back with us, john layfield, john bus is city. what happened -- john bussey.ords can't make money to meet the payments? what happens, john layfield, if people opt not to come back because they've within successful -- been successful working at home this. >> i don't think we're necessarily going to see that. i don't agree life's going to change forever. i think within 18 months we're going to see handshakes, people hugging, we're not going to see a mask in sight. you see this 18-24 months after life gets back to normal, and i think people will return to these commercial real estate buildings for work. the problem that you have though as far as your landlord and real estate, and i would hate to be in commercial real estate right now, 259 billion bonds right now are backing real estate, and i just don't have much faith we're going to have much success in getting those bonds paid back. the problem you have is these businesses have learned they can work remote. they don't need to have a fifth avenue presence just to uphold an image. i think that's changing and real

katy, you're a constitutional attorney and we have the john layfield, fox news contributor, and adam,tor and much, much more than that. and katie, legally do the drug companies have a leg to stand on here? the president is claiming you can't willy nilly price the product and make it expensive here and literally a fraction of the cost abroad. can they do this? >> this has been a debate of capitalism and when the governor is the consumer are they given fair prices? that's what president trump is trying to do is protect the government's interest in the pricing of the drugs. and he has the right to do that and he as an executive order used the proper process the way they're going about it. but for the most part that's going to be hashed out in the courts and in my mind he's on solid ground to proceed with this at this point. neil: and i remember looking at some of the drugs in question and how much more some of them were in the united states. the response by the drug industry said, well, different strokes for dinner market folks and that that's sometimes the way it is and they have to rec

let's get the read from gary kaltbaum and john layfield. john, say one or the other happens, that is we see the fda officially writing off on this vaccine thereby getting into governors hands to hand out to their, to their constituents, or, or, we get the stimulus approved with both sides in agreement on a roughly 908 billion-dollar package, devil in the details i know, then what, what do stocks do? >> i think stocks are going up and i think we get both this week. i think it is very good news. i think a lot is baked into the market. i think why the market is trading water right now. when the news comes out, not only especially about the vaccine, when people get vaccinated literally and you start seeing that we're getting this month, going forward, say 21 million of front line workers are going to be vaccinated that will be huge for the market. the pent-up demand we have right now only akin to something we had at the end of world war ii. neil: you know, gary, i was noticing that morgan stanley, among other investment firms, are saying you don

let's bring in john layfield. john, great to see you my friend.today and i'm wondering whether the next big mover, either up or down will be that election in georgia next week. >> yeah, i think it will bid happy holidays to be one's same to you my friend. >> yes, i bet it's a big deal. when you look at the historically what the markets wants, the market doesn't care as much as what the democratic party of what the president has but they don't want to consolidation of power and they since 1933 the markets returned about 9.3% and with democrats consolidation of power it's returned 4% and the lowest scenario of all the scenarios you have of different balances of power and who is president and you saw with the market did the week before the election. president soon to be biden, nothing changed in the polls with wanting the change was a look like the democrats would take the senate and the market tanked the week before the election for the week of the election when the market was off because a look like the republicans were going to take the senate so

stuart: john layfield i will not sell my microsoft on your advice, if you've got it wrong you'll neveret's get to susan, i want to know more about the deal, salesforce and slack. susan: we are down at the lows this morning, down to 216, we have come back around $7. stuart: you said you like that level, the 9:00 o'clock hour it was at 217 and i made a comment and i said susan like that stock at that level. susan: i see it as a bargain because they came up with that strong quarter and they said they will make more money than anticipated in this fiscal year, that is pretty bullish the fact that the pain $27 billion which comes to around $45 a piece for each stock, that's a problem because some people think that is too high, their pain almost 50% more than the slack closing price last tuesday and before the news of the talk broke. the deal is mostly targeted with competing microsoft team which is actually been exponentially growing up 50% this year compared to slack which has stagnated at 12 million. stuart: should i sell my microsoft to get into salesforce? susan: asking for a friend but

stuart: i think we'd better bring in john layfield.esla-- now, have you ever bought it, will you ever buy it? >> i have not bought it, shamefully. i have been wrong on elon musk and tesla-- not on a line-- not on elon musk, but on tesla. you have 160 pounds multiple, 10 times what the market is. i get tesla and elon musk especially the $25000 car that was to come out in a few years but i just don't get the valuation of the stock here is the one who is the greater innovator with more impact on society, steve jobs, the iphone or it elon musk and tesla that electric car etc.? >> i think it elon musk compared to only say thomas edison who was a guy that could bring great ideas. you know nicholas tesla could not bring those idea to market. jobs could do it, edison could do it and i think elon musk, the far best in our country's history. stuart: you are on board with tesla surging even from here? >> yes. elon musk came out-- you never know what he will come up with. i don't think the stock -- people have gone broke shorting elon musk mosque.