show investors are choosing real estate over stocks joining us now to discuss, liz macdonald, scott martin and mark madsen of madsen money. thanks to all of you for joining us. it is staggering to me, if you weren't in stocks you really lost out. scott, what do you make of people's perceptions out there.

what do you think, scott martin? >> it is definitely sagging and lagging and i'm glad charlie got rid of that motorola startek he had because i want it. >> you have to pay for it. it is an antique now. >> maybe -- >> soon as his brick phone in the green room. >> there you go. those are the ones that apple is trying to pick off. they have still 10 of billions of dollars in cash on hand. that is, massive buyback that was announced and you have to wonder going forward, if they don't have the innovation, if they don't have the new products other than say the iphone 6, how are they going to use that money? are they going to buy a strategic partner that will help with the product development, that will help dot wow factor apple had? i think that is the hope the stock is trading on today. melissa: instead there is lot of smoke and mirrors and some say financial trickery for people to look away. talk about the seven for one stock split. does it attract the wrong kind of the crude? does it bring in traders that want to buy an

show investors are choosing real estate over stocks joining us now to discuss, liz macdonald, scott martin and mark madsen of madsen money. thanks to all of you for joining us. it is staggering to me, if you weren't in stocks you really lost out. scott, what do you make of people's perceptions out there. >> their perceptions are usually wrong, melissa. that is the sad part. look at some of the surveys, said the best time to invest in real estate was? ' 06, '07, 'and '08. we know how that story ended. real estate provides great value and fund to own. typically not a leveraged transaction. you're typically on the hook for a lot more than you have to put down. what i don't like as advisor is liquidity trap. real estate you have hard time to get out of. real stocks, bonds, you can get out at certain time. you have to watch the lockup with real estate. melissa: emac, interesting people got burned by real estate and stock market at the same time. >> that's right. melissa: yet they have lingering feel about stocks. if you got out of your 401(k) or not in the market or the dow you missed a lot of

we have charlie gasparino and scott martin. fox news contributor. guys, what do we think uncle carl got out of this? he got in at 53 bucks. has he made money? charlie what do you think? >> i think he made a few bucks on this thing. i think he made a broader point. he will take criticism on this he blinked. he is out. he didn't get what he wanted more than a few bucks. carl wanted some fundamental changes with the company including ebay. what i liked about this battle, maybe it is just me, everybody thinks there is inside game in wall street. that you know, the bad guys are running wall street. high frequency traders are screwing everybody, it is an insider's game? guess what? silicon valley sin cider game. i had no idea that marc andreessen, who is good guy, i'm not saying he did anything illegal, made a gazillion dollars wifing skype from ebay and in a deal he didn't take that much risk. carl did, went in there and look at silicon valley guys. they are holier than thou, they support barack obama. they think they're on the side of the angels. guess

. >> reporter: scott martin started clearing his driveway in blue canyon today. >> all the snow was gone until this morning. oh, well. >> reporter: he figured he was done with the snow for the year. but that wasn't the case. he estimates he got at least a foot here. >> what can you do about it? just go with the flow. >> reporter: after a dry, warm winter, snowplows were put into action and drivers forced to put on chains. jesse had to turn back to get chains after figuring he was done carrying them for the winter. >> i had a call from a guy, hey, get your chains. >> reporter: others didn't get the warning. >> sort of surprised? >> yes. >> reporter: and were forced to stop and buy chains before heading over donner pass to reno. >> some people just get freaked out and would just as soon go home. we've seen a lot of that today. >> reporter: we found a lot of people dressed for spring break than for this last blast of winter. >> did you know it was going to snow? >> no, i'm wearing flip-flops. >> i'm not prepared for this weather. at all. >> reporter: and there were still a few looking for p

liz macdonald, scott martin, the lawyer wants the opportunity.generally reserved for heads of state. but what he is saying is that he's trying to turn the tables on them. >> yes, it is also invoking the mccarthy hearings. totally incompetent and wrong. lois lerner is helping to run one of the most powerful agencies in the united states. she apologized for it but then pleaded the fifth. so there was a disconnect there. so this is sort of like trying to invoke the mccarthy era and this. it's really wrong for any political party to use this as a weapon. that is one of the most discriminating things you can do in this country. to try to do that. neil: with a lawyer is saying if is there is an investigation going on here. that lois lerner has not done anything wrong. so what do you say? >> definitely not. there is a process that is involved. she had two times or she can go to the house oversight committee. she can answer the questions and truthfully be a part of this and she hasn't done that. so then you have other representatives are saying and she d

he is here with scott martin and gary kaltbaum.aying whatever happens here the message the tech companies behind this, they're just fine? >> as much as i agree with everything you just said i think that giving a 5-year-old or 4-year-old ipad and shoving them in their room all night is probably the worst thing for them. the reality we're not going to go backwards. we'll continue to get more and more technologically savvy and hand the kid more and more electronic devices. companies like google and software creators like facebook and spotify and other companies that attract the kid they are going to benefit. that sun fortunate but that is the real reality that we're dealing with. neil: what i admire that position you're not a fan of social trend but damn if not going to make money on it. i admire that greatly. scott what do you make of that? as a new dad yourself you're seeing these type of headlines and reports out of teachers concerned we're just, we're just going too far with this stuff, what do you do? >> well, jared is right, nei

we have penn financial's matt mccall with us and scott martin from united advisors. charlie, i will throw it to you. >> virtue, the ipo that was pulled amid this hysteria/scandal. is now back. virtue founder vinnie viola is leaning toward doing an ipo. what i understand this is sources at virtue the tiling is uncertain but according to people who know vinnie this thing is likely, likely, can't say definitely, he wants to do it. he wants to do it in the coming weeks. we should point out you can't do an ipo without an ipo road show. the ipo road show date has not been set. they're playing with the timing. who knows what type of regulatory stufffthey're worried about. melissa: right. >> what people know, vinnie vie ol' last, former head of the nymex, head of virtue, his partner in this is silver lake. he is wanting to do it. he is leaning toward it. if i'm a beth man i bet he does it. melissa: you know silver lake wants to get it out there as well. >> we should point out one thing about viola. one of the main selling points with meetings with investors he will not sell

and scott martin, fox news contributor and james frishing of net view capital.ames, you say steer clear of netflix but i'm a customer. >> big netflix fan. as investor right now the competition is fierce. every day more people are trying to come up to imitate their strategy or supersede their strategy. i think netflix is completely overbought. competition, subscribers can reduce their memberships. essentially keep their subs and be losing money on the very same subs, so. melissa: brian, you want to throw out walmart. >> if you want to lose money buy shares of walmart. i think they're sitting on earnings warning. they issued couple months ago very weak guidance. black friday promotions -- melissa: there is little pop. dump it, get out of it? >> peace out. they're sitting on earnings warning. ordered too many goods for the quarter because of bad weather and no pricing pewer. not my cup of tea. melissa: scott, you say american eagle outfitters, you say avoid that one. >> that is low-hanging fruit. got email and underperformed and got absolutely smoked. teen retailer

here now with scott martin from united advisors. charlie, you've been reporting this for a while.d they favor hillary? charlie: lloyd blank find is not a republican, lloyd blank find it a ceo of oldman sachs, a democrat, he cited with romney, but he has always loved hillary clinton. larry fink put the former chief of staff on his board. longtime democrat, largely support some republicans but wall street is still a democrat. melissa: politico picked up on your reporting. if you had jed bush versus hillary clinton, most people on wall street would be like fine, either of those work for me. i did in the nightmare scenario which would be rand paul and ted cruz versus elizabeth warren. i will ask you, why is hillary clinton more palatable to people on wall street than rand paul or ted cruz from a financial point of view? >> they are trading benefit by stock prices going up so i think they see hillary clinton, a female version of bill clinton. the stocks went up 213%. melissa: president obama hitting wall street really hard, punishing people like jamie dimon. why wouldn't she want to be

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now with the latest on the military situation there, we turn to david martin at the pentagon tonight. david. >> reporter: scott, in the past 36 hours, more than 20,000 of ours, more than 20,000 of deployed along the ukrainian border have left their camps to conduct exercises in the field, including live fire. some units have gone right up to the border, and russian aircraft have actually penetrated ukrainian airspace at least half a dozen times. most of the units return to their camps at night, but tomorrow or the next day, they could go out for more training and just keep rolling right into ukraine. so, these are exercises, but they're exercises in saber rattling. >> pelley: david martin, thanks. holly williams is in donetsk in eastern ukraine. holly, what are the ukrainians make of these russian military moves? >> reporter: well, scott, ukraine's leaders see them as blatant intimidation. the country's prime minister accused russia today of wanting to start world war iii by occupying ukraine militarily and politically. but what's not clear is whether this perceived intimidation is having much effect inside uk

roberto martin predicts the scott will soon be back on another training pitch. >> when a manager loses his job especially one with such a strong link with our football club, we know that we will look forward to the next footballing chapter and next experience. we all know that is a very successful mind with a strong winning mentality and he'll get ready to bounce back straight away. >> this final, the first leg, acknowledge effort proved decisive. equalizer, so a trophy on away goals, representing the region of the world cup in morocco at the end of the year. before that event comes the small matter of the world cup. fifa president has no concerns about security in brazil. the man on the ground at the moment is secretary general. the stadium still hasn't been officially opened and he was not too happy with the airport, with transport links to the city still incomplete. >> we have asked for confirmation that all the mobility, all the facilities prom the airport to the city, from the airport to the stadium, all of these at least would be ready for the world cup. >> top-seeded san antonio

martin luther king jr. and mrs. coretta scott king. i introduced the house bill and my good friend, senator levin, sponsored the senate companion. the legislation passed in the house and senate by voice vote. unfortunately, a couple of years later, my good friend, coretta scott king, passed away. she was a beautiful and strong spirit, and like her husband, a national treasure. they were heroes, breaking down barriers, opening doors, fighting injustice across our country and building bridges around the world. it is only fitting that this congressional tribute is an exhibit to the world and a permanent national memorial. again, mr. speaker, i'd like to thank the bipartisan leadership and staff for all of their good and great work and support of this commonsense legislation. i yield back the balance of my time, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. green: mr. speaker, i am so honored to be a part of this and i will thank again the honorable john lewis for his accord the t only congressional gold

but jon scott -- but john xxiii and also pope john paul ii will become saints this weekend. john martin and good to have you here. why these two men? why is pope francis deciding to do this now? >> some canonization processes have taken 300-600 or more years. and i think because there is an uprising of the people in reference to john xxiii. i remember at this funeral people had signs saying make him a saint now. that is in line with the tradition of the church where people come together saying this is a holy guy. john xxiii transformed the church in a positive way and we need to do that again. >> it is going to be an incredible ceremony watching this play out. when you think about pope john paul ii's legacy. we will look at a picture of five presidents, all who met with pope john paul ii and he and margaret thatcher helped to bring down the wall of commun m communism. >> what they did was make their voice a global voice and there is no church that has that voice. we need that voice. someone who speaks power in that way based on common sense. and that is what the pope did. he kissed the