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were very clear, the president not shaking house speaker nancy pelosi's hand before he began the speech and at the conclusion pelosi ripping up her copy of the president's speech in front of cameras. right there. the president's speech touted economic strength and the state of the country right now including heart-warming moments. >> jobs are booming, incomes are soaring, poverty is plummeting, crime is falling, i am thrilled to report to you tonight that the economy is the best it has ever been, our military is completely rebuilt with its power being unmatched anywhere in the world and it's not even close. stronger than ever before. >> i can proudly announce tonight that an opportunity scholarship has become available and is going to you and you will soon be heading to the school of your choice. [cheers and applause] >> rush limbaugh, thank you for your decade of devotions to our country. [cheers and applause] >> i'm proud that you will be receiving our country's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. [cheers and applause] >> there's one more thing tonight we have a very special surprise, i am thrilled to inform you that your husband is back from deployment, he is here with us tonight and we couldn't keep him waiting any longer. [cheers and applause] maria: joining the conversation this morning new york post editorial board member kelly jane is back with us, fox business dagen mcdowell and partners ceo omed malik, great to see everybody this morning. wow, wow, what a night. dagen: i'm fired up so president trump last fall called nancy pelosi a third-grade politician and she proved herself to be just that last night, a spoiled petulant child essentially picking her nose in front of the american people because she didn't get her way. she's the house speaker, i want it and i want it now. maria: unbelievable. dagen: what this is a display of the behavior of someone who was at the end of the road who has lost, nancy pelosi last night tapped out in front of america. good-bye. maria: what a message? >> i have to say i was surprised she ripped it up because she was fascinated by the papers for 78 minutes. [laughter] >> even when the president was introducing muellers, she was staring at her paper, she wasn't looking at the participants who lost their daughter and who got some measure of justice when bagdadh is was killed. >> the most powerful female politician in america sits, that's what she thinks of you, she doesn't just hate donald trump so paraphrase greg gutfelt she hates you. >> the issue you have there is that they're against school choice in any regard; regardless if it has an effect that's positive for people, they are still going to sit on their hands, that's a big problem and we saw that in living color on topics that were beneficial for the country and they couldn't put aside the posturing. maria: you know what i tweeted out, after all of the resist, in some cases criminality when you look at what took place in terms of the narrative of collusion with the president and russia, i mean, criminality in terms of fisa abuse, leaks to the press, et cetera, after all of that, ukraine, brett kavanaugh, what this hate, this hatred for this president, what are they so afraid of? are they afraid of just losing their grip in power or is it even bigger than that, are they afraid of actual criminality and exposed? you have to ask yourself, what are they so afraid of? >> they are certainly afraid that donald trump would get reelected to another term when they might have to answer for those actions. maria: that's what i'm saying, what happens then? he exposes the criminality, he exposes the corruption, he came into office swinging, drained the swamp, you've not doing this, you're not doing this, up-ending the whole process, they don't want anything else that they've been doing exposed. >> the way that they are behaving -- maria: absolutely. >> it's helping his poll numbers ironically. dagen: she essentially have admitted that the democrats have lost, they have tried everything to remove him from office and she's done. one quick thing i want to say because there were a lot of highlights in that speech and it really -- it was stage craft at its best, family reunited toward -- >> showman. dagen: he gave every american whether you've a democrat or independent or no party affiliation something to cheer for and something to lift you up, but this goes straight to nancy pelosi's behavior last night, line from the speech, from the state of the union. members of congress, we must never forget that the only victories that matter in washington are victories that deliver for the american people, the people are the heart of our country, their dreams are the soul of our country and their love is what powers and sustain our country, we must always and our job to put america first. maria match we have to talk about the iowa caucus situation, we will take a break and we want to get to this, the iowa cay use, the democratic party seeing majority of the results, mayor pete buttigieg holding a slight lead over bernie sanders. sanders followed by biden and amy klobuchar. you have biden now trailing coming in at iowa, bernie sanders and blake berman -- pete buttigieg in the lead. >> tom pérez has to be fired, now we have what's going to be disputed result regardless of what happens. in addition the person who benefits this the most is who faired the worst, which is joe biden, the results weren't announced on time. sanders gets hurt by this tremendous; he could have road the momentum to new hampshire and now he can't and major pete demonstrated very poor form before the results were in to go out and announce that he was the victor. dagen: i said yesterday in outnumbered the biggest winner is mike bloomberg, he's up in ad budget that he sees where there's no clear -- the field is not iowa, no party favorite going into new hampshire and south carolina, he's skipping right over to march where 60% of the delegates that month are awarded. i will just repeat, i tweeted this last night, what i overheard new york city street, well, at least she's ahead of biden, that's the best you can say about elizabeth warren's performance. >> i think actually donald trump was the biggest winner of the iowa debacle. maria: yes, she was, for sure. the coronavirus, death toll surging towards 500, 25 countries affected, more than 24,300 cases confirmed across the world and 11 cases in the united states. 10 people tested positive in diamond cruise ship, that is on lockdown off of the coast of japan, one of the patients is american citizen, second set of evacuees from china today, all will be placed in quarantine for at least 2 weeks, macy's is tightening the belt shuttering stores across the country, exiting malls with weak sales, cuts of 2,000 corporate jobs, one-time retail giant saying it will focus on smaller independent stores, navies doing away with dual headquarters moving key roles to new york. streaming service celebrating 29 million subscribers. the numbers out last night, stock is up half percent nonetheless. we are just getting started this morning, a lot coming up. tesla still on a tear, the stock is surging, elon musk eyes a new giga factory here at home, generation of buyers, why more mill inals are purchasing homes this year, the stunning statistic that shows the new way that many are cheating on their partners, wait till you hear this. drama at the state of the union, we are talk about the highlights and low lights, michigan congresswoman debbi dingell is here. wait till you hear this one, back in a minute. maria: partisan divide on full display at the state of the union. president trump ignoring speaker pelosi's handshake before his address and once he finished pelosi ripped up the president's speech into pieces directly behind him right in front of the cameras, democratic lawmakers once again wore white to highlight women suffrage, some democratic members of congress skipped speech altogether, michigan congresswoman debbi dingell, congresswoman, always a pleasure to see you, thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning, match, good to be with you. maria match give us your reaction of the state of the union last night? >> it really depressed me, it was the most partisan state of the union i have seen witnessed i had hoped somehow, you know, maybe i'm a dreamer, can't stop dreaming, come in and try to pull us together, issues that we have to work on like lowering prescription drug prices and the chamber was not a chamber. maria: did he not try to pull us together talking about the really positive performance of the u.s. economy of some of the progress that this administration has made, do you think that the american people are really sick and tired of seeing things like nancy pelosi ripping up the script and all of the women wearing white, you know, people are tired of the games at this point? >> well, no, i think the women wear white to show solidarity and she didn't rip up the speech, that was not planned in any way, shape of form, i think she was frustrated by the end of the speech, he put out the hand when he came he did not shake her hand. maria: why would he shake her hand when she's trying to remove them from office? >> so respect, there are people that i disagree with, there were people that have said awful things but i put that hand out. maria: what about ripping up -- what about ripping up the scrip? >> i think that was just fury, it was partisan nights. maria: it was disrespectful, wasn't it? >> but it was -- it wasn't one sided, i just -- there are ways that you could come in here and given the speech and used things that would get people to together, there were touchy moments, what did he say that he didn't bring people together, the whole speech, economic progress, he's talking about military and the strength of our military, military men coming back, scholarship for someone who needs it, what was disrespectful about his speech? she ripped up the speech, congresswoman, come on. >> i think he took a lot of -- people said he's going to go, look, i'm the bipartisan queen, some people call me, i believe that you have to try to pull it together, i went in determined -- maria: how is she bringing anybody together by ripping up the script, how does that bring anybody together? >> you know what you saw a human moment. maria: his progress his entire -- you know how he started off, we started off with the criminality and the abuse of the fisa court and with the leadership of the fbi and then we had the narrative that the president colluded with russia, dragging the country through that which wasn't true, then we had the country drag through the brett kavanaugh hearings which also there were several lies around that, then the ukraine call, she said she wants to remove him from office, culminating in his state of the union where she ripped up the script, come on, congresswoman. >> that's a one-sided view. maria: really? >> i'm not denying that there are some tough feelings that way but he also -- it was almost a red meat. maria: what's red meat? >> first of all, you want to talk about the best economy, don't anybody not want to cheer for a strong economy for all of us but if you want to come to my district, closing u.s. steel plans, they closing plans, i had an economic summit on monday to figure out how workers were going to have -- maria: what do those workers say about wages being up? what -- >> not all wages are up. maria: seeing wages up in double digits, that income inequality is narrowing, what are they saying about that? >> i will say the same thing i said to president barack obama, i'm not afraid to say -- maria match -- maria match okay. >> i tell the president, you've done great things saving the auto industry but the workers weren't feeling it, i don't think that the workers especially, we've got too many workers, maria, that are working two jobs. maria match are you saying that this is not a blue-collar boom as the president said? rudies agreeing with a blue-collar boom? >> i think there are more people able to find jobs but i think that there are people that are in my district, the steel workers are scared to death about what's going to happen to them, my auto workers, a lot of them are feeling god, a lot of them are scared, life isn't as cut and dry as we want to make it. we all want the economy to do well and any of us -- i said to my caucus, nobody wants the economy to do bad. maria: that's good because it's not doing badly, the best numbers since we have seen in 20 years, go ahead, omed. >> good morning congresswoman. >> good morning. >> one was usmca which receives support of labor and democratic party as well and in addition to that he ended the speech on hopeful note of removing troops from our longest war in afghanistan which is another topic that i would think that you would be in agreement with. >> they were, nafta 2.0, i told maria we get it and she didn't believe it. 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>> well, i want to stay where i am which is invested but not overinvested and chasing stocks that look frothy, i don't think the coronavirus should have taken people out of the market and just on the prognosis that we may have a -- vaccine you dive in. the valuations are slightly elevated, i think you have to be really selective and look carefully at backing up the truck to stops at these levels. maria: that's fair, dagen, dagen mcdowell, disney reporting double after the bell yesterday after disney plus, strong box office numbers, ford missed expectations, you have mixed stories here but overall this backdrop, he had a very good story to tell last night and he told it. dagen: right, valuation is all about what you get paid for a risk-free investment and that's 1.6% a year over 10 years if you loan uncle sam money, that makes stocks more attractive; you see this pretty big selloff in ford stock that means that the dividend yield on the stock is even higher today and if you have more money in people's pockets and low e interest rates how does not help ford and a lot of other companies? >> well, my concern about ford is why is it in the situation, stock market is at all-time high and had had to fund pension with $2.2 billion which is the reason for $1.7 billion loss, how much legacy for every active worker at ford; that's a legacy problem, tesla doesn't have that, if we have a strong consumer, blue-collar boom that we have been talk about ford f150 truck should be carrying ford to all-time highs, problems with legacy autos and legacy retails, those are overhangs and concerns in the economy that we see. dagen: now just add in terms of the tesla, somebody yesterday said is trading like a biotechnology stock where you're buying the ip and tesla has huge exposure to china that i don't think people are paying attention to. maria: good point, we will be talking about that. i had a very important conversation last night with senior guy at major hospitals in new york. wait till you hear what supplies are coming from china, medical supplies to hospitals. coronavirus still spreading across the world. doctor jonathan warned about the global impacts, wait till he has to say about next move. why more millennials are purchasing homes this year, we've got that when we come back. maria: welcome back, direct director of the fbi. cheryl: good morning, christopher wray will testify before house judiciary committee, expect today address inspector general michael horowitz which exposes possible fisa abuses during the fbi's investigation into ties between the trump campaign and russia that was back in 2016, since the release of that report wray say it is bureau is working to ensure mistakes do not happen again, shares of snap largely slower, take a look at the stock, snap is substantially lower, the company reporting fourth quarter revenue, $560 million that did miss wall street's estimates, snap out with disappointing revenue guidance, daily users, one piece of positive news on that, let's look at chipotle, they actually beat expectations; same-store sales jumping 13% with online sales surging 80%, there's the stock over last year, carne asada helped spice up shares for chipotle. analysts wondering if the stock is a bubble that's about to pop; it's up 13% as you see there, they are under pressure in the premarket, tesla is certainly a stock to watch today, ceo elon musk on twitter asking if the company should build a new giga factory in texas, tesla has one giga factory in nevada, first one outside of the united states over in germany. finally there's this, a company in japan replacing your bartender ear with synthetic ear. they can pour a beer in 40 second, mix a cocktail in a minute, the robot equals the amount that bars would actually be paying a human bartender over the course of 3 years and you don't get the talkback from the robot bartenders, maria. maria match thank you, cheryl. evacuation flights will land in this morning, passengers will be quarantine in military bases and entire cruise ship off the coast of japan after 10 people including an american tested positive, the number of death rising, the number 490 deaths as a result of coronavirus, 11 of those are in the united states, joining us right now is atlas organization founder, author of the best seller china vision of victory, governing. we are talking about the economic hit to the united states as a result of coronavirus, you say this is an important year that 2020 marks an important moment for the chinese? >> the entirety of 2020's will decide whether 21st century belongs to china or the united states and allies, the reason that is many of the communist's party plans, they are working toward vision 2049, significant plans to come to fruition in 2020's, this is when they see them surpassing the united states economically and ultimately come in to dominate various aspects of industry that matter and build global power. maria: what's going on with corona virus versus london, new york, the best to have best, look at wuhan and look at coronavirus breakout, you have cats; bats; pigs and eating of animals, this is what has created all of this bacteria. >> i think it's a very important point, i'm not saying about the geopolitical threat that china poses and i've been vocal about it. with that said, i think to maria's point, they do have a lot of issues whether they are demographic, movements in hong kong that we have seen, would you say that they face a lot of internal challenges as maria is pointing out and actually they don't really have a middle class as developed as ours and they might have a lot of intern al problems to deal with as well. >> i think that's right. coronavirus, african swine flu, you are also talking about a regime that maintains massive global expansion vision that's backed by technological military and economic power; you know, how do those things go together, you look aspect of coronavirus, i would be in villages where people would save so much money, this is the high-saving's rate to deal with medical issues, massive savings rate and what does that do when people are expecting the chinese consumer to be on -- maria: another angle is trust and transparency, here is what i learned yesterday. i was speaking with one of my very important sources in hospital business and he told me there were ships carrying supplies coming from china this week and the chinese government stopped them, american companies that have contract with chinese companies medical products, i'm talking about plastic glove, masks, they were all in route to america and the chinese government said, whoa, whoa, stop it, reverse the ships, we need the products now. so how is anybody going to trust the chinese in terms of contract that they put in place, why would we trust that they will buy $200 billion in agricultural products and oil and gas in the next 2 years, they won't even allow the companies to come bring the medical products to america, we are flat footed, they decide that they will not ship them. >> having the conversation about need to bringing manufacturing back to the united states, we are overdependent on primary and we wind up in this world where we basically help them build themselves into a super power, now we may fund it, if our banks get into rise of china and in a way that goes beyond, china market rather than helping chinese corporates go global we will have a bigger problem. >> msci index that they want the security thrift fund which is the 401(k) money of military past and present, they want 10% of the money, $50 billion to invest in the msci index, this is the chinese companies that are building the weaponry that they would like to go head to head against america. i will say this, to your point in terms of impacting the u.s., larry kudlow was here yesterday, white house economic adviser and he said that the coronavirus and the economy, it's not going to be that big of a deal, he said two tenths of a percent in the first quarter, maybe that's the bite, listen to this. is this going to impact supply chain in the u.s. and economic growth later in the year? >> i think that u.s. impact, maria, will be minimal. a lot of information we don't know, i grant you that but we took a look at it, maybe two tenths of 1% in the first quarter, maybe another 2 tenths later in the year but it's so hard to know, maria, how long this will last; the shelf life in the past of roughly 5 or 6 months but we just don't know, it's not a catastrophe, it's not a disaster. maria: so, you know, we will see how long it lasts, you say we are way too dependent on china to begin with. dagen: in the long run what happens, you've already seen a shift away from china because of president trump's position in trade, you've seen companies moving their production out of china, does this wake them up, again, you're talk about hospital supplies, the journal wrote about 80% of active ingredients in drugs made here in the united states come out of china, so is this the wake-up that we've been waiting for that you cannot be reliant on a country that its health system is falling apart? >> look at that at source of weakness but they are showing great strength, hauwei is taking a part some of closest alliance, problems with british show how they are able to undermine the u.s. alliance system both in europe in terms of economic and technological power. maria: slowly little by little we are trying to become more independent. the white house working with microsoft, dell, at&t to create a 5g alternative to hauwei. >> hopefully not, we will have to do this, the question of short-term economic game versus long-term security -- >> i want to say i visited nokia in finland last year and they are working hard, they are doing great stuff but the problem is it cost more because china is subsidizing and they have much lower labor costs and places like the uk choosing money over security? >> i think -- i lived in the uk when i was doing my doctored on china studies and lived during david cameron, open as they said to have a golden decade with china, so you have the prior policy that sort of reflected the u.s. policy of engaged commercially hedge military but, of course, britain security dynamics with china and asia were not part of calculus, they were taking their nuclear, you know, reactor infrastructure and offering that to the chinese in terms of deals they could do and today it's hauwei, it's not just the need for 5g, the desire to have economic relationship with china, the united states clear to ally that is you can't your cake and eat it too. dagen: i'm a child of the cold war, and i always said to people when people would brag about china and they're so developed and capitalist, i would say, no, they're communist, you need to remember that. maria: you have to remember the person on the other side of the table. we will see. you make great points in the book in terms of u.s.' dependence and break away from that, jonathan, good to see you, dr. jonathan ward, check out the book this morning; coming up state of the union top moments, wait till you see, presidential historian is next to hit all the highlights and low lights coming up and oscar swag, the staggering price of this year's goody bag, the morning buzz coming up, back in a minute. 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[cheers and applause] >> oh, yeah, joining us right now presidential historian author of the great book inside trump's white house, doug weed, doug, good to see you. >> good to see you, match. maria: can you officially say income inequality is narrowing, we have been saying it on the program given the fact that the bottom earners are seeing the biggest jump in their wages; is that what you're referring to in terms of pro-vert and income inequality issue? >> absolutely, these two speeches to me are like two book-ends separated by half century and shows the good heart in 1960, everything that lbj and hubert humphrey have come true under donald trump, he has released angels of free market and look what they have accomplished, 7 million new jobs, that's the entire population of the state of indiana, every man; woman, child, baby. when i interviewed him for my book he was constantly talking about people that were being helped by his policies and i thought why doesn't he do this publicly, he just talks numbers publicly, why doesn't he tell some of the stories, well, he did it last night and he started calling people out when i saw nancy rip up the speech, i thought it's not just the numbers you're ripping up, those are people whose lives have been transformed and changed. peace and prosperity, take it for granted, who cares, but when you don't have it, it's everything. >> i had the same reaction, doug, kelly torrence here, talk about the stories and to me i was moved to tears i'm not going to deny it seeing great americans. when i saw the congresswoman tlib, omar refuse to go stand when donald trump introduced charles mcgee, the 100-year-old airmen, i mean, why do they have such trouble acknowledging what this president has done and just acknowledging how great this country is? >> yeah, kelly, because it's about power now. it's not about people, it's not about the poor; it's about power. i want my power. when she ripped up that speech it was -- i hate donald trump because i want power, yes, you got a new job, congratulations, you're off poverty, the big thing is what about me, what about my party. it's sad thing to see, republicans are guilty of it too but right now doesn't look good for the democrats. dagen: democrats feel like president trump didn't shake her hand so she needed to get him back, the democrats are what they claim to hate, that's where we are. >> yeah, in interviewing the president, one thing that struck me that showed up finally last night, he has such pure joy over these numbers for african americans and for hispanics, he lost it. he's delighted that his policies are bringing them jobs and he illustrated it last night with individuals who was so emotional, i think that that's what was irritate forking opposition. maria: that's irritating, it's extraordinary, doug, good to see you. >> thanks, maria. maria: coming up a financial affair, check this out, new way cheating on their partners, we are back right after the break. there's a company that's talked to even more real people than me: jd power. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. and my side super soft? 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all i can say, my canadian friends an family do not want to pay for harry and meghan's security, hopefully new yorkers won't have to either. dagen: i think i've been in the building, if it's the apartment that i think it is, it's not that nice. maria: not that great. okay, millennials, largest population, now they are set to buy the most houses this year, according to national association of realtors, millennials expected to take half of all mortgages this year, big numbers, omeed. >> they've been stifled in order to start families because of student debt so and so forth. a lot of them living at home. the data over the past 10 years they haven't been able to do these things, i'm happy to see that they are coming of age and able to get home and start family, that's so important for our society in many ways. maria: oscars are coming up, what is getting the buzz, though, and it is 6 figures, that is the price tag of the swag bag that everybody is getting, one of the items reportedly includes a yacht vacation. i would like to get a hand on your bags; dagen. >> no, you have to pay taxes, if you win a car you have to pay taxes on the bag of swag and, again, if you take the luxury yacht trip you better tip the crew, i watched below deck religiously and never ever tipped the crew enough. maria: you're right. dagen: just pointing that out. maria: that's true, we will take a break, the state of the union, closer look at president trump's big speech last night, then this, waking up with wendy's fast-food giant breakfast menu, all back in a minute. ♪ . . . stay restless with the icon that does the same. the new rx. crafted by lexus. lease the 2020 rx 350 for $419 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. lease the 2020 rx 350 for $419 a month for 36 months. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from using feedback to innovate... to introducing products faster... to managing website inventory... and network bandwidth. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. when i lost my sight, my biggest fear was losing my independence. mmm... good. so i've spent my life developing technology to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm watson... to help the blind. it is already working in cities like tokyo. my dream is to help millions more people like me. and when you open a new brokerage account, your cash is automatically invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity leads the industry in value while our competition continues to talk. ♪ talk, talk maria: welcome back. good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, february 5th. your top stories right now. the state of the union address, president trump touted the strength of the u.s. economy but not without critics. speaker nancy pelosi ripped up a printed copy of the address after he was done right in the face of all of the cameras rolling. more on the speech and the controversial reaction this morning. meanwhile, this, senator bernie sanders and pete buttigieg are ahead in iowa but no firm leader as we are still waiting for a full count out of iowa. senate impeachment vote today looks like there are enough votes to acquit president trump. this as his approval ratings are rising. that's going to happen today at 4:00 we're told. the coronavirus outbreak continues, the death toll has risen, it is now approaching 500 dead. president xi-jinping said the country will strengthen market regulation and crack down on speculation of medical products. shares of snap under pressure this morning, a revenue miss there, disappointing investors, stock down 9% this morning. p weinstein accuser on the stand giving emotional testimony and jurors shown nude photos of the defendant. the reason behind the graphic evidence. no, we will not put you through that. we're not going to show you the photos. finding that cup of starbucks at the a airport might get tougher. find out why. "mornings with maria" is live right now. first, a look at the market action right now. we're looking at a rally for stock price, futures indicate a gain of almost 200 points on top of a 400 point rally yesterday. dow industrials up 194, nasdaq up 75, s&p 500 currently up 21. this on top of yesterday's broad-based rally which pushed the nasdaq to an all-time high, the nasdaq at 9467 right now, the rally going global. european indies sees, in the u.k. -- indices, in the u.k. the purchasing manager's index survey shows the economy is picking up, manufacturing is doing better. the fq100 is up 150, cac in paris is up 46, dax index in germany up 132. in asia overnight green across the board, there were concerns about the economic impact of the coronavirus. of course, they they is easing. china reportedly says it is preparing more measures to stabilize the economy. had they injected stimulus this week in china. the coronavirus and the death toll is soaring towards 500 now. the number of confirmed cases across the world topping 24,300. the outbreak is now in 25 countries, two cruise ships in asian waters being placed on lockdown and the u.s. is flying more citizens home from wuhan right now. travelers will be quarantined for up to two weeks here at home. ebay could soon have a new owner, intercontinental exchange, the company that owns the new york stock exchange, making a bid, interested in taking over ebay according to the wall street journal. it could value the company at more than $30 billion. the journal reports that i.c.e. has approached the online marketplace about a deal in the past. macy's is tightening its belt, closing 125 of its least productive stores over the next three years. they will also close the cincinnati headquarters and technology offices in san francisco. that means it's cutting about 2 you thousand corporate jobs. the retailer focusing on smaller independent stores moving the headquarters fully to new york. sephora making plans to move out of malls, stretching its reach in north america, opening 100 stores this year. wendy's putting competition on notice about its new breck of fast menu. wendy's announced the breakfast baconator, honey chicken biscuit among other items. competition for breakfast among fast food restaurants has been heating up. taco bell recently announced a new menu, burger king and white castle offering new items as well. state of the union you address, president trump delivered the final state of the union of his first term last night. at the start, party divisions were clear. the president did not shake house speaker nancy pelosi's hand before the speech began and then at the conclusion of the speech nancy pelosi rips up her copy of the president's speech right in front of the cameras, she just rips it up. the speech touted economic strength and the state of the country and included heart-warming moments. take a watch. >> jobs are booming. incomes are soaring. poverty is plummeting. crime is falling. i am thrilled to report to you tonight that our economy is the best it has ever been, our military is completely rebuilt with its power being unmatched anywhere in the world and it's not even close. the state of our union is stronger than ever before. [ cheering and applause ] >> i can proudly announce p tonight that an opportunity scholarship has become available. it's going to you and you will soon be heading to the school of your choice. [ cheering and applause ] >> rush limbaugh, thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country. i am proud to announce tonight that you will be receiving our country's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. [ cheering and applause ] >> there is one more thing, tonight we have a very special surprise. i am thrilled to inform you that your husband is back from deployment. he is here with us tonight and we couldn't keep him waiting any longer. [ cheering and applause ] maria: wow. what incredible moments of. joining the conversation this morning, the new york posted tore y'all board -- editorial board member, kelly torrance is here, dagen mcdowell an omid malik. it was a great speech. >> one of the topics that i thought was interesting was about illegal immigration. i want to point that out. sometimes we say it broadly, he's against immigration, it's actually illegal immigration he's focused on. making that point, typically leftists used to say illegal immigration was for our economy because -- was bad for our economy because it took jobs away. now it seems like they want open borders and that hurts their constituencies. if they're not careful, we're seeing a reyo realignment wheree republican party may become the working class party. that's a dangerous angle. maria: the fact is, this country lets in more than 1 million people every year on a legal basis. there is a structure in place. the illegals come in and they want to jump the line and get in front of everybody else. >> should we give them healthcare as well? maria: an driver's licenses. >> he said i don't want to do that and they didn't clap. i was really surprised. dagen: nancy pelosi didn't clap for a 9-year-old girl who is getting a scholarship. she didn't clap for record low unemployment across virtually all demographics in this country. again, i think her stunt at the end, it was clearly calculated because she doesn't do or even wear anything that she doesn't plan in advance. maria: oh, yeah. dagen: it was calculated to take away from a speech that highlights this president's accomplishments that have lifted all boats, that highlights to paraphrase bill mcgern american greatness. someone on twitter said this is nancy pelosi, there's no b pino no oir on my menu. she displayed what president trump accused her of being. she is putting politics and her own power over the people of this country and even her own constituents because san francisco is essentially an open sewer. where is she on that? maria: that's true. >> democrats are saying this is the most partisan state of the union ever. maria: what was partisan? >> what was partisan, i think, was refusing to stand up as ilhan omar and rashida tlaib did, when donald trump interviewed or mentioned introduced charles mcgee, tuskegee airman, 100-year-old man. they refused to stand. that's partisan. refusing to recognize the greatest people that your country's produced simply because they're in the same room at donald trump, that's partisan. maria: what's partisan about this, we launched the great american comeback, jobs are booming, incomes soaring, poverty plummeting, crime is falling, the economy is the best it's ever been, what's partisan about this. last year, women filled 72% of all new jobs. since my election, the stock market has soared 70%, $12 trillion in our nation's market value and wealth. what's partisan about that? dagen: they will never, ever acknowledge that president trump has done anything to benefit anyone in this country. that's why they're doomed to lose again in november. because president trump right now is strong politically. look at gallup poll. stronger politically than any time during his presidency and a this charade of an impeachment has only given him more power and taken strength away from the democrats. maria: it's charade after charade after charade. when is enough? when are people going to say stop and start working for me, get things done. >> at the ball lot box -- ballot box in november. maria: i agree with you. i think it's going to be a landslide. dagen: that expression on nancy pelosi's face last night during the speech, that's just a woman licking lipstick off her teeth. maria: that's it. [ laughter ] dagen: like that. maria: all right. coming up this morning, the auto market in focus, general motors reporting later this morning earnings, ford disappointed yesterday, tesla shares are surging, meanwhile. all the numbers on autos coming up. then medication concerns, dr. mike is here breaking down the poe ten l shale risks to you and your family as a result of coronavirus. plus, cheating with money, the new way couples are being unfaithful. could you be one of l them? don't miss that. it's all coming up. first american optimism, president trump touts his economic accomplishments during the state of the union last night. we've got all the reactions coming up. then starbucks flies out of airports, why you may be seeing fewer locations, all coming up right after a this break. ♪ i want you to know that i'm all yours. ♪ you and me we're the same. ♪ i want you to know that it's a sign. ♪ you and me lead the same life. he wanted a man cave in our new home. but she wanted to be close to nature. so, we met in the middle. ohhhhh! look who just woke up! you are so cute! but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. yeah, it was really easy and we saved a bunch of money. oh, you got it. you are such a smart bear! call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. 45 plus at average risk. i've heard a lot of excuses to avoid screening for colon cancer. i'm not worried. it doesn't run in my family. i can do it next year. no rush. cologuard is the noninvasive option that finds 92% of colon cancers. you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, collect your sample, then ship it to the lab. there's no excuse for waiting. get screened. ask your healthcare provider if cologuard is right for you. most insured patients pay $0. 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how is this going to play out? >> 4:00 today we're going to take a historic vote to acquit this president. we should get three or four democrats, i talked to them, i think we'll get those, and i hope we'll have 100% of the republicans. we had 100% of republicans voted against this partisan political ploy from the house. i hope we'll do the same thing. this was a illegitimate process from the beginning. they sent an incomplete body of work to us and wanted the senate to shut down during the impeachment hearing and do their work for them. this is a travesty and was a terrible precedent. there's a lot of misinformation about witnesses and that sort of thing. let me clear the record here. they had 17 witnesses on their side. they showed us 193 videos of witness testimony, 28,000 pages of evidence, and yet they wanted us -- they told us they had an overwhelming case and they wanted us to do their investigation for them. we shut that down last week. >> hi, senator. a quick question turning to the state of the union. i thought one of the important points the president made last night was around tech any l call and vocational training at -- technical and vocational training at every high school. i think that's a great solution for the student debt issue we have. curious to hear your thoughts on that. >> i 100% agree. this is a big opportunity for america. our technical schools, our schools and high school have a an opportunity to broaden that and a move to a european style system where kids are respected for those jobs. whoever said that everybody in america had to go to a four year college. i know my hometown, the people who went to that type of school when i that was high school now run my hometown. this is a great thing america. i think donald trump is right to bring it up. i'm excited about what that will mean for our economy. we went from an industrial age to information age and now to the new age. it also accelerates people to retrain and that's a huge part of what we're trying to do right now. we have 7.5 million job openings and 5 million people looking for work. maria: i know. you've got nancy pelosi sitting behind the president ripping up his script. how is anything going to get done. you're going to acquit the president today at 4:00 you said. you said maybe we'll have a couple democrats acquit him, certainly 100% of the republicans. what does the rest of the year look like? how are you going to get anything done legislatively when there's such vitriol. >> there's momentum on immigration. i think we'll see more effort and results coming on trade, i think. infrastructure, this is a year waiting for an infrastructure bill. we have several in work right now. the biggest things we should be able to get bipartisan work on is drug pricing and surprise billing, these are things both sides want. what i hope we saw -- you said this earlier in your show, that the way to fix this is in november. america was watching last night. they see the childish way the democrats would not stand up, even for a tuskegee graduate, this is a an american hero, they wouldn't stand and hon r nor that man. that is insulting to me. maria: senator, good to he see you this morning. thanks very much. >> good to see you guys. maria: coming up, the harvey weinstein trial takes a dark turn, some embarrassing evidence shown to jurors. and general motors reporting later this morning, what investors are saying as tesla continues to soar.. stock is down fractio fractionas morning. we're going to take a look at all of the above. back in a minute. ♪ welcome to the hotel california. ♪ such a lovely place. ♪ such a lovely place. ♪ su such a lovely face. sfx: [sneezing] i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam! oral or nasal. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? 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>> i can't imagine his lawyers testifying. there's no other defense. the only he defense they have is to a attempt to shake the credibility of the a accusers. this is classic sixth amendment confrontation of your accusers. the accuser is looking him right in the eye and saying no matter what good you did for me, no matter what i said to get you to hire me, you still raped me and none of that is changed by any of this. that is very, very, very, powerful testimony. dagen: what they're trying to do in the trial with weinstein hunched over, using the walker, they're trying to portray him as somebody who could not over power these women. this is not the person -- this is not the person that he is or even was in the '90s and later. maria: i've never seen him with that walker. we've got to talk about the bail reform and new york city crime. >> very serious problem. maria: we called this. we knew crime was going to be rising in new york. it is. we have the numbers. the new york city police commissioner says the new state law which eliminates bail from any violent crimes -- nonviolent crimes led to an increase in crimes for the month it was put in place. the increase in crime is said to be due to failed leadership and political culture that devalues police officers. it is partly failed leadership, the failed leadership of mayor de blasio who okayed this bail reform law that puts all of these inmates on the streets. >> i have to give commissioner shea a tremendous amount of credit. he was aa pointed by mayor de blasio and now he in my view quite properly is attacking one of the mayor's signature pieces of legislation, which is the bail reform. new jersey and new york did bail reform at the same time. they both said the presumption is since the defendants are not guilty at that point, the presumption is they get bail. and if it's nonviolent crime they don't give them bail. new jersey gives judges the right to make an exception if the person is likely to repeat and is a danger to society. new york does not give the judges that discretion. that's the difference. so the judges are forced to do what their instincts tell them not to do which is to let this person walk out of the courtroom and more likely than not commit another crime. maria: even jeff van drew, the congressman from new jersey who recently went from being democrat to being a republican, says this needs to have a second look. >> new jersey doesn't have the problem new york has. maria: that's my point. he says it needs a second look. look what happened in new york, dagen. we called this. over a year ago, i said i have big information for everybody, three quarters of all a inmates will be out on the streets by january. that's what happened and crime numbers are up. what is nonviolent, by the way? >> that is a very good question. if somebody punches you -- maria: mugging? >> if somebody punches me in the nose but doesn't break the nose, that's not violent. the judges anticipating this began to release people in november, two months before the new bail -- dagen: cy vance and the mayor of new york city told the police force last year to stop arresting people for simple assault, for shoplifting, because ahead of the bail reform law. let's be clear. these politicians, democrats all, do not believe in protecting the most vulnerable people, women, children, the homeless. maria: seniors. dagen: they are not behind you. somebody attacks you, that person is out on the street, no bail, no questions asked. maria: the people who voted in mayor de blasio, it was the smallest electorate that ever came out. when is new york going to wake and say we need a real leader. >> he can't run for re-election. dagen and i have talked about this before. this is going to have an economic impact because of the rampant shoplifting, that's going to raise insurance premiums or it's going to raise the price of the product because the small shop keeper is going to have to hire security. maria: how about getting your face punched out and a getting robbed. i mean, seriously. you're right, that's also an issue. >> the one change they need is to give judges the discretion to make the determination. just like in new jersey. they don't have that discretion in new york. maria: judge, thank you. when we come back, president trump versus the left. how the president is using his state of the union to his advantage as the political season heats up. plus, coffee the airport goes local, more on the changes you're about to see, coming up right here. stay with us. ♪ yes i'm stuck in the middle with you, ♪ no one likes to feel stuck, boxed in, or held back. especially by something like your cloud. it's a problem. but the ibm cloud is different. it's open and flexible enough to manage all your apps and data securely, anywhere, across all your clouds. so it can help take on anything from rebooking flights on the fly, to restocking shelves on demand, without getting in your way. ♪ ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? 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[ laughter ] cheryl: can't make this up. the bag -- really? it had meth am at th methamphete and fentanyl n are facing charges over this. casper sleep slicing the price range of the initial public offering. it is down from 17 to $19. they announced plans to go public on the new york stock exchange earlier this month. best buy's ceo now in the clear, the company's board finding cory berry can stay in her job after investigating a claim she had an inappropriate relationship with a former company executive before she became ceo. shares are up about 45% from a year ago. finally, starbucks and one of its partners are going their separate ways. the company ended its exclusive deal with hms host, they operate starbucks in airports hms host is going to work with local coffee shops. travelers may see pop-up coffee shops in airports. breaking up is hard to do. maria: thank you, cheryl. tension between president trump and speaker nancy pelosi last night, that dominated the state of the union speech last night. the president ignored the house speaker's handshake at the beginning as he started his address. he gave her his speech. at the end, pelosi ripped up her copy of the president's speech as he wrapped up the state of the union. the president taking a swipe at democrats' healthcare proposals. watch this. >> 132 law makersers in this room have endorsed legislation to impose a socialist takeover of our healthcare system wiping out the private health insurance plans of 180 million very happy americans. to those watching at home tonight, i want you to know, we will never let socialism destroy american healthcare. maria: joining me right now is former senior advisor to the clintons, he is nbc partner's ceo and harris poll chairman mark penn. it's great to get your insights. thanks for being here. >> good morning. maria: first, what struck you about the speech, your reactions? >> well, it was a pretty remarkable speech in that i think the president covered many of his traditional themes of trade and immigration, but he really reached out to african and latino voters in a big way, that was a prominent part of the speech. that really is what made it unique and different from some of the speeches he's delivered in the past. quite in contrast i guess to pelosi who winds up tearing up what is actually a historical document when the president delivers the constitutional signed message to congress here and it shows the frustration of the turn of events of democrats in the last few days. maria: wow. that's -- that is incredible, that she would just rip up this document like that, right in front of the cameras. why so much hate, mark? >> well, look, i think this has been an incredible turn of events. i think that the democrats expected that the pressure would be on republican senators to cave about witnesses. now today the pressure is going to be on democratic senators whether or not to go against impeachment because if the president's at 49 nationally, that means he's in the mid-50s in swing states. this is a totally unexpected event here that impeachment has really boomeranged. i have warned against impeachment both now and 20 years ago, that unless you're going to take the president out which they never had a chance, the boomerang here can really be severe and i think we're seeing that now. look, there are a lot of twists and turns that come between now and the actual presidential race, but there's no question that there's a boomerang right now. dagen: karl rove actually called that weeks ago. he said this is going to be about the democrats voting to acquit, not the republicans voting to convict on impeachment. but you see democrats front and center, nancy pelosi last night, who have -- whose minds are rattled, who are deafened and blinded by their hatred of this president. you would think they were better politicians than that. >> the state of the union is a moment to reach out, it's the super bowl of politics, it gets a 40, 50 million person audience. you want to be appearing to swing voters that you're really in the one event where all the branches of the government get together, that you're l actually promoting harmony and let the opponent seem like he or she is promoting disharmony and so, therefore, it was a useless political gesture, although it's going to get millions of views online, that's for sure. maria: what i'm really trying to understand is what you think is behind the hatred, mark. because, look, you and and i, e both talked about what went on in 2016, how they tried to frame him, there were informants, there was wiretapping, criminality at the sa the fisa . there's ukraine, there's brett cav you gnaw, all this -- kavanaugh, all this stuff, nonstop resist, nonstop hate, even in the results that he's bringing in. what do you think is behind it? are they a afraid they'll loser grip on power or expose whatever they're doing, corruption? >> right now i think it's pure frustration at the turn of events. as i've said and i've said frequently, when the democrats went to healthcare, a core issue, moderates put nancy pelosi in the seat, the third most powerful in government. but the party more or less has been hijacked by extremists and once she went down the impeachment road, there was no turning back and the vitriol went higher and higher and hopefully this will be the end of it today. maria: yeah. >> will this continue? will adam schiff and gerald nadler be given free rein to continue this thing? i don't know, when this kind of political damage, hopefully we'll get back to talking about issues, not investigations. maria: i want to ask about iowa. do you think these people are going to be voted out in november, i'm talking adam schiff, jerry nadler and nancy pelosi. >> well, i think now pelosi's seat is in real jeopardy. it wasn't before. i don't know, california and schiff's seat, i doubt he's in any jeopardy. i think he's gunning for her job. maria: i see. let's talk iowa, caucus results still rolling in. how is it possible -- you're a pollster. how is it possible we don't know the results here? 71% of precincts are reported already. we know from 71% of the data that mayor pete buttigieg is holding a slight lead over senator bernie sanders. the democratic party struggling to deliver the full outcome after that fiasco with failed reporting, the failed reporting app. >> things are looking l almost a little fishy here because, look, inside polls knew that three candidates did well. mayor pete, sanders, elizabeth warren, that biden didn't do particularly well. this was known at the time. those winners pretty much wasted their entire time in iowa since they didn't get their victory speeches and boost out of this thing and why did it take so long to at least put out sample data to let people know what was really happening. i think this will end and should end the iowa ca caucus, it shoud be a primary, it should be a democratic process and where our presidential races start really should rotate around the country so there isn't a single constituency that has such advantage and power in the presidential nominating process. maria: mark, it's great to have you this morning as always. thank you, sir. >> thank you. maria: coming up, check out that medication, dr. mike is here next with potential risks from products we've used all the time for years and then car makers under pressure this morning, gm reporting later this morning on earnings after ford's disappointment last night, what investors are saying after tesla continues to soar. back in a minute. ♪ fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. including your interest rate right by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right with sofi. check your rate in two minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. it's a masterstroke of heartache and redemption. the lexus nx. modern utility for modern obstacles. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from managing inventory... to detecting and preventing threats... to scaling up your production. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. 1 in 3 deaths is caused by cardiovascular disease. millions of patients are treated with statins-but up to 75% persistent cardiovascular risk still remains. many have turned to fish oil supplements. others, fenofibrates or niacin. but here's a number you should take to heart: zero-the number of fda approvals these products have, when added to statins, to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. ask your doctor about an advancement in prescription therapies with proven protection. visit truetoyourheart.com it's unacceptable that americans pay vastly more than people in other countries, for the exact same drugs. but they aren't listening. they've just raised the prices of over five hundred drugs. president trump supports a bipartisan plan, that would force drug companies to lower prices. but the senate won't act. tell senate leaders to stop drug company price gouging and lower drug prices now. maria: welcome back. patients beware, california considering lifting one of the world's most common pain killer as a carcinogen. aseai want to talk about this important story. u.k. scientists are making a, quote, significant breakthrough in a vaccine for the deadly virus, coronavirus. the team looking to test the vaccine on animals as early as next week before testing on humans this summer. joining us right now is family medicine doctor, mikhail varshavski, aka dr. mike. it's good to see you. tell us about this vaccine, when do you think it does become available? >> i'm really excited to hear how fast progress is being made. this is a major difference than what we've seen with sars just 10 years ago. because we're seeing faster communication, better knowledge of how the genomme looks for the virus. the nhs and u.k. were working together to get the vaccine done as quick as possible. the only thing slowing us down is the safety trials. we have to do them, we have to make sure the vaccines are safe. on the topic of vaccines, yes, the coronavirus is making headlines. yes, everyone's scared. i urge everyone stay alert, not anxious. that's what we need to do in situations like this. forget the world -- the global health emergency the who said, forget the cdc, national public health emergency, alert, not anxious. that's what we need to do and we need to get our flu vaccines. yes, there's been 20,000, some odd cases of the coronavirus. there's been over 20 million cases of the flu this season. 10,000 people have lost their lives to the flu. and we're still vaccine hesitant when it comes to getting the flu shot. if we're talking about a vaccine for the coronavirus, that comes out, are people going to get it? are they going to be worried about it. we need to take vaccines seriously and we need to not passenger when it comes to stories like this with the coronavirus. maria: i've got to get back to the cancer story, the carcinogens in products that everybody takes regularly. your take? >> my take is there's no causal link between taking tylenol and causing cancer. and what is unfortunate that's happening in california is if they see even the slightest correlation between two things happening, they start putting this legislation saying there's some kind of canner ser risk -- cancer risk. what's the problem with that. there's something known as alarm fatigue. when you have alarms going out all the time, like in the hospital and alarms are going out the entire time, we stop paying attention to them. that's dangerous. alarms are meant to alarm us to a real problem. tylenol and cancer is not a real problem, yet we do not have evidence for that causal link. to talk about this i think is a waste of taxpayer money and it's raising alarm that will make us not pay attention to something truly serious. maria: are you worried about a shortage of medical products in hospitals because so much of this stuff comes from china? i reported earlier, i spoke with a very important hospital guy last night and he told me there were ships carrying things like plastic gloves, masks from china and the chinese government stopped and said no, we need this stuff, even though these american companies had contracts in place to get these products, they're not sending them here. >> this is a two-fold problem. not only is that happening. you have individuals here in the u.s. and across the world buying surgical masks to fly in airports because they think they need to wear them. you do not need to wear them. they're buying them for their dogs. this virus, there's been no proof that it affects your pets. so getting masks for your dogs and taking away crucial medical equipment -- maria: i'm talking about the products coming from china. are we why jeopardy of getting shortages of important medical products. >> with the amount of products that are made in china, we are going to have shortages of not only medical products but tech. cell phones are starting to slow down out of china. we need to be prepared for things like this to happen. maria: dr. mike, thank you. great to see you as always. car makers are under pressure, general motors reporting later this morning on earnings. ford disappointing earnings this morning. what investors are saying. tesla is soaring, although this morning the stock is down, pulling back from the record yesterday. back in a minute. ♪ i've been here all night. ♪ i've been here all day. ♪ got me working side to side. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. 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stock trading down about 3%. grady tremble with the details. we're talking about an enormous run for tesla over the last year. >> reporter: investors are wondering how high tesla can go. at the same time they're looking at ford, hovering around 30-cents above the 52-week low this morning. first, let's start with tesla. you see the surge. it's up more than 300% in the past six months and the company now has a market cap of almost double the two largest u.s. automakers combined. that's ford and general motors. and then elon musk hinted overnight that tesla could expand production in the u.s. in a way that only elon musk can. he put out a twitter poll, there you see it, asking his followers if the company should build a new giga factory in texas. 79% say yes or the option he put there, hell yeah. a big earnings miss for ford. the company said it lost $1.6 billion in the fourth quarter. that's partly because of the botched launch of its revamped explorer suv and partly because it had to make higher contributions to employee pension plans. all eye is will be on general motors, they report earnings in just a few minutes. gm had to shut down its u.s. plants because of that strike, you remember it lasted six weeks and halted production in the u.s. for the automaker. you're likely to see an impact of that in the fourth quarter earnings for the company. that strike led to lower sales of some of general motors' most popular models. analysts expecting earnings per share to be down 99% compared to a year ago. maria. maria: all right. thank you so much. we'll be watching a all of that. coming up, omid malik is here this morning. i want to ask about your own business in terms of investing in private equity given the fact we have news this morning on casper. >> with respect to tesla, i'm bearish on it. i think the stock is way over valued. there will be other entrants from incumbents that will challenge them. i don't buy this valuation at all. they never made a profit on an annual basis. they only sell about 400,000 cars. watch that come down, a lot of the smart short seller% in it. maria: what's the story on casper. the company cutting the expected ipo range from 12 to 13, down from 17 to 19. >> this is a former client of mine in the private market. i love the business, i think the management team is great. from a macroeconomic perspective, people are not interested in capital markets, in the public markets, in consumer tech the way they used to be. that's the result of wework coming in, as well as what happened with peloton which is not a successful ipo. casper is testing the ipo markets and this is going to be the canary in the coal mine for what ends up happening in consumer tech going forward in the public market. it's a very important ipo, even though they lowered the range, you can't have this break otherwise it will have a chilling effect on other companies down the pike. maria: it's really been a freeze in this area ever since wework. >> absolutely. people are questioning valuations and they demand now a path to profitability a lot earlier. i will point out one thing. even though it's strange that this price is going to be lower than their last private round which is very unusual, there is precedent for that sometimes working out. the company, slack, actually did go public for a lot less than the last private round and has now quadrupled. maria: you think valuations continue to come in. >> on that sector. fin tech and enterprise software blowing up. maria: thank you for that. coming up, a financial infidelity, it happens more than yoyouthink. we're talking about it next hour, "mornings with maria." stay with us. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. maria: welcome back good wednesday morning. thanks so much for joining us i am maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, february 5 your top stories 8:00 a.m. on the button east coast the state of the union, president trump touts strength of the u.s. economy last night not without critics he nancy pelosi ripped up a printed copy of the president's address when he was o done more on speech controversial reaction coming up this morning, senator bernie sanders and pete buttigieg winning they are ahead in iowa but no firm leader still, as we still are waiting a full count out of iowa senates impeachment vote looks like there are enough votes to acquit president trump this is approval ratings rise highest level yet then the coronavirus outbreak death toll approaching 500, 25 countries confirmed cases this morning british scientists are announcing a major breakthrough though on a vaccine, merck under pressure spinning off women's health legacy products business into a new the publicly traded company with drug maker to focus on key growth dwrooifrz like keytruda we heard from the ceo couple weeks ago on telling us strength of ski trueda down one and a half percent this financial instability people -- the startling anybody are you one of them, "mornings with maria" is live, right now. . >> markets higher we are looking at root triple digit gain s&p 500 up 1 general motors hitting tape looks like it is a miss on revenue we are getting to that shortly, we are, about 15 minutes we will get a read on jobs in america, we he have got adp report coming out ahead of big jobs' report friday we bring those adp numbers in 10 minutes we had a broad-based rally yesterday, pushed nasdaq to all-time high nasdaq 9467, up about 200 points on the session. and dow industrials up 407 points yesterday. the rally going global european indices higher across the board we did have economic data out of uk, it was a january purchasing managers index showing economy picking up, came in 53.9, ft 100 up 160 cac quarante in paris up 5 the dax in germany, up 116. in asia overnight green across the board, as you can see see shanghai composite up 1 1/4% on shanghai. meanwhile, some top stories we are watching this morning, one of two planes carrying u.s. citizens away from wuhan, wuhan province in china landed in california, this is the coronavirus dealt toll soaring toward 500 confirmed cases it is a 24,500 outbreak 25 countries u.s. has 11 confirmed cases of coronavirus, two cruise ships in asian warts placed on lockdown, amazon revealing more about future of delivery vehicles in september amazon said i had ordered 100,000 electric vans from michigan based plants rivian the company said will save millions of metric tons carbon per year no the surprise, technology built in have expects first wave to hit road sometime next year, the chiefs 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post" editorial board member kenny jane torrance fox, dagen mcdowell. >> i thought speech was strong he has a great story to tell he will that ripping up of the speech at the end was just -- what did mark penn call. >> it historic document. >> it is. >> historic document. >> think about people what he's names on those pages, the murdered by al-baghdadi charles magee 100-year-old tuskeegee airmen so many names, people who are sending their country and by ripping it up really seemed to me she was ripping up, up their stories and the great things they have done, i just can't figure out why she would think that is a good idea except for a very small part of the democratic party that just hates everything. that donald trump -- >> aoc didn't go aoc has been getting to nancy pelosi obviously, but didn't show up right. >> that by comparison high road, this is low road, nancy pelosi has historically had good political instincts but this was a huge blunder, for all the world to see. president trump last fall called nancy pelosi she was upset about it called her a third grade politician she approved like being exactly who she is he school districted like petulant child a concession that this is over, that she lost. she is tapping out, with this -- ripping up the paper she put politics and power over the people. >> see that i i mean hates america, with that display. >> mark penn said she is in jeopardy of losing title. >> republicans could take the house. >> -- if you think 2016 was an aberration, then democrats should go and play it safe, and nominate beaueden think he will go back -- >> in if iowa. >> if you don't you this i we have at a complete realignment of populism trump incorporated into republican party they have no choice, but to go to standard bearer bernie sanders. do we think better than -- is able to beat trump if he tries to come what he is going to do is taking him backing try to bring stltism, he had someone from venezuela come to make point let's not forget that bipartisan moment i thought when juan guido real president of donald trump said of venezuela, a lot of democrats did stand up there i was happy to see that especially since you have people like bernie sanders who wasn't there he was in new hampshire, bernie sanders took him years, to call nicolas maduro a dictator he refused to call him that for years only literally a few weeks ago he finally admitted it so o you know i was happy to see democrats champion yondz someone fighting for freedom a greet moment donald trump talking about americans an inspiration for people afternoon the world who want freedom. dagen: the end of it nancy pelosi couldn't clap for nine-year-old girl getting a scholarship. that is where we are politically in this country. in terms of again there is no there is no have to high road. >> when they go low -- what did michelle say when they go low we go high. dagen: when they go low we are going to act like -- pout pick our nose an national tv. >> i am wake i go did not -- o i am going to -- >> temper tantrum. >> waiting on results from iowa after iowa caucus debacle a democrats turning focus to new hampshire conversation around student debt hillary vaughn in new hampshire good morning. >> good morning, maria. student loan debt second highest consumer debt create or higher than credit cards car loans college grads in new hampshire have third highest average in america. >> the first in nation the primary state of new hampshire -- is first in the nation highest percentage of college students with debt. >> i moved back home with parents. to be able to make payments, and to pay off quickly. >> is it 76% of new hampshire class 2018 graduates with student loans highest in nation. >> took not dream job out of school i new would pay bills. >> new hampshire students on average have over 36,000 dollars in debt. and some 2020 democrats are making a campaign promise to make that debt disappear. >> -- for 43 million americans. >> make every public college and university in america, tuition free. >> some say those policies are not practical. >> there is no such thing canceling debt there is shifting if one person doesn't way it someone else ends up having to pay that. >> part of problem is not price tag some pick a major at college that isn't worth the cost. >> we can't not allow them to borrow. but we can educate them on what borrowing means, what borrowing. >> student loan debt nationwide all-time high topping more than 1.6 trillion dollars last september. and has more than doubled in the last decade. some think problem so big president needs to fix. >> it going to help economy, and about about incredible amount to be able to have young people that aren't paying money every month to some massive loan company to government, investment money in our community. >> others if i traditionally getting involved, is part of the problem o. >> making it free means someone else is pieing for -- i go paying for to it. >> that someone else taxpayers. 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>> well -- like my wife said it is lying having babies they are all the same. >> super bowls championships, racing i got to tell you both a thrill. and football i was a technical person, over here not technical person it is get right people together then our sport is different. you guys in business, know, our sport you got to have a great sponsor, there are partners, and they are in the race, 3 1/2 hours they are there in the race, when you think about companies like fedex toyota coach stanley, black and decker mars companies we have some of the biggest and best. maria: by the way, we have bob nardelli on set yesterday asking me said do his best he says congratulations, you won two championships while he partnered at home depot with tony stuart also inducted into hall of fame sends best, congratulations to you. dagen: joe quickly on a personal note i want you and your whole family to know i have been praying for you every day since you lost your son who built your race, a little more than a year ago, i i think the world is praying for you i want to personally say that on air. >> well thank you. i felt like our team did j.d. with us all year great partners j.d. was a part of that original contract we did with interstate my other son corey whole family in racing now. thank you for bringing that up i appreciate all the prayers. and certainly we have a lot of prayers, people supporting us, all across america. >> thanks for bringing that up. maria: thank you so much we love you good to see you, sir. thank you so much. joe gibbs joining us there the daytona 500 airs lives on fox february 16, 2:30 pm eastern do not miss that! coming up trouble at macy woulds once iconic retailer next on more than 100 store closures financial affair statistics removing how far couples approve unfaithful when it comes to mullah, finances and money. back in a minute. infinite "what ifs?" and contingency plans. creating funds that help target gaps in client portfolios. tap untapped potential. and strengthen confidence in you. flexshares. powered by over a century of investment expertise before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. for a prospectus containing this information. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, belly pain, and decreased appetite, which lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. i have it within me to lower my a1c. ask your doctor about trulicity. she is on her way to our house. what? 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>> well, actually i attended 36 states of union in person watching them closely for 05 years. o 50 years good and bad wins i remember to one johnson spoke i didn't like what i was hearing there also remember the one with clinton spoke during his after impeachment process where his teleprompter quit working he paused went on without the teleprompter got through it pretty well, i thought the president did great last night i like him being positive the optimistic view i do think the economy is doing great. i think we should take credit for that build on it i thought that was all very good. i really liked it when you the president's recognized our heroes. the mother with little girl -- the tuskeegee pilot all of that was touching, to me. and so overall i thought really good, i did not like the fact he didn't shake her hand i don't know whether president did not see speaker's hand stuck out certainly thought very pity when speaker about tore up the speech right there in front of the chamber and the american people i wish we could calm down that sort of thing a little bit develop more of civility find a way to work together on the budget, the appropriations, on the defense of our country certainly, prescription drugs and infrastructure, the president mentioned most of those issues. maria: i know they don't like his personality. they don't like his approach to things, the fact that he sort of says it the way it is, and in some cases comes out raw, in the way he explains things but to rip off state of the union speech this is a historical document, certainly. how do you see this ever changing? he he i mean what is it going to take for two to get together? what do you think it is that -- that is driving this hate is it just they don't like his personality or do they think that maybe -- his presence undermines there you are there can afraid of losing grip on power? >> yes, you know it is obviously, the resist movement they do hate everything he does. and i think that is very unfortunately, also the speaker antagonizes the president you don't need to stand up point finger at president of united states and lecture him in his house our house the white house to change that atmosphere you are going to have to have changes in people, but we need to find better ways to communicate with each other in washington we need to develop chemistry somebody needs to break ice say come on it is america lets sit done talk this thing through on infrastructure who is going to have the courage, the guts, to figure out how to pie for the infrastructure we need that needs to be done. and going to take leadership, that is the other thing. i think both parties also kind of got away what is their vision, i think the president laid one up pretty good for republicans last night but democrats coming out of iowa, i am not sure where they are are they really that about socialistic we need to talk about vision and we do need men and women, of good will, that will step up and try to find way to get things done i had that kind of republican with democratic leader tom daschle that is the key when you have men and women, that will find way to work together, each though disagree -- that is what we need in america. maria: meanwhile, what is your reaction to the impeachment now coming to a close we are expecting 4:00 today senate will vote to acquit president trump on both articles of impeachment gallup poll shows 49% americans approve of president's job in of those this is a new my. the president ratings moving up what does this say about democrats sfee. purn has this awaken a waste of time last two months? >> it has been a waste of time, and, they should have seen it coming they did not do a good job in the house. you know, they were determined to do it determined to do it quickly then speaker put a pause on it, it is not good for the country i have been through two of them personally on judiciary committee 73 and 74 nixon predicting impeachment proceeds i was majority leader then clinton matter we went through he they are not easy not he pleasant not good for the country this is coming to a inclusion i think mitch mcconnell has been the typical mitch mcconnell couldn't his own counsel knew aproposes where they were how to get the result that would get this concluded and allow congress hopefully to go back to work so i am i believe they will vote, to acquit the president, this afternoon thank goodness i think they are going to wind up getting, you know 53, 54 votes perhaps. against the articles because, by the way, the articles of impeachment are very weak, i mean -- obstruction of congress come on! every congress thinks the presidents don't give them enough attention so if you hurt feelings they really get mad about it they could have done it different, and more thorough job, but it is -- thank goodness about to be through with that let's get back to work yoo you think a couple democrat senators will actually vote to acquit the president? >> i think there is a good chance of that, you know, you have heard senator manchin signature maybe -- censure him kind of hinting he didn't thie these were impeachable articles i don't know a couple other democrats i think, leader mcconnell will hold everyone -- i rope romney does right thing voted against articles of impeachment if he does 53, a couple democrats, 54, 55. >> susan collins, senator murkowski as well could go either way, but look like going to stay on their side, senator good to see you this morning thank you, sir. . >> thank you, maria gladeb to be with you. >> senator trent lott joining is a financial affair are you large way your significant other could be cheating on you don't forget ask maria turning tables on me answering your questions social media tomorrow, through instagram twitter, or mine. let me know what you would like to hear. back in a minute. >> ♪ and darling your promises, all love i ever know, i've got this feeling ♪ mmm... good. so i've spent my life developing technology to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm watson... to help the blind. it is already working in cities like tokyo. my dream is to help millions more people like me. 1 in 3 deaths is caused by cardiovascular disease. it is already working in cities like tokyo. millions of patients are treated with statins-but up to 75% persistent cardiovascular risk still remains. many have turned to fish oil supplements. others, fenofibrates or niacin. but here's a number you should take to heart: zero-the number of fda approvals these products have, when added to statins, to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. ask your doctor about an advancement in prescription therapies with proven protection. visit truetoyourheart.com reporting earnings beat expectations warned of future blows to its theme park revenue, in the wake of coronavirus kristina partsinevelos on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more. >> maria a the lot of people wanted to see disney+ numbers disney unannounced 26.5 million may be compare to netflix 167 million around the globe, doesn't sound like that much but then when you think that disney is only around disney plus i should say three months only in australia, canada, as well as netherlands new zealand going to continue the rollout going to hit 60 to 90 million subscribers by 2024 you also alluded to the fact talked about coronavirus how that is affecting the company, they are expecting to take a hit of 175 million dollars reason being because they have to close parks, in shanghai as well as hong kong so that could eat away within next quarter gm shares of gm bring up on screen mixed results you can see about higher almost 2% higher what are we seeing? earnings beat brought in 5 cents a share virtual reality estimate one cent quite big the losses overall when it comes to revenue have to do with factory strike cfo also highlighted this is important that the market in china is volatile. keep moving we've got a lot to cover peloton coming out with earnings we are expecting estimate of about 36 cents a loss, i should say because we know company is not making any money the moment despite revenue sales, climbing, expectancy 36 cents a share loss, bank montreal put out analysts note past 24 hours believe stock going to drop it is 4.10 they have a price target 27 as there are they are saying there are concerns, about the total addressable market answered high lateing peloton cut prices fourth quarter may not be good sign for digital member shim fox our company earnings coming up very shortly so earnings per share expecting loss two cents on revenue, 36.5 billion dollars that is coming up after the bell back to you. maria: thank you kristina partsinevelos on the floor of new york stock exchange, studioio biment "varney & company" host stuart satirist preparing for show top of the hour who is on deck. >> maria i'm going to agree with you i have been listening to your show the, i think when you display contempt for the president of the united states, on camera, before a worldwide audience, i think you lose. the nancy pelosi ripped up the president's speech last night i think that is a lousy political strategy. maybe she appealed to base maybe her base likes it the rest of the country i think is absolutely appalled, president of the united states was just told everybody what a wonderful economy we've got the prosperity we now enjoy, she ripped up the speech. i thought that was -- petulant. may i use that word i think i can use that word petulant very, very mild compared to what a lot of people are saying on social media. i think she losses, that is high point of the day that is high point of the night last night low point i should say. maria: low point who doesn't agree with his speech? 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"varney & company" begins right now. stu, do you think that nancy pelosi was a tore loser like the "new york post" says this morning? stuart: that was clever. i bet it was written by an australian. i bet it was. good morning, maria. good luck to you. good morning, everyone. yes, we will get to the president's speech. yes, of course we will get to speaker pelosi ripping it up but first, we are going to talk money. look at this. another rally. after british scientists reported a breakthrough in the search for a virus vaccine and researchers in china reported progress on a treatment, stocks went straight up. of course, the president's upbeat speech last night sure did not hurt. the dow is going

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