and i'm glad you said that about stuart scott, who was one of the biggest supporters of mike and i. he used to texas all the time and tell us like, don't let them change you. you know, give us really great advice. he was like big brother to us for sure. and in a way, while it was encouragement, it was also a warning. yep. and it was a term that we phrased about sports centered like once there was a enormous management shift while we was on there that changed how they wanted to do sportscenter, where the leader of espn resigned. now before that. so before the leader, john skipper, who is the former president, before he resigned, there was another mini leadership change in terms of who was going to be in charge of our show. and we knew this person. he was also someone, stuart scott dealt with as well, who was one of his main adversaries when he began to introduce booyah and new lingo and how we talk about rights. he was the dude standing in his way and suddenly he's in charge of our show. and i had the feeling this was not going to go well, but i was like, okay, we'll see what happens

was the first of the heaven espn but all of the comments they have today about her late brother stuart scotthe caught tech come the heated it is lingo and they could not stand his language. and now the audience change provides for the reality is they preferred keith and dan patrick, to stuart scott and he had to battle that stuff and this will people don't understand behind the scenes the stuff that i had to deal with essien and, people don't understand the battles that we have to deal with and you just see is on the erica we have no idea what happened off air. >> that's what i tell people especially during that time and it will happen when the network that you are looking for can be coming to some - and i've done something egregious and people some of my people there not fighting and they have no idea that every day is a fight. and what you said that about store scott and one of the biggest supporters of mike and i and here's the text us all of the time and tell them don't let them change you and gave us gay and great advice you like big brother to us and for sure and in a way while there w

stuart: florida senator rick scott wants to shake up the republican leadership in the senate as well, more. >> he saying the same the status quo in washington and the senate he says that the body by the gop leader mitch mcconnell in the country is on the road to woke socialism and he put that in his ad. watch. >> were on the road to woke socialism and republicans are just a speed bump, it is time for problems to be bold, speak the truth and stop caving in. >> the refresher is, i forgot this he made a long shot to oust the leadership from o'connell and the obviously lost but he's digging in his heels, when you look at the photooptical that the president is having it's going to be the border but just yesterday he's there with mcconnell and kentucky celebrating a bipartisan when, the infrastructure law, that does not look good for many republicans including senator scott. stuart: he's out with the ads. check features again, we have seven minutes to go before the market opens and we have red ink all across the board down about 200. the opening bell is next. ♪ i'll remember that chapter of

stuart: okay, we'll see if it does eventually. hillary thank you very much. now this. senator rick scott a new ad calling for change in america. roll tape. >> we can't keep doing this same old thing. it's time for republicans to be bold, speak the truth, and stop caving in. stuart: senator rick scott joins me now. good morning, senator. i know the point of the ad is to call out woke socialism but you also make a point to call out senator mitch mcconnell. looks like a clear split in the party in the senate. what say you? >> well as you know, i ran for republican leader against mitch mcconnell because i believe we need to have a new direction. we got to keep caving into the democrats. two weeks before we have a republican house, all right, we allowed an omnibus bill that we had no opportunity to read, three times the size of the bible. we had to vote on it within two days. a pass with 7,500 earmarks. we shouldn't be doing this so i believe we've got to have new direction. we've got to figure out how do we balance a budget. how do we make government accountable. how do we hold the executive

my solicitor general scott stuart and i were in there arguing. it was amazing.nd so uplifted. >> rachel: now you are here at the first march for life in the first post roe v. wade era. what does that mean to you. >> it's incredible. it's surreal. >> this is a god case. god had given us this time to be here to celebrate. now we think about what do we do next step? so we argued empower women and promote life. that was the nexus. >> rachel: right. and you were telling me that you just jump right back into action because there is more work to do. explain the work that you're doing specifically in mississippi. >> well, you know, after the dobbs decision came down, it really propelled us into new postures to what should we do? we asked the justices for this job. they gave it to us so here we are. so what are next steps? we're working with our legislature. we are looking at different ways to increase workplace flexibility. >> rachel: yes. >> quality and affordable child care for everyone. women to have resources and tools and upskilling. we're working on child support

stuart: interesting. original thinking from scott shelladdy. looking at some of the movers and shakers on wall street. see pulte group, homebuilders, 7%. lauren: average sales price increased 17% of the quarter to 570 one thousand dollars, margins is the theme, no pulte in this report. stuart: philips 66. are they still around? lauren: they are down 5%, margins squeezed here, they missed on the bottom line. operations on the west coast and the atlantic basin. stuart: caterpillar down earlier, they are way down now. >> margins squeezed, costs are biden, this is an earnings mess, first 11/4. the reason higher manufacturing costs and the cost of raw materials. stuart: this is for you. many americans are delaying their retirement to make ends meet. how do we know? lauren: aarp does the story. i give them credit in the field, 35% say we are never going to retire. for those who have, look at this. many are heading back to work to pay their bills, 20% who are retired are currently working so they went back into the workforce. 15, 13% who are retired are currently looking for work, this is why freelancing is

stuart: all right. let's get to politics. senator tim scottbe heading to iowa next month, obviously fueling expectations he could be gearing up for a presidential run this many 2024. florida's governor ron desantis, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley also reportedly preparing to launch their campaigns. pike huckabee with us morning -- mike huckabee. looks to me the republicans have real bench strength, the democrat as do not. i'm making a judgment, governor. >> your judgments are always spot on. and, by the way, congratulations on the granddaughter can. stu, do you know why grandchildren and grandparents have such a wonderful bond and get along so well? stuart: yes. >> it's because he was a common enemy. think about that, a common enemy. suiter suiter and who would that be? >> the parents of the child. [laughter] because the grandparents and the grandchildren, they do whatever each other wants. it's the parents who get in the middle of it and mess it all up. [laughter] all right, let's talk about iowa, stu. nobody, and i mean nobody, goes to i

scott perry. what could go wrong? joining me is kurt bardella, a former spokesman for the house oversight committee, and stuart stevens. you're in the hot seat first because you were saying quietly that you're having post traumatic stress disorder. you worked for darrell issa. you saw the unseriousness with which the committee could descend. what are your expectations now given the fact that scott perry is -- tell us about working there. what was it like? >> it's interesting because in the very beginning, the oversight committee was not supposed to be this partisan stomping ground. there was a time where they did serious and legitimate oversight, things like the bp oil spill, investigating the financial institutions. totally perfect use of oversight authority. and then it got hyperpartisan. remember, at the same time this was going on, this is also when we were hearing all the noise about barack obama's birthday certificate. >> that's right. >> that's when the crazy started happen, the tea party revolution that paved the way for the maga revolution came to congress. as those members infillerated the ranks of the overs

stuart: thank you. has the world economic forum kicks off, 73% of corporate executives and economists say a global recession is likely within a year. scott shelladdy is bracing for global recession. >> there's a good chance we will have one. this is the first time i can remember in a while you've got the 3 biggest economies, china, the european union and the us all slowing at the same time, that doesn't bode well and for the first time ever, you're going to see china not at least grow as fast as the rest of the world or be it, that won't bode well for the rest of the world that china is one of their biggest customers. it's going to be a struggle. we see how things go this year but it all really relies on how these jobs numbers come out, such a discrepancy about all the jobs that are open versus who is looking but what the household surveys are saying, we need to have a jobs reconciliation, we finally see that and i am afraid to say it will probably be the bad side of jobs reconciliation rather than all of a sudden a bunch of jobs, then i think we will see a big slowing, got to listen to the fed they said they would slow the economy down

we owe them all, scott perry and chip roy and andy harris and the rest of them, it was an unbelievable thing to see. it has never been done and now america is on the right track. stuart: okay, you got it done, now let's see of fictive results and we are waiting to see, thanks for being with us, see you soon. new research shows the new congress is the most racially diverse of lawmakers to date. lauren: 12:4550 of the -- identify as nonwhite. the most ever. 60 are black, 54 hispanic, 18 asian american, five american indian and alaska native, that according to pew research. 80% of them are democrats. there's also a record number of women, they hold 20% of the seats. stuart: thank you. democrat stacy abrams refusing to accept defeat. she last two bids for the governorship of georgia but the failed candidates is she will, quote, likely run for office again. that story coming up for you. house republicans plan to go after the biden administration for weapon icing federal agencies against everyday americans. some democrats say the gop is trying to vilify agencies for political gain. details on that for you as well. republicans made good on a key 2022 campaign promise, they