take fmc, frank, mary, charlie for all you home gamers. fmc corp. is mainly a chemical company that caters to the ag market although they also produce lithium as well as having a health and fitness kicker. but this heart and soul of the company is agricultural chemicals and that accounts for nearly 70% of its sales. now, like most of the ag complex, fmc stock peaked in the summer of 2014 and spent the next year and a half in a brutal nosedive. but over the last 11-odd months, you know what? fmc has been on fire. rallying more than 80% since its lows last february. just like we've seen and talked about with agco, the big maker of farm equipment. >> buy, buy. >> fmc has been making an extraordinary recovery. so we got to ask ourselves, what the heck is going on here? how did this stock go from a deadbeat to a market darling and, more importantly, can its remarkable run temperature? let me give you the background. fmc corp. has a number of different lines of business. on the kennel cal side, they make all sorts of pesticides and seed treatments. they a

payroll on a monthly basis, fmc, they pale to insignificantance in compared with the market's obsessionmr. donald trump, president of the united states. the markets are falling after this migration ban, these travel bans as well. we've got the london market falling by .8%. the french market down the best part of 1%. the u.s. futures are slightly even at the start of trading. .25% lower for the dow and s&p all on concerns of what mr. trump's policies and the executive orders mean for the broader markets. it has ramification and reaction across the globe, including the fact that in the uk people are petitioning the uk parliament, 975,498 people as of this second, have petitioned the uk parliament to ban him from having a state visit to the uk where he meets the queen and prince charles. they are saying he can come as head of state, just not for a state visit where he gets treated to delights at buckingham pal has. >> a lot to watch for the opening bell today, cnbc's steve sedgwick, thank you. >>> after a shove on the ice is it too late to say story to justin bieber? >>> s.a.g. award winne

eastern thursday, or not is made right here on the fmc comical kids for the fox news channel.ve hilton, thank you. great to have you here. >> great fun as always. >> our live chat, foxnews.com/outnumbered, click on overtime is alive and well, lots going on. let's get to that peewee will pop up online, facebook as well, our handle is "outnumbered" fnc, now "happening now." >> jenna: we start with a fox news alert, republican senators powering forward and confirming president trump's cabinet while democrats work to put on the brakes as mr. trump says he will announce a supreme court nominee next week after issuing several new executive orders today on pipelines. he's been busy so far, welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jenna lee. >> jon: i am jon scott. this hour, the president is due to sit down with his new cia director mike pompeo come in three more of his nominees answer questions in the senate, tom price for health and human services secretary, a critical job when it comes to changing obamacare, congress at mick mulvaney for budget director in li

gosh, they made this stuff up like we tried to sell every fmc of gas that's been approved, we have --right into pipeline as soon as we're done and yet they're out there with cameras and everything else to see if you've got one mc up of gas being emitted from any place, you know, we have more natural gas escaping the streets here in washington, d.c. than we do the entire industry. >> harold, the president-elect has said in his first 100 days that he plans to lift the restrictions on the production of $50 trillion worth of job producing energy reserves, shale, oil, natural gas and clean coal, where do you expect restrictions to be lifted first? and what sort of price impact will that have on the market whether it's consumers and what prices they're paying or potential exporters and bha they could -- what business they could do once those reserves are tap tapped. >> first there's just dozens, hundreds if you will of over regulation examples. in all those areas. oil, gas, plain coal power, the government has been into picking winners and losers as you know for the past eight years. and ce