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joining me phil orlando and all morning long fox business dagen mcdowell. , great to see you this morning. thank you so much for being here. phil: thanks for having me back, maria. maria: first let me ask you about the tech lawsuits and the suits against facebook. there's sort of a creeping position, government getting bigger on the tech companies for a whole host of reasons. do you think we are looking at a new era in terms of these tech companies being forced to get smaller? >> i do and this to some degree is a bipartisan issue, you have folks on both sides of the aisle, democrats and republicans that are raising the same questions perhaps for different issues and as we roll into next year, we are not really sure what the make up of the administration looks like and what changes and the regulatory landscape we may be looking at but things could get tougher, if i'm a big technology conglomerate, i've got at least raise an eyebrow and pay attention to what appears to be a shifting tide here in washington. maria: you wonder if the shifting tide is sort of goi

and also phil orlando chief economic market strategist and head of client portfolio management at fedated. kate, we can talk about what is staring us in the face, the covid relief bill and more stimulus and the pandemic, or we can do kind of a year end look and kind of a look in to 2021. however you would like to begin. where do we stand right now, how are you feeling about the stock market's levels? >> the stock market is very high that is an unarguable statement. in the previous segment, you talked about how all asset classes are high and the stock market fits right in so the big question is what happens now in 2021. i would be really looking towards a sector rotation, i think search areas like restaurants look very interesting. people travel, leisure, people are tired of being at home they want to go out. they want to travel, do things so that is where i'm looking >> we've been discussing that, about how once it is safe, once we get the all-clear, i mean it could be -- it could be the roaring 20s like people are saying because there is so much pent up -- just to go to a restaurant