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liz? liz: peter, thank you very much.he trump rally obviously showing some muscle for s&p and nasdaq. take a look, we do have nasdaq at the moment in record territory. as we look at numbers, the dow falling back by seven points. we wonder how long does this last? he's one of the few people in the entire financial world to correctly call donald trump winning the election, even before the primaries were over. there is the really neat trick. what does the future hold for u.s. markets and the economy now that donald trump is in the white house? in his first broadcast interview in the new year, one of the most followed voices on wall street and main street, joins us in a fox business exclusive, billionaire bond king and founder and ceo jeffrey gundlach. who by the way amassed more than $100 billion in assets over just seven years. thank you so much for joining us. okay, you made the donald trump prediction perfectly. well before anybody. >> it was before the primaries began actually. liz: before it even began? >> yeah. liz: wh

liz claman, over to you. liz: trish you know what? we may have witnessed the very best example of how donald trump will be one of the most pro-business presidents u.s. has ever seen. he let it play out in front of your eyes by walking these two ceos into the trump tower lobby. jack ma, with alibaba with his 370 million active users who constantly buy stuff from him. and lvh's bernard arnault, vivendi, louis vuitton. wait until you hear what jack ma sells on his site to make in the usa. mark fields of ford. did trump beat up on true red, white blue, ford a week afford abandoned plans to open as assembly line in mexico. we would ask mark fields what would henry ford think of trump's twitter shaming the auto industry. you have to hear what he said. it is important. we're still on dow 20,000 watch. nasdaq is grabbing headlines in the final hour. tech and health care driving nasdaq to another record high. will we see three in a row with the nasdaq. less than an hour until the closing bell. start the "countdown." ♪ liz: how long am i destin

liz, to you. liz: i saw kohl's stock, what a day. nothing short of fabulous at consumer electronics show. this is more intensely covered than the olympics "viva las vegas." 2017 consumer electronics show where we see heartbeat of tech and innovation and so much more. it is an incredible day right here where we expect to he see 177,000 people stream through these doors to see everything that matters. it is absolutely huge business day right now. we can actually begin to tell you just exactly what is going on. markets are actually mixed. look all of what is going on, we have a big story out of washington, d.c. we know certainly that we have keeping an eye what is going on there. there is tech heaven and tech hell. a breaking story about facebook. we're talking about that, we saw live streaming attack. that is a very ugly thing. we're off earlier highs. right now as i said we do have a mixed picture. so as we look at all that is going on here live from the consumer electronics show, we have barry diller's immediate genius, really at the

liz claman into the final hour of trading. liz over to you. liz: i'm still waiting, ashley. hello, 2017. on floor of new york stock exchange. the market lost its earlr mojo. 2017 actually came in firing on all cylinders. what is that eight cylinders, that is the big one. charging higher by 176 points, shoving dow to nice peak what you could actually see, dow 20,000. that engine is sputtering. dow chopped off 100 point in gains. we're off 47 points. russell barely higher by two. s&p up 10. back to business in the nation's capitol. 241 republicansnd 194 democrats are supposed to tackle top issues that are out there to you guys. guess what? house republicans made a sneak attack. a controversial move without debate. donald trump is not happy about it. we'll get scoop from peter barnes at russell rotunda at the center of the action. the president-elect is in new york after ringing new year in florida, going on a twitter tirade more than just house republicans. he is on a rampage against general motors have other business leaders ducking for cover. jeff flock whether his attack on

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liz claman over to you. liz: trish we have an ugly market. the worst in 2017, folks in about 14 minutes president trump is expect today sign yet another executive order that involves a whole group of stocks you may own. whether he get that to you in just a second when it happens but we are going to get you through what could be a very rocky final hour of trade. take a look t the dow jones industrial. as you see right now it's down 132. another triple-digit dive for the second day in a row. the biggest selloff of the year so far. poor earnings report but also jitters about the biggest to have big about to report after the bell. look, let's talk about under arm or getting killed, no less than seven price targets and other cuts from all brokerages. apple wavering ahead of its earnings. how many iphones did it sell in the quarter, we will tell you the number apple needs to hit. is the rocky roll of president, fair question. breaking news, he just wrapped up with security guys, hopely wrap around cyber capabilities. we are going to bring that to y

liz, back to you. liz: some of it up the street.ill cope coming back for weekends in manhattan. reporter: absolutely. who wouldn't? liz: exactly. adam shapiro, thank you very much much i will see what i can do about getting awe ticket. reporter: thank you. liz: just kidding. i have no clout whatsoever. >>> there is a legitimate question about the parade route, could there be an attempt to block it? hundreds of thousands who will descend on tv to watch the spectacle, may have protesters among them. same unrelenting backlash that caused broadway star jennifer holiday to pull out of the planned performance after receiving a tidal wave criticism from the african-american communities and lgbt communities. remember zoe saldana, that trump won because hollywood were arrogant bullies. nicole kidman said in a democracy it is simple, support e american president. now this, 30 democratic congressman announced they will skip trump's inauguration in light of president-elect's comments from georgia congressman, john lewis who said donald trump's

thank you, liz. liz: sure. donald trump retaliating against john lewis saying perhaps lewis should focus on fixing the district that he covers atlanta, georgia. says quote congressman john lewis should focus on the criminal infested inner cities in the u.s. i can use all the help i can get. so is trump right? let's take a closer look at lewis' district. he has served it since 1987. even though it's home to coca-cola, look at the median income. below the national income of all of a. about one in six families are in poverty. unemployment is about double the rest of the country at 8.2%. and atlanta landed in the top 20 cities in the nation for violent crime. number 14, according to the fbi. let's take this to the political panel. gop strategist and democrat strategist danielle. first to you. everyone agrees he is a civil rights hero but these statistics are pretty disappointing; right? >> well, this is the problem with democratic policies over the last several decades. they've been a lot of talk, a lot of hyperbol

liz: you should never cross them? you should never make them angry because they have politicized things, and they will come whack you of something or accuse you of something? i think you have to look at that. let's, everybody needs to take a deep breath, everybody needs to show some discretion and discern a discernment and act like adults and not jump at every little thing that comes at them simply because they don't like somebody, that is the kind of activity you stop your children from doing when they are in third grade. liz: let's get back to what the press conference was supposed to be about. about president-elect trump giving control of his business empire to his two sons. and a close adviser to avoid conflicts of interest, trump is still keeping his ownership stake, media not liking that. what rockefeller went through when he was selected as vice president, trump is doing what many in media, analyst said he should be, media is not happy. politico going with this headline, trump refuses to drop business ties, whi

liz: okay. >> thank you. liz: thank you, fred.ome back soon. >>> coming up, remember this scene, the owner of this limo destroyed at the inauguration. just happened just days ago. he's with us to tell us his story. but first, this is a surprise. remember this story, chelsea manning, the soldier who leaked u.s. secrets? he's now blasting president obama just a week after president obama pardoned him. chelsea manning now saying in a new editorial opinion piece be that president obama was weak and he lacked leadership. my next guest pleaded with president obama to pardon her son who's in jail for doing far less. her story next. ♪ ♪ eous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your favorite? (laughter) come home with me! trade up to the silverado 2500hd all star edition and get an average total value over $11,000 when you find your tag. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. liz: we've got breaking news. hundr

liz: j.p.ria bartiromo about donald trump saying he will be good for the economy. >> did you watch the results, what were you thinking on november 9? your reaction? >> i did watch the results, i was up almost all night, i was surprised. but i can' i went sleep, woke up, went to work, and thin thinking maybe this is going to be good for the economy. liz: you don't want to miss on only on fox business. up next trump's border wall could cost billions of dollars before mexico pays us back, we have a massachusetts sheriff, he suggests using prison inmates to build it, no other project would have as much of a positive impact on the inmates and cur country. sheriff, make your case. >> this is an opportunity for inmates from the country to be dispatched to the wall, where we will be able to save taxpayers millions of dollars in building it but giving inmates a chance to do something for america, and learn a skill, and prepare themselves for reentry as they look for their own jobs. up only century. liz:

liz?iz: you also heard him say about 19 minutes ago, this jumped out at me, he said we should have given ukraine weapons after russia moved in to snatch crimea. that is pretty stunning. it sort of turns upside down what you would think rex tillerson would think. thank you, peter. show you a picture has a lot of people questioning what is going on here. his words have been very strong against russia. speaking of strong words, the pharmaceutical stocks need a little cpr. drugmakers and biotechs plummeted just as president-elect donald trump said, quote, pharmaceuticals are getting away with murder. let's get to the new york stock exchange. lori, when i heard him say that, that is pretty amazing too because he said they're charging the government, that is you and me, every taxpayer too much for drugs. >> i'll tell you, liz, as soon as he said that, and also mentioned the f-35 defense project, lockheed martin, snapped up the industries right away, drugs, biotech and defense. no surprise, leadi

liz: thank you for your time. the president-elect calming out the media saying there are more phoney polls after the media reported a drop in his approval rating. we have the details after this. don't go away. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. legal help is here. (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to

liz. make in great again, lee greenwood performed god bless the usa earlier. elect tried the crowd, stretchinstretching into the th. quite a moment to watch. 3 doors down is playing right now, toby keith is coming up, we'll bring that to you, president-elect will speak, we'll bring you president-elect trump's when he speaks. liz: let's take you to what is going on right now, three doors down. right now. later tonight there will be fireworks from the world famous fireworks company. tonight also new york city mary bill de blasio. and michael moore, and baldwin will join thousands in a protest here in new york outside of trump tower. reporter: thousands of people are expected to be here at 6:00, between 6 and 8 p.m. for a ray front of trump international hotel and tower in middle of manhattan. stage is set for people like mayor big de blasio. that is interesting with the mayor, he has been pushing for this rally. called we stand united. they want to sustained a message while president-elect t

liz, over to you. liz: breaking news, remember at this time yesterday, trish, i told 3u 1 democrats were refusing to attend the inauguration, that number has just increased in this hour. now it stands at 54. 54. you got to stay tuned. because this number is constantly changing and causing waves. the markets entrenched in red at this hour. stocks are caught up in this game of where's waldo when it comes to future policy being made by a new breed of leader, modeled on donald trump. here's one of these new sheriffs in town. the uk's theresa may taking a page out of donald trump's book. are we seeing a new generation of leaders who said unapologetically i want it all and playing for one team, the home team. the new way of doing business is moving markets, you need to know how to anticipate it also your portfolio doesn't implode. we'll tell you. >>> donald trump's cabinet pix entering the lion's den, congressman ryan zinke of montana taking center stage on capitol hill as he seeks to become next secretary o

liz: yeah, and games as well. >> yeah. liz: let's switch gears.have hollywood pushing their opinion again. there is going to be a protest in hollywood on inauguration weekend. we have cher, katy perry, amy schumer. it's fine. free speech. no problem with that. but we have tom slew, he made a funny public service announcement. he's tired about all the public service announcements. do you remember not to vote for trump and change the electoral college vote? watch what tom put together. >> dear celebrities. >> dear celebrities. >> dear celebrities. >> stop. >> stop. >> stop making these videos. >> no one asked you to make them. >> no one. >> and very few people seem to like them. yet you keep making them. >> and most importantly. >> they don't seem to help. >> whether we agree with you or not. >> or not. >> or not. >> your videos don't change our minds. >> in fact, they make us want to do the opposite of what you say. >> so for your own sake and ours, stop. >> stop. >> stop. >> stop. >> stop. signed, everybody in the entire world. liz: everybody in t

liz, over to you. liz: trish, i'll take it. at any moment, president trump is expected to leave for the pentagon. listen, he's been wrapping up a hectic first full week by meeting with the joint chiefs of staff. he will attend the swearing in, this is important right in this final hour, of course, of defense secretary general james mattis. wait until you see what defense stocks are doing in advance of that. the white house rolling out the welcome mat for british prime minister theresa may. she and the president did just wrap up, we're hearing, a working lunch. of course, it was his first meeting with a foreign leader and following a news conference where it appeared that she put words in his mouth about nato, and he didn't disagree. we also have trump working the phones. in a surprise revelation, he and mexico's president chew the fat over the land lines for a full hour. russia's president vladimir putin gets on the horn with him tomorrow. do these three priorities -- mexico, russia and the u.k., put euro land out in a bit of a

with the latest. >> hi there, liz:. here at 5:00, they're doing work at the oval office and i noticed the marine come out, which means the president is inside the west wing. right now, at least potentially wrapping up. on the docket here, top congressional leaders meeting with the president. the topic, we are told, is the upcoming supreme court pick. now, sources tell fox, that the president, who initially put out a list of about 20 or 21 during the campaign, potential nominees, is down to three. and the president said himself, earlier today, that he will make his decision this week at some point, and announce it next week. earlier this afternoon, as well, the president met with his cia director. that, of course, being mike pompeo. mr. pompeo was sworn in last night to lead the nation's spy agency. this morning, there were five executive orders signed by the president. although there were five, all of these surrounded really two things, the keystone xl and the dakota access pipeline, these five executive orders essentia

liz: sure.ow we've got media outlets firing back at president trump's refugee halt and the immigration ban. the reporting of his executive order is, in fact, a muslim ban. saying it's not. my next guest agrees that it's not. she says this is more media fear mongering. she's the founder of the muslim reform movement. she's author, she's speaking out. don't go away. back in two. what if technology gave us the power to turn this enemy into an ally? microsoft and its partners are using smart traps to capture mosquitoes and sequence their dna to fight disease. there are over 100 million pieces of dna in every sample. with the microsoft cloud, we can analyze the data faster than ever before. if we can detect new viruses before they spread, we may someday prevent outbreaks before they begin. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take

liz: dr. paul looking back to some of the promises made about obamacare, like your reaction to it let's roll tame. >> affordable. >> affordable, there is a reason. affordable. affordable. affordable. affordable. >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. >> we have to pass the bill so you can find out what is in it away from the fog of the controversy. >> if you like your healthy care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan. period. liz: against this was basically a bill that the democrats passed with no bipartisan deal, it affected all of us in the most intimate of ways and now nancy pelosi writing to members, in a dear colleague letter saying that afor ablarkansasthe affordable care act has done successful. who is right? >> you know, what you played there demonstrates why people are so upset with government. i don't think those who defend obamacare, anywhere close to being right. i think it is just, you know you wonder about do they lie on purpose

liz. liz: okay, peter barnes, thank you very much.ooking at the clock here. 37 minutes before the closing bell rings. the dow is charging ahead. we are in record territory. we are about to see a record close for the nasdaq and the s&p. coming up, we need to tell you that the president is right now holding court with senate leadership on both sides of the aisle, both sides of the aisle in the meeting here, what are they talking about? the supreme court nominee. the president could make comments about that meeting, we are going to bring it to you as quickly as we can. stay tune, we are coming right back, much more, countdown at the closing bell coming right back in just a minute ♪ liz: live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. i've been just talking to traders who say, you know what? this is a fascinating move at the moment for the s&p. we are above the all-time record close. here is a stat that i know, if you're drying and listening on xm 113, please do not drive off the new jersey turnpike. i stole that line from tom. don't

liz: a trader ran by me, 30 minutes, liz. 30 minutes before we get this rip this off.ow 20,000. 20,059, to be exact. you have to close there. who knows what might happen. let me give you context, real sort of feel for what's propelling this. we have dozens of companies, maybe you own some of these are hitting all-time highs right now. google front and center. google has been on a tear, looking beautiful, really performing wonderfully. we have adobe, mastercard, visa, inches taught. some -- intuit. some of the other top movers. we've seen it first intraday. we came less than a point on january 6th, but never quite got there. as he promised on twitter last night president donald trump worked todayn matters of national security. he announced the building blocks of his plan to create that wall he promised along the u.s.-mexico border. a long-time campaign pledge. relationship with mexico, one of our biggest trading partners, everyone, certainly a lot of ceos are on the edge of their seats watching there. as donald trump announced he will renegotiate nafta, a pact in existe

liz: true. >> that is where we could trip up an see a selloff, liz. liz: dow 20,000 such a flirt. we're 15 points away. we were 10 and one point. here we have hundreds of publicly-traded companies gravitating around our screen, same one you see, to watch this develop, both stories of course, keeping with the markets at moment, i've been able to grab iheartradio and chairman bob pittman much i heart media. bob, you've been in the business world -- >> too many years. liz: too many years. we could hit, listen the oxygen is so thin up here perhaps, or not, what do you think of dow 20,000 what it means to business leaders like you? >> what it means is means confidence. for us we're in the advertising business. a lot of that is psychology. if you feel like the business is great, this is my year to go forward and spend marketing money and we're going to grow. there is a sense that president-elect donald trump will understand infrastructure and understand how businesses work and make sure government doesn't get in the way. obviously need regulation and certain oversight, et cetera. but un

liz: sure. now this.video posted to instagram of a dallas teacher seen firing a water gun at president trump screaming "die" students get in trouble for far less than that. even bringing a water gun to school. but first our interview was a muslim small business. his limo was set on fire by rioters on inauguration day. we have that story after this. >> you feel like thinking feeling. when i saw my limo being damaged and was put on flame, that feels like i was having a really bad feeling about that. my kids were really affected. i remember my daughter 9-year-old hanna came to hug me at least three to four times, and she said papa, it's going to be okay. i know you're my financial advisor, but are you gonna bring up that stock again? well you need to think about selling some of it. my dad gave me those shares, you know? he ran that company. i get it. but you know i think you own too much. gotta manage your risk. and you've gotta switch to decaf. an honest opinion, even if you disagree. with 14,000 financial

liz: i do not.fcc, those types of proposals are, and organizations are the ones that deal with this and look at it strictly from a competitive for consumer issue. >> i can't remember the last time a ceo was involved -- liz: a president? >> a president involved with ceos at this granular level on deals. we're in uncharted territory. not saying it's bad. it raises some interesting ethical decisions. by the way jeff sessions as we pointed out the other day said you're not supposed to be making decisions on antitrust based on whether you hate cnn or not. it has to be more broader -- i bet you stephenson brought that up in very nice way. here is -- liz: what your guy thinks. charlie, thank you very much. both stocks moving higher on we didn't talk about the merger news. 27 minutes before the closing bell rings. we have more than cut in half the losses today for the dow. had been down 183. now down 64. a "alexa," how many jobs does it take to appease president-elect trump? why amazon is going on a massive

liz: looks like that effort is being blocked. there is confusion over president obama's policies, there is a push by democrats to stall his agenda. this as senate democrats force a delay in confirming president trump's nominees for health and human services and treasury. the end game to get tax cups for everybody and obama care reform. the trump voters sent trump to washington, d.c. to fix it and the democrats stopping him for now. the homeland security press secretary is about to give a briefing on capitol hill. it could be about foreign spies hacking into our system. there mr. kelly is flatly denying media reports that he was in the dark about president obama's travel halt. so this, democrats are intensifying their opposition to the president's executive order to temporarily halt immigration from 7 countries the obama administration already deemed hotpots for terror back in 2015. democrats now delaying the confirmation of the president's most important cabinet pick. they are not showing up to vote. democrats boycotting votes fo

i'll send it back to you, liz. liz: great work done there. president trump reacted to the dow's new record. now since victory america's biggest come any have announced billion dollar investments and thousands of jobs in the united states. but remember when president trump said the jobs were not coming back and he criticized and mocked trump's plan. >> for those folks who lost their job right now because a plant went down to mexico. some of those jobs of the past are just not going to come back. when somebody says like the person you just mentioned who i'm not going to advertise for, that he's going to bring all these jobs back, how is he going to do that? what are you going to do? there is no answer to it. he just says, i'm going to negotiate a better deal. how exactly are you going to negotiate that? what magic wand do you have, and usually the answer is he doesn't have an answer. liz: he had an answer, lifting the blanket of regulation so companies will invest here again. it's been a sahara denon-investment. democrat worker unions are even

liz: okay.losing bell, seven minutes away, as the dow toys in and out of negative territory for 2017. investors look for clues, precisely what charlie just talked about. what a trump presidency means for their moolah. new oak's jim frischling with three things he says you have got to focus on financially this year. we're coming right back. the dow is down 23. ♪ liz: i want to say this, when you see red on the screen, dow, nasdaq, s&p, russell, you see green with gold, that means investors on the back heels, a little concerned. yahoo! reporting earnings after the bell. yahoo! up a percent. sec investigating why yahoo! took so long to report massive hacks a couple years ago they put out in september. >>> let's get back to the investor a little confused trying to figure out what president trump's policies mean for the markets, you see a lot of green on the screen. it is up 11 bucks. new k capital's jim frischling on moves you need to make now. three things you want our viewer investors to look at a

liz: so long as there is remorse? i think they should throw the book at them, if they express remorse i get it. >> the book is 30 years. liz: i hear. >> they are 18, they are 48 when they come home. i understand what you say, 100%, i don't condone it. but i would say, we also have to look at every part of this. which includes background of the individuals involved, that is why we have boot camp and probation, and you know different services in the court, so we can kateer t cater to the needs. >>,. liz: well, brunell i'm going to beat you and say god bless you brunell. >> god bless you and god bless america. liz: the final charges as we reported, but there is still outrage on internet, people demand an official oapology. >> we're still investigating it. if we -- the facts guide us in that direct, then we'll charge them appropriately. >> kids make stupe i'd stupid. -- i should not call them kids they are adults but they are young adults and make stupid decisions. liz: police say it was never a doubt that it was a hate c

liz: how much are you spending on it? >> i honestly don't know yet. liz: why are you doing this?ick of the fake news out there? >> could you repeat that? liz: a lot of people your able don't read newspapers. are you worried about people getting fake news off social media? >> i'm worried about just it's tough for me to say that the actions taken against fake news whether they are good enough because who is to decide what is and is not kren sword. is -- is not censored. i'm worried about the accountability on it's you acceptable to spreading hear say. >> you don't print what's not true. that's a basic standard in journalistic ethics. are you worried about that? >> i wouldn't say worried. i have some faith that people will come back around to more trusted news sources. but i think my personal take on it is it should come about naturally and people should decide for themselves if something sounds fake or not. liz: we have some people buying newspapers to exert their influence. how do you plan to exert any influence on the newspaper you just bought? >> i plan on avoiding it like the p

liz claman down at nyse. forgive me, you're at nasdaq, right? liz: no, i'm on wall street. from wall street day to "wall street week." we have some breaking news happening right now in washington, d.c. the house, look at this right now, they are debating the waiver for defense secretary nominee general james mathis. -- mattis. they will vote on it at this hour. this is happening at same time the first steps of the obamacare repeal process. folks, it is not a sure thing at this hour. don't move, we've got our eye and our cameras on the house floor. you need to stay right here. you know what? "freaky friday" the 13th on wall street an new york stock exchange. markets can not decide which number will win in the next 59 minutes. is it unluckily 13 or dow 20,000. the dow jumping right out of the gate to the upside. in fact big bank earnings came out. they looked really good on balance. the dow came within 48 point of that magical dow 20,000 number but what happened? we're down 11 now. we had been 42. there is a comeback in specific names. i will tell you about that. tell you wha

liz: thank you cheryl. sheriff of broward county can and governor to can't out momentary -- to come out momentarily in a pris conference. a witness spoke to fox news shepard smith during a scare involving a officially second shooter, but that was a false report. >> been reports that shots fired. they are locking us down again. they think that someone is in the garage, right now they just said -- they told everyone to get on the floor. michelle get down. >>> with more security export, former dc police detective, rod wheeler. given these evens right now, this attack, are you satisfied with airport security in the united states? >> well, you know we can always learn from each and every situation, that occurs. but i can tell you that the police response was pretty good, they locked down every terminal when they first got original call of shots fired. what is important in criminal investigation, like there are three things. who, we know who, we know it was a one guy, estaban santiago. where? we know where it hap

liz speaks to senator mike rounds next on "countdown." liz: breaking news.e future first family just taken its position at arlington national cemetery. the final resting place for some 400,000 fallen heroes. donald trump, the president-elect, along with mike pence, the vice president, will be watching as they place this wreath. they will participate in that. then there will be playing of taps. i'm joined by tom bayer who produced many inauguration, one of the biggest for bill clinton. talk about this event as we lead up to it. >> the tomb of the unknowns is traditionally the first stop of the president-elect. all of them go there and they put the wreath at tomb. at that point he goes to blair house where there are inaugural events. liz: first lady to be, medical lynn yaw trump, escorted by military members. the unknown soldier is a soldier who died without remains being identified. if you have ever been to arlington national cemetery to see this event, i've been on memorial day, it is humbling. it is chill-inducing and one of the most important things americ

>> any time, thank liz. at the center of the unverified buzzfeed report is speaking out. he wants buzzfeed to apologize. we're going to play you his comments next. >>> an attorney who says buzzfeed could be in deep legal trouble, they could get sued for going with the tenuous anti-trump document. that's after this. back in two. >> that michael cohen of the trump organization was in prague, it turned out to be a different michael cohen. it's a disgrace what took place, and i think they ought to apologize to start with. when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. afoot and light-

liz: defying.nd they have 75,000 workers in the u.s. >> and a plant-- >> another part of con prontation week. and mr. trump is making headlines on health insurance. "the washington post," trump vows insurance for everybody in obamacare replacement plan washington post as of right now. joining us, grace marie turner. how is he going to pay for insurance for everyone. >> there's not a lot of daylight between what he has said and speaker ryan has said. everyone will be able to get health insurance, but that does not mean that the federal government will mandate it. we've learned from obamacare what that means. it brings of tens of thousands of pages of washington rules and regulations. universal access to care, absolutely, we can do that and make sure that people at the lower end have help purchasing. those have been republican points all along. stuart: you can get rid of the mandate and the insurance companies can offer whatever they like across state lines. >> it involves giving the states more auth

liz? liz: maybe we put that up as a banner, that donald trump is expecting to institute a 20% tax on all incoming products from mexico. let just be very clear. that makes products that americans like to buy cheaply more expensive. for every action, there may be opposite and equal reaction. we're hearing preamble in advance of theresa may and her speech, quickly before then, let me bring in john stossel. so glad you're here. you as libertarian you had written an op-ed. donald trump made a lot of promises. i do hope he doesn't keep some of them. john, he is keeping a lot of campaign promises. >> unfortunately like that one. 20% isn't as bad as 35% he talked about but it is awful. not just that it's 20% tax on american consumers. it's a 20% tax on businesses that make things using imported products which is just about every business. so much of what donald trump is doing is great. wilbur ross is crony capitalist and admirers five-year plans but tariffs are awful. liz: what about making things

liz: yes. ashley: yes. stuart: good. ashley webster is here and liz macdonald.ot to mention mike murphy. why is the market down jack howe? >> at barron's we had a conference and asking them what would happen with the stock market. everyone thought the earnings growth would look good and a return, maybe even double digit earnings groewth. no one-- it's a little high, the market prices flattish while earnings grow. stuart: no stopping netflix, $135 per share, maybe it's because i just opened a netflix account. >> people have been talking on. stuart: you know what i've been bingeing? >> the crown. stuart: i can't have enough of it. i'm 10 episodes through already. liz: ten? >> now this, the trump effect, i guess you could say. german drug maker bayer, could investigate billions in america only if the monsanto deal, which is a huge deal, goes through. bayer is down a bit this morning. now, here is the real trump effect. general motors and hyundai investing billions in the u.s. and wal-mart adding thousands of jobs. ashley: so much stuff, gomes planning to invest a b

liz: or politicians.t: are we going to do the same with bridges if they're privately financed? are we going to do that? >> there's something called land value capture, if you look at high speed rail project between houston and dallas, they're going to be financed privately, but largely by real estate development in downtown dallas and downtown houston. and the appreciation of the land around those downtown centers, which, by the way, stuart, is going to revitalize downtown dallas and downtown houston. there's a huge opportunity. ig of it. if you go to a metro station in singapore you'll see 43, 50 stores and they pay for the ongoing operating costs for the facility. so the public sector, your taxes don't have to pay for those facilities. stuart: last time you were on the show, i think you told me that there were, what, 60 or 70, you didn't use the expression shovel ready, but you did say that there were 60 or 70 projects ready to go, that would start at a moment's notice, is that accurate? >> i think that

liz: yeah. stuart: you do. liz: yeah. we asked the question around the production company and nobody touched it for years. >> there used to be ebay addicts and and they took paypal, but a good growing business, but nothing like the luster. a good holiday season. stuart: up 5%. let's talk about snapchat for those of you who don't know what it is. i do. it's in talks for a big ad deal, several big ad deals ahead of going public. they want 100 to $200 million from ad companies, that's what they want in advance of going public. are they going to be bigger than facebook? i mean, scott martin come into this. you're a young man and you know all about snapchat. is it going to be bigger than facebook? they want to be. >> formerly a young man, stuart. and funny thing about snapchat. keep your eyes peeled. everybody is using snapchat. and a couple years ago facebook was trying to get snapchat and google and they didn't take the deal. remember, this is a social media stock, not as strong as facebook so as good as snapchat looks today

liz, back to you. liz: all right, kevin. as you get back, you have your work cut out for you. thank you so much for joining us. leland: president barack obama's hawaiian vacation has given the outgoing leader a little time to reflect on his eight years in office. now he's taking a page out of donald trump's playbook and tweeting about it. this morning mr. obama tweeted out: it's been the privilege of my life to serve as your president. i look forward to standing with you as a citizen. happy new year, everybody. here to weigh in on the president's legacy and what lies ahead for the president-elect, our fair and balanced political panel, antwan wright, ceo of blueprint strategies, ron meyer, politics. gentlemen, happy new year. nice to have you. >> happy new year, leland. >> happy new year. leland: the president tweeted out new year's greetings and went pretty specific on a couple of different issues. we'll start with obamacare. this from the president's twitter account: after decades of rising health care costs, has access to

has he tweeted, liz?iz: he tweeted first of all donald trump didn't divide the country, it was divide adlong time stated today by franklin graham. here is tweet by donald trump. getting ready to leave for washington, d.c., the journey begins and i will be working and fighting very hard to make it a great journey for the american people. i have no doubt we will together, in all capital letters he writes, make america great again. stuart: you don't need people like me to commentate on what is going on. listen to mr. trump's tweets. he will be tweeting all the way down to the washington, d.c. left-hand side of the screen, sean spicer, new mess secretary of mr. trump holding a press conference f there is real news from the press conference we'll certainly bring it to you. bottom of the screen the mnuchin hearing is underway. we have not yet heard from mr. mnuchin. we have charles hurt. charles, what i've seen so far, it doesn't look to me like a single one of mr. trump's nominees for the cabinet will be defea

that beat liz mccolgan‘s time, set in1992, record.ccolgan‘s time, set in 1992, as she reflected today, it adds to the british 1500 metre record that she set last year. having a name in the record books is very special, dame kelly holmes, liz mccolgan... big very special, dame kelly holmes, liz mccolgan. .. big names. very special, dame kelly holmes, liz mccolgan... big names. iam really honoured to be alongside where they were. i hope that i can get in a few more. an element of doubt had emerged about whether the time ran here last night would qualify as an official record, liz mccolgan congratulated her fellow scot, official record, liz mccolgan congratulated herfellow scot, but did query whether the official criteria had been met by the race, in terms of doping controls at the event and also the fact the other athletes in the race only ran 3000 metres. british athletics told bbc scotla nd metres. british athletics told bbc scotland today that subject to the normal checks, they expect the time to be confirmed. with that in the bag, t

liz, more meetings? liz: yeah.umka at 11:00 a.m., afl-cio head, and also lockheed martin ceo marilyn houston at noon. stuart: she has gone back? liz: gone back, interesting after trump said hey, wait a second, not liking job losses. stuart: cost of report of getting f-35 fighter plane. liz: get the costs down. stuart: bikers for trump, planning to ride to d.c. for the inauguration and go toe-to-toe with protesters. one of the bikers joins us in just a moment. linda bean, part of the l.l. bean family, she says she is being bullied by anti-trump liberals because she gave money to trump. joins us to defend herself later. vice president biden receiving a surprise medal of honor. president obama calls him the best vice president america has ever seen. more "varney" in a moment. >> stand up, chuck. let them see you. oh, god love you. what am i talking about. i tell you what, you're making everybody else stand up though, pal. [bleep]. unchain wall street. [booing] growing to put y'all back in chains. for their trust and c

liz, why are they selling? liz: because the stocks had a real nice pop.ouble digits. that is straight stock sales, $100 million, is $350 million in shares sold to cover option exercises. so the bank executives enjoying a a sweet run. goldman sanction, jpmorgan, morgan stanley right now. >> that is a sweet run and a 1/2. you're quite right. tom price may face pretty tough questions at his senate confirmation hearings. when the fireworks happen, you will hear about them, promise to take you there. stuart: >>> you won't believe what the woman running for chair of the dnc says her role will be if she is chosen to lead the party. ladies and gentlemen, get ready for, outrage. we will be back. ♪ stuart: president trump a man of action, so is defense secretary james mattis. he has gone straight to work on day one. emac, what did he do? liz: 31 strikes on isis in syria and iraq. 22 were in syria. in robing car, they went after two bomb factories destroyed them. tunnels in raqqa, destroyed them. tactical units, destroyed. attack bombers, fighters and drones were us

liz: that's right.hat comes at a time when apple was severely criticized for not helping out and tracking the san bernardino terrorists basically using a work iphone and the local government in california said, yes, you can go into the iphone. here is the other thing going on, the new york times was looking at perks and subsidies given to foxconn apple's biggest factory and new york times ran that story and now the app has been removed. apple is criticized by places like washington post, what about the timing of this. you're basically doing a critical-- seeing a critical story about yourselves and the apple app is removed. stuart: apple caved to pressure from beijing to get rid of the new york times in china. liz: that's correct. they caved to censorship. stuart: they were quite prepared to keep the terrorist's iphone unlock, they wouldn't unlock it, they kept it locked and they're prepared to keep the times out of china. the judge is with me. what i just said. in california lawmakers hired eric holder

liz: how does this strike you. it strikes many that they are treating the people who have been murder as rounding errors. >> donald trump is a star. what's happening is you have all these people who are angry with

liz: they are going to have a plan.t a week before trump's inauguration. role this tape. >> do you think i crumbled? do you think i lay down and die? ♪ not i, i will survive ♪ as long as i know how to love i know i will stay alive ♪ >> i have all my life to live. >> all my love to give. >> i will survive. >> i will survive. >> i like that part. >> i will survive. stuart: that was matthew mcconaughey. ashley: they will survive in multibillion-dollar homes with multimillion dollar salaries, how tough it is for them. stuart: sarcasm is a low form of with. other celebrities will participate in a lovefest on facebook and they will march in protest during the inauguration. janine turner joins us, actress and radio host and too much of a stranger from "varney and company". where have you been? come on back. >> thank you, happy new year. stuart: you tell me, you are part of that world, why are so many celebrities so far out there on the left? >> i don't know. i really don't know. i think it is this -- i do know. for one thing y

liz: anytime. dr. phil rowe, republican congressman from tennessee. the closing bell five minutes away. it looks like the dow is stuck down 25. goldman sachs one of those stocks that came out with numbers today. listen, you could say it is holding the market a little stiff here. we have s&p and nasdaq moving higher. nasdaq coming right back. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to sere psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. inflam

liz: i agree. said you're wrong, he should say you're totally wrong so media pick up she is saying she is wrong. she barreledded ahead, well i don't agree with your answer. stuart: see tried to attack him on investmented he made in health care companies while a member of congress. ashley: insider trading. stuart: that's right. liz: they were disagreeing overpolicy as well. stuart: they were indeed. to me, it came across that dr. price knows more about this subject than does senator patty murray. that was my initial reaction to it. do we have chris stirewalt? we do. stirewalt. con on in please. i know you've been watching all of this. >> oh, yeah. stuart: did you watch that exchange there between senator patty murray an dr. tom price? i conclude that dr. price won the exchange. he came across as more knowledgeable on the subject they were addressing. what say you? >> well it doesn't matter because she is not going to vote for him no matter what. she is hearings as one of you guys just mentioned, he