems in inner cities but not john lewis. >> bret: even if we said it's just about what's going on in john lewis' congressional district, he suggests it's a mess. that's not the case. you know atlanta. this is a congressman who has had some success. again and again, you say tweeting is inadequate. it's the fact that even today on king's birthday, people say to me, where is donald trump? is he doing something with a black group that would at least signify some intent toward healing? the answer was well,

neil: you stay there and gerri willis with us and scott martin and charles payne as well. talk about a party. charles payne you arrived here, you were talking not long ago, a while ago, about young people and looking at a market like this and not being so fixated on timing. charlie gasparino saying there is no buying at this level. young people come to you all the time curious about this market. what do you tell them? charles: you got to own it. charles: a nice run up. i try to preach only great american companies as opposed to, quote, the market. own great american companies. i tell the same story, a guide either year and a half ago, never had a job that paid more than minimum wage, $2 million to a library, all he ever did was buy stocks, that is all he ever did for 40 years is all he ever did, he had no money, the guy was cheap, he would park three blocks away so he wouldn't use a parking meter. he watched through a window at a bar. if you look at his portfolio one of the things in common, the top ten stocks almost over 100-year-old companies because if companies are aro

charles: see you soon. lockheed martin meantime, shares have fallen.eported earnings this morning. it was the outlook. let's go to nicole petallides on new york stock exchange what president trump might have to do with this outlook. >> he has been very tough on lockheed martin, talking particularly about prices of fighter jets and they said they will be lowering those. the ceo made a personal commitment to donald trump for exactly that. the stock is down about 2%. it is off the lows of the day, and you summed it up great in our own tweet, charles payne, noting that they beat on the top and bottom line. there was some concern about the outlook going forward, the guidance for earnings. they did say they would lower the price of the f-35 jet. it will be less than $100 million each, which is right on target for the pentagon plans. don't forget, they are the number one weapons supplier for the pentagon. this is what they said, they will be producing and delivering 66 of these planes compared to 46 last year. one caveat was actually the accounting over at th

martin luther king today. and more than 1,000 people attended the event, marking this holiday of service. and we spoke with retired colonel charles mcgee. mr. mcgee is a tuskegee airman and a congressional gold medal recipient. >> i wish we had several marketin luther king jr.s -- martin luther he came around at a time of need and touched people in so many ways. >> colonel mcgee, by the way, is 97. he holds a u.s. air force record of 409 combat missions flown in world war ii, korea and vietnam. we could not even begin to thank him enough for his service. >>> all right. now to one of my favorite stories of the day. this 4-year-old from georgia. you want to just pinch her cheeks. but she's probably read more books than you have in your lifetime. her name is dalia aranna, and she's making headlines for reading 1,000 books. and she's only in preschool. >> when i was 3, i was sometimes reading like a little book. but now, i'm reading like a smart kid. so last week, dalia was invited to the library of congress, where she served as librarian of the day. she got a tour from carla hayden, who is the first woman and african american to hea

charles: this is the big topic we start the show off on martin

kidding, not kidding on hearty endorsement of that movie or my good friend charles payne, great reflection all. that meeting with martinf martin luther king is still going on. boy, oh, boy, they need to come to some sort of a peace agreement here. not that friction is with the martin luther king family but many in the african-american community on this civil rights day or at least a day civil rights given greater attention as it should. there are a lot of fences to mend. in my math only a few days to mend them before the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states. more from trump tower and what is going down there after this. the and you've gotta switch to decaf. an honest opinion, even if you disagree. with 14,000 financial advisors it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. we believe everyone deserves a great night's sleep. (announcer) at boll and branch, so we created the perfect sheets. made from pure, 100% organic cotton. we made it our mission to perfect every detail. until finally, the softest, most comfortable sheets you'll ever sleep on. try them for 30 nights and get $50 off your first set

charles payne effect. stuart: what song was that, dean martin? >> yes, classic, classic.he market went up 10 points since you started singing. >> yeah. pri out frank sinatra next. stuart: it's a day to celebrate. 20,000 on the dow industrials. all right. what's next? okay. now, the day's news from president trump was all about immigration. ashley: yes. stuart: a total transformation of immigration policy. i don't think that had impact on the market. ashley: no, certainly will start generating headlines when we hear from mr. trump, he's going to talk about immigration policy, the wall, sanctuary cities. what he's done up to this point. the belief and that they're buying into donald trump that he's going to get pt market moving. stuart: the trump rally. ashley: the trump rally. liz: one big issue managers are talking about wall street, what can hit the market and bring it down, elections in france, germany and netherlands and the scene that eu could break up and that that could rock the markets. that's are the risks. stuart: you're on the computer and checking out the news

. >> efan: of the martin luther king holiday starting off what could be a long week of proeltss. ayman? >> hans nicholls, thank you. >>> i'd like to bring in reverend charles mcneil, president of the national capital baptist convention. he was at that protest and joins us live from d.c. let's talk about the message that organizers behind today's rally were hoping to send out. what would you say the message is? >> to make sure we build upon the legacy of dr. king to make sure all people have the right to vote, that we still have to deal with police reform, that we still have to continue to focus on the dream that king had for all people that we should not be judged by the color of our skin but by the content of our character. >> so the issues, some of those you referenced that have been put in the spotlight, criminal justice reform, voting rights, health care, abortion rights, lgbtq issues, education equality. a lot of things on your plate. health care is coming up with the senate and house already voting to repeal obamacare. how are you mobilizing against that effort specifically beyond just protests and marches? >> we'll be talking to our representatives,

charles. it's the timeline that's bugging you for the moment. we'll stay in touch. >>> thank you, rick. during the consumer electronics show in las vegas we had a chance to speak to ppp group ceo sir martinell. here's what he had to say about social networks as media companies. >> facebook cannot say that they're not a media. in fact, i think mark zuckerberg has said recently we're sort of a media company. we've been saying for years they're not technology company, they're a media company. they have a responsibility. he can't claim he's a digital engineering using digital pipes. he's responsible and the election shows that. most popular headline is what, pope endorses trump. right? so this year i think is a signal that they are responsible. one of the things here at ces is the media owners -- new media owners acknowledging that they have to take responsibility because the measurement issue re-enforces it. the ford issue, you know, that thing that came out. we rigorously investigated that. real interesting. and what was interesting is the four gillion stuff that we found was tiny. we have taken measures to root out fraud by using closed exchangesen, not open exchanges, very stringently. >