berlin and they have said in the past that they will lend them back to nigeria something that died gerry ans have been very satisfied with obviously so it will be interesting what pressure it may lend to that to that demand because after all we have to remember that we've only been able to enjoy looking at these artifacts and collections here because they were looted and plundered from their countries of origin. and i thank you. and staying in berlin extensive restoration work on the renowned new national gallery is now complete the building is a cultural landmark for the city and a masterpiece of modern architecture the gallery is set to reopen for visitors this summer. after more than 5 years the renovation of berlin's noir natural calorie is finally complete and for now the famous an iconic museum designed by vic needs founder can be admired in its simplest form as a temple of lights on the surface not much seems to have changed the holiday inns we're not often hyped 9th in terms of openness this hall is a unique structure no other museum in the world is like it that was one reason to pre

gerry: it's an externally situation and by the way they're changing the language so were not allowedl them exactly the terms that they decide for us, and externally state of affairs. thank you for joining us. gerry: i'm gerry baker i was in for elizabeth macdonald, you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business, that does it for us tonight. thank you for watching and have a great evening. is people not me get this right president biden has proposed a highs capital gains tax problem history, not quite sure about that but i know it's the highest in the past 50 years plus at 43.4% added with the corporate tax that get you over to 50%, well over 50% and state cap gains will get you close to 60%.

gerry: joe biden taking credit for an economy that was already booming when he took office.attacking the previous administration. watch this. >> 100 days ago america's house was on fire, we had to act and thanks to extraordinary leadership is speaker pelosi, the majority schumer and the overwhelming support of the american people, democrats, independents and republicans, we did act. gerry: joining is now former economic advisor to president trump, steve moore. the house is on fire january the 20th and hundred days later it's a booming u.s. economy what do you think of it? >> i take this personally because they did help donald trump we put together an incredible program and we created the lowest poverty rate in the history of the united states we had incredible low unemployment and we had a surplus 7 million jobs in this country, wages went up and then if you look back about nine months ago and you look at what the forecast is almost every economist on the left and the right said it would take several years to get out of this cratered economy that's been hit so hard by covid.

an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. gerrythe main animating principle that joe biden does behind president he's twice as radical as a man he said vice president barack obama, biden's initial fiscal stimulus $1.9 trillion was double the obama stimulus in 2009. he announced plans for capital gains tax rate double the rate to which it was eight years ago. the recent policing is clearly intended to be twice as the predecessors. now this week he came up with the climate plan which is twice as bold at least were unrealistic as some would say as his former boss, speaking at a climate summit his world leader by zoom the president of the united states committed to cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 50% to low their 2005 level by the end of this decade the obama plan was by 25% by 2025. anything that you can do i can do better philosophy creates really significant problems when it comes to energy, to meet the targets will require very expensive and unmanageable transformation not just a power generation but the energy for cars, trucks

gerry: to put it mildly bold plan someone say an unachievable plan, what is the president up to, is thisus or another way to appease his aggressive base. >> i think it's both it's a serious thought to our economy into our wait a life in montana and around our country. he is truly appeasing the far left radical green new deal agenda. keep in mind, we have been leading the world in reducing co2 emissions related to energy, were number one in reduction of co2 this is been accomplished and innovation the american energy revolution not to regulation, what he's doing could set our country back literally decades, once upon a time we were highly dependent on the middle east for energy needs. thank god for american energy innovation now were energy exporters at the same time with the emissions, we have a great story to tell president biden the administration it is a very serious issue for our country. gerry: senator just to be clear this plan with a specific targets and majors in domestic energy, tell us exactly what he would do you mentioned montana, energy production in the united states, how w

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an exciting tournament it was. maria, back to you. maria: all right, gerri, thank you so much.which begins this week. dow industrials down 47, and investors cautious as to what happens next as trades reach levels of since christmas eve. joining me to talk more about markets and investing today is pearson lane lle partner, how i succeeded and so can you. great to have you. your thoughts on where we are today when you look at valuations versus the expectations of growth in 2021 and what is expected to be a pretty good reporting season for the first quarter earnings period? >> well, it's a big question, maria, and i will do my best. first of all, thank you very much for having me on. i look at the market as if it's living organism, it breathes, it goes up, it goes down, it pauses and gets tired. i think the situation right now is a blip on the radar screen and depends on your viewpoint. my investments and the investments we have done in pearson lane have a 3 to 5-year horizon. if we think that some time in the 3 to 5-year period will be a good investment, that's where we want to b

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gerry: as we said this comes on top of the $1.9 trillion reproducing, there is taxes to finance part of the plan and he wants were deficit financing in andeficit in the last year with the government deficit in 100% of gdp some economists raise concern for getting can be inflationary, what is your view? >> i don't see as immediately inflationary or more worried about financial stability than inflation, i think the fundamental problem eventually this money has to be paid back, it's not the tooth fairy, we will have to massively higher taxes, cutting government spending many americans think is valuable for inflation, none of the three seems incredibly. gerry: when you talk about financial stability is that because you think asset prices have run up so much that we see naxos and adding all of this and very low policy interest rates that that could create the circumstances for another financial crisis? >> i do think that is a worry, with a very low a automated interest-rate we have been leaning too much on the fed now fiscal policy has come roaring back but if the fed were just to accommodate the very accommodative fiscal policy the financia

that's heck of an up intended consequence -- unintended consequence. gerriontinues to layer up on taxes, the fact is i haven't seen many programs that would actually help the middle class. now, there's nothing about upward mobility that we've seen so far other than, you know, if you do happen to make it, well, uncle sam will take a big chunk of it. meanwhile, a bit of news going underreported was the increase in poverty rates, particularly among white americans. two percentage points in one year is a huge number. i think it will matter a lot, folks, particularly in the suburbs and the heartland as we go into the midterms. joining me now to discuss, national political reporter for the washington examiner and the president of zuma global, heather zumarraga. i've got the two zs with me. let me start with you, selena. every other week another trillion dollar plan. they all seem to be aimed at helping urban america. meanwhile, there are things on the drawing board like forcing housing projects into the suburbs, you know, and these sort of other kind of plans. wha

gerry: the media, of course, is weighing in. the coverage in most of the newspapers these days reads like something from an old horror movie.keep hearing about mutants and variants and a fourth wave that's coming to our way. it's true after a steep decline in january, covid cases have edged up in the last couple weeks, but the wider picture is encouraging. seven-day average is 70% below january, decline in hospitalizations and deaths is similar. now, some states are seeing a surge. it's true. there's an especially worrying case of increases in michigan, for example. but with millions of people being vaccinated a day, the risk is declining rapidly. most americans are just ready to return to some kind of normality and, indeed, they are. are we actually on the brink of this fourth wave and more restrictions as the washington media seems to like? or is this nightmare really just about over? with me to discuss is dr. scott atlas, former special adviser to president trump. dr. atlas, thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. gerry: the biden administration seems keen to tell us we're nowhere near the finish line. the media

right now to save money so there is an incentive to invest more that also means some higher risk so there are some negative side effects to this if she wanted gerri policy that's going on for so long not just in the u.s. but even more so in europe and that could be a become a problem in the future thank you against carter there in new york for us thanks for your reporting. the aviation industry has taken a spectacular hit from the pandemic as lock downs and border closures make travel and tourism difficult in his 1st remarks to the press and staking office the new director general of the international air transport association well he waltz had little optimism to offer he said he sees no light on the horizon for aviation at present. most aircraft worldwide are still grounded like europe london's heathrow airport compared with february 29th gene february 2021 was a crash landing according to ion his new director general. international passenger traffic was down almost 89 percent and is showing no signs of recovery in the current environment. a day earlier there was more pessimism from the c.e.o. of katar airways. based on i artist latest book us g

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is calling for an immediate pause on the use of the johnson & johnson vaccine. gerrinews just breaking, not too long ago as you say the fda and cdc calling for the pause. this after six recipients here in the u.s. developed a rare disorder involving blood clots. the cdc and fda saying in part, "we are recommending a pause in the use of this vaccine out of an abundance of caution." now the six people were women between the ages of 16-48 and the disorder developed about two weeks after being vaccinated. now, taking a look at the pre- market j nj down 3% at 157 meanwhile treasury secretary janet yellen's first foreign exchange report will not name china as a currency manipulate or a move that could have raised tensions with china, beijing. in 2019 the trump adminitration did label the country as a manipulate or only to rescind the designation after receiving trade concessions and now the designation does not come with any immediate penalties, but it sure can rattle markets. and, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin's attorneys are expected to make their case t

gerry, isn't it also damaging for the bottom line? they have a fiduciary responsibility, do they not, to look out for the shareholders of their companies, and anng that commitment. >> well, we'll see, david. i mean, i hope that's -- you know, again, let's see if people feel so strongly about, as they're entitled to, stop buying will hurt the bottom line. again, i think these companies have made that calculation, and they think, you know what? are people really going to stop drinking coke? stop flying with us? no, they think they can weather this, you know, unpleasant storm. let's be honest, which has only been created, frankly, -- reported by a few conservative-leaning organizations, they can weather this and everything will be fine. you know, or again, let's hope there are consequences, some accountability, but i'm kind of skeptical there will be. david: getting back to my original question though, since the pandemic in particular there has been a change in corporate structure, in a lot of corporate structure, corporations throughout the united states, throughout the world really where individuals who were kind of on the fringe of corporate c

gerry. what on earth are the chances of that?! big relief, i guess, it was him. dad joked he wanted a signed glove as an apology.ty to put united well in control of the tie. it looked like it was going to be a 1—0 but we gladly take the second goal, of course. it�*s so vital away from home and we�*ve created a good starting point for next week�*s game for ourselves. frustration for arsenal, though. they seemed to have pinched a late victory against slavia prague, with this goal from nicolas pepe. but then the czech side snatched an equaliser deep into added time, to leave the tie, in the balance ahead of next week�*s away leg. i think psychologically to go there with 1—0 is completely different to go with 1—1. now we know we have to go there and we know for the game and we have to score goals and we cannot play any game. we have to go there with the determination to be an attacking team and hurt them. the best days racing in 20 years — that�*s how sir alex ferguson at aintree described the opening day of the grand national festival, which returned after its forced cancellation last year. the former manchester un

an alabama warehouse by better than 2 to 1 margin. in other words, by a 2 to 1 margin, workers opted to keep things as they are and not go union. gerri. >> reporter: well, neil, that's right. so, let me just tell you, we got words moments ago the union already saying it's filing unfair labor practice charges against amazon. i'll get to the details of that in just a moment. but as you say, the vote count is in. 71% of amazon workers have voted no on the union. they do not want to unionize the 5800-person work force at the facility in bess with mercer alabama. -- bessamer, alabama. and this is the considered a victory for alabama and a major failure for unionizers who could have used the win to roll up more amazon facilities and other high-tech employers. now, i mentioned the union filing unfair labor charges. i want to read to you the language they're using here. they say am created, quote -- amazon created, quote: an atmosphere of fear, confusion and/or fear of reprisals. they want a hearing with the nlb. the nlrb, national labor relations board, was on hand to review names and signatures. those votes now, you should understand, were

an impact. in asia overnight, all the markets there seeing red. hong kong the biggest loser, down almost 2%. more than 40 people killed after a massive stampede at a festival in israel. gerri gerri: yeah, dagen, that's right. it's been called one of the country's deadliest civilian disasters, about 150 people were taken to hospitals. police saying the stampede started after a large number of people tried entering a small passageway during a jewish celebration on an israeli mountainside. 100,000 people showed up for the event. and this, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani telling tucker carlson of last night that federal agents executing a search warrant against him had no interest in the hunter biden hard drives in his possession. listen. >> at the end of the search when they had taken about i'd say seven or eight electronic items of mine, they weren't taking the three hard drives which of course are electronic devices, they just mimic the computer. i said don't you want these? they said what are they? i said they're hunter biden's hard drives. they said no, no, no. >> gerri: federal agents raided the apartment as part of the investigation into whether he illegally lo

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