. >> that worked the last 77 years but there's a question that came in t-29 from scott baker with so many people in the s&p index funds, is it still market neutral and the best investment vehicle for most people? >> yeah, i think it's the best investment because most people don't know how to pick stocks and most of the time i don't know how to pick stocks. it's not an easy game, and by definition, people are going to do average i mean, i think everybody in aggregate and half of them pay big fees and jumping around, the other half have to do better. >> he's definitely glass is half full type of guy my thanks to warren buffett. >>> up next, we're on the money. the company that wants to buy your home but doesn't want you to move out. >>> and later, tax filing season is here and a lot of people are getting some unpleasant surprises. we'll tell you the steps you can take to lower that bill. >>> right now take a look at how the stock market end the week. ♪ >>> today's homeowners are sitting on a record amount of equity but a lot can't get to it because they don't have a credit score to fin

and chief white house correspondent for the "new york times" peter baker, the hill reporter julia manchester, ben wee dis and jean scottt with you. stacey planket hinted this morning as to whether michael cohen's testimony was actual truthful. >> what we have been doing is looking at the corroborating evidence that he's brought in because we can't trust his word. >> does that mean you would pick and choose? >> no. >> does that mean you would pick and choose what's believable? >> yes, it does. we pick and choose those things in the evidence that he presented and those are the things we're looking in to it. >> what kind of evidence is congress looking in to to try and figure out if cohen is lying about that whole discussion about a pardon? >> look, any time you have a witness who has pled guilty to lying to congress in the past, you always have a credibility issue with respect to that person's testimony, and normally -- by the way, that is always the case as well when you have somebody who's testimony is contradicted by other people, including in this case to some degree, any way, his own lawyers. and so the way you hand

baker, who served in the u.s. army, michael crain, who served in the u.s. air force, richard hollingsworth, who served in the u.s. army, and robert scottd in the u.s. army. each of these men have incredible stories about their time spent after returning back to civilian life. for instance, since his service, michael worked as a security policeman, richard worked at the army medical center, which brings his residency at full circle. robert attended classes from both the university of california at berkeley and san francisco state university. he's also featured in the video "taking responsibility," which illustrates the story of how a veteran came there. black history month and black futures month is a time to look at the contributions african-americans have made in shaping our nation. we must recognize that while we do honor and support our veterans and their sacrifices, we need to acknowledge and remember black veterans were more likely to be attacked for their service than honored for it throughout our nation's history. for generations, african-americans returning home from service were more likely to face discrimination, disrespect,