, welcome to "mad money." >> well, thanks a lot, jim i'm delighted and honored to be here. >> ms. cookrilled to have you and a little mystified because i have to admit, when i see a stock that sells arguably at four times earnings, i think either something is wrong with the way the stock market looks at it or something looks wrong with finance of america. can you tell us why your stock is so inexpensive versus the entire group >> well, i think that the market has yet to fully appreciate who we are we were designed to be a diversified consumer lending business that would deliver great customer experience and that would grow cycle resistant earnings, and the way we put the company together was purposeful. we picked three diversified lending segments we have the service business that you mentioned and a portfolio management group when you put all that together and recognize that a third of our revenue comes from non-mortgage in the fullness of time, people will appreciate the structure and listen, i think that could happen as early as the first quarter. >> wow i think it's also abetted by

thank you very much ms cook and now i hand over to dr straus dr stress peace . thank you very much mary agnes and could afternoon through it shrunk a feature and risk assessment committee truck that i chair has looked in create detail at the cases of blood clots reported after vaccination discovered 916 astra zeneca. as soon as these concerns arose last week the committee started a comprehensive review of all the available evidence and working around the clock making use of all the resources at our disposal i want to thank the colleagues from the belgium team that has let his assessments and work side by side with colleagues from national competent authorities and the european medicines agency as well as scientific experts in blood disorders we are asked to provide advice in the assistance or you're watching our visitor will be bringing you live coverage of the european medicines agency giving a press conference on the their findings into the astra zeneca virus misses m.r. cook was speaking earlier on executive director of the agency saying this is a safe and ef

ms. i use that with the cooking. i don't cook. i do not cook. that is -- my husband will tell you that.s a gift, and i am grateful, thankful and blessed. >> we are blessed to have you, just to know you. janice dean, the book is out. it's a tear jerker. here's "the five." >> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino, along with lon williams. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> i hope everybody realized by now these masks make a difference. last thing we need is neanderthal thinking that everything is fine, take off your mask. forget it. it still matters. >> president biden causing lots of controversy by blasting red state governors after they opened up their economies and lifted restriction

ms. santa ana cook calloway, on behalf of supervisor melgar, supervisor mandelman, supervisor stefani, andonen, for the late julie a eisenburg, on behalf of supervisor peskin and supervisor ronen, for the late former port commissioner ms. anne halstead. >> president walton: thank you so much, madam clerk. do we have any other business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: today we will close with the word from amanda goreman, the young women whose poetry captivated us at president biden's inauguration. somehow we weathered and witnessed the nation that is not broken but simply unfinished. we the successors of a country in a time where a skinny black girl dis sended from slaves and raised by a single mother can dream of becoming president only to find herself reciting. and yes, we are far from polished, far from pristine, and that doesn't mean we're striving to form a union that is perfect. we are striving to forge a union with purpose. to compose a country committed to all cultures, colors, characters and conditions of man so we lift our gazes, not

cook political report. nelson is next in florida, republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. ms. walter, i listen to you every monday on pbs news hour. i know you try to be objective. you do a pretty good job of it overall but you do also have your biases. one of your comments was essentially blaming president trump for the scenario that exists today and the hostility of the different political parties and the way people think. yet i remember in 2016 dachshund 2016 i was a never trumper and i voted for gary johnson but in 2020 i voted for trump. in 2016, they were talking about impeachment before he was sworn into office. a lot of what has been going on today regarding the right wing aspect of the movements you are talking about is indirect reaction -- in direct reaction to left-wing movements taking place in the last five years. particularly antifa and black lives matter and their continuing riots to this day in portland, oregon and other regions of the country. all the law enforcement should be used in order to prosecute those individuals who invaded the capital but the same sh

cook political report. nelson is next in pembroke pines, florida, republican line. >> caller: good morning. i give her taking my call. ms. walter, i listen to you every monday on "the pbs newshour." i know you try to be objective. you do a pretty good job of that overall, but did you also have your diocese. one of your comments was essentially blaming president trump for the scenario that exists today and the hostility of the different political parties and the way people think. yet i remember in 2016 -- by the way come in 2016 i was a never trumper and i voted for gary johnson, but in 2020 i voted for gtrump. in 2016 they were already talked about impeaching him before he was even sworn into office. a lotot of what's going on today regarding the right-wing aspect of the movements that you're talking about is in direct reaction to the left-wing movements that have been taking place for the lasthe five years, particularly antifa and blackic lives matter, and their continuing right even to this day and portland, oregon, and other regions of the country. all of the law enforcement should be used in order to prosecute those

cook political report. nelson is next in pembroke pines, florida. republican line. >> good morning. thank you for taking my call. >> you bet. >> ms. walter, i listen to you every monday on the pbs newshour. and i know you try to be objective and you do a pretty good job of it overall, but you do also have your biases. one of your comments was, essentially, blaming president trump for the scenario that exists today and the hostility of the different political parties and the way people think. yet i remember in 2016, and by the way in 2016 i was a never-trumper and i voted for gary johnson. but in 2020 i did vote for president trump. in 2016 they were already talking about impeaching him before he was even sworn into office. a lot of what's going on today regarding the right-wing aspect of the movements that you're talking about is in direct reaction to the left-wing movements that have been taking place for the last five years. particularly antifa and black lives matter and the continuing riots even to this day in portland, oregon, and other regions of the country. all of the law enforcement should be used in order to prosecute tho

ms. lubinski. kennedy: one of clinton's accuser wanting comic tweet today inviting bill clinton to speak on empowering women is like asking jeffrey dahmer to host a cooking class. yeah. the vp is also taking heat for staying silent about new york governor and a cuomo and his troubles. so what is the purpose of this partnership for empowering women? and who thought a this was a good idea? katherine it does not take a genius to rose the optics of this are pretty horrible. when i first heard about this, i wondered aloud, well why isn't hillary clinton teaming up with kamala harris? lb somewhat understand bubba bill clinton empowering women, is it april. ready? >> i guess we could theorize because women are impaired because hillary clinton's weight to importune with more important steps they invited bill as a second-best. i think actually what i would like to see that form address, regardless of whether it's clinton or harris, is the democratic agenda for the last year has been really very tough on women. the idea that we are looking at incredible losses in terms of women and the workplace that women of color have been hit hardest and are disproportionately

cook political report. nelson is next in florida, republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. ms. listen to you every monday on pbs news hour. i know you try to be objective. you do a pretty good job of it overall but you do also have your biases. one of your comments was essentially blaming president trump for the scenario that exists today and the hostility of the different political parties and the way people think. yet i remember in 2016 dachshund 2016 i was a never trumper and i voted for gary johnson but in 2020 i voted for trump. in 2016, they were talking about impeachment before he was sworn into office. a lot of what has been going on today regarding the right wing aspect of the movements you are talking about is indirect reaction -- in direct reaction to left-wing movements taking place in the last five years. particularly antifa and black lives matter and their continuing riots to this day in portland, oregon and other regions of the country. all the law enforcement should be used in order to prosecute those individuals who invaded the capital but the same should be do

ms. tiger king, i guess, yes. >> how much does that cat weigh? >> that cat is actually about 8 pounds you know, the minute she smells food, since i'm cooking mushroomsto do a show, to cook, and keep your animals all off. >> just saw your cat run across the counter there. >> yes, and it's early. >> what is your cat's name >> luna. >> maybe luna will make an appearance as you cook for us. >> oh, she's roaming. >> on the book front, between the age of 40 and 50, you were on a personal wellness what was going on in your life on the wellness journey that prompted the book? >> well, you know, i had my daughter late in my 30s, and then i worked and traveled a ton. when i found myself just riddled with sinus infections, and so much so, that i would come to new york to do your show, and i'd a steroid shot just so i could function and keep my eyes open, they got so bad. i was on antibiotics constantly, for years, every month i kept getting told that i just had a small child, i worked too much, and i traveled too much. i started to realize, okay, there's got to be more than just all of this. i started going on sort of a journey to wellness, really resetting my