greg: it sizes him. >> a but i understand. greg: enough making fun of me., what do you think of biden so far? >> it's been a while. i've been locked in because i have that picture up there. it is odd watching it because remember when president trump was funny the executive order and those are some funny memes. i don't think there's any writing on it. it's almost like you can hear the puppet master behind him. i wish i was joking. i'm wondering who's writing the executive orders. greg: and i think it's someone on kamala harris' staff. 25 or 26 years old. >> a thing that bothers me is joe biden thinks kamala harris loves him because her head comes in the door every 30 minutes. are we done yet because i'm taking that chair. greg: every time she hears aloud noise, that's it. joe weather your thoughts so far? we are not third week, secondly. i lost track of time. >> a think most of the things he's been signing or just kick me signs. it's good to see john kerry back flying in on his spaceship filled with panda blood. not sure the rest of us -- what company can be

>> greg: your mr. wilson! fit in them. >> greg: kat, better or worse? >> becoming a better person with every passing moment. i'm in the workplace, i'm not going to diminish my own value. >> greg: you're doing this in case anybody at fox is watching you? >> i just care too much. >> greg: carley? >> i echo kat, found the guy changed all that much. i guess i'm a little more grateful. never think that you would be another situation where you possibly run out of toilet paper. looking forward to a time where that's not a possibility, which is going to happen next year. >> greg: i don't know if i'm better or worse, but i know that i'm lucky as hell. the fact that, just working, being in a profession, got to be, media is a profession that actually does better when people aren't doing well. that's a very sober and interesting sad the thought, just get out of my head because i was feeling bad. but i lost 40 pounds! >> wow! >> greg: i'm less of a person. i'm not better or worse, i'm less of a person. >> physically. >> gr

greg gutfeld is next. greg: i know what you are thinking. is this a new show because isn't that what gregoire on new year's eve? yes, it is. i'm just too lazy. i didn't want to change my clothes. we finally turned the page on the brutal year that was 2020. like me you might still be hung over but tonight we look ahead to 2021. stories, people and events that could have a huge impact in the months ahead. personally i'm hoping this year could be as good as 1989. you had the fall of the berlin wall, the debut of the simpsons, rookie martin finally leaping over a solo career. it was about time. too much talent for that and. considering the big events 2021 could have in store we might as well start with the big one. will president trump announced he is officially in for 2024? maybe they will do it on inauguration day. maybe he waits a few months or a year or two. that will give us time to catch up on the british baking show. or by chance fruitcake on the shirt and better paid for in 10 voters would like him to run again so he's off to good start.

greg: why? >> it was never clear at the end of the movie. >> i don't get it. >> how can we build if you don't get it? no further questions. >> he had a great urban raiding with the apprentice but when he became president you're out in the black amused. lil' wayne there was so much heat because he was with the president. spec would we say he'd let's talk about real heat. did lil' wayne lose his job and was he taken out in the student given a public schooling or did don lemon tell him to act accordingly? what is heat because it's not real. people picking on you from social media we have learned that from the president. i have to take that [bleep]. where was he for four years? he would have held the president so much. so where was he for four years? >> what is important speaking as a guy who coaches another guy they had a relationship and they were friends for a long time. people have a falling out but when it comes down to it businessmen grown adult men and women they put their differences aside a

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greg: yeah.l's too cheap. and, you know, they talk about these turbines. for them, it's great. it kills birds and it kills jobs at the same time, so they'related with that. but this stuff just doesn't work. greg: yeah. and it's all a based on they have to exaggerate these climate claims in order to justify all of this investment and all the money they're taking from taxpayers. the floods are caused by manmade climate change, not true. wildfires, no, that's forestty management and zoning. but they can't say that because then you can't -- >> i'm -- so watch what you say. greg: you know what? now i'm pro -- >> no, it actually was good for me. i think john kerry, look, you've got to understand why he can't fly commercial though, right? because it'd be very difficult for him going to an airport with all the fans. he'd be like justin bieber, he could never get through there. he's got to get rid of his own jet. we should just tell him, don't worry, john, you can learn to fly on solar panels just like ev

greg: so true. tyra's wouldn't it be great if alcohol was a substance that made you more responsible? >> i'm actually glad you brought this up because i'm calling [bleep] on all of this. spending time with the journalists, no one else realized i'm pretty sure when you're out drinking the name changing store is probably not open. the notary, that the bank those are places that typically stay open late at night for drunken guys to come in. this guy planned it out and the guy who is made a few mistakes in his life tried to use the old i was drunk roe, it doesn't work. when he got it in the mail he was like oh well i did it so i guess i will sign it. he did three cartwheels in a kick up when it came in the mail trying to cover it up by saying oh my was drunk and this and that. greg: brian kilmeade why can't he identify a celine dion? if you can identify as a. she why can't he say i am celine dion? >> let's put it this way. i understand the passion people have for celine dion. greg: how dare you. >> i di

we have a mouthpiece for greg. you haven't used it. should i not hold it? >> greg: i haven't.and-new. i said that might be the only thing left. i said it might be the only thing left in 2020 because i've predicted that if we were already at each other's throats in 2019, 2020 was going to be really bad. i didn't anticipate the rioting and looting of the destruction of my neighborhood and the absolute violence and intimidation in the bullying tactics of the polling stations. but i think the mouth guard pretty much symbolizes all of it. you're welcome, america. >> jesse: okay. you're welcome. we have a gavel. the judge was on the show that day. i'm going to keep this gavel with me and deal with the rioters that way, with my gavel. >> greg: predicted that she was taking today off. >> jesse: a blunt instrument. she's always right. i take every day off. up next, what would we be famous for if we weren't on "the five"? probably wouldn't be famous for anything, but the answer when our new year's special returns.n "special report." ♪ >> greg: welcome back. we are answering fan mail que

now back to greg gotfilled's show. greg: this year we had all the time in the world to reflect.r personal highlight in 2020? did you spend more time with family or learn a new skill or have a life-changing epiphany? i bought a gun and a truck and had my tattoo of skeet all rich removed. if you have to ask why you don't know skeet but my high point was sharing my love of aviation with my best friend larry. ♪ ♪ greg: painful having to explain who skeet all rich is, he was supposed to be the next johnny depp but it didn't turn out that way. he got older and started looking less like johnny depp and more like johnny - you had a bad moment. >> i got engaged, it is also astounding. i thought it would never happen. also got a dog, little coral. i did a birthing photo shoot. greg: you are doing what women do with their babies. >> after i gave birth - greg: the most adorable puppy or the most hideous baby. is that a french bulldog? that is my baby. he have a hair problem. like one of those circus geeks. adorable dog and adorable dog. >> do you keep the hospital smock around the house? >>

let's get greg's thoughts. >> greg: i'm with jesse on this.dalism and looting whether it is d.c., portland, soho, kenosha, minneapolis, seattle, it's all bad no matter who he's doing it. we must remain consistent. that's what makes us different from the rest. we don't play favorites with mobs. the other side does, but we don't. i target this personally, because i was outraged over violence every single day this summer. i saw my neighborhood trashed. still, i condemn this equally. we aren't them. we are better than them to spearfish to this point, i heard a pungent say that even republicans are outraged by this behavior. duh. republicans are outraged by bad behavior, because they consistently, consistently embrace law and order, and condemned the destruction of private and public property. i do believe the capital is a sacred place. i also believe that the guy who invested his life savings in a small business, to him, that was a sacred place, too. it's consistency. by pointing out republicans or nonliberals like me, who are equally outraged by

good or not. >> greg: sandra? get a few people around the table, distanced safely under the stars. it was the first real meal with a few friends. >> greg: way to bring us down. [laughter] juan? [laughter] >> think of something. >> juan: i had options. given where i live -- i live in washington, d.c., -- people might come to my birthday parties sometimes, and then i think that's memorable. you get people signing the menu. the best i think was after the nationals want to make the world series. my kids made me a birthday cake in the shape of a baseball, and my granddaughters lit it. i remember that one. >> greg: jesse, i know your favorite birthday, but i will let you say. >> jesse: my 40th birthday party at the bellagio in atlantic city was great. you didn't get an invite, because we weren't close at that time. i would have invited you, greg, if we were as close. maybe next time. >> greg: it was memorable in fifth grade, my birthday. i got the smashup derby, greatest toy ever. at my 40th, let's just say that for 25

>> greg: we want our kids to be safe.all you need to do is make proper adjustments, and stress he was saying, and it's safer than not having them in school, where they are doing whatever they want, hanging out with each other. i remember when i was a teen, we didn't social distance at all. [laughter] the covid package was deliberately delayed so trump would lose. people suffered. people died. they've got blood on their hands, so they can't come here. jen psaki sounded a lot like donald trump, who is the first and loudest component for schools reopening, which was based on data. when he doubled down, he was accused of putting teachers and children at risk. the media consistently would do that with any kind of act meant to help the economy or help people get back to work, or from going crazy and overdosing in our isolation. any time you brought that up, he would be pretrade as somebody who would let people die, who didn't believe in safety first. they have inherited the problem. they are no longer -- the dems and of the lef

greg called and i bet do. >> greg: greg >> greg: i bet you do>> jet mask and you want to shut them ?ty in chinatown and people died. you want to shut her up? how about joe biden saying there were wmds in iraq, people died. you want to shut him up? how about people who lied about police departments? 30 facilities before that. do you want him to get on air -- a communist assassinated jfk! what did the democrats do? the next 30 years ap's communist. are you telling me they want to go to war now? what killed more people? capitalism or communists? >> juan: i think ted cruz's dad is the one who did it in his opinion. go ahead. >> jesse: you want to put the power of the federal government to tell you what a dangerous idea was? if that had happened you wouldn't have the civil rights movement, you wouldn't have the antiwar movement, you wouldn't have the pro-gay marriage movement. this pendulum, and swing the other way. do you want to put conservative in charge of what dangerous beaches? they can say abortion kills and they can shut down and cancel any pro-choice democrat. you don't want to g

right greg? help me. it's so hard. every week. >> greg: exactly, why is it so hard?or people. >> jesse: you know how i do it? i just don't have a podcast. i thought i was the most famous pitch man for roback, obviously i have a little bit of an ego but wednesday i discovered there was even someone more amos than i am. watch this at the inauguration. that is 43 with the roback mask right there, you can see it on the sides and you have the american flag right there. great taste by our former president. and they have plenty of stock. they also have somebody is so go check those out. >> greg: all right, let's do this. greg's "what did this dog do to deserve this ovation" quiz. we don't have much time. i want to find out what exactly. everyone is very happy. he has no idea why everyone is clapping for him. it's very, very exciting but he has no idea why, what could it be? why is he being applauded? >> because he's in the chair. >> greg: do you have any thoughts? >> he ate all his food. [laughter] >> all right, we have to let you go. i'm sure it was something about your be

did you agree with greg.e year for wild fires, drought and flooding. they happen. we saw it. isn't it time to act? right, right. >> act. >> time to act, juan. we have to act. the only thing we can do is kill jobs and put sole ash panels. i'm with dana, juan. how cavalier can you be. john customer selike the pipe guys they can build solar panels that's like telling me. jesse -- right. jesse we will fire you from your job at fox and you can be an actor you are used to being behind the camera. i can't act. no one will watch that film. juan, i'm all for clean energy. clean energy solar and wind make up 5% of energy portfolio. 80 percent fossil fuels. gashgs oil, cole special like that since 19 tunnel tunnel put solar panels in the southwest and hydro in the northwest and wind mill in the plains where it is wind and he flat that does not work every wrchlt let's not kill jobs for pr. okay. there is a lot of work to do on, i don't know. high speed internet or the electrical grid why can't we start there. katie senat

greg: that's more than what joe has. >> a terrible joke. >> i been meaning to tell you greg. greg: i apologize for that joke already. by the way i feel trump has a silence going on like those minutes before the shark attack on jobs but what is he doing? where is he? i miss the sounds and is just just strange. >> it's a awkward without twitter having them there because there's nothing to talk about. the spotify thing was a little much. but it heard all of us. we are looking for someone to hate. >> if you miss president trump go to "cnn." they will not let them go. greg: you need 50 stories to fill up one term storage. you know how they do their placements like how many ounces are in a pound? >> or 15 people saying unpresidential. greg: up next will the new covid swab do the job? wait until you see where they put it. want to sell the best burger in every zip code? add an employee. or ten... then easily and automatically pay your team and file payroll taxes. that means... world domination! or just the west side. run payroll in less than five minutes with intuit quickbooks. when

>> greg: yes, but there is a weird two-step going on on the left.s cancel culture as an overblown hoax or something necessary and then step two of that is that same writer gets canceled almost within a month. this happened it will wilkinson and a "new york times" editor who said joe biden gives her chills, both people that dismiss the idea of cancel culture and then were effectively disappeared. when people defend cancel culture in any shape or form, it's a form of whistling past the graveyard for them, your kind of signaling unintentionally that maybe if i'm really nice to the mob, they will treat me differently, though remember and i will be immune but they won't, they have no compassion for anybody not in their group. it doesn't matter, they will come after you and i've given the prescription for this and josh hawley mentions that, to fight cancel culture because this is the new mccarthyism. some of this is where people claim they are not censoring you and they claim they're not ruining you come up with and they go ahead and make sure you can nev

greg, go first. >> greg: tomorrow night, greg gutfeld so, brand-new.edy, tyrus. kennedy is in for cat. great show. after that, i took that this was my last show but that's actually because i'm going to be away all week. i had a death in the family, my wife's father suddenly passed so i will be out at least all of next week. and that's it. >> very sorry to hear that in my best to your family. my show 8:00 saturday night, right before and we will be talking about and i'm not going to say anything else about one more thing because we don't have a lot of time left and i'm going to be a gracious host and let juan go next. >> one of baseball's great managers died last night a tommy lasorda. kirk gibson hit a famous home run out of the 1980 world series, and the feisty tommy lasorda was twice miniature of the year and he's in the hall of fame. of course being in los angeles he had a lot of famous for fans from ronald reagan to frank sinatra. rest in peace. you were a big hit. >> what a great guy. >> this is a yellow lab named brenda her and whenever he's upse

greg gutfeld? >> greg: we get this commentary a lot about how much trump is in terms of psychologically how much he is to handle. boo frickin hoo! i will take that and exchange of no wars, i think that's what pissed me off talking about their sleepless nights instead of causing wars. this is what i would expect from trump. he's not going to let the media right his history. as always he's going to have to do it himself because like his voters, he is outside this gated narrative, right? he knows that nobody inside the media like some and will cut him any break about, think about it, the middle east, north korea, record employment for minorities, in general the most transparent administration in history. an average president would kill for a one or two of his achievements over eight years. think about it, he only needed four years of trump because he packed into 12 of it, the dog year analogy is key. also what is key about to about trump, there is been intensity of energy. he always went farther or fu

can i finish, greg?e said your failure to come up with this evidence, that may be criminal that you're not looking at it more deeply and you hear him say that's not true, mr. president. you can hear his own lawyer say mr. president, on many occasions, that's not true, mr. president. so what you get is a piece of evidence going after the foundations of our democracy for people to choose their leaders and i think it's pretty terrible and what you get is the president, this is on tape in his own words. it's not like you say it's the media, is the establishment, it's the democrats. this is president trump in an authoritarian mode that is quite threatening and upsetting. that's why you are hearing so many republicans say this is a threat to who we are. dick cheney -- go he is golfing. or hunting. sometimes it's friends. so jesse, last call to you. i listen to the phone call, what is going on with everyone? >> jesse: it's another perfect phone call. what can i tell you? in another way, it is very similar to th

i'm greg, i'm 68 years old.ing -eh, eh, eh. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ “i want to break free”♪ (vo) ready to break free? it's time to get away to a place where we can finally be free. ♪“i've got to break free”♪ plan your future getaway with norwegian. sail safe. feel free. ♪ ♪ >> emily: welcome back. a new example of progressive criminal justice reforms wreaking havoc across the country. a man in philadelphia is accused of murdering someone out walking their dog and it happened just two weeks after the same suspect with a long criminal record was let out of jail

greg, what do you think? >> greg: i don't know.ian williams i heard a lot of crazy stories. it's possible that this could have happened to both people or she believes it happened like the elizabeth warren defense. maybe her mother told her the story and she believed that the way elizabeth warren believed in her native american ancestry. perhaps watching too much on mortified in the subliminal. it's true equality. joe biden says what a man can do, i can do better. i see your speech plagiarism and i raise you a family history plagiarism. >> jesse: juan, what do you think happened here. how did something like this go down? >> juan: it doesn't look good to me, jesse. at best maybe she was using it like a parable. if that's the case, she should say so. otherwise it really doesn't look good. it looks better than a candidate that we know who built a whole political career saying the first black president wasn't an american citizen. >> jesse: dana, if you're going to plagiarize, don't plagiarize martin luther king! maybe take someone a lit

>> greg: i agree. it was the greatest inauguration i have ever seen.l thought to go back to the whole unity message, embracing identity politics like joe did is the opposite of unity because for identity politics do exist, you have to keep a nonstop narrative of racial conflict and oppression going, and going, and going. there is only two things that can bring a unifying feeling to america. you have to stop calling people racist when they are not racist. and you have to legalize mdma. do that, everyone is happy. [laughter] >> juan: all right, sworn in the new vice president, kamala harris. and she used marshall's bible. what did you think? >> i think the fact that you have the first woman in that position, it's a big deal for women and a big deal for the country. it wasn't just women, a lot of people voted. i was glad to see it. i do think that there's a lot to watch in the future when you've got the filibuster fight, the power-sharing fight in the senate. today is a great day to talk about unity, we will see how it goes in practice. >> all right, dana

it's before greg, are we saluting? [laughs] >> greg: i am not saluting.el making jobs. are they in america? what's the american company you know if that makes solar panels? i can't think of one offhand. i think they might be mostly made in china, where everything is cheaply made. i salute you for renting john kerry's private jet, juan, to file the coal miners out of pennsylvania where they can go and work in china. he'll have to leave their families behind, probably move in with someone, and that's the way it's going to go. america was fed a lie. they thought they were getting a comfy cardigan sending out a shirt designed by antifa. if you couldn't see joe biden, you wouldn't know he is an 80-year-old white male. you think he's a gender studies major from brown. everything is extreme, and what's missing is any semblance of thoughtfulness or wisdom. the great thing about elderly people, wisdom comes standard. it comes with time. it naturally comes out of your pores. we somehow were able to elect to be only 80-year-old man who has no wisdom. 40 executive or

well, guys, it was greg. >> there she said it. it was greg fester.d do it all the time. if greg doesn't watch it, i'm just going to leave one day and go do it, myself. you're in a lot of trouble, young lady. >> i didn't kill this guy, though. i didn't have a gun. how am i supposed to kill somebody without a gun? i watched greg do it. i didn't kill anybody. i am not kidding. i did not kill anybody. i promise you guys this. >> you know what, 17-years-old and you've just thrown the rest of your life away. >> she tried to change the word, changed her story again, confessed to firing one gunshot. then admitted something else quite shocking, that she had enjoyed it. >> okay. i'll tell you guys, i liked the adrenaline there i know you did. >> i didn't like what caused the adrenaline rush. but i liked the adrenaline rush there that's a real shocker. you don't run into that in a little town too often. >> no, and you don't run into it with a young girl eater. >> ballistic tests shouldn't confirmed the shells found in the cigarette box matched spent shells at t

thank you for the opportunity to celebrate with greg and his team on this b occasion. your word reminds us in daniel chapter 2 arrays of political leaders for your purposes. so we pray for greg as he embarks on this extremely important task of leading and serving the people of two . read in wisdom and strength for the task. protect them from discouragement anything else that would hinder him from serving well. we know that leadership can be a strenuous endeavor because it's impossible to please all the people all the time. so we bring great with clarity of focus for all on his way at the many decisions you will have to make in the days ahead. maybe susan continue to be encouraged and motivated for the many new responsibilities thatwill be in their lives . we pray these same things for christian john as they assume the responsibilities take on new challenges. we pray all these things with excitement, looking forward to what you are going to do in the days ahead. i you for the privilege of living in this great state may you be pleased to shower your lessons on the people

greg: that's so true. screen. >> it's easier to tell the 55-year-old dude who's been nothing but working outside hey by the way forget your mortgage. you are building solar panels now. greg: you will have to move and i think most of them are made cheaply in china so you'll have to learn your mandarin and how do you get rid of an old solar panel? it's super hard, tyrus. >> i would imagine they need a big eyed to get up and carry it out. i've got that going for me but it just doesn't work out. i tried at the center of the road you know and that first 100 days i'd be super supportive. i lasted about six hours. this is the executive office that it's the executive order. he doesn't know what he signing we don't even know what he signing. there is no explanation and i think he's been stiller comes out in the scrubs and says we are going to increase arts and crafts by another four hours today. my arm is tired. you just lost your privilege. >> it's a first movie reference i have gotten out of this show. >> he's si

don't forget greg gutfeld is. greg: hello everyone. greg is back next week. let's get right to it. big tech was just waiting to pounce on conservative accounts. parler the social media platform and twitter competitor has been effectively erase, dead and gone, ghosted from the internet by amazon's web hosting service in the wake of the capitol hill protest amazon tech companies like apple and google accused parler of failing to moderate violent content. the latter latitude companies remove parler from the app stores, disillusioned anyone quite parler has filed a lawsuit against amazon on line through. the social media platform was welcoming conservative voices which has many thinking that the ban may have been a bit politically motivated. do you think? here's what the most band present in the world had to say. >> i think big tech is doing a horrible thing for our country and to our country and i believe it's going to be a catastrophic mistake for them. they are dividing and divisive than they are showing something that i've been predicting for a long time. >> in addition to parler a

greg: good morning. everybody talks about unity, and i know it will be a big theme for joe biden, but we have an impeachment trial that is coming up. i think it will drag on for two or three weeks. i think they will fail. i think it may look donald trump look like a martyr. right away, after talking about unity, we have that. i would also add, the janet yellen hearing yesterday was not that unified. republicans pushed back hard on new spending. lisa: let's talk about this idea of unity but we have these divisions that are getting deeper. do you feel a mental behind this trillion dollar plan or do you think it will drag out farther than the market is pricing in? greg: i think there is momentum behind upland, but i'm not sure it is this plan that has support for governments, minimum wage. i think we could get a deal by the end of february, but the republicans really showed their hand yesterday. they don't want anything this expensive. jonathan: one point $9 trillion is the number. what do you think it come

greg let me just put. the. i mean it doesn't need cheap thoughts to you as well as to the so that we can include i would it's we presume to do that as a monk henstridge says keep him in jail he broke the law he's not a journalist by any means he thinks the laws in applying to him we do not want him back in australia did julian assange write the law. will certainly not not in my view and secondly he's a journalist in fact guys organization was given a war korean war which is the top award to commute given the journalists in australia is a member of the media in a time of the not so once which is the union for journalists. but. there's a broader point here and that is that the extraterritorial originated charges this is an australian citizen not set foot in the united states has been charged with in the french under the mystic is to be an object unprecedented as far as we know and very very concerning and there are journalists all around straight if there is a senior journalist extremely concerned with the implic

greg valliere, good morning. the republican party of your granite state goes back to 1853, and there has been evolution, some ugly, some not so ugly, through the years. how does the republican party senator holly of missouri move forward? going to be really difficult. throw ted cruz in there as well. they need to assess their role in all of this. over the next several months you will see the emergence of really two parties, a moderate republican party and the trump party. it will be a lot -- it will be a while before those wings are reconciled. tom: they are not going to be reconciled after what we saw yesterday. the secretary of education and the secretary of transportation resigned. who knows who will resigned today. i'm fascinated by your expertise in the primary process to 2022. hawley machine, the cruz machine? how do they prosecute the primaries of 2022? greg: it is going to be very difficult, but i would point out that republicans yesterday continued their national convention. trump received a rapturous re

greg: that is a really intriguing question.got a lot of businesses that were aghast at what happened last week, aghast at republicans refusing to accept the results of the election, so for now, a lot of businesses will view republicans in the doghouse. lisa: we have seen that in terms of campaign contributions. what does that mean in terms of policy and where they will work with republicans and democrats? greg: eventually, we do get deals. i think it will come. we are still in the kumbaya phase, where everyone will talk in the inauguration about everyone working together. it never works out that way, and there will be huge differences over spending. the issue we haven't talked about is taxing. biden and the ways and means committee will be putting together a tax bill that the markets do not like. tom: what is great about this is lisa and i are still in the kumbaya phase. lisa: for each other or 2021? tom: we will see. lisa: the answer is yes. tom: i am trying to correlate the stimulus over the stock market. if we have already s