corrections corp.as even more extreme. its stock shot up 43% last wednesda wednesday. since then it's advanced another few cents. let me give you the background on these companies. corrections corp. is structured as a real estate investment trust. it's the nation's largest owner of correctional, detention and residential re-entry facilities. geogroup is another real estate investment trump that leases and operates prison and detention centers. just to give you some context, if you've seen the last couple of seasons of "orange is the new black," they were a pretty vicious critique of this industry. both corrections corp. and geogroup put up some terrific performance the last time we had a republican in the white house. and at least for a while, they did pretty well under president obama too. however, both stocked peaked in early 2015 as the industry started to come under scrutiny. they get paid for inmate. some judges have been caught taking bribes to give people the harshest sentences. you can see how

geo shares were up 21% to $28.96 and corrections corp to 20.31. >>> at&t's proposed $85 billion acquisitiontime warner called into question today following donald trump's presidential victory. mr. trump an outspoken critic, saying he would not approve the deal if he became president, because the combination would result in too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. at&t was up a percent to $37.44, but time warner fell nearly 1.5% to $86.60. >>> norwegian cruise lines saw sales and profits rise as that company benefited from a larger inventory of ships and higher onboard spending. earnings beat expectations while revenue was roughly in line with estimates. but the company did say it would lower the high end of its full year earnings guidance due to currency head winds. norwegian dropped 9% to 35.53. >>> general motors said it would lay off 2,000 employees and cut production shifts as the company responds to slowing sales of its chevy and cadillac cars. the job cuts expected to happen early next year. gm shares off about 2.5% on this upday at $30.96. >>> the drug maker, mylan sa

corrections corp has gone from 14 to 22 area.has gone from 18 after they announced the doj stuff. it has gone back into the 30s. i would trim some of the corrections corp. >> j.c. penney is a small cap now? >> yeah. about $3 billion company. a great turn around is going there. they will have about a billion dollars in ebita. so that stock could trade 20 on those earnings. here it is about nine. they have some great concepts. the sephora concept, the appliance area is bringing in a lot of people. there is a lot of opportunity. they are doing all the right things and i see a nice turn around there. >> while we are inside your portfolio, is there an infrastructure play here? donald trump has said not just does he want to ramp up spending on america's roads and bridges and highways and airports, but that he waupnts to do it with american steel and american products. >> we have a lot of industrial names, a lot of infrastructure names. u.s. on crete is probably my favorite name there. it has been hit by weather conditions in texas. got

prison stocks moved higher pretty significantly. 43% for corrections corp. why?he justice department under president obama said in august it would phase out private prisons efforts here. hillary clinton commended that. who knows where donald trump stands on it. those are two groups that stuck out. david: coal, coal, don't forget coal. he likes clean coal. melissa: there you go. david: liz, thank you very much. >> we're getting reports that mexican president enrique pena knee the agreed to talk about the bilateral relations. he rejected the demand mexico pay for border wall, depends how you interpret the conversation. we won't get into it. that was during the campaign. the pair had cordial, friendly, respectful phone conversation during which he congratulated trump on his victory. that is interesting one to you watch. >>> pledge to strengthen the economist. president-elect donald trump addressing the nation and giving a preview how he plans to advance the u.s. economy. >> we have a great economic plan. we will double our growth and have strongest economy anywhere

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correct. >> and diplomatic corps were also invited to attend this, along with many members of civic groups that helped support the war effort and the military. allison: there were also a lot of representatives from the allied nations as well. they really wanned to show support for american unknown soldier and continue the bonds of friendship that were created during first world war. host: so interesting to look at the way people dressed in this timeframe. >> yeah. they all look the same. >> here you can see the american war mothers, which was a group of mothers that banded together during the war to support the military. >> either that or maybe salvation army. >> they can be. some of the uniforms look very similar until you can see their insignia. host: what role did women play in the war effort of world war i? allison: a diverse and significant role. there were women enlisted in the navy and marine corps, first to do so, female marines. women were army nurses, navy nurses. they also served in a wide variety of auxiliary organizations. they served doughnuts to troops overseas with salvation arm

corps? that is correct. >> you are coming up on 30 years and are retiring. here you ever considered to be that first sergeant major of the marine corps? >> only in my mind. [laughter] >> seemed like a perfect fit. mind, right? it takes a lot more qualifications than i currently have to be the sergeant major of the marine corps. i am working at a one star level. you have to get to that second and third level to get there, and i kind of ran out of time, but thank you for asking. >> seriously, you made her walk that hallway? my question is to both of you. as a former in co, i know there is a handful of finalists and cadets here, and most of my mentors throughout my career have been in ceos and ncos only, so it is difficult and challenging for me to seek mentor ship from officers, but the one thing i have asked officers before and i would like , what isur opinion some advice that you two could for in ceos here who are making the transition to the officer corps? >> i say just keep trying. it was mentioned that you don't just have to look into your area for that ex

correct. host: and the diplomatic corps also were invited to attend this, along with many members of civic groups that helped support the war effort and the military. allison: there were also a lot of representatives from the allied nations as well. they really wanted to show their support for the american unknown soldier and continue the bonds of friendship that were created during the first world war. host: so interesting to look at the way people dressed. how different. mitchell: yes. they all look the same. allison: here you can see the american war mothers, which was a group of mothers that banded together during the war to support the military because their children were serving. and after the war they did a lot of community service in support of veterans. i believe those women are from the army nurse corps. it is a little hard to tell. it's blurry. but as you can see we have the representation of women. mitchell: that or maybe salvation army? allison: they could be. some of the uniforms look similar. host: what role did women play in world war i? mitchell: they played a really diverse and

corrects them." president obama meeting the white house press corps for the first time since donald trump's stunning upset victory. catherine heenan has the president advice for his successor. and for democrats disheartened by hillary clinton's loss. "hello everybody." just a few weeks ago, the president was calling donald trump unfit for the presidency. today his tone was much softer, "do i have concerns? absolutely. of course i have concerns. he and i differ on a whole bunch of issues. but the federal government and our democracy is not a speedboat. it's an ocean liner." he said he expects trump the president will be d9ifferent from trump the candidate. "and regardless of what experience of assumptions he brought to the office, this office has a way of waking you up. and those aspects of his positions or predispositions that don't match up with reality, he will find shaken up pretty quick because reality has a way of asserting itself. and some of his gifts that obviously allowed him to execute one of the biggest political upsets in history, those are ones that hopefully he will put to good use on

corps ready for president trump? let's get thoughts from host of fox media buzz howard kurtz. good to see you. >> same here. >> we have seen some evidence that trump is making a correction. then again, we saw this meeting with media executives, television news executives and highly paid afrnchors. we saw this meeting with the "new york times" staffers and editorial board. what do you make of them and the contrast between the two? >> well, it's a dysfunctional relationship. but it's the only relationship both sides have. trump may not have -- he is savvy enough to know on some level he needs the press that he loves to attack. going to the "new york times" for that meeting rather than receiving a delegation at trump tower was i am told a sign of respect trying to mend fences. >> it has been over two weeks since his election. >> we're seeing a different donald trump during the campaign when he was confidently doing interviews on on tv. this may be because he is circumventing the press by putting out his own video. but at the same time, he is engrossed in assembling a government which is more challenging for an outsider who doesn't have long, deep political relationships. i

correction about, or just about the u.s. navy. >> oh, please. >> the coast guard was founded in 1790 by alexander hamilton. we're the second oldest continuous service next to the marine corps. >> i think you two should probably go have lunch. i encourage that conversation to continue. >> so we have time for one more. let's get alexis in the back. >> hi. that signature. what is that date from? it's later, right, in the 1820s or something? from one of the petitions. >> okay. let me find my transcription of this so i'm not steering you wrong, but i believe this is from when he collected one of his pensions. so after 1818. yep, there it is. right at the top. so that for you is an indication that's he was literate? >> yeah. >> and i just wondered how -- because that has bearing on his being a spy and what he might have been able to actually do. >> oh, absolutely. >> and so i'm wondering how unusual is that for this period, that he would have been literate? we know he could sign his name. we know by 1822 he was literate. i just wondered if you could talk a little about that and put that in context about how unusual that was. >> right. so, sure, it actually wasn't illegal for som

correct. >> thank you. >>> coming up on this thursday, first he desecrated the american flag by kneeling for the national anthem. now colin kaepernick is protesting the election. what are we doing today? we're celebrating the marine corpsy is back at the diner in ft. myers, florida. >> they are putting me to work here at mels diner. you know it's good when the bacon is extra crispy. as you know, it all came down to florida, this election and a lot of folks here say they are not surprised. we'll talk to them right after this. stick with us, guys. ♪ ♪ i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is n