a chair, and end this shutdown. >> step back from the brink, stop victimizing personing medium get back to work on their behalf. >> impact of government shutdown thousands of federal workers are facing furloughs this morning, america's military heroes not paid for the time but still report for duty we will talk about all of that, markets continue climbing into record territory, finish out session on friday, despite the looming shutdown s&p, nasdaq closed out fresh highs. futures this morning, shoring a bit of a pullback dow down 52 s&p down 3 1/2 points this morning, one thing we are also seeing in the markets kind of interesting is dollar bouncing back from after it slipped, leading up to shutdown investors focusing on big names this week in terms of earnings season, we will hear from several dow components ge caterpillar united tech first time following tax reform for companies to report, big name this morning halliburton those numbers as soon as they hit the tape, let's look at global markets in europe this morning, a mixed picture, ftse 100 londz up just fractionally, the paris market down but just a little bit as well, in asia overnight, markets closed mostly upside hang seng hong kong up by almost one half of a percent. >> amazon primed and ready giant opening the door today to store of the future, about complete with cashierless checkout, amazon another he innovation and we will talk about that, and our first look at it coming up, in a few minutes, on the field the eagles soaring into super bowl taking on defending champs philadelphia enters the big game as major underdog for patriots routed vikings last night tom brady incredible comeback win despite claims of conspiracy isn't that always the way with patriots? and sag awards political with award shows actress bell taking a swipe at first lady melania trump see what she said the big winners and losers as well coming up terrific panel with us this morning, lee carter here, welcome from "the wall street journal," jon hilsenrath global economics editor at journal here and from rosecliff mike murphy welcome all we talk about the super bowl match up for shut down like talking about a shutdown government and patriots to super bowl could be going to show by memory. >> hard as new yorker to root for patriots eagles hard for republicans and democrats what is going on. >> isn't it weird every quote that is used is almost like a layup for new shows, because we have republican president this time around, you could have a democrat saying republicans are saying, last time the opposite was true quotes exactly the same. >> exactly the same really is remarkable to think messaging is so -- the issues are not i think that is one of the things we have to remember despite the fact there you know lobbying complaints aboutch other we have to take a look what president is doing keeping a lot of things open, parks open, not make being as much statement a lot of employees have to go on furlough negotiations isn't about same thing not talking both spending one spending the other one talking about immigration. >> deal speaking of president to let you know what is coming up this morning from white house sr., advisory for strategic communications mercedes among those joining us this former -- red lobster ceo on robert wolff democratic side from robert wolf 32 advisories fourn ceo used to be advisory to president obama the judge coming up to talk about items. >> top story talking about, government shutdown, heading initially into third day, after bipartisan group failed to come up with a compromise over weekend on spending immigration reform, speaking to rosters last night arizona senator republican jeff flake said he is hopeful to resolve impasse by midday today, whether they have a procedural vote scheduled in senate, on chamber floor the senate top democratic republican leaders trading blame for the shutdown. >> more -- own week kaththan we end hopefully, we can get it solved by noon. >> because the president wouldn't resolve months of ongoing negotiations over massive issues, in one brief meeting before i democratic leader everything he wants -- my friend across the aisle shut down the government for hundreds of millions of americans. >> the president miss take yes for an answer, until he does, it is trump shutdown. >> there you go, so i think we should start with you on this, i don't know if you have data to back you up who takes blame trump shutdown verses schumer shutdown. >> working to benefit schumer shutdown the one going to stick what are american people going to think what i have seen so far, the republicans are standing by the president saying fight for us, the american people, democrats sticking with democrats saying this dreamers thing totally unfair, deal with daca, independents i think saying enough is enough. let's just get it together, negotiate and get things done for the american people something has to give president willing to negotiate on daca has had both sides together, but that is a separate issue from keeping the government open. >> you know that is interesting here, that as to market has run up so much in january, we get the government shutdown on friday we come in monday morning, we are don't even have a sell-off i think tells you the large market participants looking at this whether done today at noon or tomorrow, i have the is going to get done not going to -- >> i agree i think a washington story not a rest of america story the market isn't selling off, when we looked how shutdowns tend to affect the economy we see little imprint on economic data activity. >> does timeframe matt a little bit. >> if drags on a couple weeks could accumulate but still you the last time we had a shutdown more than 10 days 2013, 4% growth out of economy we had one of the best quarters we've had in whole expansion, so i don't think americans are frankly going to pay a lot of tonation to this. >> interesting. >> i am not sure going to pay attention but i think one more proof point why american people are fed up with congress, that i think totally separate from how they fell about president congress gridlock not working together people look at president whether they like him or not as a separate issue, and so i think, that one of the things we are going to see is that the continued distrusted of the establishment is going to derail how things are midterm. >> play into that outsider. >> focus groups how people talk about the president, they see him as fighter despite faction might go to florida on weekend saying hands-off congress do your job, on left looking at saying you are taking another vacation, but you know he has been taking meetings there talked about having conversations with paul ryan mitch mcconnell other meetings this weekend, so you know the question is how is he going to -- president -- i am not sure that is going to happen. >> you are right he thinks he can win politically on this but the democrats also think they have leverage o could lead to longer shutdown mulvaney for a moment omb director on the shows over weekend, talking about the democrats you posturing over shutdown here he is. >> almost as if they are so beholden to left wing they can't give the president even a victory on keeping the government open. i really do believe that at heart here, there was interest by some folks in the democrat party to deny the president sort of the victory lap of the anniversary of inauguration a chance to talk about success of the tax bill success of the economy, jobs, if you go several days i think other democrats want to see the president give the state of the union during a shutdown. >> that is interesting argument i have seeing both sides i will saying one thing, that stands out we talked about this on the show friday, is that yes, it does takeaway the argument about good news in the economy the market that is kind of the point to some degree would come back to bite white house they would rather four of us talking about a stock market hovering record highs and economy that is kind of going all cylinders from shutdown now he focus switches off positive economic news right now, but i think, the main point is for everyone seems to agree this is a short term event that we can this will get resolved someone will give in probably both sides a little bit gets resolved we get back to focusing on -- >> i wonder. >> -- go ahead. >> what i was going to say focus switches if market switches its focus right? so if stock prices keep going up our headlined is going to be stock prices keep rising even though a government shutdown, so you know, that is why i am interested to see how market behaves. >> nothing for the money back an futures down 49 dow futures fost mort part doing nothing this morning part of the story, you know, mike brought up how this is going to be a short term event seems thinking short term there was political back-and-forth yesterday they didn't get something done last night they didn't, there is the possibility this could drag on a little bit, what is your thought on that. >> out is no indication, that there really willing to compromise because talking about two separate issues, i know, it is i know republicans have gone out there said we will talk daca certain things willing to negotiate on so long as i give us the border wall the democrats are saying not willing to negotiating on budget and spending unless we are going to talk daca apple and orange considerations i don't see how they let up both making statements saying we're not coming to table until we deal with issue. >> mitch mcconnell promise daca/funding vote, by february 8 if they don't get things done by then, seemed the concession. >> when this happened in 2013, i can remember looking researching seeing what is going to close down how is this going to taken into account me business i think people have got past that, really the people getting affected are military personnel i don't 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jabtain at first lady k sag awards in hollywood most of the tight political moments not pointing at white house explain what we mean by that super bowl lii is all set i am up to lii. >> eagles took care of the vikings underdogs against mr. brady and his patriots we will be back. ♪ ♪ . . . kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you got the basic, and you got the beefy. i just think it looks mean. incredible. no way. start your year off strong a new chevy truck. get a total value of over $9,600 on this silverado all star when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> it's the first time, first person, first lady, right? i honestly never thought that i would grow up to be the first lady but i kind of like it, i think my first initiative as first lady will be cyber bullying because i have yet to see any progress made on that problem quite yet. >> the actress last night kicking off the screen actress awards as host and i believe that was a shot at the first lady melania trump because that's her topic, cyber bullying, politics as always in award nows recent years took center snaij some degree as well as me too movement. a lot of celebrities sending hollywood a strong message, time is up. let's talk about it now, senior vice president of the marketing at fox news michael tamaro who is up in the middle of the night in los angeles. good morning, goodnight, we don't want to know. >> something, who knows. >> whatever, i watched a little bit, i will be honest. just enough to get a picture of it, what did you make of the tone last night? >> i have to tell you the tone was very different from the golden globes, the golden globes were a wake, the first time everybody wearing black, it was about time's up, making a statement, actresses had activists accompanying them. last night very different tone, back to business as usual specially on the red carpet, color has returned, there weren't a lot of time's up buttons around. don't want to say time's up on time's up movement yet but people have short memories and move on very quickly. there was a lot of mention, the me too and time's up. kristin bell took a swipe at melania but i have to say it was not all that political. i expected worse from her. her and her husband won't talk to fox for whatever reason. made one comment in the beginning and seem today move on for the rest of the night. >> michael, it's mike murphy. i was watching some of the show last night and seemed as you point out, it was back to basics, i was wonder if you hear any of the stars talking about the business side of things, you know, they still have movie tickets to sell and they need viewers to watch our shows, so they don't want to get too political and turn off too many of their fans, their sporters, any talk of that there? >> you know, that's a great question, mike, i have to say, i think they have done that specially in the last year specially antitrump political partisanship. overall attendance, tickets sold has been down this year, the worst, i think, since the early 90's, so why it's hard to, you know, say there's a cause and effect, it's hard not to say that they have done pretty good job of turning off of a lot of potential buyers, movie-goers. >> i know we were talking about how most of us collectively seem to combine, to almost have no life, amazing. [laughter] >> that's why i'm here, connell. >> i want to see darkest hour. best actress was francis mcdorman, huge movie in terms of talks and going to oscar, three billboards was another win for best cast motion picture. that one in particular seems to be -- none of us have seen it, i assume that you have, a lot of people are talking about, right? >> good dark comedy, if the golden globes is kentucky derby on the way to affect or globe, the sag are pre, do not count out shape of water or lady bird when it comes to oscars or get out which is a dark horse right now. as far as oscar goes between francis mcdorman, gary and they might as well starting writing oscar scripts, they've had a clean sweep and they all look like a sure lock. >> good enough. thank you, sir. good job at 3:27 in the morning out in los angeles, good job, michael. >> someone has to do it. >> and it's you, great michael tamaro, new clinton probe shocker, newly uncovered texts between two fbi officials seem to go show they knew hillary clinton would not be facing charges in the investigation in her e-mail server and knew before she even had spoken to the fbi, that report is ahead and financial infidelity, are you guilty of that, what it is and why people are doing that just ahead. we will be back. >> welcome back to mornings with maria, i'm connell mcshane filling in for maria bartiromo here on this monday, january 22nd, we have top stories here at 6:31 eastern time, bottom of the hour and the government is closed for business on this monday, the shutdown entering its third day, republicans say there's no reason this needed to happen in the first place. >> this is the schumer shutdown, this is -- there's no reason for this to have occurred. we need to get back to where we openly debate these appropriation bills and get them to the president's desk, one or two at a time rather than every year have this -- this issue. he made a decision here that he was going to have a shutdown over an issue that is clearly solvable that has nothing to do with appropriations and frankly they own it. >> we will talk about the full impact of the shutdown including keeping military heros from getting paid while still putting lives on the line. turmoil in dc having impact al albeit on wall street, futures pulling back just a bit here early on monday, dow futures down by 50. we have the dollar bouncing back some after slipped leading in to the shutdown as you look at currencies this morning. investors focused on earnings from a number of big names, we will be bring i don't go --ing you ge, caterpillar. we will focus on their outlooks, big names this morning is haliburt, we will by you the numbers when they come to us. the ftse in london is up 5 points, the other markets paris, and germany also minor movements. in asia overnight, markets closed mostly higher, in hong kong, hang seng just about one half of 1%. new concerns over the clinton e-mail investigation, text messages reveal the former members of special counsel robert mueller's team may have known the outcome of the probe before the former democratic nominee was even interviewed by the fbi. shocking revelations on that story just ahead. and are you banking on honesty in your relationship? the staggering number of americans that are reportedly hiding a bank or credit card account from their partner. that's a great balance for you. tom brady does it again. >> has time, throws it. what an effort, touchdown. >> that's the thing that can get the studio fired up as mr. brady delivers yet another game-winning drive. seems inevitable leading new england to nfl record tenth super bowl in franchise history, incredible comeback surrounded by conspiracy, the highlights from jared max as the patriots prepare to beat the eagles in super bowl li are coming up. plus, another amazing, tim tebow as new york mets invite tebow for spring training. the scandal between fbi officials lisa page and peter strzok worsens with the release of 400 more pages of messages, one newly released exchange indicates they knew charges would not be filed on hillary clinton, meeting between then attorney general loretta lynch and bill clinton aboard the lynch plane which came days before lynch's decision to accept the fbi's outcome in the investigation. looking at what mr. strzok wrote, timing looks like hell, the response from page, that is awful timing, adding it's a real profile encourage and she knows no charges will be brought. we are joined this morning by republican strategists from former nevada state gop chairman amy, good to see you, aim yes, what's your reaction from the latest development here? >> the levels of the collaboration of this corruption is unfathomable. it's disgusting. all the way up from the top of the fbi to the justice department, and then to hillary clinton being okay with all of this, i mean, we are talking about a woman now who we know destroyed over 33,000 emails, used bleach bit, destroyed cell phones and now we are finding out that this happened and it was five months of text messages supposedly that the fbi can't recover. >> right. >> i think hillary clinton has becoming irrelevant as time passes but what is not becoming irrelevant is that we are looking at the fbi, which the american people are supposed to trust as nonpartisan. how do we look at the fbi and how doe do we expect them to rebuild trust and even reshuffling what's in there because so many people are distraught that they can't trust the fbi? >> amy. >> yes, i would agree with that actually. i mean there were so many good fine men and women that are fbi agents so this is -- this is terrible on multiple levels because it also damages their good name, this is something that i believe is completely frightening, we probably need to maybe even start the fbi all over again from a clean sleight. >> amy, i want to ask you about one of lee's points here which is that hillary clinton is irrelevant, what do you think about that? do you think that that's the case that she really isn't the focus of our politics anymore and shouldn't be? >> no, absolutely not because this set the precedent for the future people running for office. i think that this is something that we still need to continue to investigate. the fact that james comey even wrote a memo ahead of time and to exonerate her, i mean, there were so many pieces to this that are corrupt. i don't think that she's irrelevant at all. >> what do you mean, amy, the fbi needs to start over with clean sleight or we need to start them over with a clean sleight? >> well, there are certain government agencies that, i believe, have become too large. there's not enough accountability and there are certain people who pretty much feel that they are above the law, if you could start the fbi all over from the ground up, that might be a consideration. >> amy, it's mike murphy. you know, i think a point that needs to come out to the american people here is that the fbi is supposed to be a bipartisan group and it's bad for both sides. one side doesn't win or lose with a corrupt fbi, so we need to know regardless of what side you're on that the fbi is going to do their job in a bipartisan way and i think however we get there, whether it's starting it over or cleaning house with what's there now it's very important and it's a point that shouldn't put the american people to pick which side you're on, everybody should be on the same side with that? >> oh, absolutely, that's the whole point, to make sure that the fbi is filled with people that are fair, fair, honest and balance and not people who have been there for so many years that they feel that they're above the law and, you know, if you have people at the top that are setting the precedents for those going into the fbi, what do you think is going to happen? >> all right, let me get a take from you, amy, on a another story that developed over weekend, the various women's marchs in a number of different cities, we had them here in new york and really all across the country both saturday and sunday, before i ask you about it from las vegas, planned parenthood ceo richards addressing white women directly. listen to this. >> women, listen up, we have to do better, we have to do better. it is not up to women of color to save this country from itself, that's on all of us. >> amy, quick take on that. >> wow, well, does she realize, though, that the women of color are the ones that actually go into the doors and seek the most abortions, that's where they make of the majority of the money, i'm not exactly sure who she's calling out on. these women's marchs have become nothing but political -- political gains, i guess, if you will, filled with women who are just angry, i don't even know that some of them know why they are angry, why would anyone take some of the women seriously when they are dressing like body parts and carrying signing with vulgar words on them. >> i would follow up on that but i do have breaking news, amy, as well that we want to get to for just a moment, so thank you for that. the breaking news is a business story that's coming in, gearing up to acquire juno therapeutics, juno up. how about that, mike? >> second deal that we have seen so far this morning. remember celgene already owned 10%. this wasn't absolute surprise but they are paying up for it which is something that you have to pay attention to. you will have to pay more attention. this is the first of a lot more deals. >> quick, we had heard maybe there would be more m&a activity some argued by tax reform, your thoughts? >> well, that was just the point that i was going to take to mike, not only tax reform but stock market prices at record highs and still very low interest rates, seems like an environment that's really right for a lot of deal-making. >> i would think. jon: could drive stocks higher. mike: absolutely. you're starting to see it. we are a few weeks into this and we are seeing deals. more and more people will come to the table and realize that the tax bill will put more money in pocket and be able to either, a, go out and spend money or b, use stock high price as currency. jon: there are also particulars in the deal which give companies an incentive to go out and buy assets that are already out there because the tax treatment for owning as an asset that's already been depreciated is favorable and i do think we see more on this. >> breaking 9 billion-dollar deal that just came in. let me thank amy, i had to cut you off but thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> you might be surprised by the number of american who is are hiding accounts from their mates, oh-oh. tim tebow, field of dreams continues, find out which probaseball team has invited the former nfl star to spring training? might be the mets. plus a big week here, of course, on mornings with maria, you wonder why are we stuck with mcconnell this morning, maria is traveling. the most powerful people will be speaking to her in davos, world economic forum, coverage begins tomorrow in mornings with maria, big interviews lined up during the week. you don't want to miss that. we will be right back after a quick break. >> we are now less than a month away i'm told from valentine's day and it is time to, well, in our own special way celebrate love relationships and commitment but turns out this morning that there may be a hidden issue that many couples are not aware of so we have assigned this story to lauren simonetti who joins us now with the details. good morning, lauren. lauren: i have been investigating them in the break. first of all, credit cards.com out with survey, 15 million of us are holding back financial information whether it's a credit card account or a bank account that our spouse or live-in romantic partner does not know about. that's a lot of people that are basically lying. why are we embarrassed about 40-dollar spin class or 6-dollar latte or maybe we are using that bank account to fund something that we shouldn't be doing? >> sounds like a personal example -- [laughter] lauren: how do we feel about being lied to? this is a key question. >> yes. lauren: 31% of respondents say financial infidelity is worst than being cheated on physically. >> really? >> come on. >> that's probably exactly right. lee: half of the people do cheat. >> the other side that 70% don't. that's probably right. those are the people who are doing the wrong thing. lauren: jon, you are being really quiet here. [laughter] jon: the two go hand in hand. lauren: what is that bank account really for? lee: i don't know. i want to know what the question really says. >> the pollster. lee: are you hiding it, actively hiding it, something you didn't mention. maybe you went into a department store and you signed up for a credit card, i don't really know -- lauren: does my husband really know of all my accounts, store credit card, probably not. >> you were asking that as a question or a clarifying statement? >> i'm still not sure. the root cause of the problem is 11% of us never discus our finances, so you're moving on in a relationship and you are never having that talk and you might say, 11% is a small number but that's still 1 and 10 of couples living together don't talk about this stuff. mike: most important thing, i think, is just honesty with your spouse across -- whether it be financial cheating but need to have open-honest relationship, that's how relationships work. >> dr. murphy, thank you for that. lee: number one fight that couples have is finances. maybe one and ten couples are pretty smart and say, let's just not have that conversation. jon: people not wanting spouse to know how much they are going out and spending on new shoes or gambling or whatever the case may be. >> you're nodding, anybody else that wants to get off collective chest before we go to the break? lauren: you're just trying to get me in trouble. how about you mr. mcshane? i will call renee later. >> she knows everything. minnesota will be the host but the team will not be in the game as eagles beat the vikings last night and patriots with another classic comeback, leads to hugs there on the sideline and another one for brady, we will talk about that and we will discuss the conspiracy theory surrounding tom brady eighth super bowl trip. it's up next. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com >> super bowl lii can a pair of comebacks, we do have jared max with highlights. jared: was there any doubt that tom brady would lead to fourth-quarter comeback, probably did not expect to see in second game, though, yesterday. vikings with touchdown, later in the corner the tide turned and did not change direction. robertson intersects, one of three turnovers from the quarterback, touchdown 7-7, it was 14-7 eagles, late first half and nick, jeffrey, 53 yards, 21-7 fly eagles fly, they still added field goal before half time. second half, same deal. 10 of 11 on thirddowns. quarterback rating 141 yesterday. the eagles with 38 unanswered points. they beat vikings 38-7, third trip to super bowl, six straight losses in nfc championship for vikings organization. a question leading up to the game, would tom brady's throwing hand would be under way? 14-3 on touchdown. patriots took a big hit late in the first half. gronkowski suffered a concussion and did not return, jaguars were up 10 with under nine minutes to go. tom brady finds danny, you know how the script ends, scripts twice in the final nine minutes, connects, 9-yard score, just a few minutes to go, 4-yard score and the patriots heading back to the super bowl, they win 24-20, new england was only penalized once yesterday, fewest times in seven years, jaguars, 98-penalty yard, some say conspiracy, referee gave tom brady a congratulatory pat on the chest after the game. tom brady's wife giselle shared image on instagram after the contest was over. giselle wrote, what a game, congratulations, my love, so happy for you and your team -- teammates. all the money that's on super bowl, i will tell you something about the super bowl, without the minnesota vikings in it, ticket prices are still exorbitant. this is about where they were last week. if the vikings were in it, you have a unique situation you have never seen, hundreds of thousands of residents who would be trying to get into the game. now it's just a neutral site. >> probably won't be a lot of new yorkers bidding for tickets. >> not cheap to fly either. >> we found ourselves rooting for tom brady, is that wrong? >> really? >> are you going to admit it on the air? >> i've become a huge tom brady fan, i don't know if it's his age or -- >> i don't know why. >> not a pats fan, i have to respect. >> not again they say in the new york post. jon: how did the patriots do this? [laughter] >> jon we have 30 seconds. they have tom brady. jared: some good news also if your team is not in the super bowl, you can look at this, 28 days till spring training, pitchers and catchers reporting, tim tebow invite today new york mets to camp. >> good for him. yeah, get a little interest and mets could use a little good news, another team that i'm a fan, by the way. good to see you, jared. >> red sox fans now? >> stop we will be back, government shutdown on top of this, we will talk about it in a moment .. .. ♪ ♪ hi. i'm the one clocking in when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. they appear out of nowhere. my secret visitors. hallucinations and delusions. the unknown parts of living with parkinson's. what plots they unfold, but only in my mind. over 50% of people with parkinson's will experience hallucinations or delusions during the course of their disease. if your loved one is experiencing these symptoms, talk to your parkinson's specialist. there are treatment options that can help. my visitors should be the ones i want to see. good morning welcome back to mornings with maria. it is monday january 22. your top stories here at 7:00 a.m. eastern. still, no deal. the shutdown showed him they failed to reach an agreement. then you have a vote in the senate. both sides of course playing the blame game yesterday. hundreds of millions of american the parties are very close. the president must take a guess for the insert until he does there so putting their lives on the line. even when the shutdown was a living. both close out the week. they show signs that may make it a little bit of a pullback. meantime investors are also focused on some big names in terms of earnings. all reporting for the first time following the passage of tax cuts. hitting the tape. moments go. it will take a look at the halliburton shares. celgene making it official today. 90billion-dollar deal at $87 per share. they've been soaring and the premarket as they are up at just under 30%. less than one tenth of 1%. in asia over night we moved higher. you probably know by now tom brady has done it again. securing yet another spot in the super bowl. it did not come however without some controversy we will talk some more about these conspiracy claims that are being made against new england just again. the first look at some high-tech new kicks. in a new direction for devil's sake --dash make double '07. harry stiles is the next james bond. what we think of that. the former one direction heart throb was called the perfect fit for the role. walk welcome all. hello. my doing great you mean still here. harry stiles come on from a boy band. >> after my tom brady comments don't turn on the kids. i'm a one direction fan and i like tom brady. hi mike coming up this morning the white house senior advisor i'm sure. sheila bair is coming on. now the systemic risk counsel. kim is coming on with us as well. he is from up in that area. from 32 advisors. his democratic take of the shutdown. let's get to the top story right now. a bipartisan group of senators failed. the white house budget director is mick mulvaney. the democrats won't would come to the negotiating table. it's almost as if there so hold it to the left wing. there was interest by some folks in the democratic party. a chance to talk about the success for the tax bill. we are now joined by the judge. not only patriots and eagles going to the super bowl there is a clause in the constitution which says no monies shall be spent by the government except those which are expressly authorized by the congress. so they are spending money that has not been authorized because they want to keep the half of the the government open. this is not a real shutdown. >> and you say they should be allowed to do that. if you want to interpret it as it is written. it basically says that no money can be spent. they will only spend money on essential functions why should we even have nonessential government. i try to figure who is winning and who is losing from that. whose fault is it that this is happening as it president, congress republicans. they usually lose the shutdown debates i don't think they will lose it this time. perhaps it is because the alliteration of the shutdown. they sort of profound -- personified this. the president decided to stay back and see what kind of package they bring them. if anybody in the long-run. the president has done a really good job of being a little bit hands off and seen himself from the public. that will be a totally different story. maybe people aren't so upset about it. it is a myth. that the government saves money. it just pays its bills late. that's all. even the people are nonessential employees that will get there but her back. or they're watching there watching us and saying where's maria. they claim it will open the public size. under the obama administration. she spoke with the former congressman. over the weekend who claims the memo left his former colleagues shaken. they are basically saying that this dossier that we know it was unverified was unverified and largely nonsense about doll to trump was used as justification. used by a political opponent to spy on donald trump during the election. it would be extraordinary. they talk to members who have actually read the document and they can't talk about the content. they are very shaken by what they have seen. it shakes them to their core. i'm furious that this information was kept under wraps why the house and senate voted to extend fisa. furious that the same congress. to spy on us without warrants. based on that brought data how much of this was known. the president has already signed pfizer into law. i think campaigning against pfizer for years because of this kind of abuse as well as its invasion of the fourth amendment. not republican or democrat but the full unbiased story on this memo. democracy dies in darkness. and darkness occurs when congress is allowed to see things that the rest of us can't. i'm sure some of it would be redacted. there are some things we have to leave out. she cannot be prosecuted not a hair on her heart had can be harmed. then i have to read dossiers and talking points they can read the raw material release the memos. serving up president trumps new tax plan. we will speak with the ceo of red lobster. an impact on business on their restaurants that is later this hour. that is also ahead. 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[music] we are back. connell mcshane. it is monday january 22. closed for business things are heating up on capitol hill as a government shutdown the government shutdown now enters its third day. there are some different ideas on immigration i'm imac and a shot anybody out. the immigration reform plus the law. i would hope he would take that. and we would be able to get that government reopened. without some path forward does not make sense. the full impact of this government shutdown coming up including keeping our military heroes for now from getting paid may be having a bit of an impact. the futures have pulled back. ahead of the open on wall street we have seen the dollar bounce back after slipping as he headed into the shutdown. hitting the wire there just a short time ago. the shares of halliburton up about 2% of the premarket. as a stream that is a stream that is burning after the close in europe as we look at global markets we have not seen much movement in the european markets. same story in both the paris and frankfurt market. we did see a mostly higher situation the chinese market pretty much the same that pretty much at the top the ceo of red lobster said that he will join us and show how the legislation is impacting his business. the government shutdown now for the third day the rhetoric ratcheting up for leaders across the aisle on both sides with no signs at this point a compromise. you really care about the big issues. in other important matters. that we had been negotiating. i would like to bring to the floor and they will stop the filibuster in the shutdown. and let that negotiators get back to work. for that reason i object. we are joined with how the trump white house is reacting to all this. there is a procedural vote in the senate set for midday at noon and then if that gets 60 votes they might vote to the government back up and from where you sit or stand this money. are we any closer to a deal. i think this morning is going to be critical for the ongoing negotiations before this vote at noon. from the white house and its perspective. the democrats they could not shut down present trump's booming economy so they decided instead to shut down the government this has a very negative repercussions. it impacts our troops into the military families. these are issues that the democrats should be standing with republicans on. in instead in hopes if we can see resolution in that area. that makes no sense at that point. as of the president has said in good faith we will continue on on the issue of responsible immigration reform. if we do it in that order. i think we can find much success. if the democrats don't unite with republicans. i think this is a good thing for us referring to the political ramifications or lack thereof of a shutdown. should people than be digging in for the possibility of what could be a link the shutdown this time around. we look at the polls and 54 percent of americans they believe you should not shut down the government over the daca deal. you should separate the two. that is what the president wants. he wants the government to reopen. it interrupts maintenance operations for the military. the national guardsmen they cannot trade we are talking about impacting our military troops this is impacting our national security. they have made the choice of saying let's put on a lawful and great immigrants ahead without the funding the thousand of workers remain on furlough. they are soon going without pay. vice president penn's speaking with military members near the syrian border this weekend. let's listen to the vice president. you deserve better. your family should not had to worry for one minute about whether you are going to get paid. as you serve in the uniform of the united states. so know this. your president or vice president and the american people are not going to put up with it. the military members won't go without pay once the shutdown ends. everybody else is losing out on pay isn't that true. there are the carryover funds from the agencies to make sure that there is not this payment stop gap. this creates uncertainty for military families. have to understand is live paycheck to paycheck. they don't know when the paycheck is coming and is very troubling and so i think for the president and for republicans it is very clear they deserve better than having to be caught in the middle of this political firestorm and it's really time for the democrats to unite with republicans. and stop the schumer shutdown. we have to prioritize. for us priority is a national security issue. as you know with the daca deal. it's very complicated. and here president trump is saying i'm willing to take the lead on this. i'm willing to work with democrats i believe senator mcconnell has promised a border security vote by the eighth of february as part of what could be a deal get this procedural vote in the senate. but that vote could come at least according to what we hear last night without the president's support. what is the white house's view on that. what we are attempting to do and it's working with senator mcconnell. we've another four weeks where we have government open. they are negotiating in good faith. the democrats continue to say no. at this point what we need to do is to reopen this government. the other priority is to push for a two deal budget cap. we want long-term budgets. to another short-term spending bill this is what impacts any sort of long-term readiness for our military and does impact our national security and as one of the things the present trumps he have already submitted his budget months ago. congress failed to act on the budget. when the next budget will be released and we still have it passed the 200018 budget. the idea of short-term spending bills. it definitely in term -- impacts long-term planning. maria is going to be there and she will be doing the show from there for the rest of the week. i believe his remarks are scheduled for friday if the government shutdown will the president still travel to dallas. that is where the president is at this moment. he has been talking to republican leaders constantly to make this a priority obviously that is the first focus that we head from this white house and we hope that the democrats work with in line with the republicans. at this point the focus is to reopen the government and that is where we stand. remember our coverage does continue or really begin tomorrow for the world economic forum. in just a moment the amazon effect will be speaking with the ceo of red lobster about how that restaurant is changing in the whole industry is changing. magic secrets revealed. how about that. it's all coming up next. don't go away. 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separate the two, that is what the president wants. he wants the government to reopen. >> we have latest efforts to solve this shutdown including effort to keep military heroes, continuing to be paid while still putting lives on the line. that is a big issue markets, well they have climbed to record territory again they did so on friday with gains you are looking at despite the shutdown was looming, s&p, nasdaq as a matter of fact closed out the week at fresh highs, we do have pullback in the futures this morning ahead have had open 90 minutes away dow futures down 43 everything else just about flat so really not much in terms of reaction, to all this, in terms of earnings story watching halliburton, that came out earlier this morning that report, beat expectations on top and bottom lines the stock up more than 2 1/2% also watching netflix the street -- after the close, today. let's go to the global markets in europe this morning, all morning long, as watching from here u.s. we have not seen percentage movement in european markets, ftse 100 london up will i less than a tenth of a percent in asia overnight most higher shanghai composite, and hong kong both up by 44/10 of a percent. >> billion-dollar write down after tax code overhaul talk to former executive about ubs from what i understand wants to talk more football can tax reform or anything else we will talk did long term impact and an horizon joe primed and ready to go the tech titan,spent opening the door to store of the future, interesting story complete with a checkout with no cashiers at all, just ahead. and the go -- does it again integrates of all time tom brady tough to argue leading patriots to amazing comeback win, yet another spot, in the super bowl, there is controversy from what we're being told now there is always conspiracies plans not about that hug, but about -- some refereeing this kind of stuff also a claims against new england the bottom line. shutdown bloms up how about this, a d.c. bar taking care of if you are loud workers with cap shill inspired menu names on there, break it down, in this hour, of the pollster lee carter with us all morning jon hilsenrath "the wall street journal" and managing partner mike murphy, welcome all. >> good morning. >> great to be here. >> we will get a deal on this the both procedural vote then vote again whether to open government are you betting on short term term or drags out a long time. >> i think it drags out few more days i think, that is either side, seess how much it is going to hurt them, the amount make a decision. >> the -- i don't think we have not drawn a database conclusion for that. >> no we haven't i think that you know we have seen with this administration kind of anything can happen typically the president blamed i am not sure blamed this much a different shutdown markets don't force any one's hand slugging shoulders so i think until either side realize they are not getting what they want from us i think that is passes over. >> here is what we have, fbi a chair at the time now founder cht council, coming up, as i mentioned founder cetcho 32 advisories, former object economic advisory robert wolf is just ahead, and as we lead to you "varney & company" top of the next hour we will talk to stuart, this hour so don't miss any of that but first, to the shutdown day three bipartisan group failed to come up a compromise on spending immigration blake burman live at the white house i think seen -- with all the details. . reporter: senate remained deadlocked no deal in sight so here is where things remain as of 8:00 this morning, day three of the government shutdown, a couple hours from now 10:00 this morning there will be a meeting among bipartisan members of the senate try to hash out, some sort of a compromise and two hours after that noon there is slated to be a procedural vote for a spending fix that would include funding the government for three weeks, flew february 8th. the big core issue for democrats with all of this still remains a deal over daca, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell reiterated over weekend any spending fix short term would not include a daca fix. >> the democrats filibuster the government funding bill and the serious bipartisan negotiations, that have been going on for months now, to resolve our unfinished business will continue. >> several conversations talks will continue we have yet to reach agreement on a path forward that would be acceptable for betting sides for that reason -- >> there is extra party fighting going on in form of the white house and lindsey graham the white house spokesperson over the weekend hogan gidley called the senator's views on immigration a quote outlier, as graham continues to say president not well served by his staff on this matter, specifically, singling out top aide steven miller. >> all i can say about white house their staff is has been unreliable to work with on this issue. >> the white house is clearly pointing the finger on this, at democrats, you say i about live at white house amendment a spokesperson this morning natalie a question for her her response here this was auto reply unfortunately i am out of the office today because congressional democrats are holding government funding including funding for our troops and national security priorities hostage to unrelated immigration debate, that, too connell also, voice mail on when haven'ts switchboard try to give a call. >> i see what you did there -- >> good to see you joined by fox news contributor 32 advisories founder ceo former obama economic advisory robert wolf good morning. >> there is nothing anybody can say here, that will make you -- >> upset robert today this is the day did go out say patriots have done investigate in. >> what do you think. >> blake talked about some of this, right what is good enough right now on daca. >> doesn't look like republicans want to give them there is a bill a detectivea deal right now more of a promise to vote on in future. >> i think tough for the democrats to get there with a hey we will take it up i think mcconnell has to give certainty the white house give certainty on that lee and i spoke before this, this is getting rights clear the country wants chip border security protect dreamers, they want more military spending they want hurricane relief, 09% of the country -- 90% want those things just do it no one wins this government shutdown no winning. >> clip needs to be played over and over i couldn't agree more doesn't this come down to the politicians, grandstanding knowing that midterm elections are coming up one side wants to beat the other side? what they are putting behind all of this is the better good of the american people, as you say 90% of people do want same i couldn't have said it better so i mean that is what we need to focus on vote in a way. >> listen we live in this world of headlined news populist rhetoric each side going to their corner, you have to hope that this moderate group right now in a room maybe negotiating with mark warner lindsey graham, and, you know, tim kaine, lamar alexander that better heads prevail. >> are you worried about republicans seem to take blame could argue why, for just about every government shutdown most of the historians experts say that are you worried as gather this time may be different if not why not? >> no because at the end of the day the truth is it is the president evendz up taking the blame, when government was shut down during the obama administration, its great to see you republicans took blame, the truth is when it came to voting, okay, it was democrats that got hit the president was in white house they lost more seats during that congressional election 20150. a few things one shut down sometimes short-lived moot for second i hope this is short-lived secondly the president trump stayed in 2013 on fox, that it is all about leadership, president has 2 lead we can take every quote every politician said democrat make it republican, republican, make it democrat. >> i am saying from a presidential perspective, obama lost a lot of seats in 14 post shutdown end of, that is all. >> i hear you i could play that i am throwing up a tweet from president as you know we operate in real time you can jump in on the other side of this moments ago from president trump, the democrats are turning down services and security for citizens in favor of services and security for noncitizens. not good that is the argument. >> this is a consistent message from the white house, it is about putting the american people first and not putting the illegal immigrants first, is this productive? i don't know if productive to the conversation or dialogue but the position of the president and i wouldn't expect any different from him this is supporters wouldn't either are. >> i am not here to disrespect the president at the end of the day that is not factual essential workers get paid military getting paid, okay, ask general mattis came out with a quote that the military is getting paid, they are in full form, this thing about we're not paying military, that is not accurate. our military is not coming back okay from you afghanistan iraq because of government shutdown, at the end of the day, government shutdown is terrible for all of us. okay? but the military that is just not those are not the factual statements. >> robert putting aside this blame game whether it is president's fault responsibility, or democrats, what do you think is going to take having been in the middle of the -- of these to get both sides to comree to do something together. >> i think they are closer than we all think. and the rhetoric aside. listen, a lot of the democrats want chip in place. the republicans have put a six year okay -- policy you know forward. the democrats are fine as of the republicans with more military spending hurricane relief they want nondiscretionary to be equal between military, and nonmilitary i think all those things red for a deal, now at the end of the day you have to figure out what can we do to make sure we protect the dreamers, okay, before the march 4 deadline. i think feels like time not our friend we have a little more time, to negotiate a real plan, and i think we can get there. >> much more optimistic than rhetoric is being played out in washington. >> your first i point was key it said we seemed to know if being honest this you this is going to end up we kind of know what deal is matter of margins what money is a going to look like there probably is a daca deal as a a matter of when. >> right don't you agree with that will he. >> the american people want, and congress is supposed to work for us. >> does this drag out until march 4. >> i think a couple real dates the president's state of the union, there has about real movement before that i think a real date, he is not going to want to walk into a state of union first -- okay have a government shutdown i think that actually is a real defining line. >> can i ask you one unrevolt question i menzed in headlines ubs an example a number of companies if your industry you came from ubs i can taking rightdowns result of tax reform future looks pretty bright the industry woonts to get through all this. >> whether i was president ubs i hope we had i wish we had global growth the way we have it today. >> you love the -- tax plan for corporates around the globally good in globally growth today, i am not worried about ubs tax deferred headlines because you know they tax deferral means less when you go in 35% to 21% so i think at the end of the day from especially like a ubs wealth management and rising tide like we have in the stock market, a firm like ubs morgan stanley they do very well. >> congratulations one more time to your patriots thank you, sir. . >> thank you. >> -- we wouldn't upset you we are incapable this morning. >> tweet us. >> could have been worse you still got the 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down our government in the interests of their far left base, don't want to do it but are powerless that i can that one if you want. >> -- to base. >> catering to base not sure second santa anas i second sentence going to help him. >> the fact schumer comes in doesn't want to do this base forcing him to can make argument other way around. >> absolutely. >> that is where we are, in a moment -- netflix to report earnings today after closing bell on wall street we break down expectations, for netflix that and more straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ all right, already we'll all get along, don't worry ♪ we'll all get along ♪ oh good, you're awake! finally. you're still here? come on, denise. we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement... ...with solutions to help provide income throughout. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. oh. 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in one brief meeting give democratic leader everything he wants, my friend across the aisle shut down the government for hundreds of millions of americans. the president must take yes for an answer. until he does, it is the trump shutdown. >> we will talk more about the full impact of this shutdown including keeping our military heroes from getting paid while putting lives on the line turmoil in d.c. is having at least a bit of impact or was on wall street we are not able to call it any kind of significant impact for sure dow futures only down 42 points pulled back a little s&p, nasdaq pretty much flat bounceback in currencies after dollar slipping in terms of global markets european markets flat all morning long, and continue to pretty much pick up in paris cac 40 up ach a perrient china japan hong kong up at least by a little bit. and tom brady does it again watch. >> take it to white looking around -- throws it gets -- what an effort! touchdown terrific comeback brady patriots led game winning drive new england in there nfl record tenth super bowl franchise history comeback voushd by at least claims of conspiracy apparently some people talking about ref great defensive play by the way end of the game not a horrible throw by blake, highlights to come as patriots prepare to meet eagles in super bowl lii. >> all right -- topic half hour betting on bitcoin cryptocurrency back over 11 just under 11,000 dollars i should say, but still way off the highs from december, as it continues to be so volatile india to clamp down regulations doesn't seem to be doing much to slow down global interests certainly something a lot of people even if they whether they invest or not want to talk about, former fdic chair is here good to see you thank you very much for coming on i think one big thing we get bitcoin conversations is about regulation, and more kinds clamp down what effect will be on bitcoin entire cryptocurrency market your take on regulation. >> well, i think i have argued we should not ban if it we don't hear about traditional banning assets choices by market i do think some regulation is important, we're seeing cftc, sec treasuringry department that direction market should decide whether this cryptocurrency bitcoin or competitors out there have value, but we need to make sure that those decisions are inform and are free of fraud manipulation and cryptocurrency not used for i will illicit purposes, additional regulation will give more confidence help sort out valuable or inspecttive bubble i this should be viewed positively not negatively. >> we are in a venture capital fund talk icos initially coin oufrz will replace traditional cal funds earnest ernst & young with a report saying of the icos more than 10% has been loss or he stolen do you see a place in time where they playoff work air long sided traditional ipos. >> i think a long way from that, kud toz sec saying securities and should be regulated, under federal and state securities laws. do i think this is area where investors seem to be extremely careful you have a lot of companies out there just you know attaching crypto blockchain terminology to name trying to boost value when no substance behind that, so i think we are a long way, from a point where the market broadly works say something could be used as alternative to more traditional securities offerings there again i i think the propriety approach ratinging enforcement actions against some fraudulent offerings. >> i think fascinating people making big bets on bitcoin do you think there are other cryptics blockchain technology when what should the people look for making investments you are right you see importanted blockchain technology people running to it without knowing what it means what should they look at? >> well, i think there are a lot of companies out there trying to -- important to understand bitcoin and digit you currency blockchain that under % a ledger upper transactions are recorded for bitcoin a lot of companies trying to apply to it different areas, you know security settlement mortgage title transfers -- some talk to you about know, whether this could be, we can have a consumer controlled way of credit data, through blockchain distributed ledges not developed for widespread application i think some more about incredible efforts are prooivenlt fund people need to be very careful don't -- this is this i personally believe blockchain technology is going to have important regulatory benefits more secure reliable, and less expensive for both consumers and businesses in terms of reporting, transactions, but we're a long way off. >> why he. >> in actually making that happen, so people really need to be informed educated and for the retail investor maybe something stay away from rightly now. >> a lot of people do share that view the technology at least even if the coin is not something they want to invest in something shows a lot of promise i want to play a jamie dimon clip might lead into a conversation about that as you know was very critical about it copy at first maria interviewed him remediate he walked back some comments he called it a fraud i believe here is jamie dimon. >> the blockchain is real. you have crypto dollars stuff like that, the bitcoin was also a was what the government's are going to feel bitcoin gets really big i have a different opinion i am not interested that much in subject. >> i have a daughter went to bitcoin. >> yeah i mean that is thing young people into bitcoin. >> now thinks she is a genius it went way up. >> there you go, your take on that, kind of but that has been could be business opportunities with this technology, a lot of people seem to recognize. >> ultimately for consumer important regulator regulatory benefits as well risk out of systems i applaud that in terms of investors it is very new long way off from being widely applied, and turning into real profits, you need to be very careful. >> stocks are hitting record highs almost every day, bitcoin extremely volatile having huge runs, you ran the fdic in aftermath of great bubble in real estate. how worried are you right for you that we're seeing new bubbles forming how careful in that kind of environment. >> valuations are very high concerning i hope fed can slowly get out of this monetary policy position they have been in, in 2010 i was saying start getting out there they didn't they left this in place a long time, that, you know, year after year inflated wide variety of asset valuations not least of which financial assets i think going to be very tricky, i hope they can do it i do think the tax bill will provide countervailing stimulus as we ratchet up interest rates but very delicate exit. >> does this look lying like mid 2000s or a different kind of environment. >> well, i think, i certainlibrief the housing bobble was partially driven by very accommodative monetary policy nothing compared to what we've had today, i don't think, i think mainly concentrating financial assets good news bad news about that that those tend to be owned by wealthier people this is an income wealth disparities, on the other hand the population that owns assets, they are better equipped to absorb shock mortgages the middle and income families relying on home as primary source of wealth it may be resilient primarily financial seats i hope we don't have a shock at all. >> kind of interesting do you want to say in this case on that mike valuations bubbles. >> yeah, bubbles are real easy in hindsight the but tax cut putting more in pockets could lead to higher earnings could make it more of a -- spender valuation rather than stretch valuation for overall market. >> i agree with that leave it on that, and i guess hope for the best good to see you now thanks for having me. >> we appreciate it halliburton did come out with earnings beat street on earnings, and also, on sales so we break down that number as we continue, with the stock up, and speak of being 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say this looking to occupy sided as looking at west texas 63.44 take a look at netflix ne net after the bell said this is an indicator not only for netflix but the entire market, this one did so well in 2017, amazon silicon valley companies watch for netflix how they do on quarterly results after bell up three quarters percent. >> third day today shutdown bipartisan group failed to come up with compromise over weekend on spending immigration, we are joined now about the host of "varney & company" coming up top of the hour, great stuart varney hey stewart. >> i got -- i wouldn't have a chance to say anything -- >> i got a smile on my face. >> oh. >> despite the fact i am roilly angry at the schumer shutdown, seems to me the government legal government of the united states of america has been shut down in favor of illegal immigrants, how is a guy like me supposed to think i came here willingly i came here legally, i stood in line i filled out the forms, i went to the doctors medicals had to get police report from every cup i lived in more than six months been all over the world took a long time to get it i stood in line i got it i became a legal immigrant and now i am a citizen. i find that my government is shut down in interests of people who did not stand in line, didn't fill out form didn't go to medical doctors, none of the above -- here here. >> pretty much tweet this morning making that basic argument, that was interesting. >> i am flattering miles president tweeted in response to my appearance on "fox & friends" this morning i said exactly what i just told. >> you not the first time i have seen it watching you watching you -- >> by the way, there is nothing in those police reports that you need to share no i -- >> no. >> okay. >> nothing ♪ [laughter]. >> see you top of the hour, 11 1/2 minutes from now "varney & company" 9:00 a.m. eastern time, celebrating eagles win with piece of sports memorabilia history. still to come pretty cool items that are hitting the 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the things coming from nfl auction right from field authenticated, to charities, one of the balls last year's. >> 40 do 60 grand. >> do you want me to make a dumb joke. >> it is fully pumped up. >> you must be a -- >> i am a jet fan, what is next up here. >> this is -- again, any time these come from nfl you get authenticity that it is guaranteed, first a great things, food for service super bowl. >> the program a little bit -- less expensive than today, the from nostalgic period from 1967, should be 500 to 1,000 dollars same range obviously now original tickets a lot more. >> great items here i know a lot of people so into memorabilia, what next? >> lots of fun things something important to both, have a lot of things for everybody very expensive pieces this is a helmet things like this 3, 4, 500 dollars hundreds of items from different teams, eagles, now, and patriots should be interesting when you get rematch historic pieces go back. >> has ben taken a hit a with league coming on to pr, issues, compare less favorably. >> it is amazing, the sort of the longevity how popularity transpired to anything, and especially with auction doing such good work, in the community, charitable you know foundations all different work they do, it is important, because these players are getting items going right to good causes, and fans getting things right from field. >> demand still there you have not seen any slowup in demand. >> not really, from philadelphia not going there right now demand escalating each since last night for sure. >> do you have a -- a piece here of brett favre for a moment we have listened to what brett had to tell maria last year. >> my super bowl jersey from my first in -- against new england in new orleans one we won, i have no idea where it is i didn't know what memorabilia meant in 1996. had i known then what i know now i would have placed it in a bag that would have been a nice memento to keep. >> we have done some stuff for brett he found things for hope foundation great way for fans to get historic item also do good actually 500 touched pass in minnesota point of view place to offer should it be 10, 15,000. >> we forget, well jets' fan remember he played for jets, you forget minnesota years so many great years in green bay, of course, this is great, i mean it will be interesting to see how some things come up price wise. >> we look at fact that interesting being minnesota, although the team did loss they had a great year great historic magical season population -- lots of greet items from that vintage. >> great team, those years ago. >> it was, now also see combination having eagles patriots in there the combination of all three franchises an interesting year. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> good and terrific from all football fans final thoughts from our all-star panel after a quick break we will be right back. ♪ ♪ whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and 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