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unfortunately, “dirty jobs” have had an increasingly bad image, says mike rowe.e thinks he knows why. >> the push for one form of education, in my view, really was the beginning of a long list of stigmas and stereotypes and myths and misperceptions that to this day dissuade millions of kids from pursuing a legitimate opportunity to make six figures in the trades. >> reporter: the culprit, in his view: the supposed cachet of college. >> in the eyes of many parents, and in the eyes of many counselors, the trade school was the thing you did if you weren't cut out for university. >> reporter: how many of you would seriously consider a career in one of the trades? a high school class in industrial lake charles, louisiana, anchor of calcasieu parish, which president trump carried by better than 2-1. how many of these kids would consider a future in the trades? just one. that one is jacob brewster, who loves woodworking, and yet he feels the pressure. >> it's like go to college, go to college, there's barely anybody saying go to trade school. >> reporter: not saying it

mike rowe is shooting rats in a boat and boiling a frog. , and we appreciate that. thank you for coming on "watters' world." bill gates pushing some very dangerous ideas. a closer look at the world's second richest man next. carl shopped for the lowest mortgage rate and chose amerisave, a choice he'll never regret... ...unlike the choice to hitch hike. ahhh! which ruined his hand modeling career... it's over. don't worry, carl. things are looking up. visit amerisave.com now. lower mortgage rates mean higher savings. ...and then what happened daddy? well, see this handsome man, his name was william. and william fell in love with rose and they had a kid. his name was charles and charles met martha... isn't she pretty? yeah. [♪♪♪] jesse: bill gates is worth $123 billion. he's the second richest man in the world. he could spend $100 million a day for three years and still be a billionaire. the man is extremely generous. he put you have a quarter billion dollars to fight the pandemic. his spending on vaccines helped eradicate polio and cut-in and

it with this a much more is our friend, mike rowe. >> of mr.annity, living the dream, or whatever this is. >> sean: is that been my whole life's worked up and under the threat of cancer culture. i told you this and it is no bs. you do the only other two quick shows that i would ever want to be a part of it i wasn't doing this and that is dirty jobs and deadliest catch. did you tell my friends that i' a huge fan? i hope you told them. >> they also talked but your very kind offer to purchase a pro start to help out my foundation. i got it. -- >> sean: i love that show. i feel so bad for them when the pull up pots and there's nothin in it. and in the first one, they've got to get a whole row of them. >> that is why the color fishin and not catching. so many other blue-collar jobs that we hold our country together, they are the kind of job that you're talking about right now. i know a lot of guys on the pipeline, the foundation has helped pay for the training tha many of them began as welders. in this line of work, it is on the way. and the uninten

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. >> bill: so the wiseman mike rowe will join us in just moments on the impact on workers across the country. you're wise, mike. be with you in a second. and darrell issa from california will join us as well on the really interesting effort that is gaining a lot of momentum in california. we'll talk about that with him and leo terrell joins us to comment on this viral video of a new york city high school senior who says that he believes that the leaders in new york have given up on them, on these students. the fight to reopen their schools rages on. we begin with former trade adviser to president trump and reaction to this new biden economic deal for covid, peter navarro. good to have you here today. you spent a lot of time looking at the economy and covid. so what is your reaction to this $1.9 trillion bill as we said went through with looks like no republican support? >> the most important word we heard is from janet yellen. it was scarring, permanent scarring. i'd like to take you back in a time machine. we go to the oval office in july of 2020. i'm sitting there with the president

anyway, mike rowe, my best regards to all of the "deadliest catch" guys. way, chiefs against the buccaneers. mahomes versus brady. super bowl lv. jason whitlock, he's here with a preview of the game, and we might take a look at a couple o the sneak-peek commercials straight ahead. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> sean: on sunday the defending champions, that would be kansas city chiefs, they're going to face the tambay buccaneers in super bowl lv in tampa, against one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, tom brady. he is now looking for his seventh super bowl ring. wow! his tenth super bowl. and he will be up against the league's current top quarterback, patrick mahomes, and the electrifying chiefs offense. as always, the super bowl brings not just football but a stream of new commercials, some better than others. we'll give you a small sample of what you can expect on sunday. take a look. >> did you steal my cheetos again? >> just tell him it wasn't you. >> but i caught you at the counter. >> it wasn't me. ♪ i saw you snacking on the sofa >> it wasn't me. ♪ you even had the

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. >> tucker: so mike rowe has a brand-new show, it's called 6 degrees with mike rowe.nsored by the energy industry and some people are mad about it. tell us about that. >> it's been a really excitingrs week here at mike rowe works headquarters where we are embarking on a new series of work, epic scholarships to help people get the training they need to do the kinds of jobs that selena was just discussing, which i don't, for the record, believe are dead and gone. had a showon on facebook, got canceled a couple days ago. started up an incredible rumor mill that i i'm trying to do with. t and my new show, "6 degrees" is sponsored by api, dca, and all aspects of the energy industry i'm now dealing with rumors suggesting that because of that association, the show on facebook was canceled and so forth and so on. a very exciting week for me. >> tucker: is any of that -- what is the truth about it? >> regarding the facebook show, it was a hit show. it won an emmy award. people loved it. it was canceled after 100 episodes and i do not believe it was the result of anything other

he's mike rowe, mike, look you know people who work with their hands. like that? to make solar panels or something or program code? >> not just like that. but the most successful people i know in that particular world are people who have not only mastered a skill but who have embraced the willingness to go to where the work is. and i don't say that to make excuses for john kerry i think what he said is kind of simplistic if i were in charge of his pr and messaging i would well -- probably have a talk with that person. but the truth is, you would use this expression now twice in the show so far the university of hard knocks, that applies everywhere today. and it's unfortunate but a lot of people over the last ten months have had to adapt or die. we've all had to pivot and virtually every industry. so from a foundation stand point, the thing that i tried to pox on for the last 13 years is making sure people have a skill that's in demand and a willingness and ability to go to where the work is. i don't say that so sound glib or dismissive of what's happeni

the mike rowe works foundation. >> typically, what we do is pay the fee that is due to a trade schoolor an apprenticeship program. >> before covid, there were 7.3 million open jobs, the majority of which did not require a four-year degree. >> working outside in the code and the rain and falling under houses, that is -- those are the things we as plumbers do. kids don't want to put in the effort to get there. >> in a low-wage, heavy economy, plumbing apprenteships started close to $20 per hour. after just a few years and a license, top earners can make $70,000 and up. unfortunately, dirty jobs have had an increasingly bad image and he things he knows why. >> the push for one form of education in my view was the beginning of a long list of stigmas and stereotypes and myths and misperceptions that to this day dissuade millions of kids from pursuing a legitimate opportunity to make six figures in the trades. >> the culprit in his view is the supposed cachet of colors. >> in the eyes of many parents and many counselors, trade school was the thing you did if you are not cut out for universi

. >> well, will president trump continue to play well do mike rowe? i think he will but i'm not sure about his family members whether they intend to do that. but i expect he will continue to play the role. i don't know if you're running 2024 but if he does, i'm pretty sure he will win the nomination. >> bret: when you agree with that? >> there's a lot to happen between now and '24. i've got four members i think that are planning on running for president plus governors and others. there is no income bent, should be a wide-open race and fun for you all to cover. >> bret: if the president was the party's nominee, would you support him? >> the nominee of the party, absolutely. >> bret: i would ask you a couple more thing, the 9/11 style commission that nancy pelosi was talking about for generator six, when you send on the floor was specific. you voted to acquit but there's of the investigation into what happens if there that day. are you for or against it? >> for or against investigate and? some committees have been hearing on the very subject this week.

. >> mike rowe who knows what blue-collar workers, joins us now. know he doesn't.ge, 15,000 jobs lost to the xl pipeline, many people say beyond that. at the border, the ongoing recession. >> in particular talking about pretty much from the get go as soon as joe biden was sworn in as president his first day signed an executive order and pulled the plug on the keystone pipeline. we heard the 11,000 jobs but have you third about those are 11,000 people in the oil and gas industry directly impacted. what about the people who are collateral damage. in midland south dakota there's a hotel that was bought by lori cox in september and ever since she bought it the places been filled with people working on the xl pipeline and it was filled through inauguration day and as soon as joe biden pulled the plug on it everybody left and the town is a ghost town. here she is talking about the impact, the collateral damage impact on other people aside from those working directly on the pipeline. >> signing some executive orders, please, please don't let it be the keystone. i got my c

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pandemic started we were able to produce content for food, for home we produced content -- we had mike rowe of content and it was almost like comfort food we have an average of 12 channels everywhere in the world, and people started -- because we were producing, people were coming to home, to food, to discovery so we really had that advantage, but the big advantage for us is that we've been readying for the last three or four years for discovery plus so, you know, what we were doing during that year is producing more content because we launched the 50 pod original series we wanted to drive this into the market into a differentiated product. we're global the only other global companies are disney and netflix two, everybody else is doing scripted series and scripted shows. that's what people spent 30% of the time watching. we have most of everything else. our bet was when people get a streaming service, they don't want just scripted series and scripted movies. what we are proving out, we now have over 11 million subscribers, but we'll -- by the end of this week we'll have 12 million paying su

mike: to afghanistan for the second day in a row crews fighting to get a tanker fire under control.sterday at a major border crossing with iran. they spread to other vehicles and triggered explosions big enough to be seen from space. at least 20 people were hurt authorities are investigating what started this. the biggest sporting event of the pandemic the daytona 500 happening today in the sunshine state how covid-19 has changed the big race. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back together. this is hal's relief, knowing he's covered by medicare from blue cross blue shield. and with coverage you can trust, backed by over 80 years of healthcare expertise, we'll be there when it matters most. this is medicare from blue cross blue shield. this is the benefit of blue. daddy, is that where we're from? well, actually...we're from a lot of places. you see we're from here and there and here... your family's story is waiting to be shared. at ancestry.com i have an idea for a trade. your family's story oh yeah, you going to place it? not until i'm sure. why don't you call t

class to me unless i say i have a body found they said 105 in a row if i handle stuff without 100 yeah just because of because we all have the mike this is not a match i don't mean to have to look into the scum of the not at all what i thought it was a result of doubt that he do still close to half. but if you think of your life in love because i knew then you. look you. absolutely do. not so long as you have. to have that they have discovered while the people who voted for. a man like he's going to cause. you come to a deal that are going to have difficulties in the not so good about how you dress that you know but how long might be for you just for you know we've got sitting down we have a good. media course in bed you have been kind of a totally thought on making believe the course you know we thank you. so much that i'm very very fairly certain that it. up next you want. to see. if you. go in a bucket with the cut you'll get some but it wouldn't get the nuclear field but anybody can repeal it he has killed he said he. just discovered the audio bit taken it took the lead guy was to me. that i had to. look my local hit by light

dropped points a 2nd weekend in a row my 6 frankfurt and full support took the advantage to stay on track as mike says huge win makes shall can start be defeated even more painful. for our favorite goals of the match they. influence bog got such a clear light switch. it comes from the left foot of the wing back and it goes from carlo j h oh no the big goal from the biggest bat in the bundesliga. and then of course i mean you this study is truly exceptional from the best player on the pitch. but one man was really flying. a relative with this not but he's already being compared with the greats of the blindfold getting. hold of him for the whole. neighborhood him a bit yes. congrats on another page but did those goals have a dramatic impact on the standings. not really dortmund still have a big gap to close on those champions league places 6 points and meanwhile they have one young sneaking up to challenge for you rope and weak finish the top of my figure now hot on the heels of fire. little movement in the nether regions have to remain in major trouble while might so now within a point of beating

dropped points a 2nd weekend in a row like 6 frankfurt and full sport took the advantage to stay on track as mike says huge win make shall can start to be defeated even more painful now for our favorite goals of them actually. in 3rd spot got such a killer light switch. he comes from a left foot of the wing back and it goes from tullow j h h oh no the big goal from the biggest bat in the bundesliga. and then of course i mean you know this study's truly exceptional from the best player on the pitch. but one man was really flying. a relative with a snap and he's already being compared with the greats of the blindfold getting. old and if he's. not so great a move it yes. congrats on another page but did those goals have a dramatic impact on the standings. not really dortmund still have a big gap to close on those champions league places 6 points and meanwhile they have won your own sneaking up to challenge for you rope and weak finish the top of my figure now hot on the heels of fire. little movement in the nether regions have to remain in major trouble while mine so now within a point of beating th

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rows, because police close the doors behind him to keep the mob away. the crowds were walking through capitol hill, saying they were going to hang mike pence. the democrats allege that they were inspired by the tweets of donald trump, who said, that might answer was not courageous enough to do his duty. several times, over the last several hours, we have had the democrats talk about mike pence as a patriot for standing up and doing his job capitol hill. despite the pressure from donald trump. anchor: this is also a good point, to make the point, to apologize to viewers. some of the footage we have been showing, some of the explicit language that we have comply, many of this, much of this footage is new. it's unseen footage. i do wonder, how much of what we have been seeing presented by impeachment managers, would have been known or unknown by senators present today. and, how much that is going to play into their decisions when they vote. reporter: some of the footage has been in the public domain for more than one month. the security footage was certainly new. senators were looking quite shocked, they had clearly never seen it. you talk abo

mike, how is the commute rolling? >> kari, it's rolling nicely. we have the fifth day in a rowtering lights on, because it's friday the toll plaza shot shows you how light the traffic is, just a little slowing at the toll plaza and then you're clear by the time you pass those metering lights. great stuff. >> that will do it for us. >> yes, thanks so much for joining us, cierra, great to have you. have a great weekend or say super weekend. taking a live look outside at the tri-valley this morning, as the "today" show is coming up next. >>> good >>> buenos dÍas. dosis de johnson & johnson officially asking the fda to clear its new, single dose shot. a potential game-changer in the fight against coronavirus. this morning, the encouraging drop in covid cases from coast to coast. >>> breaking overnight. controversial congresswoman marjorie taylor greene removed from her committee assignments in an unprecedented vote. democrats and 11 republicans punishing her for endorsing violence and for spreading false

mike santoli to you, first what does it tell you. >> actually, five or six days in a row you have hada fade into the close it hasn't necessarily told you how the next day was going to go it is a positive to have two back the back gains. you can go back into what are considered to be more reliable mega cap growth stocks yes, it was broad. i think you want to withhold judgment whether it is back to that same upward slanting market because really we are back to where we were not even five or six days ago and we will have to see how woe absorb this little two-day pop >> kourtney. as far as -- you said you were looking at the opportunity to buy some stocks that had been beaten down, some of the hedge funds rerisking as a result of all of this short retail sales action, short squeeze. what kind of deals are you finding? do you see opportunity there. >> we saw what financials did. the xlf has made all-time highs. i am a huge proponent. i definitely love financials and i love tech. there are companies that blend the two together even if you didn't play in game stock there are names that actua

. >>> stocks closed lower for the fifth day in a row at least the s&p let's go to mike santoli for arate of improvement rolling over a little bit basically the percentage of companies where earnings estimates are up minus those going down what's the difference? you see it curling over like that it is expected it can't go that much higher for that much longer 2018, when at the tax cut was filtered into earnings when it goes down, estimates could be higher in general but maybe at a slower rate i think the question is has the market rushed to a place where it is anticipating the fact that the consensus stilts are probably going higher and we have priced it all in. that's going to be the debate going head. >> sector differential as well >> it is across the board. but it is the cyclical sectors energy is flying right now because it is coming off such a low base. >>> still ahead, bet founder bob johnson reacts to a new report that will it take nearly 100 years for black employees to close the diversity gap in the private sector. >>> and the nasdaq close gz down 2.5 as we head to break, loo

row across the atlantic. frank rothwell arrived in antigua yesterday, completing his journey in 56 days and a week ahead of schedule. frank has raised more than £600,000 for alzheimer's research uk and mike the atlantic. and the same view of sea and sky for two months and nearly 3,000 miles. applause and 70—year—old frank rothwell arrived in nelson's dockyard in english harbour in antigua as a world record holder, the oldest person to complete this atlantic challenge and oldest person to row that ocean solo and unassisted. # i'm the kind of guy who will never settle down! # because you know that i'm around! and after 55 days, two hours and 41 minutes at sea, you might expect frank to show some signs of tiredness. but not him. the life and soul of any party. i am now a world champion. how about that? i am absolutely overwhelmed! you know, the reception we got here. we came into the english harbour in antigua and all the ships, all these massive millionaires' yachts, all sounded their hooters as i came over the line. it was fantastic! # walking down the street... # after leading those allowed to be dockside in a spontaneous bit of karaoke, it was time to be reunited with his wife, judith,

row for s&p. welcome back, everyone, the "closing bell. i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost and miketoli, cnbc senior markets commentator. take a look at how we finished up the day and the week on wall street the dow closed higher just barely it reached an intraday record around 11:00 and then lost steam. lower on the week. s&p 500, closing down .2%. four down days, which is the longest losing streak we have seen so far this year. on the week we are down about 3/4 of 1% breaking a three-week win streak. the nasdaq, closing higher, just bearly it would have also been down four days. but down on the week, 1.6% for its first down week in three the russell 2000 had a great day, best day since february 8th. small caps gaining 2.8%. still ahead, a first on cnbc interview with twilio's ceo. the stock was sent soaring and then james quincy, coca-cola's ceo. first, eugene profit is still with us. steve stas knick joins the conversation welcome, steven. first i will send it to you, mike on the pullback that we sue for stocks from record highs this week. how intense was it, and what was it >> l

mike, as we look to tomorrow and figure out whether this win streak can continue. it's been three days in a row i was looking at the ten-year treasury 1.13%. what's the primary driver? is it the realization that earnings are coming in better than expected fundamentally driven by things in the economy like ad spending >> i think it's confirmation of the general consensus even a few weeks ago that the economy is definitely getting into gear, vaccinations are spreading, cases are coming down. so treasury is bullish as i mentioned, the 30 years up near 32% we have had a fade in the last couple of days i think earnings are largely baked in even though they've been incredibly positive look at some of the knockon effects of paypal and door dash coming off grub hub as well as some of the take away from the miss on qualcomm as well in those sectors. >> we're out of time here on "closing bell. thanks for watching. "fast money" starts now. >> this is fast money in tonight. tonight on "fast," here come the regulators demanding answers adds a reddit rebellion fuels market swings. whack be done? the top regu

row across the atlantic. frank rothwell arrived in antigua yesterday, completing his journey in 56 days and a week ahead of schedule. frank has raised more than £600,000 for alzheimer's research uk, and mike, a paradise after the rattle and roll of the atlantic, and the same view of the atlantic, and the same view of sea and sky for nearly two months and 3000 miles. and 70—year—old frank rothwell arrived in nelson dockyard in english haga in antigua is a world record breaker — the oldest person to complete this atlantic challenge and the oldest person to row the ocean so low and unassisted. # well, i am the kind of guy who will never settle down # the girls know i'm around. after 55 da s, # the girls know i'm around. after 55 days. two _ # the girls know i'm around. after 55 days, two hours _ # the girls know i'm around. after 55 days, two hours and _ # the girls know i'm around. after 55 days, two hours and 41- # the girls know i'm around. after 55 days, two hours and 41 minutes at sea, you might expect frank to show some signs of tiredness — but not him. the life and soul of any party. now a world champion — is that cool or what? now a world champion — is that cool orwhat? i'm now a wor

rows to himself. he has the social distancing already. he's vaccinated. he's ready to go. >> as we all know, mikeing long before covid. >> that's right. >> there you go. now be quiet, mark barnacle. i wasn't talking about the red sox. i was talking about salah coming this close to the golden boot. we almost made it to a break. alex, sorry. >> she has no idea what she is talking about. who said that in your ear? >> i covered soccer for you yesterday when you weren't feeling well. and i listened to roger bennett. it's fascinating. >> it is fascinating. >> this game. >> this beautiful, beautiful game. >> we have to keep going now. no break. sorry, alex. the economy is in improving faster than expected, the congressional budget office says. and according to projections, the american economy will return to its prepandemic size by the middle of the year, even if congress doesn't approve anymore aid for recovery. the unemployment rate is also expected to fall to 5.3% at the end of the year. down from 8.4%. the economy is expected to grow 3.7% for the year, much bigger improvement than originally expecte

mike tyldesley, thank you so much for your time. the european commission has admitted it made a mistake by triggering article 16 of the northern ireland protocol on friday — over its vaccine rowy the pope is infallible, and the error was quickly rectified. our europe correspondent gavin lee has more from brussels. it’s europe correspondent gavin lee has more from brussels.— more from brussels. it's the first time commission _ more from brussels. it's the first time commission officials - more from brussels. it's the first time commission officials have . time commission officials have publicly said what went wrong last week. this intense row with astrazeneca, in which the company could not keep to its vaccine contract, suspicion in brussels that it was shorting the eu effectively from its belgian plants, sneaking vaccines to the uk. in fact it had to be raided to that and then ultimately setting about an announcement of on friday to stop exporting, and then at one point putting on this measure which would see a border with ireland, with checks in places to stop the vaccine being brought to northern ireland. so we had from the commission spokesperson today, speaking for an hou