scott martin, thanks for that great insight. your perspective there.. elizabeth: still ahead, tom del beccaro. he is the man leading the movement to recall democrat california governor gavin newsom. he is going to give us an update on that and whether or not, is governor newsom really going to be kicked out of office? that threat is looking more serious by the day. the story next. >> this was a situation where you were at war and you had battlefronts all around you and absolutely you could not, you could not discuss pinpoint one thing and say, let as shut down all of our bars and all of our restaurants and let's do this, let's do that. because we dug in and we started researching and going back and looking at all of our bars and everything. we could not find one case that absolutely we could pinpoint to a bar. ♪ my husband and i have never eaten healthier. shingles doesn't care. i logged 10,000 steps today. shingles doesn't care. i get as much fresh air as possible. good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you n

scott martin thanks for that great insight in your perspective are great to see you scott.elba karo leading the movement to recall california and governor newsom. we'll have an update on that and whether or not his governor newsom really going to be kicked out of office? that thread is t looking more serious by the day. that story is next. >> this was a situation where you were at war and you have france all around you and absolutely you cannot, you cannot just pinpoint one thing and say let's shut down all of our bars and all of our restaurants and let's do this and let's do that again as we dug in and we started researching and going back and looking at all of our bars. we could not find one case that we could pinpoint to a bar. ♪♪ ♪♪ [ engines revving ] ♪♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ah, a package! you know what this human ordered? ♪♪ a backache. consider pain, delivered. pain says you can't. advil says you can. ♪♪ mr. rogers said, “look for the helpers! you can always

the fallout of all of this with danielle mcglocklin, scott martin back with us. the fallout with the ongoing battle to get covid under control with the vaccines but, danielle, with the airline industry, this latest requirement, they are not part of the stimulus plan yet, they could be, they're not yet, this is yet another nail potentially that could hammer them right out of existence. what do you think? all right. i have that effect on people. they hear me, they're so in awe about the question they think, they think. anyway, scott martin, i don't know if you hear me the notion this will add insult to injury to the airline industry, what do you think? >> i know the feeling, neil. the girls i met had while i was growing up. it was astounding. i take the other side of this. as jeff points out makes passengers more confident to fly. it might increase air traffic people are not flying worried about catching at the airport or on the planes. depending how they roll it out, depending what kind of assistance or aid you give the airlines as jeff point the out too, massive

back with us, scott martin, jackie deangelis. ople impacted favorably by this to depend on the government to sort of make up for that wage gap. what do you think? >> potentially, neil, if they don't lose their job in the process. i guess you could call me a free marketeer, but i believe if you stay out of the way of business, if you let them choose the wages they pay, lower regulations, we get more growth. and when you get growth, you get the general levity in wages. you don't have to force businesses to all of a sudden add a few dollars here and there to make a minimum wage. yes, if the jobs stay there and they get the minimum wage, yes, that could possibly help. but as we've seen from many businesses' comment, they're going to be cutting jobs if the minimum wage goes up too much. neil: yeah. of i'm sure the boss after a store, a company, a restaurant will be happy to hear that the government saves a lot on benefits and those workers don't have to depend on those benefits. but the fact of the matter is that isn't helping their bo

let's go to ann berry, i believe she's still with us, and scott martin. is jackie with us? me get your take on that -- oh, jackie is there. basically, this is going to go on a long time and basically i can kind of see that, you know, the political response, we better not leave this with no response. they're under increasing pressure by their own words and their threats to do something. what i'm not clear on -- i know you're leery of maybe the government getting overinvolved here, but something is going to be done. i guess what i'm asking you then is what would do the least harm in the market's eyes? because the market, i guess, is always worried if you police them the, how soon is it before you police us. if you restrict their trading, how soon is it before you go after our trading? if you charge them for what they did, how soon is it before you charge us for trades and all this other stuff that's out there, you know, all across? i'm just wondering what would be the least foul alternative the as far as government interaction here. >> you know, neil one, one of the messages

well, let's get the read from market watcher scott martin and ted wiseburg.nks for joining me. >> hi, jerry. >> jerry: scott, let's start with you, if i may. what is the story here? a lot of criticism of robin hood. they're on the side of the big guys against the little guys and that's why they have limited trading. still have limits on trading. they said no, no, no. they had to place additional capitol with the clearing house. you heard senators are weighing in from all sides. what is your sense of the reality here? is this wall street coming together to protect itself or is this just such a big dislocation that they had no choice? >> it was both. wall street is doing its best to protect itself and its interests as it always does. robinhood to their fault was not prepared for this. so with respect to how much money that they have had to put up to the exchanges and clearing houses, you're right. that is money that they probably didn't expect to have to put up. the one thing i'll say, that is going on now as you hinted gamestop being so last week and now this

joining us tonight mark morgan, byron york, scott martin, tom del beccaro, david webb and tom homan.. dozens of house republicans now out today with new legislation to protect the keystone pipeline and jobs. critics warning, never has an administration started off, started off so

i want to bring in management cio and fox business contributor scott martin and wealth management group gina ballwin. scott, does feel like this market this week is waiting for something i think to jim's point the downside it feels like we have support of a few people love to get out but also wondering what will be the next part. what do you think? >> the market is waiting for higher prices and i feel like were back in high school and jim might cheat off my paper, you're right about a lot of the points, how many times you stay put in this market but he said something super important, the earnings estimate for the s&p, 2021 i agree 100% will be 200 bucks with the fed backstop, the treasury backstop, interest rate is 0 forever for the rest of my life certainly let's put a multiple on $200 of earnings why don't we 20, 25, let's do the math s&p 4000 at the very least, s&p 5k at the very worst, younger reason to buy stocks on any pullback and that's the way of the land straight up math. charles: i have to be honest i don't remember you being this excited about the market for some time. >> i

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threading me to it break it down chief investment officer and fox news contributor, scott martin is back call them scotty markets. not eat scotty. >> we do scotty to hottie and one is actually kennedy kind of hot under the collar about janet yellen's plans are ways to deal with the administration plans. because janet yellen boys and girls is one of the people who's out there fanning the flames for more spending. so no problem i'll just go over to joe's office and tell him to start hiking taxes willie nelly everywhere. i'm telling you to spend all that money first off. support we will just print more than the fed you guys i know how works will print moral be great. were not on the hook for anything. obsolete corporate tax rate looks like it's going to go up 7%. there also talk about a capitol gains tax. which of these is worse for the economy? suspect they're both bad. the corporate tax rate is way more directly impactful because you're basically hitting corporations across the board. what's of money but the corporate tax or been on the daca for potential changes this is it administration

schneider along with wets enhancement group senior vp nicole web and fox business contributor scott martin. michelle, i'll start with you. we've got this jobs report this morning. i thought the ugliest part of it was that 400,000 decline the labor participation which by the way probably still at the fate of that $1.9 trillion stimulus they're pushing through but you take that, add in more vaccine, the ground is reopening as this economy and ultimately looks like the perfect storm for markets so what are your thoughts on where we go from here? >> there's still a lot of money on the sidelines, we're getting daily calls from people from every walk of life how do i get in the market, how do i invest, so i'm really looking at the potential of some kind of blowoff rally that hasn't happened yet so there's a couple of things to look at as sort of a baseline for warning, and one be the small caps themselves which of course are making new all-time highs today and performing well. the other be the transportation sector which has not done as well, flashed a warning mid- january is now back and bull i

[laughter] scott martin. [laughter] scotty the hottie with the knotty body. good night.messages on the virus, masks, vaccines and pretty much everything else. plus an alternative minimum wage. two republican senators are out with a proposal to counter the democrats' $15 minimum wage plan in what they're calling a move to raise pay for workers without costing jobs. >>> and big tech is under pressure, news sharing in one country. i'm gerry baker, this is "fox business tonight." ♪

scott martin, susan li with me now. going to happen, it's unlikely that it doesn't can, but it could. the i mean, there are already a number of republicans who have got at least a couple of democrats worried about the price tag. worried about jamming in system of these other features. so then what? >> yeah. what a tangled web we weave, right? don't you like that, neil? [laughter] the markets are anticipating some sort of stimulus whether it's $1.9 trillion or just a few billion, i think they pretty much said that you have to follow the money, and the money's telling you there's going to be money printing coming from either the white house, the government and administration or from the federal reserve as you've heard two days now with jerome powell in front of congress. so i think people are anticipating something. and don't forget, you still have another trillion dollar package, infrastructure, that will be also discussed and pushed for, apparently, already by the white house. so i think wall street needs something. nei

i just want to be clear, i'm here today in part because scott, martin, nick, jamie, chris, luke, ginan, annetta, carla, and peter and the others cannot groove. there are too many more to name. there are not enough words to properly describe how the remarks of marjorie taylor greene makes these families feel. they are still suffering, they will be suffering forever and this makes it so much worse. host: that was the congressman last night at that house rules committee mary -- rules committee hearing. the house will be coming in in about 25 minutes. one issue will be on whether to strip marjorie taylor greene of her committee seats on the education and labor committee, and the budget committee. carol in west virginia, an independent. go ahead. caller: good morning, john. i want to say that washington journal is a national treasure. thank you for taking my call. i want to say that yes, she needs to be taken out of there, but also maxine waters, when she stood on and round people up, to get in there faces no matter where people are at, that's also -- i mean, she needs to be looked into to

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that's why the king papers project when coretta scott king named me to edit martin luther king's papers she understood that in the long run what would survive were the papers that martin luther king produced during his lifetime. so all of that is part of what i would call the legacy of martin luther king, and if we want to get close to who he really was, that's the best window that we have into the past. so martin luther king produced a lot of papers. one of the things that has kept me busy for the last 30 years is bringing together hundreds of thousands of documents. as any great person, you have so many materials to work with, and all of these are important windows, and that's why i feel that my life is well-served by doing this is that it provides what we will -- what will be the lasting memory of martin luther king. but when we look at who he really was, we have to kind of go back beyond the myth. we have to go back beyond the kind of person who is honored by the national holiday because the importance of coming to a site like this is that you begin to see evidence from michael king

alex scott, martin keown in the studio from a day, loads to pack in.had - a pair! yes, leather gloves and i mittens. i've never had mittens! you're going _ mittens. i've never had mittens! you're going to _ mittens. i've never had mittens! you're going to be _ mittens. i've never had mittens! you're going to be inundated - mittens. i've never had mittens! i you're going to be inundated with mittens now! mitten debate over. sarah, how is it going? yes, you need the mittens. i've been wearing my mittens over the last week or so. full gear every time i've left the house. will be one of the last days you'll be getting out their sledging today if you have the snow with you because things are gradually turning milder as we head through the weekend but only very gradually. still a lot of snow and ice around this morning, temperatures sub zero, with the scene in maidstone in kent and although things are turning milder gradually particular by tomorrow, you'll notice de wind is a real wind chill, brisk winds today and tomorrow as well. a weather front moves on f

the work started in 1985 when coretta scott king picked carson to lead the project nearly 20 years after martinnated. how long did you believe it would have taken you to get through all 12 volumes at the time, right, instead of 14? >> i'm kind of embarrassed. because i told her yeah, probably in about 20 years i think we can wrap up this. >> reporter: so you were thinking 2005? >> yeah, yeah. and we kind of passed that deadline. >> reporter: the first volume ki ely life in atlanta and took seven years to produce. each volume is filled with powerful text, each within peeling back another layer revealing king's growth and shifts in ideology, as he became one of the most prolific and controversial figures in american history. >> but what are a couple or a few of the most important pieces that you've come across in doing this work? >> i remember being in coretta's basement. we pull out what was called his preaching file. it was handwritten by martin king. and it was the beginning of his nobel prize acceptance speech. handwritteprab t las pso to touch that legal pad was martin luther king. until i o

martin luther king, jr. center under the leadership of mrs. coretta scott king, senator edward kennedy, teddy kennedy was a keynote speaker and he made a statement in his address that i have never forgotten, cannot and i think that the audience might have missed the impact of that. he said dr. king educated my family in the area of civil and human rights. i hope that somewhere in the king papers that speech might be recorded, but i thought to make that kind of statement publicly was to remain historic and memorable. >> they had known, it's pointed out in the book and something we know about the kennedys, they grew up in massachusetts, there wasn't a lot of interaction with african-americans at the time and they experienced prejudice against them as catholic. one of the most intriguing parts of the book was daddy king's looking at catholic. even though kennedy extended himself and did a great service during the time that martin luther king was in reedsville, i think, at that point, he said i didn't want to vote for-- ments you have to remember, martin luther

martin luther king and includes the president of the national urban league, mark morreale. and we have emanuel cleaver, gregory scott, bobby scott, senator warnock. they are led by dr. willis l.lonzer iii. alpha phi alpha. civil rights leaders rosa parks and coretta scott king and, of course, their sisterhood also includes our very own vice president kamala harris. members of congress are sheila jackson lee, eddie bernice johnson, terri sewell, federica wilson, bonnie watson coleman, lauren underwood. kappa alpha cy fraternity founded at indiana university. among their notable achievers are astronaut dr. bernard harris jr. former congressman conyers. it includes benny thompson, hakeem jeffries, al lawson, and don mceachin. and they are led by ruben a. shelton. former colleague lacy clay. omega psi phi fraternity founded in howard university. includes activist and referenced jessie jackson jr. and it includes james clyburn of south carolina, hank johnson of georgia, mr. mfume of maryland. and led by dr. david marion. delta sigma theta sorority founded in 1913 at howard university. they account as their sisters, the f

martin's mother was our key note speaker. but also actually during that time, not only did we have a very diverse coalition, but that included latasha brown, deborah scottere at a funeral service for our dear friend and freedom fighter keith komu jennings. this is something that goes back decades in our family and these women that thele world are now discovering have been on the front lines in the 90s. these are the same women that helped nurture yolanda. when yolanda was an infant, natasha would come to the house and we would sit around as yolanda was a brand new baby. these are the type of leaders and women that she has been nurtured on and that have been leading fight for decades here in georgia and all around our country and world. >> now, yolanda, you spoke at the commitment march last august directly addressing the young people in the crowd, that massive crowd. listen to what you said. >> my generation has already taken to the streets peacefully and with masks and socially distanced to protest racism. and i want to ask the young people here to join me in pledging that we have only just begun to fight and that we will be the generation that moves f

and martin lee used in his home combs father democracy charles related to a demonstration in august 2019 against beijing's influence which drew nearly 2000000 people. australia's prime minister scott morrison has apologised to a woman who says she was raped in the parliament building 2 years ago former government stuff and brittany higgins says the attack was carried out by colleagues in the defense minister's office morrison has promised an investigation into the government's workplace culture i mean that that should not have happened. and do apologize that shouldn't happen that's one of i suspect many process issues that stephanie foster will on a hyper defy and ensure that doesn't prevent the money but at the end of the die i want to make sure that any young woman working in this place is a cipher as possible just as i would like my own daughters if they have a chance to get down that path or in whatever workplace that i will working in. that i could have that confidence of this i feel as a father i could have the confidence of site. a massive winter storm has been pummeling months of the u.s. and even brought the rest of us know to some southern states causing chaos in the reg