congressman massie, thanks very much. >> thank you, charles.rles: ahead of tomorrow's big jobs report, we're seeing a lot of signs this economy is coming back. continuing claims ticked a little bit higher but well off the highs from two weeks ago. people say there is anxiety out there. we'll attack that later in the show. also later in the hour some are saying we're witnessing a bear market rally. i will explain to you what exactly that is and what the risks are. i have two of my favorite market analysts to help us with the answers. we'll be right back. charles: folks, for the first time in 10 weeks we had less than two million people apply for initial jobless claim benefits last week maybe in part because of the gradual reopening of this country. the number of people who are receiving aid though, consecutively, 21 1/2 million, now the peak was almost 25 million two weeks ago but, it didn't go down week over week. the question is, where is all of this coming from in where are we still seeing some problems? and what about these states that reope

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next an interview with massie mckinley whose descended this is 15 minutes >> mass mckinley were talking to you that the white house historical associations here in washington d.c. we are here because you work with the organization while so you descend then two presidents. tell me your family story >> well i'm related to over cleveland who's the 22nd and 24 united states president and on my father side on the paternal side of william mckinley in the great britain few william mckinley and the great great grandson over cleveland. >> how did those two families get together? it's half a chance because my parents married and the two became one. interesting lee enough >> we are parents aware of their lineage when they were married? >> had no clue. my father was a longtime history professor at uja. so there over the course of time, at breakfast day when we talked about presidential politics. we talked about presidential descendants we learned so many stories about both families from those conversations that i had with him. >> two are very different today? >> they are they are. absolutely. >> le

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. >> faced with such massi and multiracial black lives matter protests, prosecutors are moving more swiftlycharges. what makes this case more alarming is that even at a time of heightened racial tensions, a white police officer thought he could chew an african-american in the back and then kick him on the ground afterwards. it will increase the already urgent demands for a major overhaul of american policing. katty: the country was watching, the whole world was watching and this still happened less than a month after the killing of george floyd. now, if you are anything like me, you are probably a bit stressed out these days, living during a pandemic is not easy. the fear of getting covid-19, the isolation, economic collapse, the overhaul of our daily lives and no clear end in sight. how are our brains responding to this covid craziness? here is a look inside of our heads. >> we are processing this. in part, we are processing things very well and we are attacking and people are coming up with creative solutions to the many challenges of daily life. in part, we are running really scared. we

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massie. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky. mr. massie: i thank the georgia.n from mr. speaker, if there is a constitutional way to turn d.c. is not tate, this bill it. this bill is an exercise in egislative virtue signaling because it contains a fatal constitutional flaw. et's talk about what this bill doesn't do. this bill doesn't magically convert all of d.c. into a state. doesn't create a new state containing a city called d.c. these clearly violate the constitution. ome overly clever legislative artists think they found a new loophole, a way to create a violating c. without the constitution. what this bill does is it city of d.c. into a ti tiny city and then creates a a territory that's left over. the problem about that, the 23rd constitution he that gives the city of d.c. electoral votes. the bill itself acknowledges the constitutional flaw within because it contains an expedited to vote on repeal of the 23rd amendment in this ber.er and the senate chat the bill -- chamber. the bill keeps plowing forward if the 23rd amendment

. >> in kentucky, congressman thomas massie won's primary even though the president called on votershrow him out of the g.o.p. he says voters in his district wanted someone to represent them in washington who will consistently stand on principle, defend life and support the constitution. a major race for democrats in kentucky, the senate race featuring progressive charles booker and well-funded former marine fighter pilot amy mcgrath won't likely be settled for some time. mail in balloting was encouraged in the bluegrass state and counting those votes is expected to be a slow process. outsider victories could embolden rebels in both parties. if the take away is that the washington political establishment is not fully in charge. bret? >> bret: mike, thanks. when we come back the justice department and the attorney general under the microscope. ♪ and that protects our customers 24/7. sorry i'm late, everybody, and apologies for my appearance. you look fine. we were just talking about -- yeah, right. i look like a wanted poster. i didn't have time to get my beard routine in this morning

white house, and the monument and that's something that republican kentucky representative thomas massielike. >> it's pretty farcical. it doesn't take d.c. and turn it into a state, it takes everything but the 2 miles were standing on right here and turns it into a state. >> the u.s. admitted alaska and hawaii into the union in 1959, a compromise. alaska was supposed to be the democratic state, the hawaii the republia public and state. the states flipped over time. d.c. would have two democratic senators and a democratic house member. the mayor of washington says it's important that d.c. is represented in congress. >> lets fight back against the cries that we are too liberal, or to black or there are too many democrats. who we elect as our business and the business of america. >> the house last voted on the bill to make d.c. a state in 1993, it was soundly defeated but this plan is dead in the senate and the president opposes it. back to you. >> dana: all right, chad, thank you so much. i'm excited about my next guest. he could become the youngest member of congress if he wins the electi

thomas massie who often clashes with the gop was renominated for a sixth term.n presidential politics, the first "new york times" national survey shows joe biden with a commanding 14-point lead over president trump among registered voters, this as former president obama yesterday joined former vice president joe biden for their first joint campaign event of 2020, fundraising event, that is, and slammed the trump administration. >> we have seen over the last couple of years a white house that suggests facts don't matter, that a deadly disease is fake news. there is a great awakening going on around the country. particularly among younger people. >> and joining me now is stacey abra abrams, former democratic candidate for governor of georgia who has since become the founder and chair of fair fight, and the author of a new book, "our time is now: power, purpose, and the fight for a fair america." stacey abrams, great to see you, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> it's great to see you. we saw former president obama, these were hi

the trump administratition's secretivive diststributionon of $500 billioo businesses as papart of a massie coronavirus bailout package. treasury secretary steven mnuchin has refused to release details about where the taxpayer money has gone, claiming it is proprietary and confidential information. at least four members of congress benefited directly from the program, including two republicans -- congressmembers roger williams of texas and vicky hartzler of missouri -- who both opposed a bill to force the small business association to disclose details on all loans over $2 million. one unlikely recipipient of the loans has been publiclcly funded charter schools. the group network for public education has tracked nearly $50 million going to 27 charter schools across the country. authororities arare now probinge recent hangingngs of six peoplef cocolor in fouour states. ofofficials have r ruled every e to be a a suicide but ma f fear someme of the deaths mightht be modedern-day l lynchings. on wednesdayay, police found a 17-year-old african-american boy hanging g from a tree in an elementary s

arcel on our return to action on saturday with a win and a goal from their star player leno massy in the argentinian forward scored in injuries time to seal a 4 nil victory away to may orca they now have a 5 point lead at the top of the spanish league as was barr says 1st match since the league was suspended in march. it is going to speak to one of the spurs to win this match today the way we did with the result we got gives us confidence and builds on the advantage towards the title we already had and i'm happy to start off like this because it's good for us going forward. 2nd plays around madrid play their 1st game back on sunday against bar it will be played at the $6000.00 capacity alfredo disadvantages stadium where l. have chosen to host all the remaining home games and that's to accelerate renovation works at their usual home the burn about. studying the stefano is our stadium it's true we're used to playing at the bernabeu but we have done what we have we trained the pitches the same sorry so we're ready to go. and napoli have booked their place in the final of the copa itali

year old and so fatty scored his 5th goal of the season for barcelona an all time top scorer lino massi doubled their lead in the 69th minute sealing the 2 nil when the 99000 capacity stadium was far from atmospheric as fans are barred from all illegal matches in an attempt to stop the spread of covert 19. before the event that is going before we started i was having a stroll around them it's so different losing such an important part of football the ego the noise the atmosphere the applause everything the chance that's what we noticed of course when you play at home we can hurt you but when you play away it can help you because all teams love to play in front of their fans because fans have a massive impact on the game. and world 100 meters champion christian coleman says he's facing a possible suspension after violating anti doping whereabouts rules comes after the american sprinter missed a tast on december 9th of last year that makes it 3 failures to properly file whereabouts information and a 12 month period ever coleman says only take responsibility for one if he gets hit with a 2

massie. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky. mr. massie: i thank the georgia.n from mr. speaker, if there is a constitutional way to turn d.c. is not tate, this bill it. this bill is an exercise in egislative virtue signaling because it contains a fatal constitutional flaw. et's talk about what this bill doesn't do. this bill doesn't magically convert all of d.c. into a state. doesn't create a new state containing a city called d.c. these clearly violate the constitution. ome overly clever legislative artists think they found a new loophole, a way to create a violating c. without the constitution. what this bill does is it city of d.c. into a ti tiny city and then creates a a territory that's left over. the problem about that, the 23rd constitution he that gives the city of d.c. electoral votes. the bill itself acknowledges the constitutional flaw within because it contains an expedited to vote on repeal of the 23rd amendment in this ber.er and the senate chat the bill -- chamber. the bill keeps plowing forward if the 23rd amendment

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we'll get his take on the massi massiveoff straight ahead here on "closing bell." >>> here you have a company where 200 million iphones you can underwrite in a year where fg agetting launches service is going to grow wearables is going to grow the visibility of that 50 or $60 billion in free cash flow they're going to deliver next year is a real number. people -- having that visibility is worth a lot to the investment community at this point given every other option you look out there, there is a tremendous amount of uncertainty with regard to how those cash flows are going to play out. >> bank of america's apple analyst earlier explaining why he bumped up the price target to $390 which is a new high on street let's go back to mike santoli for a closer look at that apple price. >> a closer look at the wall street sentiment towards apple you know, that's a plausible case that they enjoy a lot of visibility the big question is it already baked into the stock price and evaluation so here you see a rare situation where the share price of apple and it was down 4.8% today it is a little low

massie. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky. mr. massie: i thank the georgia.n from mr. speaker, if there is a constitutional way to turn d.c. is not tate, this bill it. this bill is an exercise in egislative virtue signaling because it contains a fatal constitutional flaw. et's talk about what this bill doesn't do. this bill doesn't magically convert all of d.c. into a state. doesn't create a new state containing a city called d.c. these clearly violate the constitution. ome overly clever legislative artists think they found a new loophole, a way to create a violating c. without the constitution. what this bill does is it city of d.c. into a ti tiny city and then creates a a territory that's left over. the problem about that, the 23rd constitution he that gives the city of d.c. electoral votes. the bill itself acknowledges the constitutional flaw within because it contains an expedited to vote on repeal of the 23rd amendment in this ber.er and the senate chat the bill -- chamber. the bill keeps plowing forward if the 23rd amendment

. >> everyone like churchill has a massi massive ego and we've learned that through history. what was it, for instance, in the speech after dunkirk, where he basically gives the bad news right uptop, withdrawal is not victory and tampers down the pride a bit people felt by addressing reality. what was it about him that gave him supreme confidence he could do something that leaders ought to do more offer, deliver bad news? >> you know, i -- a lot actually comes down to that thing called character. and he, if anything, he embodied character. but, you know, his appraisal, you know, how he came to burnish these skills of leadership is something that i -- i've thought a lot about and it's hard to pinpoint any one thing. but he understood something very fundamental. and that is, you know, you can't make a public believe something other than what they are experiencing. the british public understood that they were facing an existential threat. to tell them anything else would have been to create a disnons that would have undercut mortality. the dunkirk speech was a brilliant speech.