john layfield back with us right now.reat read of markets and everything else, as we said, before my friend, ignoring all of this, moving beyond this i'm just curious, we could be surprised so often, john, what if the senate does take this up? what if out of the blue 17 republicans joined the democrats and impeach him? then what? >> i don't think it changes anything of significance for the country and for the market. i'm not sure about the impeachment. i think the president, my personal opinion did, impeachable offenses but i'm not sure impeaching him now without some type of investigation as to what actually happened is what's best. that all being said, i don't think the market cares. i think market looks what is coming with the vaccine rollout, even though incredibly slow right now, not meeting standards. we'll see pent-up demand quite unbelievable around the globe with people starting to come out of this pandemic we haven't seen since world war ii or world war i. neil: you know what i worry about though. while hopes ar

i want to go now, get a read from john layfield. i tried to do it and i apologize for the rudeness with the audio delay. but the biggest thing -- this is a repeat of the 1999 bubble bursting in the dot-com world. we saw signs of frothe and people like giddy up, all of these issues. some didn't have a color to their names to justify their stock prices. i know this is different. what do you think? >> say that can this time is different, that's the old axiom. it never is. it really isn't. we've seen short squeezes before. we've seen companies that weren't worth much before. thomas is right when he talks about this is a $17 stock. this gamestop stock. it will do back to that. these investors will get wiped out and 20 be ally. the problem is regulating the last trades. you can't regulate a bath decision. that's a right to make a decision-good or bad. what you need to look into, is there any collusion for the start of this trade. looks like there was somebody that put this momentum trade together. if so, people are on the other side of th

john layfield is here. charlie, take a look what is happening now. what is going to happen? what is your sense where this is going? >> i think there are two stories, or maybe three or four. number one are there any hedge funds that will be liquidating their good positions because they're getting hammered on their short positions based on that bear raid by the reddit robinhooders? that is clearly out there in the market that is it leading to some market wild swings. if hedge funds en masse unload stocks, stocks will go down and hedge funds need capital to survive, if many need capital that is when the fed starts getting involved t could lead to tremendous market volatility. the other story is the regulatory story quickly coming. i have spoken with people at robinhood today. they are worried about regulation, there is no doubt. they are, listen, they stopped the trading of these two stocks for the simple reason of this, there is going to be an investigation into legal touting on the reddit message boards. that will be an enforcement investigation. the last thing robinhood need

john we will see you soon, john layfield, see you again soon. capitol hill riots. watch this. >> you cannot compare what happened the summer to a habit of the capital, one was built on racial justice, on criminal justice. on reform, on police not beating up or police treating people color differently than white. what happened on the capital was built on a lie perpetrated by the president and the people who support him. stuart: rachel campos-duffy is with us, you heard the sound bites from don lemon, what do you say? >> first of all let me say you're right on censorship, we are entering into a chinese social credit system that is very, very frightening to don lemon, you heard from him, he said there is good violence and bad violence. and i guess he gets to set up to decide, democrats get to decide what violence we can be outraged by and whatnot. in the selective outrage about political violence is very dangerous. i will remind you that this summer henri and paul and his wife and many other congressmen supporters of the president exited a federal

john layfield is with us market watcher of the hour.is some opposition to this, we are told that the huge spending could create some inflation, it could burst the markets bubble, where you stand on this? >> i don't think were gonna see the inflation necessarily, look at what japan has done for 50 years, people are calling for inflation with the spending we can spend a lot more money it's not good for the economy and not good for the country but you can spend a lot more money than what both people are getting credit for, right now in a pandemic it's time for spending i think this probably passes and i think the biggest thing about this is the covid relief especially as far as the vaccinations. stuart: all this money that is going to hit the economy and more to come after the $1.9 trillion deal, do you think that is good for stocks for the rest of this year? >> i think it's great for stocks if you look at what's going on i heard your segment i complete agree with what you said the pandemic shutdown if you want to stimulate this economy, o

let me bring in john layfield here, our investor of the moment.ese restrictions? >> i don't know if happy is the word, stuart. i'm a little worried about it because i agree with what susan just said about free markets. you know, there's nothing wrong with speculation, and there's nothing wrong if you want to turn it into a casino. you just have to understand what the game is. there is something wrong, and i definitely believe this has crossed the line into collusion when you have people get on a reddit chat and you all decide you're going to push up a stock to either go after the hedge fund that is shorting that stock or just to drive up the price. proving that, i think, is going to be next to impossible. there's a huge problem, in my view, with the collusion speculation, i think this is crossing the line. stuart: what about the federal reserve? fed chair powell, he speaks this afternoon. do you think he will or do you think he should weigh in on what's going on in the market now? >> i don't think he should, stuart, because i think this is going t

john layfield, our market guy this morning joins us. everyone is bullish, john. fitz-gerald this morning, huge rally at the end of this year and susan went through the investment committee is on wall street, all of them, big-time rally coming. what is your prediction for 2021? >> i am in that camp. i am mildly bullish. i don't think you find the fed and as long as the fed is telling you to invest in the stock's and it doesn't look like the fed will change their outlook sent, the differences you won't see such a narrow group of leadership, you know just tech stock in online stocks leading everything going forward. i think you will see sector rotation, but i think you'll still see money going into the markets. russell small-cap index was up at couple percentage a couple months ago because you are starting to see money stay in the market because of the fed policy low interest rate and a global recovery, but you are starting to see sector rotation it appears. stuart: you aren't worried it's a bit like 1999? >> no, i'm not because i don't think we have something like