gerry? gerry: thank very much. just to be clear that 3,000-dollar per child extra benefit is in addition to the 1400-dollar per adult benefit that the bill already includes, right? >> yeah. it is completely separate from stimulus checks that anyone would be getting but this is in place, phased out over the year in a monthly payment to families. gerry: hillary vaughn, thanks very much indeed for joining us. there are fears this benefit is extremely expensive as you heard larry summers in his op-ed pointing out. this is an enormous fiscal expansion that it may not be very efficient the way it is targeted and impact it may have on the overall economy. joining me is problem-solvers caucus co-chair congressman tom reed. congressman, thanks for joining me. >> good to be with you. thanks for having me on. gerry: this is another significant benefit democrats want to add in addition to the stimulus we saw in december, the one in the covid relief bill we're talking about now. this sounds like really significant expansion of

gerry: no, sorry.sn't the context here, they laid out the context which is what the president had been saying about the election and the framing of his objections to the election over the previous two months saying the election had been stolen, that this was an illegitimate process. and that he would also, repeatedly, that he wouldn't accept the process and that it was up to his supporters to take, to do whatever they could to stop it from coming about. doesn't that suggest that he's responsible? at least in part for what they went and did? >> well, there's things you can cite to suggest support for either side. that's the problem. and that is, they did play clips that go back years that even tied the president to the attempted kidnapping of governor whitmer. you can reach your own assumptions about what he meant by those words, but we usually try to get something more concrete. and what's disturbed me is that the house managers could have locked in direct testimony on what the president was doing and

gerry: why do you think he's doing this?people detect the hand of ron klain, his chief of staff, the prime minister inside the white house and, you know, he's in favor of a pretty progressive agenda, maybe kamala harris. why is biden apparently turning his back on the moderates and on the people who want a bipartisan approach? >> there is a lot to be said about democratic staff often being more progressive than the actual principal himself. but i also think this is party that's been, number one, burn in the past by -- burned in the past by relationships and negotiations with republicans. these are a lot of obama administration alums who looked at the first year of the obama administration and felt that they could have gotten a bigger stimulus, but they backed down at the last minute, concern they don't want to relive that lesson. but, gerry, the biggest difference now from 2009 to currently in 2021 is that joe biden has a 50-democratic seat majority, the narrowest of majorities. obama had nearly 60 seats in the senate. so, y

gerry: why do you think he's doing this?people detect the hand of ron klain, his chief of staff, the prime minister inside the white house and, you know, he's in favor of a pretty progressive agenda, maybe kamala harris. why is biden apparently turning his back on the moderates and on the people who want a bipartisan approach? >> there is a lot to be said about democratic staff often being more progressive than the actual principal himself. but i also think this is party that's been, number one, burn in the past by -- burned in the past by relationships and negotiations with republicans. these are a lot of obama administration alums who looked at the first year of the obama administration and felt that they could have gotten a bigger stimulus, but they backed down at the last minute, concern they don't want to relive that lesson. but, gerry, the biggest difference now from 2009 to currently in 2021 is that joe biden has a 50-democratic seat majority, the narrowest of majorities. obama had nearly 60 seats in the senate. so, y

gerry: not one? >> not one.o distance learning and are at home who have died but not one related to having face-to-face instruction. and listen to some of your earlier part of the show it all comes down to leadership leadership is everything we have governor desantis who read the data, looked into the science, talk to the stakeholders and the leaders in the educational community and medical community and made a decision based on fact while he was reading we are governors as you alluded to who are writing books about how great they were on the whole epidemic even though they probably arguably have cost thousands of lives. that is a game changer and that's why we opened the got sued and not all the opposition to your point we had people that put fake coffins and gravestones in front of her office building and this is going to be catastrophic, we have open and we were open, we never closed our pre-k system we never closed afterschool programs all summer long our colleges never closed necessary hand-to-hand combat t

gerry: why do you think he's doing this?people detect the hand of ron klain, his chief of staff, the prime minister inside the white house and, you know, he's in favor of a pretty progressive agenda, maybe kamala harris. why is biden apparently turning his back on the moderates and on the people who want a bipartisan approach? >> there is a lot to be said about democratic staff often being more progressive than the actual principal himself. but i also think this is party that's been, number one, burn in the past by -- burned in the past by relationships and negotiations with republicans. these are a lot of obama administration alums who looked at the first year of the obama administration and felt that they could have gotten a bigger stimulus, but they backed down at the last minute, concern they don't want to relive that lesson. but, gerry, the biggest difference now from 2009 to currently in 2021 is that joe biden has a 50-democratic seat majority, the narrowest of majorities. obama had nearly 60 seats in the senate. so, y

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gerri?right so with super bowl on this sunday, you can bet, that there will be a huge surge in online betting, to a new all-time high of 500 million, from 300 million last year, and this is because as you say, online wagering is surging, and it's popular, and more and more states are making it legal, in fact more than half of americans , 51%, are expected to bet in some form on sunday's game between the tampa bay buccaneers and the kansas city chiefs, and many are going to do it online. a fair portion, in fact, 7.6 million of the 23.2 million who will legally wager on the big game will do it online. now, last year, another seven states allowed online betting bringing the total number to 20. now this all comes as fox bet owned by the fox corporation, the parent of this network, in addition to companies like poke stars, stars casino, officially launched sports betting and online gambling in michigan. that's the latest state to legal ize online sports betting, kip levin, fox bet ceo had this to

gerri willis joins us with the details. what do you see?orter: this is an amazing beat on both the bottom and top line. let me give you bottom line. pardon glasses. compared to expectation of 11 cents a year. revenue beat, 2.41 billion compared to 2.24 billion. as you know news corp the owner of "the wall street journal," the "new york post," harpercollins t shares common ownership with fox corp which owns fox business i should say. this is a fascinating report i got to it will you. the company had the most profitable quarter in seven years according to the release. the "new york post" reporting its first profit in quote, modern times. subscription video services up 77%. book publishing at harpercollins, ebidta up 65%. no surprise here, realtor.com, revenue growth of 28%. as you know the housing market has been on fire. it only makes sense that realtor.com and its owner would have a really big quarter but this is an impressive move for news corp as they are in some of the toughest categories going right now including journalism. back to you

gerry: i backward new york state senator john liu, you intimate colleagues want to take emergency powers away from the governor you think are no longer necessary your entire republican colleagues in the state assembly want to go much further they think andrew cuomo given the cover-up, given the performance over the last year that actually more stringent action to be in taken and impeached isn't taken emergency powers back from them something that would happen and something stricter needed? >> the emergency powers were granted for only one year but that is still more than two months away so we might -- i think we need to do something sooner because again we want to restore the system of checks and balances that always can provide a better result for the people, the cuomo administration as governments all around the country in the world they have dealt with a global pandemic the likes of which we have never seen before and they responded

gerry: good luck to you. >> thank you. gerry: that does it for us on "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studio in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend everyone will come to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead i am maria bartiromo biden's massive stimulus bill stripped of a major component in the senate. i will speak with north dakota senator kevin cramer on what happens now and later president trump takes the stage at cpac this weekend karl rove is here what we can expect as republicans look ahead to 2024. first let's take a look back at the week's big moments in this edition of the week stalkers. watch. >> you are going to be among those questioning garland on the floor today what you want to hear from him. >> i'm going to have some questions about the durham investigation, the hunter biden investigation, i also have some questions that center around china. maria: texas saying you can't come in like a king and decide to blow off the laws that congress put

gerri willis is in new york. as we wait for the disney numbers, blake, we'll start with the white house news. what is the latest? reporter: the white house was asked what president biden would like to see in terms of a dollar figure for a infrastructure package and they wouldn't necessarily say but it is very clearly at the top of the priority list for the president going forward in the near future. we saw that on display as the president hosted top democrat leaders in the oval office to talk about infrastructure and the president used his two hour phone call with the chinese president xi xinping last night to try to make the point as why he believed there needs to be an infrastructure package going forward here in the u.s. this was the reason why, at least part of it from president biden. listen. >> they're going toilet to eat our lunch. they have major initiatives on rail. they have rail that already goes 225 miles an hour. reporter: he said if we don't get moving they will eat our lunch. before infrastructure,

let's go to gerri willis for more on this story. gerri? reporter: hey, connell. that's right.an call it a warning shot. nyse president stacy cunningham writing in "the wall street journal" today saying reinstating that stock transfer tax, well, it could cause the exchange to pull up roots and leave the big apple. listen, here is what she wrote. the new york stock exchange belongs in new york. if albany and lawmakers get their way, however, the center of global finance may need to find a new home. amazing. now she lays out the industry's role as employer and taxpayer, saying it generates, get, this 18% of state tax collections and 60% of nyse private sector wages. there are multiple bills introduced in the state assembly to reintate the tax as half a percent sales tax on value of stock trades. proponents say it could raise as much as 12 to $29 billion a year. but critics say another tax will drive away the wealthiest of new yorkers. listen. >> tax revenues are down. we are driving the wealthier taxpayers out of the state in droves. this is something that i've cautioned about as

gerri willis join us with the numbers. gerri, what do we see? reporter: that's right.co another company benefiting from move to rework from remote. i have to use my glasses. eps at 79 cents a share versus expectations of 76 cents a share. the revenue also beating actual, 11.96 billion, versus a revenue estimate of 11.92. they say they had robust demand for networking. that is what they make, networking equipment. they're also a dow member, move lower not good for the dow overall. i should note they're trying to move to a subscription service with a lot of their products. 76% of their software revenues are sold as subscriptions. that is positive for the company. q3 guidance in line. they're not moving it up. not making it higher or lower, in line, i should say seeing signs of strength across the business lines here. they are seeing a strong economy shaping up for their products out there? once again, eps, a beat here coming in at 79 cents a share. revenue higher at 70.96 billion. no payoff for the stock price. connell: selling on the news. gerri, thank you very much. we

gerri: now, if you want to participate, you have to check out your states rules.rent. for example, here in new york, sports betting is legal but only at four upstate new york casinos brick-and-mortar. now, so far, this is an interesting fact as i send it back to you charles. the biggest money gambler on this game is jim mcinvale put down 3.4 million on tampa bay and hi does it as part of his business to promote his business but he doesn't always win so it's a very very big wager. this is where my money is going as well, on tommy. back to you. charles: all right, that's tampa bay with the points or to win the whole game outright? gerri: what is he voting? oh, me? just winning the game. i mean you know? come on. charles: [laughter] okay. well, gerri willis we can't get them all, so while you may be betting on a host of things this sunday, believe me you could bet on almost anything , wall street clearly hoping for a repeat win for the chiefs. check this out afc winners often bring the most return to the market call it a coincidence but that's serious stuff right the

hi, gerri. >> reporter: hi there, liz.inment hitting an over one-year high after announcing it was preparing for a full reopening of its theme parks and water parks for the 2021 season. the theme park operator said it is looking to hire thousands, thousands of seasonal workers to fill positions across its 26 low cautions. locations. and deere smashing earnings expectations for its fiscal first quarter citing improving conditions in the farm and construction sectors. investors clearly happy about the company, also boosting its 2021 profit forecast pushing the stock higher. rival caterpillar also jumping today. and the arctic freeze icing over texas upending the agriculture markets from processing plants to farmers trying to keep their livestock alive. archer daniels midland has -- due to gas shortages while meat processers from cargill to titan are shutting plants down in texas. the freeze may also cause a supply strain that could boost prices for beef and chicken. now, coming up, liz talks to former sec chairman harvey pit

gerri? gerri: thanks, liz. that's right, two pandemic plays moving in opposite directions.d delivery service forecast a slump in its fast- growing order business, as vaccine rollouts accelerate the dine-in economy, doordash's first earnings report as a public company shows its earnings loss widened but etsy is surging after the online marketplace posted up beat fourth quarter results with sales surging as the pandemic proved to be a major tailwind and also gave strong guidance for its first quarter. workhorse is plunging ahead of its earnings results monday, the ev maker expected to report a loss of $0.13 a share, and been under pressure after it lost out on a u.s. postal service contract to build nextgen delivery vehicles, and speaking of ev's liz talks to he nrick fisker, about his collaboration with foxconn the company that builds apple iphones next on the "claman countdown." so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered

gerri how much disruption is storm causing across the country. have already been very busy we've had reports of over 200 car accidents in. north rhine-westphalia in areas train services have been canceled as a precaution we feel the snow. affects the track what we're also hearing is that here in lower saxony there is a warning. on the roads meaning that roads very slippery. out in force across central and northern germany to clear roads and to help people if you get stuck germans will be waking up with one question which is how long are the disruptions likely to last how long do we have put up with this. well where the authorities expect that it will snow throughout the day and continue into monday but i expect. the particularly bad batch of where the will be by monday though it is expected to remain very cold throughout the week. read in hanover. bottom side have suffered yet another heavy defeat losing 3 nil at home to rb leipzig the visitors needed a win to stop by in munich from running clear at the top of the table and they had little troubl

anyway, gerri, thank you.it begins its move into the public markets. and we'll continue to watch these trends in terms of where we go. it's just every single day we come on, and we're reporting on what seems like a record high in the stock market and other asset prices that are rising as well. you start to wonder when inflation becomes part of the story, if it hasn't already. anyway, thanks for watching us today and every day as we report the news to you "after the bell." i'm connell mcshane, we'll see you back here at the same time tomorrow. ♪ ♪ jackie: good evening, everybody. i'm jackie deangelis, and this is "fox business tonight." first up, senate democrats today announcing they have reached an agreement with attorneys for former president donald trump on how to proceed with their second impeachment trialment mr. trump's legal team responding moments ago in a statement saying this: this process will provide us with an opportunity to explain to senators why it is absurd and unconstitutional to hold an impe

germany where the authorities warning of snowstorms lots of snow black ice on the roads and ice rain gerri how much disruption is storm causing across the country. we've had reports of 100 car accidents. in. the track. certainly. waking up with. the disruptions. we have to put up with this. expect that it will snow throughout the day and continue. by. it is expected to remain very cold throughout the week. reports. taking to the streets for a 2nd day in the country's largest city. to show their resistance to. heavy security presence many of the protesters in support of the elected leader. who's in detention. protesters are back on the streets of yangon for a 2nd day. thousands marching against the military coup in man. and demanding the release of civilian leader and son suchi. reaching for many on lying seized power on monday alleging fraud in a november the 8th election won by aung sun suu cheese national league for democracy the electoral commission dismissed the army's accusations protests against the military coup have also spread to other countries and melbourne australia hundreds of

gerri how much disruption is storm causing across the country. will emergency services have already been very busy we've had reports of over 200 car accidents in. north rhine-westphalia in areas train services have canceled as a precaution with the fear that the snow. affects the track what we're also hearing is that here in lower saxony there is a warning. on the roads meaning that roads very slippery. certainly out in force across central and northern germany to clear roads and to help people if you get stuck germans will be waking up with one question which is how long are the disruptions likely to last how long do we have put up with this. well weather also already expect that it will snow throughout the day and continue into monday but that he expects that this particularly bad batch of where the will be over by monday though it is expected to remain very cold throughout the week. interviews jerry reed in hanover thank you jerry. reports from here in moore say thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets for 2nd day in the country's

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one of your best interviews, some of your best work, gerri. jerry wilson.done. that does wrap it up. charlie's glad she made it on tv. that does wrap it up for us on "after the bell." thankings for watching us today and every day. we will see you back here at the same time tomorrow. the dow ends up higher by 36 points. we fell a little bit short of record highs for the nasdaq. have a great day, everybody. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the mob of radical dems in full control of the senate as of today's agreement reached with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, and that clears the way for the unconstitutional and fraudulent impeachment trial again of former president donald trump to begin with the full complicity of the rino gop leadership. in what will be the concluding episode in all likelihood of the most disgraceful political scandal in our nation's history, it's set to begin in one

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