shows dealmaking is their record this month. $200 billion in net steals already paymasters watching earnings as well set to report this morning. profit and revenue above expectations. numbers hitting the tape. stock is done while the last couple months and we are looking at the numbers to exceed expectations at the latest, as this morning. futures indicate a slight gain at the opening of trading set to open up about 50 points. nasdaq s&p 500 looking out of bed this morning. markets edging higher. european embassies across the board games. and the dax and germany have one half of 1%. gains across the board is welcomed to make a average in the hang seng up about 1% and 2% overnight. charlie rose now facing sexual harassment allegations. eight women have come forward with their stories in a cbs cohost among time pbs star has been suspended at all three networks said he works. the safety concerns that you were to tell us about the multimillion dollar sign after regulators found unemployed drivers have criminal histories and suspended licenses. doubling down again in a new interview refused to think president trump for getting his son out of a chinese prison. all of those stories coming out. fox business network dagen make towel. mitch rochelle and fox news contributor john mayfield is here. good to see you. thanks for joining us. dagen: one of my bulls and bears cohort in person. maria: normally you are remote. >> siva nassar has been remote. maria: saturday morning television. dagen: "sunday morning futures." now charlie rose, just incredible. we will talk about that. tax reform on the docket. talk about getting their arms around the dataset. talked about entitlements forever. how do you get out of the dataset? revenues are only growing to 1% a year. they should be growing on the economic expansion we had growing 3%, they are only growing at 1%. not growing fast enough. we will talk about this. the budget director. congressman lee zeldin. bleeping new york on higher taxes. we will talk about that. alabama, illinois. our top stories this hour. the doj taking on at&t. the telecommunications giant from acquiring time warner alleging that the $85 billion acquisition would substantially lessen competition and result in higher prices for consumers and less innovation for millions of american. at&t's ceo is vowing to fight the case insisting the deal is above board. watch. >> this defies logic and it is unprecedented. i've done a lot of deals in my career, but i've never done one where we disagreed with the department of justice so much on even the most basic of facts. maria: joining us now, "the wall street journal," "wall street journal," "wall street journal," rank and its coming thank you for joining us. are they going to sell may be the broadcasting business, cnn? >> i don't think they're going to give up anything. they're making confessions with the justice department says they don't want to do that anywhere. the head of the antitrust division is say no more behavioral remedies, no more concessions. we want structural changes. if you put behavioral rules on companies the justice department is going to have to enforce those for years and years to come. a lot of criticism that none of those worked in the comcast acquisition so let's go big structural changes in at&t say no way. they don't have to divest anything. the mac we talk about this in the green room. if you look at the business today of broadcast media, is not the business in the past where you worry about the radio station known in the newspaper in town. the justice department focused on what the future of broadcast media looks like. >> one of the main arguments in the lawsuit is they are trying to protect new online disruptive companies like netflix and who will in companies are merging and by owning time warner, at&t and directv will protect the linear cable tv bundle in decline right now which is transferring media across the landscape. dagen: at&t could really put the squeeze on the netflix already been cable company is for operators within time warner with tnt, cnn. >> .com exactly. because direct tv is a national provider and if it does this really nice set of content with time warner, could raise the price is and then force every single cable competitor in every single market to raise prices or have a blackout of the time warner content which would shift all this traffic over to directv so they could win more customers. it is the normal balance content customers have with cable companies. >> these are the companies that don't directly compete because you've got the distribution of the content. does this suit have viability? >> it is really interesting to see. i can't put out on it one way or the other. the justice department does make some argument that consumer advocates are making before this deal have been. i don't think the comments the president has made will be helpful to the justice department because at&t will use those in its defense. it held a press conference where top about how i would fight this deal at a conference room off of cnn newsroom yesterday. the messages being sent. >> the comcast time warner deal got blocked after the comcast-nbc deal. it is going to be worked against at&t in this deal going forward. >> comcast acquisition back in 2010 or 2011 is the bogeyman in this case. the justice department put behavioral remedies in place that said comcast can't use its new leverage to stifle innovation for online starts. that's a really difficult thing to try. maria: the market has changed so much. it's not the marketer was 10 years ago when you look at the players out there today. >> they want to put together a different type of competitor to facebook, amazon, google, tech companies seeking attention for hours upon hours. >> if you are free market person and look at the justice department can watch by the way a shocking inhabiting under republican presidency we should point out maybe we should expect this from a more liberal president. when it comes to creative content, so many creative people out there you could say hbo is a gold standard anymore. you have all these other content providers. even netflix and amazon are creating their own content. why put such restriction on at&t and they could start their own content companies. maria: look how much money netflix's spending. >> how about apple. apple could start pouring monday into content and programming if they felt like it. >> they have been. they're rushing the hollywood. amazon has had a lot of success. the whole industry isn't as dramatic changing. the tech companies are creating new content. some person who has a really funny instagram accra because young people are spending the vast majority of their time scrolling through fees on instagram or snapchat. >> my kids watch youtube as a media source. that's where they go. >> it is really, really surprising that this is a republican argument that they are making. vertical mergers, which they say is our historic rate not challenged by the government. the new antitrust chief outlined in his speech a whole new way of thinking about antitrust deals for historically what the justice department regulators have done is say there are potential harms of this consolidation, so let's put these behavioral remedies in place. >> is this a buying supply? it's a matter of time for amazon or facebook buys right. in the 90s that made those companies from the distributor buying supply. i don't understand how this is different in this case. >> what they are saying is you can use that supply as a consul against her writers. direct tv competes with comcast in spectrum in every other company out there. if you raise the price, and they either to raise their prices to consumers or a blackout at which point directv could come in and say such a direct tv. what do you do in your wireless service. >> does it go through if they give us a minute directv? >> divest directv for turner which is the cable channels. that's a nonstarter for at&t. that's kind of the whole point. dagen: can i raise the issue that netflix or amazon that might not want this to happen, do they just have better lobbyists than at&t does? there's always the the power given the swamp going on that we on the outside can't really see it? >> antitrust expert told me once to never underestimate the power of politics in these types of things. amazon in the tech companies have been swirling around that maybe apple is going to buy disney or amazon is in the market for 21st century fox. they may decide it is cheaper and better and more is building ourselves. hollywood in content creation is acquire about talent. it is not so much the companies themselves these days. >> all eyes are on fox's right now as they continue. >> you can't do a deal now. this lawsuit will freeze all kind of talks until it's resolved. >> install entertainments. >> i think it does because it would read difficult if you're a distributor to say we own content when a major distribution content deal. >> fox to disney that would be content to content. >> if you're an investor in a media company right now, you are watching the bundle start to melt before your eyes. direct it has been been effectively blocked right now. >> thanks so much for your expertise on not. coming up, charlie rose is suspended after a women came forward with accusations of misconduct. we'll tell you about that. those supporting the double beat a few minutes ago. campbell soup reporting the earnings news. back in a moment. 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>> i think what we have now is a fantastic opportunity to address what are massive government subsidies that have been going and distorting the u.s. energy markets for the last decade or so, the subsidies have been hurting the u.s. taxpayer in three significant ways, every year we spend over $10 billion on solar and wind subsidies through the production tax credit regime, additionally we are feeding in solar and wind into our local system when it doesn't necessarily need it and at higher costs through state regulations that require at least 29 different states require solar and wind come into the programs even when they are uneconomic, so what that is i think to increasing electricity rate for americans, finally, we are getting rid of our reliable efficient, inefficient at expense of renewables which is costing the american taxpayer because they won't be able to get high quality reliable electricity when they need. what we have the opportunity here to do is get rid of tax that hits middle-income americans more significant in subsidies which left unchecked over the next five years will cost $100 billion. maria: they are getting all of the subsidies and you're fed up that wind and solar are receiving the government's help. >> would you get rid of fossil fuel subsidy as well? >> the $10 billion doesn't do it justice, if you take out how much the federal government spends directly on renewables versus coal and then you say, well, how much am i supporting each mega watt of solar or wind as a taxpayer versus a mega watt of coal, it's $231 taxpayer support per mega watt of solar or wind versus 57 cents fer coal. >> haven't all technology has been subsidized. i agree to get as cheap electricity but at some point coal is going to run out and if something is not there, we are in trouble. >> there are much better ways to spend capital in reducing omissions and creating the next generation of coal-fired utilities than spending hundreds of billions of dollars. >> eventually coal will run out. >> i disagree your position that coal will not run out. we are the saudi arabia of coal. we have plenty of coal. what we need to do is focus on how we burn coal more effectively. high efficiency, low emissions plants. we are not spending any money on that type of r&d around here. dagen: if you believe in free market then it's the coal's industry responsibility to spend that money on the r&d. >> yes, the coal industry is doing so but globally specially in asia that's occurring, in the u.s. is not. >> you disagree that coal is eventually going to run out. >> the world will continue to produce more coal. it's the same quality we produce which burned correctly we can get rid of negative factors, dirty factors. if we are able to eliminate those gets rid of -- >> are you saying coal will never run out? >> not in our lifetimes or not in my children's lifetime. we have two trillion tons of reserve. >> i'm 50, i probably won't be around more than 40 years but i have to leave the better place than i found it and there's no doubt about it just like fossil fuels and you have to have something next, high drug even, fusion, whatever it is, you have to have something there. >> i see your point but what we are doing right now if we continue what we are doing globally, for example, and everyone were to live up to paris accord agreement which we said we are not going to do, by 2040 you will have a total of 3% -- sorry, global energy demand supply by wind and solar. you will have fossil fuels, whether it'd be coal, natural gas and oil still providing the vast majority of power to -- to the economies. >> i think it's undeniable. are you saying that you have to have a bridge to the future. are you saying that does not matter? >> continue with fossil fuels and over time as they become more economic and can stand on their own, more renewables will come into play. >> isn't wind 3 to 5 cents of kilowatt an hour, just the same as coal. >> why does it need continued production credit. those tax credits are so lucrative. so many times it makes sense for wind producers to send grid at a loss because they would keep that tax credit whole. >> why does coal get subsidies. >> one 400th. >> you're willing to get rid of subsidies? 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wow, cheryl. cheryl: no. dagen: people always joke when we talk about the war on christmas that it's somehow fabricated by the media, i can tell you that somebody in my local drugstore in new york city was wearing a santa hat and someone complained. i've been living in new york for 25 years and i've never had to deal with anybody wearing a santa hat and they actually called the headquarters of the drugstore chain to complain that someone was wearing a santa hat. [laughter] >> quit being so happy. maria: take that. take that. merry christmas. oh, my god. dagen: people need to get over themselves. maria: really. it's nice to see the christmas decorations starting. dagen: it really is. >> i don't mind it now, i do find it a problem when i see it in august, though. maria: me too. >> that's pushing it. maria: i feel like summer was 3 second ago. >> i'm from texas, we will pardon a turkey but not a chicken. we fry every chick than we can get. >> fry every turkey. >> you better believe it. >> we fry everything. >> we eat everything but the oink. >> i do know how to cook a turkey, absolutely. maria: lavar ball is telling the president happy thanksgiving but not thank you, plus the falcons soar pass the seahawks reviving. . yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free decision guide. it's full of information on medicare and the range of aarp medicare supplement plans to choose from based on your needs and budget. all plans like these let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients, and there are no network restrictions. unitedhealthcare insurance company has over thirty years experience and the commitment to roll along with you, keeping you on course. so call now and discover how an aarp medicare supplement plan could go long™ for you. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp, an organization serving the needs of people 50 and over for generations. plus, nine out of ten plan members surveyed say they would recommend their plan to a friend. remember, medicare doesn't cover everything. the rest is up to you. call now, request your free decision guide and start gathering the information you need to help you keep rolling with confidence. go long™. ♪ maria: welcome back, monday night football in seattle, high-scoring game between seahawks and falcons, jared max with the story now, jared. jared: good morning, the birds were soaring last night. exciting ending. third quarter falcons lead 2-g 4-20, second pass of the night. falcons up 3. seahawks kicker from 62 yards but short. falcons win 34-30, atlanta would be in, both teams are now 6-4. in cased you missed 22-second interview with freshman and refuses to thank president for bringing son home. here is lavar ball in 48 seconds. >> how do you know whether he was involved before i even knew that? he didn't know they were over there. what was the reason for him going over there in the first place? it wasn't like he was in the u.s. and said, okay, there's three kids in china, i need to go and get them. that wasn't a thought process. >> all right. right. >> what we are talking about right now is a lot of stuff about my son just because his last name is ball. we are not even talking about the other two kids. i don't have no doubts of what he did, i have doubts of what he didn't do. i would say thank you if he put him on his plane and took him home, then thank you mr. trump for taking my boys out of china, there's a lot of room on the plane, i would have said thank you kindly for that. jared: on air force one. have you ever had a perfect vantage point until it changed? watch what happened yesterday after the georgia dome was about to be imploded. [inaudible] [laughter] jared: the person had been streaming the video for 40 minutes, 40 minutes of nothing until the bus showed up, sports illustrated had fun, they smashed up some marta bus memes. maria: maybe the people on the bus wanted the view. is that what was going on? jared: he was waiting for a parking spot and you turn for one second and somebody squeezes and takes the spot. [laughter] dagen: keep thanking. >> the dumbest argument i have ever heard on anything. maria: no gratitude. >> kid does something gratitude and could have been in china for years. maria: no wonder the kid shoplifted, look at his father and what he is teaching his son. >> says he can beat michael jordan one-on-one. he's delusional. self-promotion, i get that. you're going to hurt your own brand. maria: he just doesn't like the president. >> he doesn't like the president and being told what to do. anything to get fame. he goes after michael jordan and charles barkley and goes after the president. a way to get platform out there and hopefully sell sneakers which i don't think he'll do. >> uses no such thing as bad publicity. >> that's exactly right. a consumer good that you're trying to sell to kids. >> trying to launch a brand. >> he's living off his kids. maria: the son could have been in jail for 5 to 10 years. >> yes. remember what we went through in rio. maria: that's not china. jared: this could have been big. all you have to do is say thank you. >> you're locked up in a communist country, i would be extremely thankful. dagen: made up a story about it. he's so easy to just -- [laughter] maria: put lavar in that category. catch jared max, 24/7, siriusxm 115. we will take a look at new generation of hover board and toys that are probably in your kids' lists. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. whether it's connecting one of or bringing wifi to 65,000 fans. campuses. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. maria: welcome back good tuesday morning, everybody, thank you so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, happy tuesday, it is tuesday november 21st, top stories right now 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. the justice department makes it official, it has filed a lawsuit seek to go block the 85 billion-dollar at&t-time warner deal, at&t ceo taking aim at department of justice and ready to fight. >> the government has filed a lawsuit and stretch it is very reach of antitrust law beyond the breaking point. all of this in an effort to stop this combination. massive large-scale internet companies with market caps in the hundreds of billions of dollars are creating tons of original content and they are distributing it directly to the consumer. maria: at&t shares shares are eg lower in early trading. investors watching electronics, feeling the effect of hurricane maria on manufacturing operations in puerto rico. shares at 78.90. rest of the market is looking good. broader markets expected to be up across the board. dow industrials said to be open 70 points. as you see, ftse higher by quarter of a percent and dax index up. in asia overnight, gain as cross the board at the close, hang seng and hong kong best performer up almost 2%. charlie rose is facing sexual harassment allegations, eight women have come stories with the story and cbs cohost and long-time pbs star has been suspended in all three networks where he works. find out how you can get a cheap trip to london and other big cities, we have the details. taylor swift, dethrone, pop star losing her spot as number one women in music, who is now at the top of the list? we have the list for you. all the stories coming up and joining me to talk about it fox business dagen mcdowell, mitch roschelle and john layfield, good to see you. >> great to be here. dagen: merry christmas. [laughter] dagen: multiple times a day. >> can you say that before thanksgiving? >> i'm a dallas cowboy fan. >> i'm a redskins fan. [laughter] >> we lost left tackle and running back. dagen: we live in a long-time world of hurt, the poor quality of play and unevenness of season. maria: anything to say about the giants? >> no, no. i'm a giants fan and i'm root if for lions on thanks giving day. >> unfortunately for us the eagles was probably the best team in football at least nfc. better than patriots. >> that was painful to watch. maria: thanksgiving turkey and football. >> that's right. maria: department of justice suing to block takeover from time warner by at&t, would raise cable bills for customers. at&t attorney says the government does not have a strong case here. >> in a merger case like this, the doj has the burden of proof, it has to prove that the merger will harm competition, it has to prove that this merger will harm consumers. it's a burden that they not met in a half century and it's one that they cannot and will not meet here. maria: joining us right now new york republican congressman lee zeldon, good to see you, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to see you, thank you, maria. maria: seems like a vertical merger that you've got content and distribution, what's the problem from the department of justice's standpoint? >> well, i mean, there are people who work at the department of justice and they know the lows, they state all the case law and i would say that there might be a whole lot more smarter than i am on this, from my vantage point, i don't know if they have a strong enough case to succeed here. it seems like it's an okay merger as far as the laws go, statute case law but maybe the department of justice has seen a whole lot of stuff that i'm not seeing. maria: time warner based in new york. do you expect layoffs if the two companies get together in some of your districts or close to your districts, new york? >> i would say that whenever you have a merger like this you are going to find efficiencies, there will be some less of a need to have as big of an operation on certain aspects. i think that happens every time we see one of the mergers, so that's certainly a possibility but i would expect that every time you're going to see a merger this big. maria: lee, we want to talk about the tax bill, you were no on the house's tax bill obviously they passed it regardless but you and your colleague congressman peter king basically felt that the state and local tax deduction being eliminated is going to send your constituents taxes higher, correct? >> yes, ma'am. and i was -- there were 13 of us who voted no, some of us might have voted no for different reasons, there were some people who voted yes who were voting yes with the understanding that certain aspects of this bill were going to be improved, i would love to be able to vote for a final bill coming out of conference committee but we have to to make more progress and i have middle-income constituents struggling to make ends meet. half of my district itemizes and a district in 39.6% bracket and with pass-through rules maybe for some of them largest itemization will be state and local taxes, mortgage interest deduction going to a half million, losing the medical expense deduction, when you crunch all of the numbers, you have some people in the 39.6 bracket who are going to be paying more as well. so for me as a new york congressman representing a new york congressional district, i'm going to fight for the improvements. it was progress on the house side that they have a 10,000 property tax deduction cap as it relates to salt, i would love to see more progress, there are good aspects in the house bill, good aspects in the senate bill, i would love to work with your next guest mr. mulvaney, my former colleague on making improvements whether colleagues in congress or colleagues in the white house. maria: yeah. >> if we can improve the bill, that would be great. maria: we are going to talk about that right now because mitch roschelle has data in terms of what the behavior is when you see taxes like that. what's the number? some constitutes in your state are going to see taxes -- that's 40% and add state and local of 17%, as high as 57% of taxes, why do that if you can go to florida and just not pay anything, right? >> that's right. people are becoming more mobile, so i was in the state senate watching what was happening in terms of the policies in albany, they add state income tax and have rate second highest to only california. some of my democratic colleagues in the state legislature would say taxes have no effect on behavior, that's not true. we see people are moving, show me proof, they wouldn't believe it. they'll say it's patriotic to pay taxes which means i would say new york has one of the most patriotic states in the entire country with the size of our tax rate. so it does have a effect on behavior. people. >> more mobile and has -- maria: patriotic, mitch, i'm patriotic and i will still move. >> i'm looking at numbers, new york city loses 18,000, almost 19,000, long island where your congressional district loses close to 5, dallas is gaining almost 90,000 people, austin, 42,000, houston not with withstanding what is going down there, 90,000 people. if you look at california the same thing is happening, beneficiaries are in florida and texas, it seems to be a structural issue and the state and local tax deduction is obviously part of that, if you take that away, what does that end up doing for the high-taxed states. >> you have more people who are reaching their breaking point and i understand that the reason why we have such a high state and local tax deduction because state and local taxes are so high, so while the federal government is talking about tax relief, t important for albany and new york city and all other state capitals across the country specially those in high-taxed states to pursue tax relief. there are some good things all across the entire country on the corporate side, on the personal side, i view it as kind of a geographic redistribution of wealth. taking more money from the state like new york to pay for higher taxes elsewhere. some people are saying they are subsidizing new york, when you look at overall tax policy, new york is a net contributor all across board and we are sending more to washington and paying back. reaching a breaking point isn't just that wealthy top bracket mobile individual and family, it's also a hard-working middle-income constituent, if you're making -- if your household is making $150,000 in long island, that's not the same in the south because of cost of living. we are losing the population as well. >> the angst of the american people is republicans promised repeal and replace on the first day, you guys are over this year, are you guys are going to be able to get anything accomplished this year to actually help the american people because all of your promises so far have not come to anything? >> well, i will say a few things on that, one is the president -- a lot of people, if you ask them how many bills has the president signed into law, a lot of american who is may just say zero, other than executive orders he hasn't signed any bills, he has signed almost 100 different bills, substantive bills that have been passed all throughout the year, the house has passed hundreds of bills this year, the senate unfortunately has passed a dozen of them. we passed funding for bother, a tax bill -- maria: you didn't vote for it. >> on the senate side, it's been a frustrating year and, you know, that's the big issue. some of these bigger-ticket items, health care, the border funding and now taxes, the senate hasn't passed that stuff yet but hopefully with the few weeks that are left in the year they are able to get something big across the finish line. i would love that. dagen: congressman, really quickly, senator susan collins is coming up with the idea don't lower corporate tax rate to 20% take it to 22 and keep state and local tax deduction with the individuals, is that something that you would get on board with? >> potentially, i do know that for the president that hitting 20% corporate tax rate is very important to him, i would love to see at 15. if we are going to 22, i know from my conversations with people advocating for a 20% corporate tax rate that where they are currently at 35 they would be thrilled to end up at 22. the only thing that i would add not to throw cold water at senator collins' argument restoring state and local tax deduction, well, i do know -- that doesn't come up with enough money. you're talking $100 billion for point. try to go from 20 to 22, you come up with $200 billion but you're trying to save a deduction that is scored at little over a trillion dollars for ten years. maria: right. >> so it helps but i don't think it's enough. maria: what -- where do you get that kind of revenue $1.3 trillion which is what you're getting if you eliminate the deduction? how about the family credit which is $650 billion, 650 billion which there's an op-ed in the journal about, you know, why are mothers of dogs not as important as mothers of children, i'm sorry, but, you know? >> well, the first thing that comes to mind is that i really feel like we should be moving forward in the spending debate. i don't understand why -- when you're reducing taxes at the same time we can't be making substantial progress in cutting spending as well to come up with this money. maria: yeah. >> if for whatever reason that's off the table and we can't talk about efficiencies in the federal government over ten years, that gives you with the idea like senator collins which helps bring businesses back and jobs from overseas and helps american businesses grow. there are some americans out there who are watching the show who are absolutely thrill today see -- thrilled to see the death tax repealed for them. i have farm districts, but there might be some money that you could save there. again, i love for us to be talking for us to save money on spending. maria: congressman, great to see you, happy thanksgiving. >> thank you. maria: stay with us. maria: holiday travel season getting into high gear with millions set to hit the road or skies for thanksgiving, fox news meteorologist adam klotz with the forecast. >> this is pretty good travel weather. a couple of places we are paying attention to. biggest concern is going to be the pacific northwest. really heavy rain moving through area beginning right now but going to be lasting the next couple of days, areas getting up to 3, 4, 5, 6-inches of rain, that's one of the spots we are expecting travel delays. oranges is some but the red is major, you are not seeing that absolutely anywhere. mostly green which means go. we are going to be traveling and traveling looking pretty good for tuesday, same on wednesday, a little bit of problem pacific northwest but greens across entire country and that continues and lead us to thanksgiving holiday. a nice-looking forecast. we do see a blast of cold air in midwest stretch to go mid atlantic and new england as temperature ls daytime highs in low 40's in cases, but mississippi out west incredibly warm, 70-degrees, upper 80's in phoenix, la could be 90-degree, real warm air there but all in all, maria, looking like a wonderful travel holiday from now taking you all the way into the weekend. maria: all right, adam, we will be watching. president trump meanwhile can expect to call from russian president vladimir putin today, cheryl casone with the details. cheryl. cheryl: interesting call, maria, surprise meeting overnight turns out between president putin and syrian president bashar al-assad kicking off a diplomatic drive to end syria's bloody civil war, putin vowing the fight against isis and syria close to being over. afterwards he does plan to call president trump to update him about the talks that the two gentlemen had. justice department is asking the supreme court to reinstate travel restrictions on six mostly muslim countries as well as north korea and venezuela. the general saying that the travel ban in current form meets all legal requirements, this is the latest move in string of legal battles. president trump says the ban is to protect the u.s. from potential terror threats and continues to deny that it targets muslims, lower courts have blocked part or two temporary bans, restrictions expire before the supreme court could actually get to review them. well, janet yellen has decide today step down from the fed's board at the same time that she's going to end her term at chairwoman, that would be in february, she could have remained on the board until 2024, earlier this month, president trump did not offer her a second term to lead the central bank, he has named jarome powell to be the next fed chairman. we have been talking about thanksgiving and food because it's fun, here is a different idea if you don't want an actual turkey, thanksgiving pizza that you're looking at. this is the connecticut super market chain, they are taking a page from mario botalli. a whole thanksgiving meal. so there's turkey, there's potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, gravy all on top of the dough. if people like pizza, they will bring it back next year. yeah, weird. maria: come on, we have to have the vegan thanksgiving here as well. >> if you pull the turkey off it's vegan. dagen: cheese is not vegan, my dear. maria: charlie rose has been suspended, we will tell you about it. your wealth management strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. whatever it takes, wherever i have to go...i'm beating this. breast cancer treatment is continuing to evolve. ctca is definitely on the cusp of those changes. 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s&p bs at this time. charlie rose released a statement last night. it is essential that these women, i am greatly embarrassed and i behaved insensitive at times and i accept responsibility for that, though i do not believe that all allegations are accurate i always felt that i was pursuing shared feeling even though i now realize i was mistaken. joining us right now news buster tim graham. tim, thank you very much for joining us this morning. your take on this. >> once again, men in powerful positions abuse that power. we have seen that, i think what's interesting here is that the washington post is demonstrating like "the new york times" now has exposed conservatives and liberals, the washington post has now done conservatives and liberals and i think that that can help everyone try to say, this is a problem, we shouldn't tolerate, and anybody who has mothers, daughters and sisters shouldn't tolerate this kind of behavior. dagen: do you think, tim, it's dagen mcdowell, this day and anal more women will be feel, will be protected to come forward when it happens to step up and speak up if the behavior is just beginning? did you think that that is the next sea change that we will see because a lot of times this is clearly something that based on the reporting that women tolerated for a very long time. some of the stories date back to late 90's. >> yeah, i'm not sure because what gives the stories such power is the strength in numbers and how these stories all seem to repeat themselves, you know, charlie rose keeps coming out naked. you know, i think it's harder for anybody when people think it's just happening to them and obviously these situations, they get in position where is they feel compromised, well, i said yes to this and i said yes to this and that was foolish of me so it's hard to come forward. and so, look, these are tough allegations and as we are seeing can really destroy careers, so it's a scary thing for both sides. >> tim, this is mitch roschelle, these are all happening in the workplace. what can -- and obviously all of the workplaces have zero tolerance policies, what can workplaces do better to foster an environment where people feel comfortable coming forward with protection that god forbid something is happening to them, they know there wouldn't be retaliation? >> well, first of all, i think that you have to -- everybody has to understand some very basic things, you know, i think men sometimes in these situations it's like, the women in your office are colleagues, you know, and i sit here and i think about it. i haven't -- i haven't touched anyone, you know, i mean, maybe i learned that from being a catholic, you don't touch people. there's a kind of simple thing to keep yourself professional and it's just called respecting other people. this really shouldn't be difficult. i think that just people get powerful, they think everybody loves them, everybody has the shared feelings that they're terrific and then they start abusing that. maria: tim, let me ask you before you go, what do you any -- think the impact of charlie rose? >> he's finished. he's 75 year's old. this is pbs where he's supposed to be leading the civilized show, that reputation is gone. maria: wow. tim, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. tim graham joining us there. crews on the hunt this morning for missing navy submarine. under fire for affirmative policies. new probe from the department of justice later this hour. back in a minute. lots to come right here. y, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. ♪ this holiday season, families near you need your help. .. maria: welcome back. good tuesday morning. i maria bartiromo. tuesday, november 21st. 731 on the east coast. lowe's, the big winner last hour doubling quarterly profits from a year ago. look what's happened to the stock this morning. started out hiring ascents turned lower down 1% this morning. broader markets looking firmer, expect in a rally. dow industrial up 80 points. s&p also was the third as does the nasdaq composite right now. in europe the major averages higher across the board could see a sea of 23% pgx almost 1% nst 100 of the third third of a percent as well. asia overnight gains across the board, hong kong was the winner. hang seng up 2% on the session. a race against the clock to the desperate search for a missing argentine submarine enters day five this morning. what crews found with the mysterious sounds detected by probes deep in the ocean off the coast of argentina. harvard under investigation. the department of justice discriminating against asian-american students. the legal battle against affirmative action i had. best black friday deals already taking off. how you can secure a flight to europe for under $100. we will tell you about it. taylor swift reputation at stake after losing the top spot on the list of the highest-paid women in music. ♪ soto filled the blank space left behind by taylor swift on the list? we'll tell you the number one top paid woman in music. this peek into santafe. the hottest toys flying off shelves. wait until you see what we've got in studio. first, the holiday shopping season about to kick off. with that come in the age-old battle for consumers whether to shop online or in the stores. could the winner be you? to talk more about this the other pretended inspired, financial expert chris hogan. good to see you. >> good to see you too, maria. maria: i always assume everything was cheaper online until we have that story two weeks ago of wal-mart charging higher online in the when the stores. what you do on black friday? >> went to realize number one retailer seven rubbing their hands together getting excited, waiting for people to mentally check out so they can financially cash in. we have to go into this holiday season with awareness and understand what's going on. i read a recent study that says 70% of people shopping online or planning to train more than people inside the stores. we have to have awareness, maria, a game plan and no what we are looking to spend and be careful, protect your budget and wallet. dagen: kreis, but at the end of the day, don't people always overspend at the holiday season and that they are, if we are going to be reckless anytime of the year, it sure is going to happen between thanksgiving and christmas. >> this is the time of the year people can lose focus. they want to do all kinds of things. they get into that spirit. it's more of a financial funk because what happened is you end up spending and taking the rest of the year two catch up for it. 38% of the lineal campaign on debt from 2016. 2016. i think we have to stay aware and understand spending time with family is that the holiday really means. i don't want to make bad decisions with debt that will cost me a full year trying to recover. >> risk a miniature sheltered one of the things we've seen his millennial thirst bending it on themselves and not just always entirely others. what advice -- maria: no one else i the doing now. >> i'm pretty guilty myself. what advice do you have in terms of balancing the spending in yourself versus others. >> the key to curing the dollars to sit down and see how much can i afford to spend and who am i shopping for? set dollar amount and don't put yourself on that list. we always do the add-on gives and then guilty as well. i done it a time or two. what you end up doing is really over spending several hundred dollars in that season. make a list of sending the dollar amount and only buy for the people on the list. it will help you protect your budget as well as your money. >> the american trend is to spend as much money in your fighting the trend since the start of this country. >> i can tell you this. that's the trend of people unaware. the people i talked to run the country plug-in included on their money or serious at the understand the true meaning of the holiday. it's about spending time. you can buy a gift to show someone how much you love them. you're getting a gift as a token piglets bumped the trend come and get smarter and become more financially aware. >> can you talk to my wife about that? >> my friend cover my friend, you're trying to set me up for failure. dagen: you just came up with an argument for every man in this country. i've got news for you. it's not going to work. if it does not shine, you better hit the brakes. sparkly. here's the issues of trying to resist it. over the weekend is department stores people see something on sale 20% off, 40% off and can't resist the temptation of buying it because they feel like they're getting a bargain in retailers know that. >> they really do and not a marketing ploy. we have to realize it doesn't matter how good of a sailor design. if you don't have the cash to buy it, it's not something you can afford. i want to get a lot of people to clue into this and say okay, there might be a great deal going on but if i don't have the money, i don't want to do it. i don't want to give myself in the same conundrum because they end up putting financial handcuffs on myself than i can take care of the things i have to later. >> in the deloitte study claiming 70% of the shopping on black friday will be doing so in stores. i thought that was interesting. 47% will be shopping online. are you surprised at these numbers? are you seeing a different pivot of online versus brick and mortar? >> i was shocked, too. what i'm looking on and really noticing his people will be doing a combination of both. they will go to the stores and spend time in the store and come home in come home and have some thoughts and start shopping online in clicking buttons so boxes start showing up at their home. regardless of shopping in the brick-and-mortar or shopping online, have a game plan for yourself so you don't have heartache and regret after the holiday season. maria: good advice. chris, we'll be watching. thank you very much. have a great thanksgiving. not a flight to london for under 100 bucks. a way to get that deal next. but there's taylor says reputation on record sales? we will reveal right now after this. train to welcome back as a race against time to find argentina's missing submarine before the oxygen supply runs out to cheryl casone with the details. >> berea committee was maybe joining the international search intensified by the hour as time is running out for sailors. a glimmer of hope yesterday not to be a possible distress signal detected but it was a false alarm. reported missing last wednesday after the battery fails 650 feet underwater authorities say the 44 crewmembers on board only happen about seven days. the next 24 hours are critical. harvard university the focus of investigation at the 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"forbes" has released a list of this year's highest-paid women in his sick. jennifer lopez coming in fifth or 38 million. celine dion and break him 14 million. taylor swift coming in third with 44 million. finishing second to 69 million beyoncé claiming the title of the highest-paid woman in music this year. ♪ so basically "forbes" has beyoncé with her hit album than $500 million pretax between june 2016 to june 2017. editorial moment, taylor swift may be coming back next year because she just had a new album that dropped. maria: beyoncé come i could've expect today. a lot of money. transfer i love seeing women make that kind of money. i absolutely loved it. i will never criticize beyoncé, at her. she is just fabulous from tip to toe. >> no matter how it's distributed, whether itunes tv show, the content is still king. you have something people want, go make money. dagen: they make their most money on stage through to worse. janet jackson back on the road looking fabulous. >> issue during the super bowl again? dagen: you never know. maria: they don't want another wardrobe malfunction. dagen: in the world of instagram and twitter and social media these days, even network television seems very tame. maria: it really does. we will take a break. fingerlings are flying off the shelves this holiday season. the other top toys kids want. we will bring you the list back in a moment. ♪ t was crazy, like... it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. maria: welcome back. christmas is only 33 days away now, less than a week from black friday. holiday toys heating up. joining us now is a senior editor at the toy insider, murray said dave pardo low. when you are coming to the segment, fingerlings topping the christmas list every year. >> they are the hottest toys everywhere. little interact his baby monkeys. put them on your finger in shape around and they respond to kids touch and movement. train do what is he saying? >> there are six different monkeys to collect it all different ones like unicorn. train to desert his collectibles? >> at come you can't go wrong when the hottest toy of the year is $14.99. train to kids love them. >> yes, absolutely. train to kids everywhere. >> yours or "star wars" board. a cute little interactive guide. they were first seen in one of the trailers for the last jedi. they had these cute creatures and this is our electronic so you can push his belly. train to how much is that? >> is about $39.99. train to a seat hover board. maria: at talk about lol. >> elwell is one of the hottest of the earth. you get a little ball. each one gets to unwrap seven layers of surprises and eventually get a cute doll with tons of accessories. maria: that will keep you busy and doing that all day. he peeled back? >> this has 50 surprises inside. expect a bigger version. train do so after all the peel back the night getting? >> a cute little doll. all the accessories and everything. each layer one at a time. train to kids running around the neighborhood and style. let's take a look. what makes them so cool? >> taken a couple years ago but they're not slowing down at all. you know you're getting a quality brand you can really trust that really trust that you aren't having a scary battery problems or anything like that. dagen: do we know that for sure? >> be that all been safety tested and laser has great customer service and is there for everybody. train to the prices? >> 399. maria: vamp arena, spooky twist on a dollhouse. i love this. >> is very scary place at. can you show on disney junior. a ghoulish girl she met from transylvania to pennsylvania. one of the hottest new preschool shows. maria: that is a must. >> this offers lots of play value but it's extremely hard to find. grab it while you can. tons of stuff for kids to do. she lights up when you put her on here. maria: you think they'll run out of this? >> brand launched in not sober. maria: i love it. >> kids go crazy for it. this is about $59.99. train to a new twist on a dollhouse. >> a little spooky this really cute. >> these are really cool. pick me pop, and a lollipop container. they have a little string you can hang from your back pack or something like that in a small really good. these are from the makers of shop games. this story knows what they're doing when it comes to kids collectibles. maria: kislev collectibles. the price on that one? >> ten dollars. maria: nintendo switch. the newest home gaming side. we actually had nintendo ceo want to talk to us about it. give mr. randall. >> we love nintendo. the most family-friendly gaming council. this is definitely the one to get. not only can you dock it in play at home on the tv, but you can take it with you in with you and play it anywhere. a lot of value. maria: it is cool to play down the big tv at home because you feel like you are in a home theater. the python not one? >> about $299. maria: smooshing the sheet, the latest collectibles. >> the latest collect the ball, my favorite part. these are ultra- slow rising. what you do with push it down and watches the levi's back to its original shape. these are also sent to. maria: these are cool. >> this one comes with a mini squishy so you get two for one. how about that. maria: this is really cool. >> kind of like a shrek doll book for kids. maria: how much is this? >> $9.99. maria: thanks for bringing all the toys. happy thanksgiving. and happy shopping on black friday. we will take a break. addicted to social media? 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"mornings with maria." stay with us. ♪ i'm still standing better than i ever did ♪ looking like a true survivor ♪ feeling like aen little kid ♪ i'ms still standing ♪ fidelity. open an account today. . maria: well back, good tuesday morning everybody thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo, happy tuesday to you! it is tuesday, november 21, your top stories right now 8:00 a.m. on the east coast justice department makes it if i recall it has filed a lawsuit, seeking to block 85-billion-dollar at&t time warner deal at&t is vowing to fight this pressure, shares both companies edging lower ahead of the opta at a down almost half a percent time warner in pof territory. >> data shows deal making is near a record this month, 200 billion dollars in, announced deals already, for the month of november, tax reform timeline president trump wants to put a little extra in american stockings this year, watch. >> we are going to give the american people a huge tax cut. for christmas, the house and the senate will get together, i will be there right in the middle of it we will come up with a bill that will be spectacular for growth, spectacular for the people of this country. maria: i will speak with management budget director mick mulvaney about getting a deal gone broader markets firmesh things continue get better the high of the morning up 90 points on dow jones industrial average, that is a third of a percent higher, s&p also up a third nasdaq up almost 1/2 of 1%, markets edging higher live update here ft 100 up a third of a percent cac quarante up 3/46 a percent in paris dax in germany up almost 1%, in asia overnight, gains across the board, best perform hong kong hang seng up almost 2%, earnings news in focus, campbell soup sliding reporting earnings down 7 1/2% revenue missing examinations a profit warning campbell soup stock under pressure, charlie rose, now facing sexual harassment allegations. 8 women have come forward with stories cbs this morning co-host long time pbs star suspended at all three networks that he works. lavar ball disabling down in interview refusing to thank president trump for getting his son out of chinese prison all that coming up joining us to talk about it fox business network dagen mcdowell, pw.c. partner inner mitch. >> interesting to see with at&t stock that he badly need this i think the deal will probably end up going through. >> it will go to court it looks like, obama administration was quite successful in court fighting some merges what issing from this too this is a republican in the white house republican conservative administration, fighting the deal but they are looking to -- justice department looking to redefine what they feel like is an anticompetitive merger. >> obama stopped at that time at that time merge of two rivals would have hurt customers object administration okayed in 2011, universal, a classic distribution will obligate supply what this is this is a they arey that efficiency helps consumers, i don't see how they stop this i don't see the difference. >> you say that, but today hard to know who is what everybody getting in everybody's business at&t owns directv for example. so directv is -- is you know also distribution, then you've got content,at&t, i mean you got amazon paying for content, so who is who? >>. dagen: with the obama administration, deal allowing comcast to buy nbc universal put in guard rails if you will what they call behavioral remedies in the 2011 deal but hard to enforce comcast said that it required -- it can't -- it has to license its programming to online video distributors, it was barred from using influence to retaliate against rivals, it is so you put clauses in deals then, they are impossible to enforce and this is one of the things that concerns the justice department. >> the world changed a lot jeeven that is what i am saying. >> the cable on demand was am skon, next next that was not as prevalent. >> not going to compromise vowing to fight top story this hour, the push for tax reform, new. >> finds house republican tax package would with add 1.3 drldz to the national det over a decade even after accounting for new economic growth from the bill, joining me to we in director of offings management and budget mulvaney director good to see you thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me on this cold tuesday morning. >> thank you for being outside, i know that camera position, is tough because you are also are outside what do you think about all estimates, because you even have the committee for responsible budget, calling this historic dote increase passage saying senate tax plan is as bad as house plan a fatally flawed budget buster you cannot pay for this with growth. >> a couple different things i think whenever you get a report from outside third party, you it is valuable to look at who they are the tax policy centers joint venture between brookings urban league not surprising coming out a report critical of the administration or a republican plan. but there are other groups criticized as well when you look at any i think you need to look at detailings of the methodology a lot of folks for example come out this week say, well, as the plan would spree of redactions on some people years 6, 7, 8, 9 that is right hardwired into it is a proposal that the individual taxes expire tax reduction expire expire saturdayfy years not our policy to is to try to shoehorn bill in arcane rules in the senate to have you look at methodology, you can't simply look at one report my goodness, the plan is excellent plan house worked really, really hard came up with a good couple proposals senate working as well we are very satisfied with progress so far at the white house. >> next couple weeks we're going to see conference going into qe looking at both plans, house and senate. bill together to try to come up with legislation will go to president positioning desk are there any areas, that you see, as so-called pay fors, are there areas that you can actually say okay well that can get a trillion dollars or that could get a half trillion dollars? maybe you know, that -- as way to pay for this? >> well i think the very beginning we have been straight as farred at the white house, sighing that we do believe, that the growth will come from this will help pay for this keep in mind right now the assuming congressional budget office friks that economy will grow, 1.8%, 2% next 10 years we are getting ready to talk about, coming out the 3% growth next 10 years the difference between those two things doesn't sound like much but two and a half million dollars, extra government revenue pay for a lot of tax recollections with two and a half trillion dollars extra growth we really do believe when you look at the growth that comes from thisplan in any case pushing our interest -- >> you do believe what the president said that is that every point of gdp increase is equivalent to 2 1/2 trillion dollars in revenue? >> i think that is over 10 year budget window we've got numbers i think that back that up. >> i want to get to actually getting passage here, because no matter what you say, it is if growth helps pay for about it or good plan that plan, you got to pass this republicans in senate hold slim majority, listen to what kellyanne conway had to say skwld am alabama voters should elect one more in special election to get tax reform done. >> doug jones in alabama, folks, don't be fooled, he will be a vote against tax cuts he is weak on crime weak on borders strong on raising your taxes terrible for property owners -- why he is not saying anything why the media are trying to boost him. >> vote roy moore. >> i am telling you we want the votes, in the senate, to get this tax this tax bill through. maria: are you agree with that? regardless of allegations around roy moore you need that vote? in regards to allegations i think white house president said very clearly if a allegations are true roy moore should resign very clear about that said voters of alabama should decide if they decide who they want to vote for consider how that person is going to vote i don't think making news to think a republican administration wants somebody in the senate who actually votes for a republican agenda that they elect a democrat in that office not going to happen i don't know why getting as much attentn io it is. mari that is the pretty obviousnses legaly me ask you about passage we kw that president has h issues with john mccain, b corker jeff flakeo you think they are going thave votes in the senate to pass this. >> io i tnk we got one big substantive piece of puzzle ron johnson brought this past quadriplegic how to handle pass-through entities, s, are corporations partnerships one big substantive point needs to get worked out other things not settled, but more down to level of a smaller detail, that is a westbound worked out, inc., you see folks fall in line before good policy jeff flake is not going to vote against a good bill case he likes president any more than he would vote for a bad bill because he likes the president i think you see what i am sake folks are going to vote on substantive of the matter not relationship with president. maria: what about this issue run a johnson brings up how do you come to idea pass-throughs 25%, and corporations big corporations 20%, meri kidnapel fromwrote editorial borrowed said you are talking the pass-through companies not just hardware store on corner car gail 150,000 employees considered a pass-through. >> sure. >> how come getting 25% rate, while big corporations global names getting 20% rate? >> a couple different things there i think if you look historically, s corporations, passes have paid a slightly higher rate top end right now top corporate rate 35, top pass-through rate 39.6 a reflection these are taxed once, income to corporations taxed tries before gets toner i don't think violating a principal i think issue needs to be worked out everybody is comfortable, that everyone is treated fairly, the house did it one way, by having that 70/30 safe harbor senate looking at a different way there is a couple different ways to sort of slice it but i think at the end of the day, when that gets worked out everything else false into place. >> i want to go to budget issue for a second, the 2018 budget you are a half trillion dollars overspending 19 budget same thing a half trillion dollars overspending when does the debt become a priority i recognize your priority is growth with this plan you got to generate growth to try to pay for this plan, but when does 20 trillion dollars in debt become a problem on where do you start cutting spending when in fact it becomes the priority. >> i am sorry if not clear about that debt is a priority right now, that is why the tax policies are important, right now. we need that growth, to help reduce the size of the deficit long term keep in mind the deficit is a two variable equation it is revenues minus expenses, expenses greater than revenues you have deficit right only two pieces of the puzzle we need spending restraint spending reduction if we can get the it very difficult in washington, d.c., this days we need restraibt going to be reflected in our budget this year then we need more revenue so no, this tax policy, is a discussion, about the debt and deficit it is important right now. maria: well i annoy that but you still looking at a half trillion dollars overspending on budget, you know talking about 47 trillion-dollar budget with not a lot of spending contracts you say a priority but -- doesn't look like it. >> well -- i -- our budget 54 billion dollars spending cuts this year to hill. >> on -- trillion-dollar budget. >> look how much survived, 4 or survived house, we recognize spending problem in washington, d.c., we are pushing back as hard as we possibly can, having difficulty getting that done in the hill statement, however, we are also looking at revenue side of the equation makes sense that is right way to do it. >> look i understand the issues about you are up against i want to zero if one area the military we are talking every day, about accidents, accidents, with the navy or about the lack of readiness in our navy i recognize that because of the sequester the military spending has been just did he say maitdz you've got budget caps in place you've got to remove budget caps in order to put more money to military, the president yesterday, deemed north korea a terrorist a terrorist sponsor here we are looking at the threats getting bigger every day north korea, iran even saudi arabia, and israel agreeing common enemy iran you've got a military decimated are you going to remove those budget caps. >> a couple things i don't know decimated right here a material impact on the defense still spending, i think 600 billion dollars on defending nation overseas right now in addition to money defending nation homelant homeland security spend a good bit of money defending nation you are right we are continuing to look at with a is to get the military more money to meet some of the needs created by this he sequester cuts yes, in discussions with hill how to figure out the ways to raise caps so we can drive one of the top priorities which is spending more money on national defense moremen defense department pentagon homeland security more for wall our priorities will remain our priorities discussions ongoing. >> general jack keane said right now as we sit here and speak, mic.k. the budget the budget does not take into account the fact that 50% of our planes in the navy are not ready they are not flyable. >> we are hoping to solve that problem we are working with hill to try and raise the budget caps, i appreciate the general situation we recognize, the deficiencies that we have trying to address that administration talked about greater defense spending since we got here proposed 54 billion dollars undone he sequester in very first budget last year you accommodated continue to see that this year. >> on infrastructure next push or warfare after tax reform. >> from my perspective i sort of hope we can do both looking at infrastructure way to o promote growth warfare he free from pursues spending again go back to two variable equation on deficit i am hopefully, we can do both right now all attention on taxes as it should be. >> have a happy thanksgiving, mick mulvaney at the white house. >> new -- he at&t takeover why justice department is moving to block emerge from happening kentucky fried cord cutting how kfc can help you unplug from intent on black friday for a mere $10,000, back in a minute. ...don't know if you can hear me, but [monica] what's he doing? 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inappropriately behavior i am greatly embarrassed i have behaved insensitivity at times i do not believe all are accurate. >> lavar balance refuses to thank president trump for getting his son out of china after converter for shoplifting ball's son ucla player liangelo ball, were facing several years jail time in china after interview on cnn ball said if he was going to thank somebody would be china's president. >> i don't have to go around saying thank you to everybody, i mean. >> you don't have go around saying thank you to everybody. >> -- there is a lot of other matters that go around, for the president to deal with, political. >> let's take a ten. >> let me deal with my son let him do what he is gonna do. cheryl: players apologize for behave they have publicly thanked trump themselves. there is this, colonel sand heers wants to protect from you internet kfc marketing to offer 10,000 dollar escape pod on cyber monday, dome prevents intent signals from in or out of the pod take a couple buckets of chicken with you kfc says let colonel sanders protect embrace take me back to simpler time headlines for you this morning. maria: cheryl thank you so much, at&t takeover, put on hold agent justice department is trying to block the company pose proposed 85-billion-dollar bid for time warner, what the move means for the for the industry as a who he will. >> online pit balls to wash for during your hunt for deals, back in a moment. ♪ ♪ think your large cap equity fund has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. read the prospectus carefully at alpsfunds.com/amlp maria: well back the american people the rationale behind justice department lawsuit blocking at&t takeover of time warner government says the megaemerge would squeeze out competition, in the media landscape cause consumers to pay more for phone service intent service, ep streaming cable tv joining us skybridge capital senior portfolio manager troy good to see you thanks for joining us what do you think about this. >> you know, kind of a shock you talk to managers focused on arbitrage months ago highest conviction position no one saw justice department getting involved in veteran merger trump ran as populist it is good politics, right, potentially, blocking a verticalings integration, makes sense from a political standpoint whether they can get a judge to agree is really the question. >> you he said on campaign trail not letting this deal go through. dagen: it was telegraphed but as if some people in investment community weren't listening, to the president. and one of the arguments justice department used is in its lawsuit, is that at&t and directv have both acknowledged in public filings, and in internal difficulties that quote video distributors that own particular programming have power incentive to harm competition. so that goes to the root of why you would file an antitrust suit. >> right, look the big picture here is, dr. companies, are much weaker footing than years ago, content as we talked about, in the past, past several years, that content is king, so the big distributes are trying to lock down content, and, if you are -- if they articulating could damage consumers that is tough place to start. >> time warner has content with hbo all the content division but they also do phones, about my cable. dagen: internet. maria: internet so who is who how do you know what content what directorate time warner was it content or vision. >> i think both that is why -- facebook talking about line across ocean, they are getting in same message right here because how differentiator netflix buying content the president's tweet could end up in court. >> that is right. >> interference -- in doj court case. >> that is invite, accuse politically you have a president, allegedly interfered in doj case with this, and that leads to message stop the big companies, from harming the small american consumer. >> right, look, big picture standpoint markets have been focusing in general investors on good side trump policies in terms of economic growth deregulation, tax reform, and potentially infrastructure down the line, we talked about that, and the thing a lot of participants forget hedge funds that you have trade, right hasn't come up much so far the negotiations are still ongoing that could be a slight detractor to growth, assuming there will be no political intervenings in big name he merger deals not thoughtful strategy. >> what is your bet whether this goes through or not. >> the hedge community has long positions obviously convictions has gone down, we are -- we are ourselves not taking a view there are plenty of other things to do that you don't need to get involved in a position about like this. >> should look at this is this going to a check the way people start look at m&a in general late in cycle a lot of m&a activity is fact justice department intervening going to get others to back off. >> that already happened some ramifications this that about about risk premiums have gone up spreads widened in large deals as investors reassess that probability, back to maria's point what we are doing, you know if you think of what is happened the past four weeks a major push for potential deregulation for the banking system you know confirmed by senate, jay powell at fed, a plan that was very fast in aggressively deregulating lateing regional community banks not too big not -- so we are focused own banks plrl credit quality should benefit from economic expansion, massive deregulatory wave from tax reform if we get it. >> would you buy i stocks right here or a sell snooer we are not sell aer we say, most should stick with positioning there is more upside if positive progress on tax reform, but just be realistic if tax reform stalls if you know rand paul goes off on tangent or mccain goeslon off object tangent would be 2 to 3% downside intoned of the year we expect stocks to close strong at the end of the year if not be ready for 2% or 3% pullback. >> does at&t need this deal. >> strategically yes you have seen that, the -- the stock reaction price reaction stock says they need this deal, clearly. struggling company without it. maria: they need content. >> they need content, content is king. >> good to see you. thank you so much coming up a president trump set to speak with russian leader vladimir putin by phone today what they are expected to talk about, and then don't receipt hackers go on black friday shoppinging spree on credit card how you want to protect sensitive information as you hunt for ordeals this holiday season on big shopping day friday back in a moment. ♪ at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. 6 . maria: well back good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, november 21 top stories 8:30 a.m. on the east coast. president trump, has a busy day ahead of him before he heads out of town for thanksgiving, he will speak with russian president vladimir putin. tax reform, on the line, republican lawmakers and president pushing ahead, to get deal done by christmas office of management o budget director mulvaney answered critics joined me i asked him about the goals of reform. >> hardwired into it, is the proposal that the individual taxes expire tax reduction expire after five years that is not our policy, that is simply the way to try and shoe horn the bill in for arcane rules in the senate you have to look at methodology you can't simply look at one report say oh, my goodness taxes going up i i think the plan is excellent housing worked really, really hard came up wap a good couple proposals senate working agency well very satisfied with progress. >> key hang-up for many dropping the state and local tax deduction high tax states already seeing exodus, the impact this morning, retail earnings in focus to look several companies under dresh dfwcutting outh after dispointing results lowe's down despite strong results dollar tree off early highs dollar tree still up lowe's down 2 and a quarter%, dsw down better than 17% shopping with a mile ebay teams up with apple allowing iphonesx owners to apply using only face the face recognition, technology. all that coming up first this top story this half hour a call amid tensions president trump set to speak on the phone with russian leader vladimir putin blake burman a the white house this morning, with the agenda for the day, blake good morning to you. reporter: maria, good morning to you as well we expect at a phone kill a between president trump and vladimir putin some point within few hours this morning led to believe after this surprise meeting earlier today between putin and syrian president bassar al-assad assad greeting putin in souci russia with a hug second time assad ventured owed of syria since 2011 crisis inside that war-torn country first since 2015 visit comes as russia is hosting a summit with iran and turkey about syria peace talks isis footprint inside syria diminished putin telling assad we have a long way to go before we achieve complete victory over terrorists as far as joint work fighting terrorism on territory of sirea is concerned this military operation is indeed wrapping up so that phone call within next few hours we expect to hear after that what those two speak about. after that, maria it is on to a much lighter note here at the white house, the president will host the annual pardon ong of turkey will do so alongside his wife and first family heads down to florida for the thanksgiving break, this comes yesterday as well as national christmas tree delivered to the white house. maria back to you. maria: thank you so much blake burman at latest there, as you gear up for this shopping season, buy other be aware new study lays out risking of only shopping abouts risks iq finding nearly 1500 safe apps associated with term "black friday" payne links -- security analyst robert siciliano thanks for joining us. >> explain the threat does this surprise you all apps trying to get in our data? >> it could actually be more, and no, not surprising, bad guys are finding more ways to get access to our personal information credit card numbers social than ever when you k download app might look like from a maim retailer it might not be the links inside of it could lead you to ransom ware malware, scams get personal information credit card numbers. >> are there telltale signs when you get medium that looks on face to be authentic any signs you should be looking for that may indicate that it is really nefarious. >> old school scammer grammar,misspellings so forth would be telltale signs stay out of spam folder, your isps internet service with providers doing good job filtering out that stuff once in spam followeder a lot looks legit as long as not there generally should be in pretty good shape. dagen: it is dagen mcdowell. i see a lot of even smaller retailers banks other financial services companies, they send out e-mails that are in clear, that -- even health-care providers, and raises an issue these retailers, and businesses need to do a better job at communicating with their customers, if they are going to be send cigarette out e-mails shg-- seconded out e-mails a lot of times look like spam phony e-mails. >> some studies shows as much as 95% of e-mails today are you know scamming lead to ranson ware a form of malware here is the deal i don't generally click on links in body of e-mail unless signed up brand-new sight confirm address even statements from bank credit card company i am not clickinged links i go to favorites menu or a password to access that information, you just cannot trust phishing, e-mail because of phishing there are too many ways in which people get scammed adviser uses. >> if you happen to get something that looks legit you click on it then you realize as soon as you click on it, that it was probably note legit is it too late at that point or is there in this case you can do at that point, or do they already got you -- >> so long as you are practicing, basic cybersecurity hygiene right? making sure your devices operating system is are properly updated to latest security patches, service pack one as far as windows is concerned having your latest praying system on android iphone x on having antivirus, on android, just like pcs, generally you should be in good shape not you know being susceptible to scams you should not have adviser uses longest you pcs are or properly updated. >> my father-in-law is probably watching notorious e-mail forwarder puts in there -- bad news -- parentheticallying yourself in terms of being rackive opposed to proactive is there anything you recommend out there. >> all that stuff you know 101 right so long as you have updated antivirus updated you know -- also wireless wi-fi so you are public wi-fi unprotected wi-fi, you need a vpn, virtual private network protects data on earnings crypted wi-fi say in hotel, internet café airport so forth, look, they lock down, your wireless communications when on unprotected wi-fi a big deal there are tools you can get out there for free or for small fee, that essentially will snip unprotected communications that is a pretty big risk along with recent crack took a vulnerability in operating systems hardware can easily sniff out communications why vpn is so important. >> threats everyone over a billion of nine billion dollars in black friday sales last year driven by mobile apps you have different platforms, let's go to those platforms iphone what are the tips. >> so with iphone users you don't worry about require -- adviser why youses so much are not that way users can be scammed you could click a link text message body of e-mail be led to a spooked web site essentially that will prompt you to enter your credentials, gloomies passwords credit information social so on keep your cia scam awareness up so long as not clicking links not supposed to not entering personal information should be pretty good shape on iphones. >> android anything different there using android? >> yes, so androids just as susceptible to malicious adviser uses as pcs are most people don't know that you have to have antivirus on an android phone, but a samsung htc, so gone to able to go play look for uniantivirus. >> robert joining us there coming up could tax reform spur great migration stuart varney will weigh in on a study showing how many americans could leave high tax states at is almost of the state and local taxes deduction if it goes through mitch also has great data, to us there it is already happening then pay with your face how apple's iphone x is making shopping with a smile back in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ 5 cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. . maria: welcome back earnings are driving market lowe's third quarter sale topped estimates fueled by hurricane driven demand for building materials nicole petallides watching the stock not the way you would expect, hello. >> good morning, everyone. right so when you look at months in here for the latest quarter a beat here the comp sales beat profit beat they saw that hurricane demand for lowe's but interestingly the stock has been down over 2% this morning, the analysts looking closely at some issues, one of which first and foremost they did not they failed to boost year forecast unlike rival home depot that beat and raised, so that is part of it. also saying that the comps going forward are going to be tough and as a result you are seeing stock down 2.2%, this morning. a winner this year, then looking at dollar tree dollars for discounts, turns out they beat the street stock up 2%, but interestingly enough, customer traffic with an on rise not only did customer traffic rise they spent more so that was good news there, for dollar tree. and shopping, got a little easier for the eye phone x users because this morning, ebay with big news announcing that it supports face id new technology of the applex and will -- allows us first app to do so third party app will allow face id to authenticate your purses. maria: thanks so much, lawmakers hammering out tax plan in washington may spark a great migration we have been talking about this subject a lot on program new projects this morning just how many americans could feel high tax states, and that could increase elimination of the salt deduction goes through to weigh in host of "varney & company" stuart varney you've got new numbers mitch as well shows money is nova. >> rich will move if you try to make more off it, specifically, the numbers from you guys, 10,000 people will move out of just northern new jersey, that is 10,000 high-income people moving out to northern part of your state, on to i've got steven sweeney leading democrat new jersey very worried about the new governor imposing new taxes, on high income earn nerz state of new jersey it could be, that case of the federal tax reform bill making its way through congress, high tax states will be squeezed if you can show that there is going to be exodus of money out of high tax states maybe we will get some rethinking of high taxes, in those states. >> you snow i am glad that you have steve sweeney on this morning because first thing that mr. murphy said as soon as he won election was i ought to raise taxes get that millionaire tax going steve sweeney saying we have to reevaluate everything because if this federal bill salt deduction becomes law, we are going to see migration just saying what is happening in washington is concerning the hell out of me he said. >> absolutely, rightly so because that money will move you will end up even though you raise taxes you will end up with less revenue it happened before it will happen again a lesson they should learn, by the way, donna brazile also on the show this morning about 11:30 eastern. >> awesome. >> so there. >> fantastic, what -- what do you want to get from her obviously she is over there trashing her former colleagues saying go to hell, and she was -- that is what she said. right, what -- what is she going to say. >> why did she do it. because hill was her friend colleague, for many, many years. decades i think why did she do it why write that book exposing hillary's role rigging the nomination number two does she share hill's view that trump sprorts and tens of millions of americans are racist swektist homophobic is almost a fopic reredoes he believable i have multiracially ethnic religion family are you calling me racist? it should be finish. >> deplorables. >> am up deplorable? really with family like this aim i've got three races in family two refugees five ethnicities children and grandchildren i am called a sexist racist bigot? get out of here. >> we will be ranching top of the hour 9 a.m. eastern donna brazile at 11:30 be there, he has numbers on exodus. >> interesting thing is that it is also young people so there is a belief that it is just millionaires you are going to get austin, texas growth amongst 15 to 34-year-old crowd is 10 times national average, in terms of any cities growth in that move so it is not just rich people that are moving it is young people as well. >> look at austin, texas fully funded police department schools fully if funded compared to california i am moving paying no city and state also social services don't have problems, high income states. >> this is a really important point when you see everybody exit new york california places who is paying for education for infrastructure when is the tax money coming from? one word detroit that is 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sleepnumber.com for a store near you. maria: well back not interested in overcrowded grocery store after work you are not alone jeff flock is joining us from rolling meadow illinois latest on deliver trends heading into thanksgiving good morning to you. reporter: i've got track shoes on this morning because i am following around literally a professional shopper this is tara atkinson looking at up to ears in looks like yogurt at the moment a new app like uber for groceries what you got there. >> getting some alternative coconutmilk yogurt. >> got you -- >> this is -- she apparently love this it -- commerce a lot of. >> it tara, what -- i think six months there is app show enter the bar code scan the bar code look at that right there, and because want to make sure she has right product, you know grocery sales online fairly small piece of the market right now about 3.4%, stores have been offering this for a while actually doubled their market share not just items that you would think that you would get maybe stuff off at the shelf that is nonperishable. >> produce is big look sorry -- handling -- food there, but produce is big, meat and seafood is big, and a lot of people think it is amazon, tara is off we have to follow her, amazon is big player in this and when it comes to numbers of people, ordering it is amazon but if you look at the amount of sales, actually, amazon has very small piece in terms of actually dollars, it is supermarkets have these kinds of programs that actually get full orders, tara you also kind of worked for you because you have a child with special needs, requires flexibility in your schedule. >> sure do she is at hospital a lot. hospital in mill wah xooe we are in milwaukee we are in chicago could be 2:00 a.m. 2 pm if i had a regular job i need to go. >> you lost regular job. >> because i had to be available for her so much, i found the flexibility that i need if there is a special thing at school i need to go to she needs extra from nurse i work around my schedule my kids, and able to help other people getting groceries. >> you like shopping. >> love shopping, i have been preparing for this whole life, so -- >> this is my favorite thing to do. >> i will let you get back to it tara the company is shipped happening online s-h-i-p-t to be clear don't forget the t-. >> thank you jeff gridlock stay with -- jeff flock live for us there, stay with us we will be right back. you'll get clear, actionable alerts 2 fidelity. open an account today. don ma -- .. >> what a great show. dagen mcdowell, mr. xiao, great to see you. happy thanksgiving to you appeared great to see appeared stuart, take it away. stuart: maria, thanks very much indeed. an explosion of allegations about inappropriate behavior, sexual harassment, to media people and another politician. good morning, everyone. john conyers, longest-serving sitting congressman allegedly fired a female employee because she wouldn't succumb to his advances. settled in 2015 for $27,000. glenn frye and company are "new york times" reporters suspended today after allegations of misconduct. and charlie rose suspended by cbs and pbs will no longer distribute his program.

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