to obviously be the statements of the school in stuart little state cross that 1st you go stay in the studio it will come back to you shortly but in the meantime let's just bring you some more recent pictures because military planes have been flying over the armenian capital police have been deployed in large numbers as we can see from these pictures thousands of protesters as well as supporters of primeness nicole passion and are rallying in the capital yet a van right now opposing crowds were seen near each other with clashes erupting between the groups. was. ok let's get the latest now on what is actually happening down in republican republic square in yet a van because we can speak to you are mean with the mayan she's a local journalist there we appreciate your time just explain what you can see what's happening in place. right. there right minister or just. in the republic square and mr cashion elsewhere he will not let. any problems. also hold our media all our media. here. on 100 meters from that it was straight just thought better connection i say and what is the atmosphere th

so it has been a little wild. stuart: okay. ant them. so where are they putting them? in the woods or in their backyard in the suburbs? >> yeah. we actually set them up for you. they're always about two hours outside of major cities. we're outside of new york, boston, d.c., atlanta, dallas, austin, houston, seattle, l.a. you drive two hours for them. they are set up for you. check yourself in. you have your own key code. you enter. a big window only looks into nature. comfortable bed, a kitchenette. you have a cooking area over the fire pit. you can make shores, meal. you don't have to do anything besides get yourself there. when you do, there is no wi-fi. there is a cell phone lockbox so you can escape the city, escape technology, escape work. just get away, ideally doing in. stuart: what is the square footage? >> these cabins are about the 136 square feet each. stuart: that is not much. >> four person cabin. stuart: that is a little box, that is what it really is. what would you charge me for example, for a tiny, 150 square fo

stuart kaiser. great to catch up. the bond market, the yields breaking out a little bit. what is the tolerance in this market for that? stuart: i think the tolerance is pretty high. you do well when you are rising outside of tightening cycles. the reason is -- i think there will be a fair amount of tolerance, particulate if the fit remains easy and wants to be behind it. the second part is inflation expectations. 10 year breakeven is 2.2%. when that number gets 2.5%, it does turn into a headwind for equities. definitely following breakevens. big picture yields are moving higher for the rice -- for the right reasons which is growth rather than policy tightening. it should not be too strong of a headwind. tom: what level of 10 year yield begins the ambiguity be good a good rise in yields and a more challenging rise in yield? stuart: the level that has been talked about is 1.5%, which we are a good distance away from. something around that level. the market might focus on 150 and if equities are still rallying they will move the number to 2%. it will be the big round numbers

stuart: i'm a little older than you.funny. i used to be a waiter. i'd come home late at night, i'd watch johnny carson and laugh. if i watch these late night guys now, where's the humor? it's all a nasty sarcasm all the time. they've got to find something new, and i don't think they will. >> they're angry, right? it's the angry. stuart: yeah. yeah, that's all it is. all right, joe concha, back to your home, if that's where you're broadcasting from, i think it is. thanks for joining us, appreciate it. >> yeah. see you later. [laughter] stuart: now this, former president trump is leaving the screen actors' guild. why, lauren? lauren: this is a great story. so the union had threatened expulsion after the capitol hill riots, but president trump resigned before they could actually make their final decision. and in a letter, trump cited sag's dismal record doing little for its members besides collecting dues. i'm of laughing because sag's response was two words, it was thank you. and this is so emblematic to me of the trump pr

little guy who loses here? >> that's a good question, stuart. e little guy finally when it felt like i was watching the movie clad a leader where maximus overcomes the roman empire, but there are real concerns that i have i mean ultimately the free market will in fact prevail, but a lot of the strap the institutions have set up for the little guys to take on these margins and what i see is yes, and the little guy could prevail if they learn first of all that it system is rigged against them since the beginning and if they understand that and realize to win that game they have to keep out of margins. they have been given this margin out of 2.99% , less than it costs for a mortgage. they have run up debt and if this thing turns as it always well, they will get caught holding the bag and ultimately fall into the trap of the institution, which in the long run someone was sent to lose. that's the irony. they had been set up to lose they have to learn that there are things they could do to win and they will win if they keep their head and not get greed

there is such a thing as good money. ♪♪ i feel better than i have ever been ♪♪ feeling like a little bit ♪♪ stuartck your money, the dow is down, and as a couple little, the s&p is up a little. big tech, that is where the action is. amazon, a little bit down today, that is the news on amazon, google hitting all-time high, look at google. a 7%, huge gain for that stock, this woodstock, game stop, 120, back to 99. amc at $8.57, up 9% but this is nothing like the highs and share prices a few days ago. disorder stocks part a little. president biden has a problem in his -- call the teachers union. the biggest issue facing tens of billions of people is going back to school for in classroom learning. people have to be back in the classroom, the teachers union, especially big cities are standing the way. mayor lori lightfoot is begging the unions go back to the classroom and they have refused and they want more money and teachers to go to the head of the line for vaccinations. in california, governor newsom demand return to the classroom but the union says no, he offered $2 billion to schools that reopen

stuart: time to move on. like a little stiletto after robinhood. a different generation, that's all. susan, thank you very much indeed. >>> dr. fauci giving us mixed messages so why is the media giving him a pass? joe concha will not give him a pass. that's for sure. concha will join us shortly. >>> first as more big companies go all-in on electric, could the gas pump be destined for the dustbin of history? report on that for you too. we'll be back. ♪. to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that and more in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you to maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. you can do an uncomfortable, old-fashioned crunch or an aerotrainer super cru

stuart: you don't know whether the market frenzy is over yet, but coming out of it, the little guy, aou. >> 100%. stuart: they got trashed here, how about you. >> i got trashed in this particular trade. i lost 700 grand and got out. all the little guys, i'med glad they're having hearings, with anything like this time moves along, anger subside a little bit but people got absolutely murdered and lost money i feel like they unfairly lost. i said it last time. it is not so much people invest in the stock market thinking it is automatic, but they didn't know the rules can change. that is the big thing different with this one. they lost money because robinhood changed rules in mid game. stuart: they have moved on though. not just gamestop, amc, not just the heavy action stocks of a week ago, two weeks ago. now it moved on to the pot stocks. is it going to rotate from one group to another? >> yeah, it has moved the pot stocks a little bit. not to the same degree of early ones. there is an element, game the system, get all the momentum behind it. to my mind what happened with the early stock

stuart: you're coming to us from palm beach, florida, if i'm not mistaken. that is the little bug. it is freezing cold. the city is utterly deserted. what is it like in florida? give us a progress report from an open state? >> stuart, it is incredible. i'm visiting here. like you i live in a lockdown jurisdiction, in chicago, illinois. coming to florida is incredibly liberating i have to describe it. the state is open. it is managing virus risks responsibly. children are in school. sports are being played. restaurants are packed. churches are thriving. it is normal society in most ways. people are walking around largely maskless. they are smiling. guess what, stuart, regarding the virus on all the most serious metrics, the most significant metrics this place, florida, is massively outperforming lockdown jurisdictions like new york and like chicago. so florida, ron desantis who i think is the best governor in america, has become the example for the rest of the country, protect the vulnerable and do so with great care but allow regular citizens who are not statistically vulnerable to

james anderson, a day night test max says it will swing a little bit more. they have stuarttake any wickets. two brilliant exponents. - didn't take any wickets. two brilliant exponents. fascinating stuff. many thanks indeed. next to rugby union, and while all may be going well for france on the field — top of the six nations table with two wins from two — their preparations for their next match against scotland have been thrown into disarray with news today that their head coach fabien galthie has tested positive for coronavirus. i'm joined by our rugby union correspondent chris jones. great to speak to you, good evening. where does this leave? all eyes now be on the squad whether or not it read to the players as well. first read to the players as well. first thin . s read to the players as well. first things first. _ read to the players as well. first things first, it's _ read to the players as well. first things first, it's lucky _ read to the players as well. f "st things first, it's lucky that this weekend is a rest weekend in the six nations, because if there is another

stuart: could you conclude that the, that the hedge funds won and the little guy lost? you bought in the investors in the nine hour. he bought in $35. if you bought in 35 you redoubled your money. wall street bets page, you started to hear flury of gamestop messaging probably in that 35 to 55-dollar realm. stuart: amc dropped below $8 a share. 7.95 right now. thank you, susan. let me get back to the climate envoy, he flew on a private jet to accept an environmental award. what was his response, lauren? he was called out. what did he say to being called out? lauren: he let me preface it was in 2019. i consider it a gem. it is elitist and hypocritical. listen to what the now climb at czar said back then. >> it is the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle. lauren: no one expected him to sail across the ocean to iceland to accept this award but he could have flown commercial which does emit less carbon. it it is this constant parade of elite lawmakers in many instances saying one thing, killing the keystone pipeline, which creates jo

stuart: that's going a little far, i'd say.ey love looking at zillow, it's a new pastime and obsession. stuart: i love it. wait a minute. >> i think we have an instigators price here. seventy-six dollars apiece the last i checked. they went out around 30 -- $43. with these larger ipos, it will take a while to match up in the orders might take a while. stuart: makes the reverse -- >> the woman makes the first move. pricing since its high evaluation. stuart: okay. >> there are a lot of dating apps, like you would know. [laughter] stuart: come on. next case. therapeutic company, they say they can monitor your immunity to covet. they can tell you whether you are immune or not. how does that work? will ask the ceo and we've got doctor drew pinsky on the shelf next. ♪♪ ♪♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we'v

stuart: oh, not quite. we would love to see the sun. we may get a little good morning, everybody, 10:00 on the east coast. let's get straight to the markets. kind of wild so far this morning in. the nasdaq is really recovering big time t was down well over 100. now it is down 60. minor league losses for the dow and the s&p. look at the yield on the 10-year treasury. we got as high as 1.46. now it is 1.47. almost 1.48. that rise in yields really hurts big tech stocks. that is why the nasdaq is down so much. the reddit rally is book with a vengance this morning. i call them the shorted stocks or the frenzy stocks. gamestop had been as high as about 150. now it is 119. koss still up 65%. amc up 8%. you got a a lot of movement in these stocks all over the place, got it. we like to cover the housing boom. the latest indicator in pending home sales? susan: down in the month of january. down 2.8%. economists were looking for a flat read, zero. looks like higher interest rates, higher mortgage rates are biting into the home sales. down in the month of january. stu

that's 1-800-763-2763 stuart: the overall market is not that interesting. dig a littleworth 10 days ago. that is one side of the market. the other side of the market is bitcoin. look at it go. $47,000 per coin. it hit 48,000 earlier this morning. susan you've been with me last three hours watching all this, what do you make of gamestop? >> that gamestop gone sub50, represent as peak or movement. is the money flowing to other asset classes like bitcoin? i think the move to bitcoin is pretty staggering, it is pretty obvious. stuart: that is the movement in the market today. we have bitcoin at 47,000. we had dogecoin. >> 8 cents this week. ethereum paid a record high. this is the wall street reddit brigade and retail investors, cluster of trades. movement of money together. stuart: it is the new state of the market. the retail guy arrived in big terms, big time. the millenials are out there investing first time. they're in the market affecting it. i welcome it, susan. i really do. my time is absolutely up. neil cavuto is back. neil, it is yours. neil: thank you stuart, ver

let's just do one little vignette we can break apart. when jeb stuart rides around the union army he takes three brigades of calvary but robert e lee has four other calvary brigade, he doesn't lose all his eyes in years. so we should ask ourselves what happens? well, first of all, he takes the best three brigade commanders with them. even james longstreet says, why don't you leave wade hampton behind he goes. nope. i'm taking him with him. so who does he leave behind? well, he leaves behind impotent and jenkins cavalry. these are irregular calvary that are used to operating in western, virginia. they're not used to operating with the army of northern virginia. robert lee is not very big on these guys and they're the ones that are largely guarding his artillery supplies. they're the ones gathering up the tens of thousands of horses and cattle and sheep and goats and all that stuff that they are pilfering out of pennsylvania and sending back to richmond. okay. okay. she still got two others. okay. so the two others are first one is beverly robertson. that

which spread through asia 100 years before -- a little after the stuarts died out, spread through asia and then a wonderful character, i talk about, lady marymount lady mary set montague and -- variation is taking a smallpox scab and scratching open somebody's arm and skinning the smallpox scab in their arm or taking a small scab and leaving it in steam for a bit and then stuffing it up their nose. it is actually a sort of early form of pretty much what we do with many modern vaccines in that you intentionally weaken the smallpox virus. they didn't know what they were doing but that's it. weakeningen the smallpox virus to give the human immune system a better possibility of responding. so, when you scratch the scab, you are putting the virus in the wrong place. smallpox usually was breathed in and the virus was most comfortable starring in the lungs thank you very much and sticking it in the arm made it weaker and give the body more of a chance into fond. steaming the scab killed off or weakens the viruses and so had the same effect. again, attendation is what that is call it and is pr

stuart: that's the basic question, did they collude to screw the little guy-- excuse my language. here we go. let's get back to the catch a story. for one lawyer it was-- oh, dear-- a cat test of the. watch this. >> i think it's a filter >> i don't know how to remove it pure i'm not a cat. >> i can see that. stuart: okay. some people enjoyed that. it's a surly doing the rounds on the internet and we may do it again later in the show but next president trump reportedly enraged by the performance of his impeachment lawyer. i will ask congressman jim jordan if yes look into the former president about it. the gaming hardware company that is up over 200% since its recent ipo, it unicorns, i'm talking to the ceo of corsair straightahead. ♪♪ living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio, the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed aft

stuart: i guess when he was on the show, gamestop had bounced a little bit. susan: yeah. the time on the show, he had, his loss was 200,000. it has gone way down since then. susan: yeah. stuart: evidently he was holding on to it. now it is down to what, 102, 103? look at it. all the way down. that is why he lost $700,000. susan: in market we look at inflection point, whether this is the market peak and top in the market. if portnoy is selling out this, indicates, the lead crusader is tapping out. this might be the end of the gamestop frenzy at least in this round. stuart: look at it now, $101 a share. that thing could drop below 100. that is a pivotal point. we have to move on. news is flowing thick and fast. biden target as trump's immigration policies. he has a series of executive orders today on immigration that he is going to sign. blake burman in d.c. what is in these latest executive orders, blake. reporter: three different executive orders the president will be signing this afternoon. stuart, let me tick through them for you at the top line level, create one of the

stuart: any man that can build that kind of company, the drilling, the car, the space company, you can do all of that, you're a genius. a littleink it's infrastructure, right, ash? ashley: you stole my line. infrastructure, stu. you're absolutely right. biden outlining a more than $2 trillion infrastructure plan when he was on the presidential campaign, saying at the time that it would be, quote, the largest mobilization of public investment since world war ii. it reportedly goes beyond the repair of new construction of roads and bridges, it also includes expanding broadband access as well as an ambitious climate agenda. both parties, as we know, have been pushing for this kind of spending on infrastructure. biden met with a bipartisan group of senators at the white house, but already republicans are concerned about the price tag. and, oh, yes, spending on green initiatives such as the hundreds of thousands of electric vehicle charging stations across the country. how are you going to pay for it? why not just borrow some more, right? the cbo says the deficit this fiscal year, $2.3 trillion. they thought it was going to be $3 t

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stuart: ah, susan's mic is bust. that is why i'm fiddling with my little ifb. now i hear susan. u're fidgeting. i'm used to it, looked a bit more serious this time. streaming stocks, check out discovery, the cable channel company, earned more money, higher sales. streaming as we know is a big tailwind, with discovery plus, the new streaming service on pace to have 12 million subscribers by the end of the month. execs say they expect the service to have an addressable market 70 million. domestically 400 million globally. that is only addressable. it doesn't mean it will get those types of numbers. that is the opportunity out there. you see disney plus has been the runaway streaming winner. 95 million subscribers in its first 14 months of operation. it took netflix nine years to get to 95 million. disney plus will have 260 million in three years. so roku, by the way, is another big winner. look at this. roku was up close to 3% just a few minutes ago. these are pretty volatile markets. roku had 58 billion streamed hours last year. 70 billion in the last three months. stu, that tells

stuart: we will take that. the market has come back a little bit.overnment. ashley webster is right there at a vaccination site in palm beach county. how many people will get vaccinated every day? ashley: today, 1600. tomorrow 1600, thursday, friday, saturday and so on and you are absolutely right there ramping up that effort in florida. there was a slight delay because of the winter storms that prevented some distribution of the vaccine but they are trying to make up for that lost time. also today i should point out cvs announced it would join the effort by providing vaccines in locations across florida. florida governor ron desantis making that announcement earlier today saying cvs is the latest company to begin to pitch in on this vaccination effort. he says it is critical for the private sector to help and he started to tell reporters the long list of those already pitching in in florida. take a listen. >> we have close to 600 publix pharmacies and almost 120 walmart and sam's clubs, 42 winn-dixie's, 52 different counties in the state of florida

stuart rooso watched their progress from kitty hawk. >> what are you doing way down there, o fearless one! seem to have lost a littleght since the last time i saw you. >> about a hundred feet. closing in a little more for the service module and command module. >> okay. do a loop later. okay. make it smooth. and around we go. >> a little style. >> oh, you look good. >> there i was at 240,000, coming over the top. >> that's our home away from home. >> would you believe 360,000? >> yeah. kitty hawk doing an extremely smooth loop, sitting at 70 feet watching him going on. he looks very clean. >> the inspection complete, antares and kitty hawk moved together for docking. >> this is houston. you're go for the docking. >> roger. we got you. >> okay. we captured. and we got a heart, doc. >> big sigh of relief being breathed around here. >> they transferred the gear from antares to kitty hawk, buttoned up the tunnel, then jettisoned the lunar module. it would crash into the moon at a predetermined spot. its impact picked up by their seismometer and the one left by apollo 12 over a year earlier. 149 hours after they left eart

stuart roosa watched their progress from kitty hawk. >> what are you doing way down there oh fearless one? you have lost a littlee the last time i saw you. >> houston, antares, about 100 feet, crossing. gosh -- 100 feet, closing in. >> ok. >> ok. make it smooth. >> and around we go. quest show was a little style. -- >> shows a little style. >> you look good. >> 240 pounds and coming over the top. >> a home away from home. >> would you believe 360,000? >> yeah. >> with any luck, an extremely smooth loop we are sitting in at dusk sitting at -- sitting at 60 feet. watch him go out, it looks very clean. narrator: the inspection completed. antares and kitty hawk moved together for docking. >> apollo 14, this is used in, you are go for the docking. >> roger, we got you. >> ok. we got you. we got a hard dock. narrator: they transferred the gear from antares two kitty -- and theories -- antares to kitty hawk, button up the tunnel, then jettisoned. it would crash into the moon at a predetermined spot. its impact picked up by their seismometer and the other seismometer left by apollo 12 over a year earlier. 149 hours afte

stuart varney on fox business. the issue came up again if donald trump were running for president this 2024, he were the nominee, would you support him? this is a little more cagey. bill cassidy. i don't think president trump will be the nominee. you're asked me a question. you can pick many reasons. first is his age. i don't think he will be the nominee. so i don't think that's an issue to face. >> senator cassidy has been targeted by in republican officials in his own state for voting to convict the president and the latest impeachment trial. so it's -- so with donald trump, not with donald trump. josh hawley just saying a little while ago to hillary vaughn that it's a game changer if trump is running for president, he seemed to indicate that he would not. how do you feel about this? >> i do think if president trump wishes, he will clear the field. that's the case right now. i think at least 80% of republicans still respect him and support him. i don't mean kind of support him i mean radically support donald trump. so right now he's the most powerful, the most popular person in the republican party. i think it will end up being a wide open primary a

stuart: do you think we would see signs of inflation now? steve: the answer is yes. commodity prices have started to inch up a little bit.hat. we had that little thing with robinhood, thankfully looks like it's away. there's signed that there's frothiness out there and that's what the markets are worried and all of them should be worried about is there's a lot of money out there and a lot coming and we are not having a productive economy that can absorb it because what they want to do in terms of regulations and taxation, they want to pile on a bunch of new taxes. stuart: look, i just want to be on the melt-up and get out in time to avoid the meltdown but i've they ever -- never been successful of timing the market. i will dream on something else. steve: smart. stuart: i want to get more on the contrast on opening up states like florida and like texas and the lockdown states like new york and california. it's a theme we've been covering on the show for some time. i want to bring in rob smith. rob, i want a report card. what does florida feel like to you? rob: florida feels like freedom, stuart. florida feels like reality

stuart: good morning. now, we've just been reminded that the power of america's technology has the frenzy starting with little most path-- spectacular results in history. these companies make enormous profits. they sit on hundreds of billions of dollars of cash in the lead in the new economy and of their founders, bill gates,

stuart varney. it's 10:00 on the east coast. let's get a check on the markets. all the indices are up, in fact, the dow jones industrial average has gained a little since the laste nasdaq is up over a half a percentage point, which is great news. meanwhile, the power crisis in texas now becoming a drinking water crisis as 13 million residents are being told to boil all of their water before consuming it, and that's if they even have water coming out of the tap. a lot of peoplen don't even have that. we'll have more on the situation in texas coming up. and we just got the very latest read on existing home sales. lauren, what's the number? >> 6.69 million in the month of january on a seasonally-adjusted basis. this was a bit stronger than expected. if you look at the price of a home, we know lumber, all-time highs. copper, 2011 highs. so the materials are costing more. that has contributed to a 4.1% -- 14.1% year-over-year increase, the median home price is now $303,900. there's just not supply on the market, david, 1.9-month supply, so that's an all-time low. david: good news as more and more people get jobs as those worksites and the inventory increases. lauren