the growth continues new kings wealth management chief investment officer fox news contributor scott martinotty with the hottie body. scott this is all great. >> that reminded me of seventh grade all over again they give her call me bruce before i have the majority got house starts with up and up and up. say the stock market worse the bad news in this? sounds too good to be true almost doesn't it? i believe is going to be one of the situations candy wherever they keep coming in better and better police the earnings getting better. we see more government spending. sinkable go back to work. everything gets really going to get back to the actual full reopening. and then it's kind of like now watery going to do? for the next couple quarters of an gore okay but if you're playing at home that's what it 80 days depends on the court of the two of them added together 90 days each as quick math without a calculator. the reality is once that day comes a full reopening happens her rehab was as it did once upon a time have the right to reallocate your portfolio. kennedy: sourcing reallocate to bitcoin?

art hogan, scott martin here with you. art, to you first.hnology in general? >> right. neil, one of the things we think about a lot as we normalize the economy, how many of these companies pulled forward demand. we need new lab tops and ipads and phones, et cetera. clearly this quarter shows that that is not the case for apple. they continue to create demand for new products and clearly the tip of the iceberg for the 5g roll-out. they just added $90 billion to the current buy-back program. it's a very shareholder friendly report and the numbers blew everybody away. >> neil: yeah. increasing its dividend. for a lot of viewers want to know when that means, when they have enough confidence to buy their stock, lets the market go higher and all that. having said that, scott martin, it is a good reflection on the american consumer. in this case, the global consumer as welcoming out of this pandemic. not to say we're hurting during it. what do you make of the appetite to buy items that are not necessarily cheap? >> the great tail wind. when some of

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we have courtney dominguez, payne capital wealth advisor, scott martin, kingsview management cio, fox news contributor. courtney, what do you think phil was nicely outlining here? it is a move away from traditional gas-powered vehicles, that is push by automakers themselves, many hope to have all electric line-ups the next few years, quite another issue for governors to sort of push the administration into mandating that. where do you think this is going? >> i think, you had mentioned this earlier, neil, i do agree with. we'll see where the demand goes. i do think especially the younger generations are pushing more towards clean energy sources. i think long term, i don't think a trend that will go away by any means. short term the infrastructure is not there yet. we don't have the means to completely rely on clean energy. when looking at investments or markets, i don't think the more traditional energy sources go away. long term down the line, that is trend we want to continue, to get a piece of. a lot of your biggest, biggest investors in some clean energy are more traditional energy

joining me now to discuss, king's view wealth management cio scott martin, jim air owe and jill ann feeney, the administration was looking to see how wall street would handle the world's highest capital gains tax, i think they got their answer. do you think they'll listen? [laughter] >> first of all, they could have just asked us ahead of time -- [laughter] remember, they are politicians. they're float out a 43% capital gains rate, they know that's absurd. they want to make us think that we negotiated back so we feel like we got some sort of deal. let's keep it in perspective. 30% is awful. it's toxic and destructive policy for the middle class. those people that make over a million dollars, those are the people who employ the middle class. are they willing to do that. i think the answer is yes, i think it's potential policy, and if they really -- terrible policy. in the end, i think it'll be okay for stocks. charles: yeah. to that point, it feels like this administration's really worried about their strategies to win the polls and message things, public relations things, you get the media

chairman, ranking minority member what he wants to hear tonight, ahead of that i want to go to scott martin, kingsview asset management. we have brandon arnold with us, national taxpayers union executive vice president. brandon, end with you, begin with you, own some of the cost associated with this for all the record tax increases it really doesn't foot the entire bill even on this package, let alone the two others. so you have got about $6 trillion worth of spending which less than a third is actually paid. what do you make of that? >> yeah. we're looking at an enormous debt problem already been a major issue for this country. we had to spend over $5 trillion on the covid pandemic. now we're looking at deepening that enormous problem with additional spending that, by the way is accompanied by tax increases that will further slow the economic growth, further slow the recovery we absolutely need right now. so this is a devastating combination of higher spending, higher taxes our country simply cannot afford right now. this is the worst time to be raising taxes by trillions and trillions of

scott. i imagine he's going to get bigger as a result of last night. the real problem is martiniculum. he's the guy that is missing. i want children judged by the content of their character, not the color of their skin. this is the opposite. tim scott hit it last night and today. do we teach people to not discriminate by discriminating? we don't. now the california schools. you know, california has been doing their best to lead us into the basement of history academically for a long time. here they go again. if i could just say, i just looked at the program for international student assessment, the piza studies that we do every two years internationally. we're 37th in math in the world. 37th. guess where china is? number 1. you think they're working on ethnic studies and euro centrism? >> martha: no. they're focusing on math and science and we're falling behind. if we don't wake up to that, we're going to be in major trouble. here's president biden talking about expanding public education. a quick thought on this. >> 12 years is no longer enough today to compete with the rest of

martin. the mother of tamir rice. the mother of walter scott.marley graham or sandra bland or breonna taylor. the mother of daunte wright. and people ask me, sometimes, if we, black journalists, take these stories personally. and the answer is, yeah, we do. because each of us knows that, at any time, our husbands, our sons, our daughters, could be the next black lives matter hashtag just for running into the wrong cop on the wrong day in a car the cop thinks is too nice for a black person to be driving or the tint's too dark. or really, just for nothing at all. so, yeah, it's personal. when those guilty verdicts were read out by the judge against derek chauvin, something i haven't heard in more than a decade, of doing this job. it was a profound moment. a fundamental change in more than a century of unrighted, officially sanctioned wrongs against black people. when george floyd was dying, he called out for his mama, who like george floyd, is dead and gone. but the mamas left behind are speaking. and crying out for justice. and joining me now is

reported extensively on this, and cbs' david martin looks at a shocking case thato shows why so many want this change. >> reporter: staff sergeant randal scotts is a serial rapist who got away with it, time and again, even after leah ramirez reported him to army investigators in 2017. >> i thought that they were going to put this man behind bars so that he couldn't hurt nobody else. >> reporter: and what did happen? >> nothing. >> reporter: leah is a civilian, but her husband, staff sergeant arnie ramirez, worked at fort bliss, texas. she says hughes raped her at a super bowl party after her husband passed out. >> he assaulted first in the backyard, and then he dragged me saorter:exmoome and then went to the military hospital and later reported it to the army's criminal investigation division, c.i.d. >> help me understand what you remember about it. >> reporter: agents videotaped their interview with her, and gathered evidence. did army c.i.d. ever tell you what they had concluded? >> they found probable cause that he did rape me. >> reporter: but hughes' commander at fort bliss opted not to bring charges. instead, hughes was issued aissd no

i got to work very closely with his son martin iii and know his daughter reverend bernice and son dexter and got to know well his widow, coretta scottfinally giving his life. he never lived to see a lot of what he planted the seeds to happen. he did not know we had a black president, that we elected and reelected. that wouldn't have happened without what he did in selma. he did not know we would have a black woman vice president. he marched because he believed in it. we must continue the fight. that's why i'm asking everyone to log on to national action network's convention, week after next, april 14 through 17, where members of the biden administration and civil rights leaders and youth activists will be on virtually so we can plan to protect voting rights and protect the rights of people in policing and the police reform movement and economic justice. and i'm reminded, as i look at the difficulties and i see the weeping in the courtroom, in the family room, as they watch the tape of george floyd. dr. king's last speech, he said we'll have some difficult days ahead but we will get to the promised land. that's why some of us keep go

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a man like senator scott and says he doesn't identify with the experience of african americans, he's a beautiful picture of the american dream. name-calling -- my uncle said, martiner as brothers and sisters. i say sisters. calling a wonderful american man who served this nation uncle tim is not going to resolve any problems in any community, neil. >> neil: alveda, you dealt with similar language. called you an aunt tom. >> and aunt jemima. >> neil: i know. but you dealt with that. so you're now in a unique position to advise and help senator scott with this. how do you deal with that, being african american and saying that democrats are wrong on this stuff? >> i have no doubt that senator scott will keep his hand to the plow, continue to serve america. he will not get petty and start calling names back or even to try to defend himself. he will continue to do good work. he will continue to overcome evil with good. he is doing a good job. people resent it. some people said that he's a jim crow whisperer, working for the white supremacists. no, he's not. the people that are whispering and coming in our faces calling him bad names, those are the people we need to lo

scott heiler al-jazeera. hong kong's 9 most prominent pro-democracy activists have been sentenced for taking part in anti-government protests in 2019 among them as veteran campaign a martin lee who helped launch the city's largest opposition party in the 1990 s. and media tycoon jimmy lay friday's court proceedings mark another blow to hong kong's pro-democracy movement which is an increasing pressure from china asian brown reports. what do you think it's a phone call martin lee helped found hong kong's pro-democracy movement and co-wrote the city's mini constitution which is why he's often called the father of hong kong's democracy now $82.00 the lawyer arrived at court saying whatever happens i can take it in his case an 11 month sentence suspended for 24 months lead chuckie run arrives ready for jail referencing the words of a familiar anthem for troubled times you will never walk alone ever work together for a 3rd even though we were there for you know he was jailed for 12 months jimmy lie the founder of hong kong's most popular newspaper was jailed for 14 months his legal journey has barely begun. jimmy lie is already in jail having been denied bail after being char

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martin. in 2016, the trial of south carolina officer who shot walter scott in the back three times ended in a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict. michael schrager later pleaded guilty. in 2017, also in minnesota, a jury acquitted the police officer who shot and killed philando castile. and in new york, no charges were ever brought against the officer who put eric garner in a deadly choke hold. >> and mara, all we have to do is look at eric gardner, who was murdered on the streets of staten island. we saw the video. charges weren't even brought. and then we look at the case of walter scott, where he was moving slowly away from the police officer, who took out his gun thinking mo one was watching him and shot him in the back repeatedly. and that case ended in a mistrial. so there's one example after another example that suggests we need to be looking at this jury and wondering if there's somebody on that jury that is biased and is going to have a, you know, cause a hung jury, despite the overwhelming evidence that we've seen. this isn't the first time. i guess what i'm sa

improving conditions in general i think scott kirby at united had the quote of the day leisure demand more than 100%. that's a great quote he was on this morning lockheed martinbetter normal. the out nation ceo had great comments auto nation. we're getting the positive spin, the positive body language we were anticipating. i have not heard a single ceo come out and say we're not giving guidance because we don't have any certainty that is very good news nobody wants to hear that and so far nobody has been hearing it the other is the highest cost. prok procter & gamble hiking price for baby care and feminine care. already did to offset higher commodity costs. other cases maybe they are just eating it. the bottom line is they are able to do it and it doesn't seem to be affecting their profit situation. this it is ideal situation what you want to really see thanks to my colleague for doing the research there we've seen this with kimberly clark as well. so far the good news is higher costs do not seem to be dramatically impacting margins and that is what we care about but again it is very very early in this earnings season and of course carl we'll be on top of of

i've seen you go down and talk to the family of trayvon martin, be with other families as well when we saw what happened to eric garner, walter scott. i'm curious, what will you be saying to trayvon's family and all the other families who you've been with, you've sat with and you've prayed with? >> well, what i've been saying and i talked to some of them last night, is that the loss of their loved one sometimes are the steps that we have to walk on to ultimately get to where we have to go. and the fact that you did not get justice, but stayed in a justice movement made this some way a victory for you, and it gives you the satisfaction to know you didn't fight in vain. yes, it is a pain that will never go away, but the pain even in the floyd family that won the case won't go away. and many of them said, reverend, we're going to meet you at dante's funeral thursday. tomorrow we have another funeral. this won't stop. and just like i was raised by the generation ahead of me, john lewis and jesse jackson and others mentored martin luther king iii, we see younger people coming behind us, movement is about continuity which is why you have