Live from the NASDAQ Market site overlooking New York Times Square.

Fast money starts right now. I'm Scott Wopner in tonight for Melissa Lee.

Our traders on the desk are Pete Nijerian, Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, and Guyandami.

Tonight on Fast, retail stocks are in the midst of a major comeback,

but can it last?

The former CEO of Home Depot, Bob Nardelli,

says something has changed for retailers. He's here to explain.

Plus Disney and Fox could be very close to making a media deal. So which media stocks

will be next? The traders have one name in mind. And later, one of the biggest Bitcoin bears on Wall Street.

Dennis Gartman is here, and he's got a big warning

for retail investors.

But first, we start with Chaos on Capitol Hill,

as it took down stocks again today.

The Dow sinking into the close and ending the day down triple digits.

This as protesters in DC have emerged as uncertainty swirls around the final draft of the tax bill.

Elon Moy on Capitol Hill for us tonight, Elon.

Scott, this is really Democrats' last stand to try to block this tax bill.

They stormed office buildings here on Capitol Hill today.

They were chanting, Tax the Rich, not the sick. They also said, kill this bill, don't kill us.

We saw the protesters sitting down on the floor trying to

block the entrances to lawmakers offices. They were blocking the hallways as

well. We saw several people getting arrested about 300 protesters and all were

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