here to discuss, fox news ventriloquist scott martin is phil wealth management. to talk about this sweater, was this you purchased or lost that or what happened? basically everything to be honest, my mom dresses me because i knew that kind of help and she picked it so that is it but it's a mixture from an ugly sweater, is it even a sweater? but it's on tonight. ben: it appears to be a sweater i will leave it to others to decide whether it is ugly. let's talk about something many people believe is ugly, the economy, how is that for transition? talking points have come down and they say we are better off as a country on all of these tricks and we were a year ago, clearly public opinion does not agree, why? >> the economy is ugly, maybe that will sweep the you're here because the more you drink, the better the economy looks and that's not a good thing because if you look at the data since we've had resurgence in the omicron. or newest variant omicron or follow-up from the resurgence we had when we were growing double digits of gdp and now get back to single digits a

scott martin joins us, he always says controversial things. . very nice hair. scott, the most important question with all the money why does, why does elon musk cut his own hair? what do you think? >> well, from a guy that doesn't cut his own hair i think he feels like he can do anything he wants. as susan says he is the richest man in the world. a lot of that is stock options. he created a lot of wealth for others, like employees and investors. neil, he goes to the beat of his own drum. obviously depending who he is attacking on twitter over any particular day he tends to win those arguments too. neil: susan raised a good point, we tend to look at these things lynn early, turns out he is paying quite a bit taxes, thank you, if you confiscate all the funds of the richest, it wouldn't come close to addressing the 23, $24 trillion of debt we pile up. that is not a result of not taxing them enough. it is really the result, this happened to republican and democratic administrations alike, spending much, much more than we have? >> that's right. it i

i will bring the best, fernandez and scott martin. old market attitude, the first hike sale and ultimate rate hike and now we are hanging from bank of america this time the strategist, chief investor strategist looking for full-blown capitulation and victoria, i think regulation is different at least from what i started in, it's not a one or two day event. in my mind it's been happening for weeks and i think we're closer to where we should be fine, not selling. your thoughts? >> i would agree with you but it's not a one day event in the cup last couple of weeks and volatility we've seen is proof of that. if you're waiting for that one big moment trying to type the market on when the one moment will be, you know how i feel about that, you need to be building your portfolio over time. here is the key, look at the s&p 500 ended down a couple percentages from all time but is driven by a handful of names. look at your shopping list, the average stock is down 13 to 14% from its all-time high so getting pullbacks, get the names you want to s

today scott martin, what do you think of the strategy. that way but it seems to be again not make it a big deal out of one day, what do you think? >> the riches do calm to those who are patient and those who stay on the path. as an investment advisor every day you looking at stocks to buy were psychologically counseling clients to hang in there and to your point don't be a dip in by the dip, find that cash or the wherewithal to rebalance some of the names that are doing better or worse depending on the day and allocating to games that look really bad a couple things in the last couple of days material space we talked about last week are names that are way down and completely indiscriminately sold they feel terrible when you put the buy order in but there once a balance on days like today because they get so hated on they're down days like we saw earlier this week and late last week. neil: how are you playing next year normally after three years of double digit advances of 20%, the very least on the fourth year things are dramatically summ

joining me now kingsview asset management cio, scott martin, point bridge capital founder and ceo, halambert. good to see you, gentlemen. thanks for being here. scott, you have to hand it to larry summers. he is going against the woke crowd on this one. that is brave to do for a democrat. >> looking outside of the box, larry -- david: looking inside the box. >> inside, wanting to jump out of the box david as far as figuring out the right way to dial with this we do have evidence. larry summers hit on some of the science of it. look at the history of the last year. the war the biden administration put on the oil industry, closing of pipelines, other special assessments, other rhetoric, talk against the industry, look what happened to gas prices and supply. if you look at it going forward, especially the meat industry, can we have the government just leave the businesses alone? look what has already happened to what the government has done for businesses with respect to the covid breakout. now they come in with regulations and any trapping let's say on some of these businesses as far as

let's bring in our market panel from king's view wealth management scott martin. and chief market strategist of global investment victoria fernandez. victoria, good afternoon. scott, how are we feeling about the markets as we wrap up 2021? >> not a bad gift from santa claus, actually if you go back a couple three weeks ago, three weeks ago everyone was panicked coming into the new year, i mean, this will be the big unwind as you mentioned with the big rally we have had an that's frankly because that's typically what happens in markets is when people start to call for the experts quote unquote calling for the great rollover, it doesn't happen in the market goes back in their face so i think we should be relatively full of gratitude with what happened because the market has shown itself to be resilient and being able now pushed her a lot of these same old problems that we have laid out with say the covid variant, with promises of tax hikes and things the federal reserve that is scary for the market and seems to not scare us anymore and there's a lot to be positive ab

cofounder $63.5 billion hole through november of 50% from last year and joining me now rob luna and scott martinon't get too frustrated when an insiders sell unless they sell a large percentage of their stock, but for many it's a problem i mean would you be buying-- tesla alone, would you be a buyer of these insiders? >> sometimes it's a good thing. here's the thing to your point about getting so emotional and wrapped up in what insiders are doing, sometimes they are selling for different reasons than you are buying. they are selling for tax loss or gains type or as well as the fact that they have a personal situation or my goodness, as investors sometimes they sell because the stock is way up and they want to take some chips off the table so what i like to look at is i like to buy tesla on big down days, big washout days and we had one recently earlier this week when the "new york times" came out with the report about the self driving technology, so i like tesla long term and think it's a great part of our future but i want to wait for that down days. when tesla pulls back that's when you jump

scott martin. monica, let's get your take on what the inflationary numbers are telling us.ep getting worse. they're not transitory. >> absolutely. the best way to explain the economy is it's a complicated economy. in general, things cost more. i think the way people are really withstanding this economy depends on whether you own assets or not. so right now the average homeowner is worth $255,000 in terms of net worth while the average renter is worth 6, 500. a 40 times difference. while the cost are things are going up, a lot of homeowners are feeling good because they see the value of the assets go up. if people want another job they can get one. but if you're representing, you don't own a lot of stocks, it's a do you have time. the cost of everything is going up. >> neil: it's interesting, too, scott, if it's rattling the markets, so far it has a funny way of showing it. i know the markets were worried about omicron for a while, how far it was spreading. now the last three winning days we've wiped out the losses we experienced in the prior three days. the dow up 3% during

scott martin on why that might be. what are the markets telling us, do you think?to how chairman powell is going to come back for another term, they are going to be tapering and interest-rate hikes are probably on their way sometime next year. earnings have been relatively good in the s&p five as well as the nasdaq and the fact that relative evaluation levels for the s&p and nasdaq are high. the not too lofty. with respect to how the markets are performing they get a little bit nervous about the omicron. and settle down, this is typical for december were probably expecting a nice rally into the end of the year. neil: with three weeks or so to go, i'm just wondering will omicron be the catalyst for stocks going one way or another the better it looks were less severe the better for stocks or new worries and restraints come out for god for bid another variant. how do you play it for the next few weeks. >> most likely that is the case, as we learn from omicron and delta and some of the other. set a bit out there or talked about. the markets impact on the market has bee

scott peterson, the man convicted of killing his pregnant wife laci nearly 2 decades ago. good evening. i am kpix 5 morning news anchor amanda starrantino in for elizabeth. >> and i'm allen martinsentence. >> reporter: convicted murderer scott peterson will be back in a san mateo county courtroom on wednesday morning and what will be the first of two upcoming court proceedings. after a trial that captivated the nation in 2004, a jury found scott peterson guilty of murdering his pregnant wife, laci peterson, and their unborn son, connor. he was sentenced to death in 2005. a retired superior court judge who fired followed the case closely. >> was he was convicted and sentenced to the death penalty, i think people pretty much said okay, it is time to move on, but here we are. >> reporter: in 2020, the california supreme court ruled to overturn the death sentence. the reason, they found some jurors were improperly dismissed. on wednesday, peterson will be resentenced to life in prison. >> the supreme court said there was sufficient evidence of his guilt, so they were not concerned about whether or not there was any issue with the guilty verdict. their concern is with the sentencing

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miss young don martin, look at the big bruised on my face. jack scott took darrell so old and bruised as on my neck near. i managed to escape to the neighbors just in time. i see a figure shop and then i called the police. the neighbors didn't want to get involved a promotional doctor's found lesions, bruises and a concussion. but even this evidence wasn't enough to convince the police irina filed a complaint 8 times to no avail. when her husband began beating the children, she decided to leave. she's been divorced since 2016. alexei was never brought to justice. said, flashing, oops, nations believe if he beats you, he loves you. shouldn't have chosen. she done that. the husband can just do whatever he wants to try. are women a worthless, but he was supposed to be subservient. jason boshamp, when she gets in russia, perpetrators like irina's, husband, are rally prosecuted. in 2017, the russian parliament passed a law de criminalizing domestic violence. only acts of violence resulting in hospitalization are considered a crime in vladimir putin ruling pa

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scott has like a household the diesel emissions scandal known as germany's largest industrial scandal with victims running into the millions of customers. but who exactly was behind the fraud v w, then c, e o martin ventercore on his manages and engineers years later, they are now finally going on trial. this is the 1st time that some of those involved have talked to the media about culpability innocence and ignorance. and what happens when nobody is accountable? this is a long story, was many chapters at its center is a secret, a trade secret kept quiet for 10 long years until the news broke in september 2015 . the u. s. environmental protection agency served a notice of violation alleging that v. w had manipulated emissions test results. this is a difficult mass or challenge for volkswagen. i suspect they're in crisis mode. won't estimate you on an auto sewing mit their money bulletin for ve software fed 5 of dinged harassment of extern doesn't applies to hinder cooling. the showroom smells also loom that's account. this is jordan. i was often fish, c o martin ventercore and accepted responsibility for the scandal, isn't shooting me in olive form. only quinton, the broken leg is something over

gripping the nation scott peterson re-sentenced closing arguments in the trial of jussie smollett and opening statements from minnesota police officer kim potter. now here's martinher's worst nightmare just before the holidays tonight are missing series focuses on 5 year-old michael bond. he disappeared from his home in idaho and now his mom talks to us in her first tv interview. that's tonight on news nation prime. you can find newsnation on the channels listed right here. we have more details on our website. >> kron 4 dot com. we want to do right now is get a better idea of when exactly. the rain is going to be arriving on for tonight, but also for this weekend had to bring it all the patio furniture. this morning. the breeze service cushions just try to trust you. i want to get soaked again. >> yeah. there you go. but we're so like it. we have another atmospheric river heading our way just seen. so let's track all this wet weather hour by hour future cast for going to see some spotty scattered showers tonight. but really intensifying with the widespread light rain by thursday morning during the overnight hours shortly before 2 o'clock. mainly. for those of yo

, senator rick scott is blasting olympic broadcaster nbc tonight saying the network has not done enough to share true pink china's atrocities. >> here to talk about what happened to martinhey done it? no. they will want to make money. >> so house democrats feel like they are doing enough. they are actually going to try to pass a resolution on the floor tonight to condemn genocide and by the way, bret, canada and the u.k. also just joined the u.s. in issuing a diplomatic boycott. so this is now expanding. >> bret: aishah hasnie live on capitol hill, thanks. >> you bet. >> there could be no longer business as usual with china. china is watching and the world is watching. >> if we do not speak out for human rights in china because of the commercial or economic ties, we lose all moral authority to speak out against human rights violations anywhere in the world. >> bret: rare bipartisan on the same issue about china and human rights on the house floor. let's bring in florida republican senator marco rubio who sits on the intelligence and will foreign relations committee. senator, thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> bret: what about what's being done when it comes to chin