luke had a heart for. i have never in my life been as excited as i was to have a colleague like luke. years and years ago, i said luke, if ralph abraham steps down you have to run. there are a lot of people up here who are good. luke would have been great. you look at this place and watch the network tv, the news and you wonder why in the world anyone, anyone would want to come do this. you have to question people's sanity how dysfunctional and how divisive this place is. one of the speakers hit it on the head when they said luke is exactly what we need. he is exactly what we need here. luke is a workhorse, not a showhorse. he doesn't care about your race or ethnicity or your political party. what he cares about is doing things right. luke's dream was to find a good life partner and knowing him when he was a little younger, many of us thought that was a lofty goal for luke. but man, he nailed it. julia, his life partner, his spouse, his wife, is just amazing and luke was just so excited and so giddy about that relationship. luke's dream was to be a good son. and he is. he's a great son and great brother and before i

luke lloyd. luke, let me start with you, today we're seeing a lot of action in the names the shorters love including kohl's. kohl's is erupting. this is interesting, activist group, professional investors with deep pockets making a move. remember last spring no one on all street would touch the stock. they hated brick-and-mortar. they said kohl's was going bankrupt. it is making a huge comeback. ironically, maybe not ironically, new names that investors bought may be ultimately winners. what are your thoughts? >> most of the reopening stocks are back to pre-covid level. so the easy money is made. these brick-and-mortar stocks are part of things we don't want any part. that is negative trend of going into stores. charles: lukestocks have made enormous moves. i know. i've been in a couple of them. how dumb is someone who bought kohl's last year wall street said to sell? you got brilliant people trying to buy this company now. >> absolutely. obviously these stocks have had 100, 200% runs right? the thing back then it was a big dead-cat bounce back then. we saw a bunch of these stocks thought the world was ending at that point. that is just not the case. we're seeing the economy open back up right now. we're seeing some sectors do better. the problem a lot of these valuations are higher than they were back before the pandemic. a lot of companies are not operating. cruise lines, retailers, all the reopening trades they're not making any money at this point and trading at higher valuation. for me i stick with the good secular trends like e-commerce right? charles: well, e-commerce will always be there, i think nicole for a moment. when you talk about outperformance, since september, november, these names, these

lloyd luke is our market guy of this particular moment and he joins us now. lloyd, sorry, luke lloyd. i'm sorry, lukey right. stuart: luke lloyd, he is a good man. all right. we have a number of market guys on this morning who are kind of worried about overall state of the market. deaths down. covid cases down. money being chucked. are you know the story. are you worried? >> i hear multiple reasons why the people worried about the market, biden $15 an hour minimum wage, increase in taxes. the big worry i hear that the market is big bubble like 2000. many companies are crushing their earnings and growing even faster than before the pandemic especially tech and health care. back in early 2,000s companies didn't have earnings. we have record levels of stimulus, more liquidity, more money supply in the economy. that money is looking for new home in the stock market. my biggest long term concern is inflation. stuart: well, if i have it is inflation, why? the gold going up more. we have lots of guys on the show, watch out for inflation, i have not seen gold to even to to 1850. it is waffling around 1840 th

the nominees are luke bryan, eric church, luke combs, thomas rhett, and chris stapleton. >> all righte. let's hope as the years progress we'll see more females in that category. i think it shows maybe the females put out better songs than we do. >> you know what i think is interesting, i love what you just said, kelsea, about how you had all the nominations and this is carly's first time, this is what i love about country music people, number one, you're so close, i think you're some of the nicest people on the planet in terms of supporting and cheering each other on. what is it like, though, when you read the category and you're in the same category but you like somebody else? aren't you still pulling for yourself sort of kind of? >> it is healthy competition, right? it is like of course you want to win, but if someone else wins you're not going to be heart broken because our a fan of them and a friend of them, so it is all good. >> but it is sure nice winning. >> kelsea ballerini and the brothers osborne, that's t.j. and john, if you will stay with us, we'll take a little break and

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luke bryan, lionel richie. welcome to all of you. great to have you back. luke, i hear you're coming off a big night. you were at the super bowl? >> we were there. we watched tom brady even further cement -- i already said he was the g.o.a.t. if anybody, you know, wants to say otherwise, they need to be removed from tv or radio or anything. >> strong statement there. but we all saw it last night. that's for sure. katy, congratulations on becoming a mom with orlando bloom, your daughter daisy came into the world back in august. from experience i know that being a mom changes literally everything you do. i'm curious has it changed how you judge? >> well, i mean like this season is all about love and the fact that all you need is love and i think, you know, as a new experience, a little bit of a loss of loss not being able to be with the people we love and, you know, i experienced a huge influx of love when my daughter came into our lives and so i was definitely able to give more love this season. >> oh. feeling the love all the way around. lionel. lionel. >> hello, darling. how are you? >> my fellow tuskegee. we got that in common. and so much more. okay. so last season you all had to wrap up remotely because of the pandemic. now y'all reunited and it feels so good to be back together on set? >> you know what -- ♪ >> i have to tell you we are not only reunited but it's on another level. i have to tell you. there is never a dull moment with this crew right here. i have to tell you, and what makes it so beautiful this time around is because we were virtual before, when we saw each other, when we actually got back together it was more of a love fest than we had the last time we were together. you know, it's really very special. this particular group is for me i have more fun with this, robin, than you ever could possibly imagine. these guys are absolutely off the chain. >> we can tell every time you guys join us on "gma." every episode of "american idol," how much fun you guys are ng let's take a look at a sneak peek at one of the auditions. ♪ you make me feel so alive ♪ ♪ you make me feel ♪ ♪ and you make me feel ♪ ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ ♪ woman ♪ ♪ mm, mm ♪ >> good. >> oh, my gosh. chills. we have chills. head to toe. oh, my gosh. >> lukeect. >> yeah, i mean with that particular contestant, i mean, you know, we get involved in their stories, their -- whatever got them to "american idol" and a lot of times their struggles in life gets us really, really emotional but this girl, this particular girl just, when she started singing i couldn't stop myself. i was just overcome with emotions and even, you know, ng all over amic just going to not believe what they're witnessing and that's the way we as judges feel when we're in the chair. we can't believe what we're seeing in front of us. >> oh, that is just so magnificent right there. so great to have you guys back on set but i know you're taking covid seriously still. a lot of precautions still in place, lionel, we have pictures that give people a flavor of the social distancing. what is up with those arms? >> well, when we first -- opposite, they scared us to death doing the greatest job to keep us safe but i came extra prepared. so when i -- when i came in and they said, yo

luke broadwater, and former congressional aide for democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee, who's also quoted in that article. luke, i wonder if you could -- i think this is the most important story in the paper today. if you can just take me through the arc of your reporting. >> well, sure. since the violent attack on the capitol, more than a month ago, we've been doing a lot of reporting into the the impact o lawmakers, on capitol police. but some of the people that have been somewhat overlooked in this process have been the congressional aides. and just like the reporters were on capitol hill that day, just like the police, just like the lawmakers, the congressional aides who were on capitol hill that day went through a lot. and i thought it was important that we tell their stories. so once i found out that jabir and mike and remington were willing to tell their stories on the record, i was happy to interview them. so what we're hearing is the long lasting effects of this attack on the capitol, how it affected people mentally, how it affected people physically, but also, from the perspective of black congressional aides, how the racist imagery of that day, the imagery of white supremacy really hit home in a way that is really, really terrible and really heartbreaking. >> jabir, i want to read some of your quotes in luke's. we've seen these things happen over and over and over again. i don't think we were blinded that people who were domestic terrorists would say oh, it's the capitol. we'll stop there. it makes the trauma worse, another one of your colleagues said because as you're walking around, you don't know who could have been involved with what. how did the acquittal and the trial and seeing all of the violence played out all week affect you? >> it's extremely traumatic. i'm speaking not just for myself, but my peers and those who were on the capitol grounds, the complex during that day. it's traumatic because there is not justice for the lead instigator and the insurrection, and it was also traumatic ubecause senate members who voted to make sure that trump did not get convicted, that's traumatic as well. and we have to cross these grounds, interacting with these numbers, interacting with staff. it's tough. >> jabir, luke has also reported on a half dozen republican members who have ties to white

luke warm. remember, this what is the republicans were pushing for initially but the democrats said no, we're going to go ahead and have a trial. democrats are lukearm. they would prefer the president to be convicted and -- here's the peril. some democrat lawyers warn it could backfire. if taken to court it could give donald trump a rallying cry to run again if they challenged him in court. .ainsley: trey gowdy was saying if you're going to use the political rhetoric, have you to do it both ways. it was asked if they would use maxine waters video, many look at as inciting violence as well. i've been looking at a lot of video. >> chuck schumer, john roberts, kavanaugh, you're going to ignite the whirl wind. there's so much rhetoric that happened on both sides since then. it's a slippery slope. you're going to have the next candidate for president maybe come out with the same language and someone is going to misinterpret his speech, take action. are you going to charge this would-be candidate. it is impossible act to follow. >> it starts today. you'll see a lot of it right here on fox. ainsley: let's hand it over to jillian. she has headlines for u

luke. the resurgence was felt yesterday. the game retailer extending gains after jumping 19% yesterday. gamestop board member issued a cryptic tweet of a mcdonald's ice cream cone and frog emoji. what was that about. luke, how long does the roller coaster last? what do you say when you see a stock double in one session, up 50 of% in another session and up another 15% this morning? >> maria, i can't go a day without somebody texting me, asking me about gamestop. all eyes are on it. when all eyes are on a stock you get a lot of fomo. this is round two. people are going to chase the stock. the only difference is the brokers supposedly aren't restricting access this time. we could see more insanity. restrictions last time killed the momentum. it's the same story this time around. people who buy high and chase will get crushed again. should the stock be trading this high? absolutely not. what i'm surprised about is why the management team of gamestop hasn't risen capital through a stock offering. i have a feeling that will be the next momentum killer. they have a failing business model. they're knee deep in debt. this is the last possible saving grace. you don't want to be in the stock when it happens. you're only the sucker if you can't find somebody willing to pay a higher price. me, i would rather play back jack. maria: it feels like casino when you look at the stock particularly. lindsey, let's talk the macro story. we're waiting on the stimulus deal to get passed. the house is set to pass president biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief package later today. 9% of it is covid. what inflation fears do you have if congress passes this package, totaling the amount of money thrown at the economy in a year at $5.3 trillion, lindsey. >> as we talked about before, 10 months into the crisis, at this point the government needs to focus on longer term reopening plans as opposed to how to spend more government dollars. at the least, i would like to see a much smaller, more targeted in nature and removing any of the non-covid related items, particularly that increase in the minimum wage to $15 an hour many even with that provision removed, we're still talking about massive inflationary implications coming down the line. it won't be in the near term. as the economy struggles to recover and the consumer struggles to gain legs. but longer term, what we're talking about, trillions upon trillions already spent, this massive expansion of the money slide will lead to much higher inflation eroding the average american's purchasing power and more broadly the economy's potential for longer run economic prosperity. maria: look at this comment from cornerstone macro. they said the ecb, european central bank may need to add more stimulus if the surge in yields hurts growth. are we going to start seeing central bankers respond to the move in interest rates by adding even more money, even more stimulus to the economies? this is something to watch. if the central banks are going to start responding to the markets. >> well, we've already seen that. it really is a race to the bottom and basically every major developed economy continues to pile on additional stimulus to try to boost the economy, to try to support the currency at a lower level on a relative basis to our counterparts but we have already been seeing this. central banks are looking a at what the market is doing and propping up, adding the additional combination and in the short term it could arguably be needed. longer term, the inflationary inmri cases are mass -- implications are massive and this will have lasting consequences for the economy going forward. maria: all right. and we also should point out the three-year yield was also one of the markets to watch, it was up 9 basis points yesterday on the three-year yield as well as the 10-year is another market to look at. mike murphy, lukeyou so much. much more ahead. coming up, texas attorney general ken paxton is here to discuss his legal victory against the biden administration's deportation freeze and the executive orders on immigration. next hour, former nyc chairman and ceo dick grasso talking about the gamestop trading frenzy. and new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis is here, breaking down the scandals in new york, a probe she said is coming for governor cuomo. joining the conversation all morning long, jackie deangeles and brian brenberg. we'll get back to this fantastic panel when we come back, "mornings with maria" live on fox business. sfx: [sounds of everyday life events, seen and heard in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex planes and vehicles engines] ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of children laughing and running, life moving forward] maria: welcome back. election integrity, georgia's state senate has passed legislation this week requiring voters to submit a driver's license number, state id card, or a photo

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