not really an option for most 5 people going to the coronavirus pandemic but our globe trotters steve payne is just couldn't wait any longer and had to portugal and the capital lisbon he wanted to know what people there are doing to get in the mood for christmas. welcome to portugal where i'm spending winter this year due to the pandemic today i am in lisbon in the run up to christmas with my local friend how well i actually met 8 years ago travelling through bolivia and now he's going to show me how the portuguese celebrating this time of the and that's why we are actually here in front of a church it's usually all the traditional portuguese christmas starts right fortunately still largely we're very catholic country and so the traditional way to to leave it is you should fostering today and then you meet with all your family and all the community inside the church for a special service called. and then after the service you can go to your respective family house and have a feast we do it your own family's ok so we go in and check it out let's go all right. christmas wouldn't be written th

and will catch up with globe trotters steve payne a shot in the portuguese capital lisbon. the. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these are still permanent. side of it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yeah really a shame this for. once i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and hope things will be better next year 1st of. all couldn't get an alternative set up like this substitute for the real thing no of course not this is just a compromise it's better than nothing but it's nothing like a traditional christmas market so feel fresh it's really sad that we don't have the regular holiday markets this year and that's going to but under those circumstances to protect our health and safety i think it is absolutely acceptable. so are you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us as marty as would be the target of everything if we just moved into an apartment together. and

is not really an option for most people due to the coronavirus pandemic but our globe trotters steve payne ish just couldn't wait any longer and headed to portugal and the capital lisbon he wanted to know what people there are doing to get in the mood for christmas. welcome to portugal where i'm spending winter this year due to the pandemic today i am in lisbon in the run up to christmas with my local friend who actually met 8 years ago travelling through bolivia and now he's going to show me how the portuguese celebrating this time of the and that's why we are actually here in front of a church it's usually all the traditional portuguese christmas starts right now actually still largely we're very catholic country and so the traditional way to learn to leave it is you should fostering today and then you meet with all your family and see all the community inside the church for a special service called me. and then after the service you can go to your respective family house and they have a feast we do your own families ok so we go in and check it out let's go right. christmas wouldn't be r

conversation all morning long forbes media chairman, former republican presidential candidate steve forbes and paynetal senior wealth adviser courtney domÍnguez. mark, to you first. what do you make mitch mcconnell putting initial stop to a vote to 2,000-dollar checks, how does that play out in the markets? >> dagen, you saw it a little bit yesterday, disappointment in the market by way of selling the rollover, if you will, taking a little of the enthusiasm after hand claws rally after big gain on monday. now, i still think what's being overlooked here is the fact that there are a couple important things accompany the enact meant -- enacumen of relief packages. 10 million or so americans are and incrementally, hundreds of billions of dollars in incremental and potential spending into the economy which is exceedingly high over the last 5 years or so averaged 8% suggest there's still a lot of dry powder on the sidelines to fuel spending and help those in most need of it to bridge if you will until the period until the economy can fully reopen as consequence of inoculations that's taking place. dagen:

steve: so visual. brian: charles payne host of making money on fox business., the lock down did not escape you. no as emblematic in your faces a what we are witnessing in los angeles right now. what's your reaction? >> you know, when i saw the video over the weekend and i'm watching it first of all part of me is hoping it's not even real, right? but she juxtaposes the tents and can you heart heart break. i mean, can you hear her heart break. you understand exactly what she is talking about. so many people can relate with her. particularly in a place like california. where the hypocrisy, particularly amongst this elected officials and their friends, flight nbc gets to put this amazing elaborate tent right feet away from hers. ainsley: for catering. >> for catering and, you know, this is just after we see, you know, the gavin newsom french laundry obviously much more upscale restaurants than hers where the meals cost $450 a person where willie brown said he heard that the wine tab alone for that newsom meal is $12,000. all of that is thron thrown in r face by be

steve forbes, well-put. great to see you. >> thank you. jackie: mark your calendars. charles payneirtual town hall, "the future of capitalism on wednesday, january 13th 2:00 p.m. eastern time. the incoming administration eyes new regulations and how the free market operates. we'll answer your questions on the fate of capitalism as it faces challenges on multiple fronts. to have charles answer your question directly, message fox business on facebook or instagram or email us at investedinyou@foxbusiness.com. we'll be right back. i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ visitit's moving day. andarn

stuart: treasury secretary steve nugent says stimulus checks could start rolling out as soon as next week. here is charles paynemes" says the overall package is too little, too late. what is your assessment? >> the packets and the number is not too little but it $600 that is far too little and it is far too late for whole lot of people. it's insulting and you hit on a lot of it that it was all politically driven which means that people who lost their jobs over the last three months and people who have had major catastrophes and their families lives in part because of economic desperation and all that can be traced back to nancy pelosi. i thought it was amazing when i first heard that they were willing to accept any stimulus package with no aid for households. some of the other stuff in there we could go on and on probably for the rest of the day stuart with someone stuffy and that junk in thing like the money going to nepal and listen, i know we want to be good global neighbors but i don't know we need to be sending hundreds of millions of dollars to nepal and a billion dollars to asian initiatives and i don't

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steve moore joining, workforce analyst joanie courtney "the wall street journal" senior writer jon hilsenrath u.s. bank wealth management sr., vice president traditional investment head lisa erickson the panel this morning ryan paynek you so much for being here jon hilsenrath kick us off you have been watching this economy a student of this economy for so many years where are we right now? assess. >> well, we are -- a little bit more than halfway through a recovery process from the shutdowns that happened in april, march and april. you know. what i am looking for in this report is basically, progress. continued declines unemployment rate hundreds of thousands of jobs being added back, to payrolls, the bad news is the progress has slowed in the last few months good news is we have a vaccine coming, down the pike hopefully it can pick up. maria: yeah, a you are right. i mean the atlanta fed looking at 11.1% growth in fourth quarter and yet the numbers we saw, in the last couple of weeks, indicate a little bit of a slowdown what let's slip in a short break all hands-on deck november jobs' report right after this. stay with us. . maria: welcome back. good friday morning. thanks so much for joining us it is a jobs frid