tomorrow in china with tens of millions of traveling for family celebrations. the economy slows, travel has restricted. for this in a moment. our market will open slightly slower. there was perhaps some fallout from the coronavirus. but nothing like a follow-up from the asian markets. the dow will be down 79 in s in b5 in nasdaq just a fraction about three. let's get to politics. day three of the impeachment hearings begin later. so far, not many people are watching. it consumes the people but only 11 million people watched on the six channels the rent yesterday. more importantly we are i can take a look at the consequences of a democrat winning the white house this year. massive job losses, lower wages, a shrinking economy. how has that for starters. we've got a big show, the president has back home. we joined mark life, first president to do that. how's this for a royal update. prince charles, calls for revolution. he will be the king of england. we are about to begin. stuart: in central china, began quarantine, travel restrictions expanded, singapore has confirmed his first case. have we got more cities quarantined #news. >> 11 million, 35 miles just west of it, has another city in that has also being quarantined in a lockdown. no flights in or out. even the movie theaters have been shut down. in that's a city of seven half-million. in then there has another one that has a population published in 1 million. this has because of the spread of this corona virus which has now killed a 17. by the way, those debts doubling in one saying day. we see this rapid spread right now across the country of china. many cases confirmed. in it has going across borders. at the first case has being too in hong kong as a result, we are looking at travel being distracted in people are canceling the tickets. also we have celebrations for the chinese year also being canceled as well. including macau. speed. stuart: new year celebrations have been canceling. it's like canceling christmas. this like the equivalent what's going on in the west. the chinese government has to have a handle on this. how does he handle the situation. vic has out of town like you did ten or 15 years ago. you have a real problem. a. >> the government has a real credibility davos because of what happened 13 or 14 or 15 years ago. because at first they didn't even met there was an epidemic in they wouldn't let h who inspectors come into the country. the major distress amongst the chinese distress. how severe has it. we do have the imperial college that works at who who said there at 9000 cases possibly in china. stuart: a huge increase in that estimates. in london, nine in 10000 cases. >> maybe 900 to the multiple on the thousands at this point. but we only have 579 being reported in china. we should point out that it could affect the markets. it was the worst day in the 30 day history of the shanghai stock exchange. it's the one put in our future market how we are going to open here. they will open slightly lower. they go down 79, down five in the s&p, down in the nasdaq there. two biotech starts are moving. because of this coronavirus outbreak. flu shot maker, novo bax, they were up big earlier. there up a bit more now. that has an 8 percent gain. that's pretty good i'd say. my dinner, in the vaccine maker, up 1.7 percent they were up 5 percent yesterday. there has no vaccine on the market for this coronavirus. it has not there. but maybe these companies could come up with them. market watch coming up. so far this virus has not affected our markets. but there has the potential for into effect it down the road printed. >> has already hit the airlines, in a lot of travel stocks. but overall come up when the midst of earning seasons, intrastate rates are very low. most of stars a breakout, i think in 2000 in two in 2000 in three, there were 700 in 74 deaths. if we start hearing more of that in sing go global, in an economic impact. it. stuart: if it really slows down travel, that rebels out. it. >> travel has everything. it spread to all areas of business. that will affect earnings in more importantly the psyche of the markets which to a certain extent, the market has affecting the meds. i would say fullback from this junction. that would be a catalyst. stuart: it wouldn't stop you from buying. >> i would say teradyne has going to beat up today. i'm going to look at that. i'm always looking at what companies are doing great things like accelerating earnings in sales in having great reactions in the markets. this. me let's put it that way. it. stuart: on take a look at boeing. it has been up in down all week. actually couple of months. the ceo says the next yet will fly again this year. >> david calhoun who spoke with reporters. these up in washington state at the boeing facility. has made these comments. i believe in this airplane. i am all in. the company has all in. i believe the faa has all in on it as well. boeing will not get rid of the 737 max, they will not rename it, they will not cut their dividends. he has asked if he will quit in he said this has way more important than my life in many ways. he want to ramp up production even before the plane has actually certified again. he says i'm going to be more open. i will be a little edgy at times. but that's what it has. i have rough edges in you will see them all. it was just a very strong statement about the max. stuart: i think he has being overconfident in on november 11th from the old ceo king out in said we will be flying by january. in the stock went up. all credibility was shot since then. you don't overpromise you under promise in over deliver. i think this has a big mistake in it's reflected in the stock price. wall street has saying you are losing a lot of credibility with your napping. if i was him, i would take those step back in not say a word. i would just get this thing done sooner rather than later. stuart: what you are saying gary, as i bought boeing far too early. it. >> last april i said there was too much uncertainty, i said avoid stock in i have stayed the course. when they get past this the stock will be a big bite i just don't know what point that will be. sorry. stuart: thank you very much. good to see you in new york. now let's get to this. prince charles says we need a revolution in the global economy in in the financial market. >> from the very outset, he has been talking about this for a long time. felt like he jumped on the bandwagon. stuart: wait a minute, he has the future king in he shouldn't be dabbling in politics. it. >> they should come of no surprises what i am trying to say. he says every month, another record temperature has being broken. he said what has good has all of the extra wealth in the world. what you gain from that. except to create a catastrophic situation. let's have a soundbite printed. >> in every month, another record in temperatures being broken. if we need this too long in we have done, some things will be difficult. >> we are scorching the land with the rising temperatures since going to affect production. he said the wildfires are getting worse in worse day by day. stuart: don't say a word. it. >> buckingham palace. that will shut them up. stuart: it will indeed i think we better move on. thursday, all day. stock markets go up in down. not much, down 79 for the dow, for for the s&p in a tiny fraction for the nasdaq. we might open higher let's see. marathon impeachment trial session on capitol hill last night. when democrat senator says, it has not true that her party had been calling for impeachment since the president was elected. she says not true. but we have the tape the shows otherwise. president trump will become the first sitting president to join the march for life. it is a historic move in we are on it. he has broken his silence on that reports that the saudi news practice phone. more than that. what i love most about being a scientist at 3m is that i'm part of 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liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ stuart:there was a lot of maratn impeachment trials last night. he calls it a conspiracy to think that the democrats are out to get president trump from day one. watch this. >> in then what we got from the president people, were really what if an astounding was they are still saying that we were out to get the president from day one. some kind of where conspiracy theory. he really believe the stuff. i find it incredible printed. stuart: freely, but watch this. democrats have a short memory watches please. >> i will fight every day until he has impeached. >> donald john trump, by causing such harm to society has unfit to be president, once impeachment in trial in removal from office. assuming he should resign but he doesn't resign, should be impeached. >> donald trump will either be impeached by the congress or at the ballot box. >> we will impeach him. stuart: oh dear. charles has with this print welcome back. the only reason that this president's main impeach has because his name has donald trump inc. that the truth. >> that has exactly right. watching equipment there, it has just appalling the level of grabbing this of this dishonesty in we are watching this inside of the senate chamber. in generally in the absolutely pursue this from day one has really funny, the people who are the biggest losers in all of this are the voters that are represented by a lot of new democrats who are on this g1 to ask the president. they have been lied to for years now. first they were lying to them to the president trump colluded with russia during the elections. in that he was going to get thrown out of office by robert moeller. that turned out to be a complete fake story. they are still talking about it. adam schiff has talking about it even yesterday. as part of this new scam to get rid of the president with ukraine. in again, their stock talking like they're going to impeach the president. they are not. there are voters out there who have legitimate reasons for not liking the present they don't want the president anymore in they been my two for a very long time by these people. i can't help to think that these politicians will eventually play a huge price. you can be a lot of things in politics, but being flat out lying social pass, has really not a good way to have a long political career. stuart: yesterday was day two of the hearings. day to that was that. my information has that there's only 11 million people actually watched these proceedings on the six networks that covered it. only 11 million. in a lot of them, fox was number one. the public just does not seem to be gripped by this. there's no compelling reason to watch those hearings. it has not working out like that. charlie: there are so many things about president trump the politicians in washington could learn from. this has perhaps the biggest lesson, don't be boring. be interesting. in they are running this entire sham in has so boring. the only thing i really wanted has i am wondering how many senators are asleep. i guarantee you that there are a half dozen asleep any given moment. you get outside of the chamber, among regular american citizens in has a total snooze fest. it. stuart: before you leave charles, the president will become the first sitting president to join the march for life in that has a historic move. what has the strategy here. >> it has so trump really doesn't do anything halfway. he embraces things completely. charles: it has very bold. we have had presidents before who have addressed the march for life crowd on videotape in trump said they had with that, i will go out there in we will have a full on rally in i am going to embrace this movement with both arms. in i think it's been a winning strategy of his. i think it has very smart. stuart: charles always a pleasure, come in see as real soon. thanks very much. you story, amazon guy, says his phone was hacked by the saudi royals. he has now broken his silence in says what he wants to say about this. susan. susan: initially cleared a photo shoot at the vigil 2019 of the show. so this has back, to the human that his phone was hacked. in order to be hacked by the sound saudi government. [inaudible conversation] now here has saudi arabia's reaction. they are still denying it. >> all i can say to the allegations that they are completely untrue. they are really based on information that has not complete. there has no real evidence that we can say. therefore, we think it has not a serious accusation at all. susan: they sent a link, in apparently that link was actually had malware on it. when it was extracting in tracking his mobile phones. stuart: on the downside, there has more. down about a hundred points for the dow, seven for the s&p, ninth in nasdaq, downside. tesla, that's done an amazing run. this calendar year, up to 563 roughly, in the next guest says it's going to $800 a share. when the timeframe he has our guest next. you met on an app. delete it. why? he's the one. gesundheit. 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spoiled. i am loose i'm used to looking at the market on the upside everyday. taking more money. in now all of a sudden, it has over. what has going on here printed. >> we have all been kind of spoiled. i share with everyone of course these ideas which are these are actually good things that are happening. four o one k, brokerage account taking a breather. nothing severe. we did have a great run. they market has realigns in fingers out where it wants to be individually will go up again. that's when you can find some bargains out there. it. stuart: we are one minute in in were down hundred in 20 on the dow. jim reason for that. >> probably just follow through. respect to impeachment. in i also think that some fallout from the issues with the corona virus. there's still kind of unknown where people are worried about it. stuart: quickly in going to show you tesla. just moments ago when an analyst on the show saying it will go to $800 a share this year. has down $11 now. 2557. boeing, the company news new ceo says a 737, the next step will fly again this year printed the markets are not listening. stock has up three oh eight this morning. in its down slightly. let's get to the virus. biotech company flows vaccines are moving up. of affection, all of these stocks were up big time yesterday. they were up a little bit more today. novo maxson, there up. corona virus, hurting their airline stocks. united in american in delta, all of them on the downside. because of canceled flights. same story, down while the booking holdings has down, trip advisor not much has changed there. less travel in less bookings. it. >> a great story on these outbreaks. what do they do to the markets. going back all of the way to 1981. the market went up in 2003 of 1. once i king out, same story with that ebola in the swine flu. the markets are at the beginning. but generally the histories of this as they do not take it, if anything, they go up. >> singapore has looking at a second case possibly of the corona virus. usually, you get the biggest impact since that oil demand in the demand lost because people aren't traveling. you can't travel if you're in those three quarantined chinese cities. stuart: with the dow now down now 160 points in the first few minutes of business has the virus has the cause. >> they are being cautious. no doubt. >> in the best week since august. it's just a little bit of shaking. the parties not over. maybe temporarily. stuart: do you expect any of the sectors to think ahead on this printed. >> or singing transports, i would guess that senses china related to our focus, i would say the singapore news that susan just gave their. it was probably industrial related. we will see production worrisome. just a quick note about the markets, has that a really good run here in the market in my opinion, has poised for a very good earnings here in the season. in especially from tech which starts next week. profit-taking will come into play here. it's two in little cushion right there. got it, i was on filing a motion important with the brakes on microsoft on the pentagon's big jedi defense contract. amber or susan, has this seems like you don't bow forward on this contract because we are taking you to court. >> they followed this notion. susan: temporarily halting it. the actually doled out to the competition. they said we have existing contracts rated our product has superior to amazon news in this might be a political issue here. stuart: they are straightforward saying it has politically back. that has their case. susan: the washington post, they owned amazon as well. stuart: this has a story that intrigues me. burger king, cut in the price of its impossible walmart because of weak sales. no wait a second. that has fascinating. we are all expecting that this fake meat has going to take off. more in more places are getting it. it's not selling. >> i am really shocked, but i'm not. it's funny. i think about the commercial in clearly, they are painting on camera. in this case exactly like a burglar, i had no idea has different. it does taste different. it doesn't taste as good. it's not rome beach. in go figure, burger king. stuart: i don't walk into a fast food place to get think burgers. before in ontario right now, the blt. let's get back to be impossible. the burger king impossible bumper. they're not pending the price. they put in the discount promotion menu to for $6. instead of you having to buy one for five bucks. stuart: let's not get carried away with be on the beach. the 200-point drop. in with only been in business for six minutes. i have to believe the virus has something to do that with his. as a viewpoint susan in scott, we are waiting for a bit of a pullback because we had such a gigantic run-up in maybe the virus has the capital list in the catalyst the excuse. they are down hundred six, 28000 in we drop below the 29. show me the treasury yield. they are right now has one point actually 1.7. when he got in in say for a conscious environment, you put your money in the treasury bonds. the prices on the yield thumbs down. that has a huge draw for the yield at 1.7. gold up three bucks. crude oil as you said susan, way down. fifty-five dollars. susan: if you look at all of the losers. most of the consumer stocks. in the automakers has really bragging because the corona virus spread in the clamp down on travel in less demand for travel coming from china which has the large international spinners right now. stuart: three cities quarantined. news before these in big cities. 11 million, seven a half million, 1 million, this has unprecedented in china's history. it. stuart: the seriousness of the situation. scott: the lunar new year, which i know you're a big fan of stuart, this has something has putting a clamp on the spending in the activity in all of the fund that would be happening because this virus has spreading in obviously china's super concerned about that. in that too will impact some of those textiles. stuart: show me beyond meat please. i want to get back quickly to that. about less demand for fake meat. because beyond me has down 5 percent. i have to believe that's got something to do with the impossible whopper which has not selling very well. beyond meat has down 5 percent down to 116 percent. okay think we've gone through that well enough. susan: has up 86 percent from this ideal price that i would be cautious in against their calling piece for the fake meat burger. it. stuart: hey scott, i'm afraid it has 940 et in you know what that means. again getting back to the market, nearly down 200 toys. i am saying that maybe the virus has some role in this. maybe you submit to caution because we've had such a wonderful in a. we are down 200 exactly. democrat impeachment, it rolls on in washington. ohio congressman says that jerry nadler in adam schiff can talk until they're blue in the face but it still won't change certain facts. jim will be here in the 11:00 o'clock hour this morning. also here, hall of fame running back in super bowl champs, they call him the boss, i'll talk to bump up players being more savvy with the finances. eli manning, retirement in a lot more for him too. but first we will talk about the tax plan of the biden in sanders. which one has worse for america. after this. what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these? keep it at your desk, and save it for next time. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. stuart: when you check the dow, i imagine they will be a sea of red, because they are down hundred in 73 points. in were just holding over 29000 level. it is a downside coming back. we are coming back. we were down 200. big news in the world sports, new york giants eli manning has calling it quits at the age of 39. tom brady, another nfl quarterback has still going up. we have that story coming up later. check the big board down 175. now the battle of the tax plant from bernie in biden. school of business crumbs the numbers another plan would help growth in both would hurt jobs. our has with us. he won there were no surprises here can you tell me if there is a saying economist who believes in tax increases in the trillions in a green revolution will actually produce any growth for the economy has our a serious person who says that we will grow with those plans. art: will i'm glad you put the adjective serious, there are a lot of economists who would probably say that but they get it. the ring associated with government policy, a group of economists that say elisabeth warren news would do a great job. there are number who would say that bernie sanders, numbers that would joe biden, these are the comments. they would say that but an independent route, no. there would be no one who would say this would create jobs in create growth do that. it would be an amazing model. i think mostly, underestimates the demand. or the damage that would be done by these plans. it would be horrendous. i'm just sorry you didn't get elisabeth warren plan in there too. in you have a race to the bottom as they say. stuart: it seems like a pretty good strategy in the part of president trump. he has saying hey, vote for me in for manpower for another four years in i've got more tax cuts coming. meanwhile the democrats, if elected, say they have tax hikes coming. does that remind you of reagan in modell. art: much more so it reminds me of nixon. in mcgovern. we won 49 out of 50 states because mcgovern was bernie sanders. he was elisabeth warren, he was joe biden. we just king to him with a candidate it wasn't that strong. nixon was not the most popular figure in the u.s. at the time. yet he still 149 out of 50 states british in then you get to reagan in another great guy. a fine man in great politician a great american. reagan 149 in 50 because of the wrong economy. so i'm looking at these two as being an example of what will happen when truck runs. this november. what can i say, i also wanted to friend eventually you on your tenth anniversary. your in your 11th year in i'm in my 80th year. stuart: when a minute you turn 80 this year. >> a great i do turn 80 by your in i am more grandchildren than you by a lot. stuart: i am in all of your energy. art: you've got to get your kids working. [laughter]. stuart: yes. very good. art: these plans in the people are putting in, they are just silly. that's assuming if they get into office the number one in number two they actually do the silliness when they get in there. my guess has these candidates are saying this not because they believe it, not because they intend on doing it. it's because they wanted went democratic primary. in you will find a bunch of economists stuart, who would rebut arguments they knew to be true, in order to create their political benefactors. the sleep group of economists you gotta worry about because they got skin in the game. they are employed by or hope to be employed by these future democratic presidents. stuart: i have 20 seconds printed larry toles we will get 3 percent growth are pretty close to it, this calendar year. what you think. it news a great think he has correct. he really news the numbers backwards in forwards. i worked with him for years in years in years. he has deadly accurate on the stuff in might make 3 percent i think the growth store has really to rise again. so that has really all good news for the president. stuart: the near art loeffler, with us again in we always appreciate it in we will see you again soon. ashley pablo. stuart: we get down down hundred 16 points. they go. three quarters of the dow are the red, in the dow was just calling him of 29000. big news in the world sports, new york giants quarterback eli manning, calling it quits in he has retiring at 39. tom brady, has 42, he says he has a lot of has debt to how good he has in his age, to fitness in diet. in returning to the ceo of the fittest company that he works with. that has next. by the strolle♪s ♪ i want to go, go, go where my baby is ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network. only with xfinity xfi. downlaod the xfi app today. stuart: we are down hundred in 50 points on the dow industrial. that has precisely in half percent. we are holding just about 29000. now let's get serious. the seven super bowl quarterback has retiring. john birds has with this, any has the ceo of the company, tv 12, which works closely with another quarterback known as tom brady. so has the question. everybody asks you, in am waiting for a response has somebody going to keep playing in if so, with him. it. >> that a great question. his want to get very often but i will tell you in every conversation i have ever had, this has come up he has told me that he wants to play until he has 45 years old. he will be 43 later this summer. stuart: some backhanded sort of way, you are saying yes he will keep playing. john: as he has that, he will keep playing football with everything i know. stuart: you run to be 12, in works closely with tom brady. fitness plan. john: has really founded on the lifestyle that tom has developed over year. the business was founded by tom in his good friend alice in the foundation of it has really five things. one has a particular form of deep force muscle work second has how we train people to work out in a special way that would like to help them build power in speed. in then all the other things in the weather. hydration, nutrition, in trick a lot of water. it's very important. in then lastly, recovery. in sort of sleep in mental performance. there are five components of it. stuart: that has say that when i look at tom brady at the age of 42. i've been say that it works. i will do that. john: we appreciate that in i will say that we see it in clients all the time. we see thousands of people year in our training centers. i originally got it in i injured myself playing hockey. in it helped me rip cover from the energy. i have a personal journey. it. stuart: how about a personal journey for me. john: we are ready for you. stuart: i've never been in an jim in my life. if i come to you, what you do for me. john: but we do, everything we do has very personalized in government customize to you. then this class with head in training centers on three. i've seen people up in their 80s. i understand the oldest person that we've had has been 85. everything we do has for slicing in customizing for you. stuart: you in jones has that it printed. john: a performance in recovery center in we work one-on-one with body coaches in we have an e-commerce business as well. online printed. stuart: all come into your fancy jim, how much money. it's been three typically for one-on-one session, has $200 for an hour. everything has personalized in you get everything you need. this be one of two in get one hour. in they sent me on my way in i've got to conform to the plan that you've laid out for me. john: will be was very different. i think that has very important for you to consider printed when you come see us, because we've got to get you into cs. for $200 you working with a licensed physical therapist or somebody who has a licensed athletic trainer. these are highly experienced people to develop personalized in customized programs for you. a lot of it involves hands on to shoot work. to really of your tissue. in allows for a better performance. stuart: [inaudible conversation] can i eat meat. kendrick alcohol prayed. john: we preach all things in moderation. food we like to recommend 80 percent of plant -based in if you want to eat meat try to make sure has organic in better quality. stuart: thank you very much john. there was about an old. you're likely to see me. john: we would love to see you. we are looking to extend business in new york. i'm going to get you in here. thank you very much printed. stuart: now a city in china, where the virus began, has quarantined. the scrambled to contain the deadly virus continues. one of the precautions can we take. all somebody who really knows the answer to that question. democrats are pushing for the presence impeachment by jim, are ignoring the facts. he tells us what the specs 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business of business. to learn more, visit paycom.com stuart: bang, 10:00 eastern time, this thursday morning. you know what that means, the latest read on mortgage rates. ash is studying his computer. ashley: we do. i live for this. how about this? 3.60. that is down from last week, 3.65%. new construction home sales are surging. we had latest existing home sales hit a two-year high. you combine with improving housing market with the low, low rates. strong economy. people being more confident. the housing market showing kind of life it should be a while ago. 3.60. stuart: the point to make is, mortgage rates as in the 30-year classic, 30 year fixed staying down at history i call pretty low levels. ashley: 3.60. susan: that is helping the existing home market. we saw the best read in two years. stuart: good stuff. the dow industrials still down triple digits. we come back a bit. we were down 200. now we're down about 130 and now this. it is time to start thinking about the consequences of electing a democrat in november. the front-runners have been clear about their policies, so we can be clear what happens if those policies are put in place. spoiler alert. my conclusion is a democrat win would not be good. that is putting it mildly. let's start with fracking. i know that sounds exotic but this is an american invention that is at the heart of the energy revolution. because of fracking the u.s. is now by far the world's biggest oil and gas producer. joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, mike bloomberg, they would all, either ban fracking out right or drastically restrict it. the immediate consequence would be massive job losses. economist stephen moore said 1 1/2 million people are employed in the oil and gas industry. 700,000 in the swing states of ohio, michigan, and pennsylvania. democrats used to support blue collar workers. now they kel their jobs in the name of climate change. next, the democrats tax plan, the prestigious wharton school studied proposed tax hikes by sanders and warren. neither brings in as much money as forecast. that is very important, if massive tax increases don't bring in money you need, odds are socialists would raise taxes some more and wharton says the economy will shrink a little and wages will go down. in short the policies that a democrat president would try to put in place would wreck any of the positive achievements of president trump's first three years in office, energy independence, economic growth, the jobs explosion, prosperity. you got it. it was president obama who lectured republicans after his win in 2012 that elections have consequences. yes, they do, mr. president and they're not always good. take a look at this. the state has ban fracking, they are, maryland, new york, vermont, washington. some democrats would expand that to the entire country as we just discussed. "real clear politics" white house reporter phil wegmann is here. phil, i don't know how the democrats plan to win those swing states, ohio, michigan and pennsylvania where fracking employs 700,000 people and supply billions of dollars to the local economy. why are they doing this? >> i think they're doing this falling in line overall that the field moved farther to the left. environmental changes or "medicare for all," if those policies were implemented it wouldn't just be a break with the trump administration t would also very different than president obama's administration. some of these proposals, they are much more progressive and make him look moderate by comparison. stuart: seems to me the president is setting out on the campaign trail offering tax cuts if reelected for a second term whereas the democrats are universally proposing tax increases. i was saying to art laffer a moment ago, reminds me of reagan-mondale. >> this is not a idealogically debate here. this would affect most americans across the board. whether or not elizabeth warren will admit it yet or not, bernie sanders came out and said that "medicare for all" would require an increase in middle class tax cuts. that is going to have an immediate effect on top of a lot of other things we were discussing now on middle-class families. it is not something that will happen in washington, not affect the rest of the country. this will see immediate effect on day one. stuart: phil wegmann, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: check the big board. we've been down most of the morning. at one stage down 200. now down 134. part of the concern on wall street which is a virus which is spreading. who knows where it goes. i think that is the concern. that is why there is some caution on the street for a moment. biotech stocks, we've got the can't pronounce it. sues novavax. stuart: what is the last one. susan: nano viricides. 14% for novavax. they're up. can i leave it at that? there is a concern for the virus, 10-year treasury, down 1.72%. that means money pouring into safety of bonds. when price goesp, yield goes down. that is a very big move. price of gold, another haven, up five bucks. look at oil. likely decrease in travel. oil, jet fuel, that kind of thing, all the way down, 3% lower. you're back to $54 a barrel for crude oil prices right now. by the way the virus is spreading. the first case confirmed in singapore. there is a possible second case in singapore. look at that map, all over the place certainly in asia. one case in america. one case reported possibly in northern mexico. there is a spread there. go to the new york stock exchange. kristina partsinevelos, are the traders down there, are they saying this downside move is because in part of the virus. >> i'm getting mixed reaction. one trader was a bit of a smart aleck, said what virus. they're waiting for more deaths. still a lot of people on the sidelines. another trader said it has to do more with fear factor of virus. sounds insensitive. these are conversations we have on the floor. talking about hotels. seeing a selloff in hotels. wynn, marriott, because the second largest market is china. if you're holding all the stocks, you could potentially see some of your portfolio down. expedia on the screen. booking, booking holdings, of priceline, you're seeing those. relatively down as well. but seems like overall the people are on the sidelines waiting to see how bad this is going to spread. how bad it will be contained. it could potentially hurt the economy in china given weakness with the gdp at 6.1%. lowest in three decades. comes as the new year as well. so that is hurting travel. stuart: kristina, thank you very much indeed. here is the question for our guest. should this virus affect where you will put your money? our guest is joel schulman. ceo of e i-shares. you're a entrepreneurial investor this is big picture story. >> right. stuart: do you think this virus should have any impact on where you and i put your money? >> your last guest mentioned there are certain stocks, travel stocks, in particular casino stocks, lvs, people don't realize las vegas sands 90% of revenues in profits 24 china and singapore. that stock will be under pressure. particularly if they put restraints on travel. wynn also majority of revenues there. if you look at portfolios, a few stocks will be exposed to that. these are entrepreneurial companies. some are entrepreneurial companies we watch very closely. stuart: can i repeat this about macao. are we correct in saying, susan, macao suspended festivities. susan: for chinese knew year. they're considering closing down casinos during the busiest time. that is why i point out looking casino stocks selling off today. this is the largest gaming market in the world, with $40 billion each year in gaming revenue. that is more than go times the size of las vegas. you're looking at steep decline for some gaming names. stuart: very direct impact right there. i want to bring in china watcher, steven mosher. how much of a hit will chinese economy take from this virus? hard to say because they're taking major, dramatic steps to clamp down where they can but it could slow down, couldn't it? >> hard to say about any facts or numbers come out of china because it is mostly propaganda. the fact is it if they reported one death, one china i talked to about this the fabrication of this, there may be 10 deaths, 100, a thousand, no one knows. the fact they cut off transportation into wuhan a city of 10 million people. this is astonishing. this is chinese new year, when everybody in china foes home for the new year to celebrate. stopping that the situation is very serious. millions of stranded travelers in china. there are about to tens of millions more. this will shut down the chinese economy for the next few weeks until we get this sorted out. stuart: that is pretty dramatic, steven. shut down the chinese economy, that is dire prediction. >> things come, things slow down as it always es during the chinese new year without question but the fact that this disease is spreading rapidly in china, the fact it is a cross-species transfer apparently after virus which are the most deadly kinds of viruses means that i think you're going to see other transportation networks shut down in china. i think you start seeing planes stop flying. trains stop running to all of central china. that is where a lot of manufacturing is done in china. until we get this sorted out, stay clear of china. stuart: got it. steven moser, thanks very much indeed, sir. come in at last minute. appreciate that. look at this, a bus outside, there on fox square. looks like a hearst bus you to me. the bus, jerome bettis football hall-of-famer. call him the bus. making money on the big game, talking to me about american football. we'll deal with it. first a new way of transporting organ donations to patients in immediate need. our resident dr. siegel that is, breaks it down for us next. ♪. this piece is talking to me. yeah? 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we interviewed the paint who got the lungs, in 16 days he is back to normal life. if you get lung out of a body, into a body really quickly, i don't mean too graphic, that time saved leads to tremendous improvement in outcome. up and around in 16 days out of the hospital. stuart: i like sound of it. >> cheap, efficient, great business. stuart: got it, doctor. >> good to see you fix i need a transplant coming right to you. >> i know you will. stuart: boeing in a hurry to resume production of the grounded max jet. what have we got on this. ashley: already cost, look, thousands of jobs, raised concerns about the impact on the broader economy. this is a big deal. we heard from larry kudlow, steve mnuchin, saying the boeing episode could take half a percent off gdp. so, the new head of boeing, mr. calhoun, says that he will start the production ramping up again. it shut down while they try to figure out how to get this thing back up in the air. he said we will start production before they are certified by the faa. he is absolutely certain this thing will fly this year. he is staking his reputation on it. it has been a long, hard go. every pilot has to go through a simulator to approve to fly this thing. boeing wants to hurry up. faa says we'll give you the time frame when we are happy this will be done so. stuart: what did i say about american airlines canceling thousands of flights because of the max jet. ashley: they have. they have been doing. what they tried to do is bring in other jets to cover those scheduled for the 737 max. they haven't been always age to do that. this is pushing into the very busy summer holiday season again as we look ahead. it is costing money, not only american airlines but a number of airlines. this headache has not been going away for bowing, let's be clear on that. stuart: thank you, ash. ashley: sure. stuart: you ever wonder what happens to the thousand of planes the u.s. military uses after they're no longer functioning? what do you do with them? grady trimble at a aircraft boneyard in arizona. show me, grady. reporter: they call this display road, they have all types of aircraft from bombers to fighters. over my shoulder, this is a a cargo plane. when aircrafts are done to be used or retooled or repurposed they bring them out to arizona. the low humidity is good for planes. the soil is compact and sturdy. it can hold the planes without the planes sinking into it. you can see planes as far as the eye can see. 80 different kinds here. 3200 planes total over foursquare miles here. you called it a boneyard. a lot of people call it that. they actually retool a lot of planes. they go back into military service, or they go to different government agencies like the u.s. forest service or nasa, different agencies like that. so, they really use every last bit of the plane t helps taxpayers save money. and it helps the u.s. military make most of resources they have. fun fact, about 50 yards from where i'm standing the second transformers movie was shot out here. another fun fact for you, stuart, i was asked, i was your just, the oldest plane is a bomber, a b-57. it was from 1952. i was not around then. stuart. stuart: very funny, grade did i. i was. that was a great report. very interesting actually. a boneyard. got it. happening now, breaking news from britain. the queen has approved boris johnson's brexit bill. the uk is slated to leave the european union by january the 31st. ashley: friday, 11:00 p.m., the 31st. big ben will not bong but brits will be out. stuart: no bong on big ben. ashley: no. stuart: fox business held a live studio audience show. i was part of it. i didn't call anybody sunshine this time around but i was asked a question about the the morally of capitalism. you will hear my answer on that one next. ♪. when people ask me what makes verizon 5g different i talk about firefighters. for hundreds of years they've had to do their jobs in blinding smoke. but verizon 5g ultra wideband is built to transmit real-world data so fast, it could power technology that lets them see through smoke. that's a difference that can save lives. that's a difference that will change everything. stuart: the lesson of history means that socialism doesn't work. capitalism does work. this generation, i'm not down on this generation, seems they have to relearn the lessons of history. capitalism is based on individual liberty and freedom, the freedom to choose your destiny. i don't think there is anything immoral about that. you know that was me yesterday in the live audience show. i think i was rather restrained. ashley: you were. no sunshines in there. stuart: i wasn't passionate about it at all. i ought to have been pounding the table. ashley: you were very matter of fact which can be pretty effective trying to make your point. what you said was absolutely right. we lived under the socialist ideals. susan: you and i have. so, my belief is that the pursuit of happiness is free enterprise. so i do agree with you but i also can understand it from those graduating with tons of debt, student debt on their shoulders and coming into the workforce. ashley: no one put a gun to their head. >> you feel disillusioned. a hard to find a good job, good paying one so you're behind. stuart: wishy-washy. susan: i'm say i understand. stuart: thank you. the homeless problem particular acute for cities run by democrats, los angeles, san francisco, et cetera. i want to know what those cities are doing about it. house urban development secretary ben carson joins us next. at fidelity, online u.s. stocks and etfs are commission-free. and when you open a new brokerage account, your cash is automatically invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity leads the industry in value while our competition continues to talk. ♪ talk, talk while our competition continues to talk. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? 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>> first of all, stuart, congratulations on 10 years. stuart: thank you. >> you've been doing just a fantastic job. we always look forward to what you have to say. stuart: thank you. >> you know the mayor, interesting thing about the mayor, you know has been visiting and volunteering on skid row since he was a teenager. this is actually been something that he has been very interested in. so you know, we have a common starting point there. and we've been talking about such things as using actual evidence to create policy rather than ideology. and i think we're making exceedingly good progress. i think we actually both want to get this done and there are others who i think will jump on the bandwagon as we see the success rolling out. stuart: what exactly do you and the mayor propose to do? what is your, what would you like to do? >> well, basically want to get the people off the street. stuart: where do you put them? >> into a setting -- there are federal lands, there are state lands, there are county lands that can be and will be utilized. there are various types of structures. there are emergency structures. there are sprung structures that can be put up. most importantly you can't just stick them in a structure. you also have to provide a mechanism that will allow to you address the reason they're on the street in the first place. if you don't do that, you're just treading water. stuart: mr. president, the aclu went let you take them off the street to put them into structures or on federal lands. they won't let you. >> we'll see about that but the fact of the matter is, you know, when you're talking about public lands, public properties, that is what they are. that means they should be available for all the public, not for a segment of the public to squat on but more important than that, we're creating health hazards. we're creating the nitis for a potential epidemic. with this chinese flu, coming on, things like that, we need to be particularly vigilant on the health of our people. stuart: who pays? >> if we do this right way, the boise decision says that you can't remove them off the street unless you have a place to put them. we're going to have a place to put them. we're going to do it progressively. get them off the street. give them some of the resources that are needed so they can become viable, self-sufficient individuals. in cases where that is not possible, secondary to severe disability, including mental disability, we will take care of them in a way that is effective and efficient. that doesn't put them and others in danger. stuart: okay, mr. secretary, before you go, i see where you are. you are at the kitchen and bath show. would you like to explain why you are at that kitchen and bath show? >> this is actually the national association of homebuilders and the ibm as well, international builders. and this is their big annual showcase, it shows all the different innovations that have been brought about. this is very important when it comes to affordable housing because a lot of things done, innovations that can be utilized if we get some silly regulations out of the way. that is what we're working on. we're working on that in los angeles and around the country. stuart: good. mr. secretary, ben carson, always a pleasure. thanks for being with us again, sir. >> thank you. stuart: okay. let's get to this dispute, amazon and microsoft over the contract, this jedi contract. what does amazon want now? susan: they have asked the federal claims court to temporarily block microsoft working on 10 billion-dollar jedi contract they were awarded. they're studying numerous valuation errors motorcycle soft getting this $10 billion contract and blatant political interference coming from the white house, namely president trump who criticized jeff bezos who owns amazon and also the owner of "the washington post" who president trump criticized saying he has done, at that he has done a lot of hit jobs on him and his administration. amazon says why shouldn't we get the contract? we worked with the cia. we have a long-standing relationships with the government. we're way ahead on technology. over half the cloudmarkket is overseen by amazon. why shouldn't they get it? stuart: not having much effect on microsoft stock. susan: that is what you're checking? stuart: it is up nearly a buck. susan: i don't own any any more. stuart: i got a tiny by the left. i still have some left. amazon, microsoft, are top five most valuable bronze. who are the other three? ashley: number one, amazon. the most valuable brand around the world. number two google, number three, apple. number four microsoft. u.s. dominance. samsung, number five. rounding out top 10. icbc, walmart, ping hahn and huawei. amazon makes history as the first brand to top the 200 billion-dollar market to value of brand. susan: i challenge that. bcs largest bank in china. bring in amazon of china. where is alibaba? where is tencent by the way which owns the biggest largest social media gaming company. ashley: brand finance.com and send them an email. susan: i should if you're worth 500 billion. stuart: that will do it. send them an email. sort it out, susan. the virus originated in china spread to several other nations. including one case ported here in the united states. next, anthony fauci, national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, how do we protect america from this? >> now tracing close contacts of that individual to insure that none of them are showing those symptoms and they would of course be isolated and treated if necessary. so while this is a potentially serious public health issue, it is one for which we have the playbook and we will keep ratcheting up our controls, our multilayered approach as appropriate in close consultation with president trump. stuart: that was on tuesday, alex azar, health and human services secretary, look you're doing all you can to contain this virus. bring in anthony fauci, national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. anthony is our guest now. welcome to the program. it occurs to me you have got interdiction program at five airports but i am told, that some of the people who have died did not have a fever. so how do you diagnose this with people coming into our country? >> well, when you say some of the people who died didn't have a fever but they had symptomatology associated with it. i think what you heard secretary azar say was really quite correct. the system in place is to try to identify people who are entering the country, who might be symptom ekh, who clearly have this infection and documented and isolate them and do contact tracing but also the local, state and other health authorities with the cdc putting out the notices to get everyone alert when someone comes in with a particular fever, with a particular type of constellation of symptoms you're now asking what the travel history is. if they came in, were without symptoms at the time they come in, they can still be identified and isolated. one case we have, one in seattle of the young man that went to wuhan was actually something that worked. he came in before the airport screening and yet he was able to be identified by local authorities and an appropriate action was taken. so it did work correctly with that individual. stuart: now china, the chinese authorities, are taking drastic action. as you know the city of wuhan is quarantined, two smaller cities, quarantined. is that the kind of drastic action which you think is absolutely necessary in china? >> you know, i don't want to second-guess the chinese health authorities. they feel that since they're having infections now spreading to other cities in china, beijing, shanghai, kwan dong province and other countries in asia surrounding china, they feel the best part of valor to try to contain this, blocking to some extent the ready public transportation. whether that turns out to be a good idea in practice remains to be seen. one can at least understand why they're trying to do that. stuart: is it at contagious as sars? >> you know, with don't know that really. it is very difficult at this time. you know, it is an evolving situation. clearly it is spread from person-to-person. we know that because there have been clusters in families, and 15 health workers in wuhan hospital were infected from a single person who was a super spreader. however what we don't know is the efficiency in which it is one person to another to another to another. namely the persistent type of sustained transmission. once we establish that, as we get more experience with it, we will be able to make some sort of a better prediction about where this is going. stuart: does the virus evolve? does it mutate rapidly? by that, i mean, is it therefore possible to get a vaccine for it at short notice? or does it just evolve in something else by which time the vaccine is no good? >> you have asked a question with in two separate areas. let me answer both of them. do vaccines evolve and mutate? yes. most of the times they mutate but don't have any real functional impact on the mutation because viruses that replicate rapidly, particularly rna viruses are able to mutate. that is one situation. regarding your question with a vaccine, generally when they mutate, they don't mutate so much that it makes it difficult to make a vaccine. in general, coronavirus are reasonably stable in a sense if you make a vaccine against a particular coronavirus you don't have to worry too much about the replication and mutation being such, it would immediately negate that vaccine. the first step, to try to make a vaccine. we at nih are already in that process of trying to make it as well as a number about of other investigators and a number of other companies. so the attempts to make a vaccine have already been started. stuart: okay. anthony fauci, we always appreciate you being with us especially at times like this. appreciate it. >> good to be with you. stuart: yes, sir. vaccine makers, their stocks risen very nicely given this virus outbreak. money flows naturally into a vaccine maker at a point like this. susan: especially at a point like this. don't forget a research development pipeline for vaccine is very expensive. especially trying to get a vaccine for coronavirus. we talked about novavax, trying to raise $100 million in a time period, not today or instantly, they are looking to develop a vaccine. they have a good track record. they developed vaccine for mers. and they raised 7 that of million in new offering. moderna is working with dr. fauci and nih to develop a possible vaccine. stuart: the dow is down 120 in part because of the threat to the virus which could slow down china's economy. that is part of the downside move today. complete change of subject. some high-end restaurant in california are adding a climate surcharge. wait a second, just high-end restaurants? ashley: at this point, yes. could the idea catch on. a 1% fee on your bill at swanky restaurants to help fight climate change. part of the a collaboration called restore california. where does the money to? it could generate 10 million. goes to help farmers implement climate beneficial farming practices but the catch is, if you don't agree with it, don't want to pay the 1% you can have it removed from the bill. there will be a lot of shaming on you when you do that. you will get dirty looks. stuart: you're killing the planet. ashley: you don't like the planet? susan: you're being cheap? stuart: cheap. the super bowl we're less than two weeks away. it will be in miami of course. we have a super bowl champ on the show, jerome bettis. jerome "the bus" bettis. he joins us next. he brought his bus with him. ♪. what a time to be alive. the world is customized to you. built for you. so why isn't it all about you, when it comes to your money? so. what's on your mind? we are edward jones, a 97-year-old firm built for right now. with one financial advisor per office, we're all about knowing what's important to you the one who matters. edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from using feedback to innovate... to introducing products faster... to managing website inventory... and network bandwidth. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. this round's on me.eat. hey, can you spot me? 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make the world you want. stuart: you're the guy who takes the ball from the quarterback. you clutch it real tight. you run like the devil to the far end of the field. people banging into you. you bang into them. you do your utmost to go as far as as possible without dropping the ball or falling to the ground, have i got it right, sir. >> you got it right. then you score! stuart: hall of fame running back jerome betties trying to explain football to me. that was back in the early days of the show. he is back. he is actually back. sitting right next to me, the man himself. jerome bettis. welcome back. >> thanks for having me on. stuart: wait a minute, your nickname is the bus. >> it is. stuart: you have a bus parked outside of there? >> i do. it is part of the new extra mile campaign that i'm working with hertz on, for people going down to miami, they have an opportunity to get a ride to the big game in a bus similar to that. stuart: i got to say that is brill an marketing. that is -- your nickname is the bus. >> the bus. stuart: is because you trampled all over everybody? >> i used to take people to school. so that was the kind of thing. i would give them a ride. stuart: you're not actually driving that bus down to miami. >> no, no. i'm not actually driving. this is for the valued gold plus reward members from hertz that have an opportunity with the sweepstakes to go to the actual game in this bus but the grand prize is actually a helicopter ride. and then, then a ride to the dime. so it's, it is pretty big. it is all about hertz saying thank you to their customers for making them number one. and it is just a great campaign. glad to be a part of it. stuart: two commercials in the space of that -- >> you made my job easy for me. unbelievable. ashley: what a guy. stuart: eli manning. >> yes. stuart: 39 years old, retiring. what? >> yeah. stuart: that is kind of young, isn't it? >> relatively. in football years he is really old. in our lifetime, no, not so much. but, in football years, kind of like dog years. in football years he is really old. so it is time, it is time for him to -- stuart: how long ago did you retire? >> i retired at 33. as a running back, i was, i was in same situation as ely is in now. i was very past my prime. it was time for me to say good-bye but i played 13 amazing years. wouldn't have changed it for a minute. won a championship in my last season. so it was, it was a great run. stuart: do it again, can i see it? ladies and gentlemen, held by yours truly. it is heavy. >> it is. it is a lot of gold, a lot of diamonds, man. stuart: if you were to sell it, how much would you get? >> it is priceless. priceless to me. stuart: get out of here. everybody has their price. >> took me a lifetime to get into that. a lot of blood, sweat and tears to get that. i'm not selling that. it is priceless. stuart: it would crack the glass. who do you have for the super bowl? who wins? >> right now i believe it is kansas city right now. but i do believe that the 49ers have what it takes to win this football game. stuart: such a diplomat. >> but i'm picking kansas city. i can't be a diplomat. i went one way. i didn't say well, i went kansas city but the 49ers do have a chance. it will not be a one-sided game. stuart: okay. jerome bettis, the guy who tramples people. >> thanks, stuart. and you have your, your football understanding has grown leaps and bounds since the last time we had a chance. stuart: jerome, i think you're all right. we'll see you soon. thank you. next one, big hour coming up for you. senator warren says if she is elected she wants to create a task force to investigate president trump and his officials forever. what does jim jordan think about that one? 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>> no. >> of $55. bottom of the screen. that's way down because of this virus outbreak. if it cuts down on travel, and the house, it cuts down on the use of jet fuel in it well, that affects the price of oil. i would expect that's the price of gasoline will continue to fall if you've got oil down this much. everyone, the news coming out of britain's royal family recently has not been exactly uplifting. first, prince andrew, say no more there. then, harry and meghan, that story will never go away. now prince charles, the future king of england, he's trapped the crown right in the climate debate. now charles is a long time climate warrior. ten years ago, when we first went on the air, he is predicting climate doom within 18 months. despite getting the time frame wildly wrong, he's at it again. this time calling for a revolution. little odd for future king. that is what he told cnn in an interview. we can't go on like this. if we leave it too long, just growing things is going to become difficult. that's a little extreme, your highness. it's another major league scare. what does he want, a revolution? he does not spell out the nature of this revolution but i guarantee he's using the climate scare to take control of private capital. that is very dangerous. they were in the future king, he's talking like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. changing the global economy and changing the way financial markets work is write up a socialist streets. climate scare. this is the last thing the royals should be doing. for centuries, the rule has been simple. royalty stays out of politics. he may be a friend of popular opinion, but you will be an enemy tomorrow when it changes. another argument about climate, one way or the other, what i'm saying is this -- scare don't work. voters will not sacrifice for it later. revolution is not in the air. prince's who try to stick it down our throats will loose. i think we've got to get straight to our favorite guest. there he is. have you heard what i've got to say? >> i've heard about polar bears and polar ice caps but not be able to grow anything? this is extreme as rhetoric is we've ever heard. now people are predicting we are only having ten to 12 years left. if you do just a little bit of research, 20 to 30 years ago, they were telling us we have ten years ago left. it's always doom and gloom. the demand is immediate and complete action. if we don't take control of our economy, an individual in the choices, the planet will be destroyed. that's because it's a religion of the left. climate change is a religion. there are human carbon credits. it used to be al gore, now it's quite a. it's a complete view of the world which leads to collectivism and they can't survive under the wet blanket that is the world's going to end if we don't get rid of gas, electricity, which were kind of jobs you can have, when you can grow. this is the exact opposite of what has made us prosperous. >> very good. i was about 60 seconds of pure genius. the people said the american dream is easier to achieve in canada. hold on a second. charles payne, listen to what charles had to say. >> the american dream is never to be average. that was never the american dream. that's the billionaires dream for us. we could be average enough to fuel their private jets. that's not the american dream. but the american dream is to have unlimited opportunities, not to work your way to average. >> can't do dip better than that. what better example of completely bureaucracy thing canada? here's what freedom doesn't live. freedom doesn't live when you don't live in history. you're not free if you can't defend yourself if we are dependent upon others. the reason america is a free country is because we can usher a military if necessary to defend the resources and people we have. we have an armed citizen student during who can defend themselves. if you advocated your responsibility, i've served in afghanistan, fine. there politics and politicians would never unleash the way our they dabble in socialism in ways we never dabble. especially in things like social medicine. no matter where you live, you can work hard, get an education and achieve the best. he's president of the united states because he was able to be in this great country. >> mediocrity is not the goal. i'm out of time. i cut you off chart. sorry about that. i've got to move on to this. another late night going session impeachment trial. it's continuing today. democrats argued the president trump is actress dale the 2020 election. john hoeven is with us now. he was in the room. take us in side. >> it's long. we were there until 2:00 a.m. the day before yesterday. wrapped up about 10:00 last night. certainly going through all this in great detail but it's our duty to provide a fair process. >> i am told six networks carried the proceedings yesterday. 11 million viewers tuned in. let's nothing in a country of 225 million people. i don't think anything will be filed up about this. >> the arguments that the democrats or house managers are making are being repeated. we've heard that before from the public has heard that before and they are the point where they are repeating the same arguments. >> i'm sorry to cut this short but i've got to move, it's a busy news day. we always welcome you on the stroke show. good to have you. adam schiff reveals what's behind the democrats impeachment trial. robot tape. >> the president's misconduct cannot be decided at the ballot box. we cannot be assured that the vote will be's fairly one. >> got to get rid of him now because if you don't, he might break the 2020 election. that's extraordinary. absolutely ridiculous. i got jim jordan, part of the president's defense team coming up. have you ever wondered about the aircraft once they are no longer in use? we will take you to a boneyard, it's big. president trump is back, he let the world know about success, if you tune into the media, you would know anything about it. ♪ the virus from china is hanging over this market and pushing it lower. it is a factor in the market today, the dow is up 170. barely keeping above the 29000 level. xerox plans to nominate 11 directors. that sets the stage for a hostile takeover. hb rejected the 33 billion-dollar management. it's getting ugly. president trump, he didn't leave without letting the world know about america's economic success. watch this. >> everyone is talking about him. america's unprecedented economic success, america has gained over 7 million jobs. unemployment rate is now the lowest in over half a century. we are now by far the biggest economy in the world. >> i'm cutting him short because he reeled off a series of statistic about how brilliant and a high-performing economy. i don't know what's going on here but our media barely covered america's economic success because it trumps success. it was the laser focused on impeachment. i don't know what's going on here but it's not right. >> i'm sure you do. we've heard enough audio and seen enough video from some of the mainstream outlets their goal is clear, take down this president and refused to get him any credit for any successes, no matter how much the american people's lives are improved by then. let's be clear, the three networks, not msnbc or fox or fox is this, we are talking about the three networks. abc, nbc and cbs from september until january covered the economy for nine minutes. they covered ukraine and impeachment for 800 minutes. the great larry because often says on your network, it's the most under told story of this administration, massive economic boom that lifted everybody's lives to a better place than they were eight years ago. >> what can you do about it? >> we have to tell our story directly to the american people. that's why the president uses twitter massively. that's why he does valleys, talks to the american people without the filter of cable news. we have to get that story out. when people went home for thanksgiving and christmas, a lot of this began to self-correct because they looked around the table and said we are making more money, spending more money, saving more money and it's all because of the president's tax cuts, deregulation and economic policies that have really gone to make a historic economy in this country, which we haven't seen in this country in decades if not ever. >> there are 42020 democrats in the race for the white house. now stock in washington, do you think the impeachment trial hurts them? >> i couldn't hear all the question, i keep going and it out but you're asking about the senate, i can't can speak to this in two ways. i've been to the campaign in iowa before, i understand the last couple of weeks are vital in trying to win but i also want to. >> to this. democrats continues to say donald trump somehow is interfering in this election by going after joe biden. a complete and total lie. we all know the democrats, media and others try to impact the election in 2016. but if you want to talk to someone who's going after a political opponent, think about that. there are three senators sitting there today that will vote on impeachment of this president. if you want to talk about meddling in an upcoming election or going after a political opponent, the senate has given them a platform like never before. >> we'll see you again soon. michael bloomberg is offering nice parks to his campaign stuff. >> the new york post is reporting that if you come from a rival campaign, and come on board with the bloomberg campaign, you can get a free iphone 11, a free macbook pro, three catered meals every single day and if you're not making a lot of money, that's great news. also if you look at how much the secretary would make, it would be more than double that another campaign would make. $10000 a month. mayor bloomberg is calling about 7.7% nationally. he's in fourth place. he's going to spend what 1 billion on this. maybe it will work, maybe not but can you by enthusiasm? that might be the deficit here. >> giving out free iphone 11's, that's not bribery month -- >> why not? it's not. >> media laser focused on impeachment. it's not surprising there getting over adam schiff. >> what you are seeing from house managers, they remarkably disciplined laying out of the circumstances and narrative. >> adam schiff, i think will grow down as one of the great performances. >> i thought i was dabbling. >> i'll ask a defense team about this in a moment. >> we are going to get an inside look at the biggest plane in the entire country. sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. whether you're travelling around the country or around the house, keep what you watch with you. download the xfinity stream app and watch all the shows you love. some people say that's ridiculous. i dress how i feel. yesterday i felt bold with boundless energy. this morning i woke up calm and unbreakable. tomorrow? who knows. age is just an illusion. how you show up for the world, that's what's real. what's your idea? i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. i will take you back to that, there it is. the boneyard in arizona. i think we are at 3000 planes there. this is a visual story. i want you to tell us what they do with all of these planes. >> there's two different sections, some of the planes cap modified and repaired and go back into the air either for the government agencies or other government ally governments but in this section, these planes, all shapes and sizes, thousands of them, they get stripped for the parts advocate used for parts on planes they are preparing. i want to hop inside this massive plane here. this is the biggest plane the u.s. military has, it's also the biggest plane. in the country. it's a c5, a cargo plane. they are giving us an inside look here. i was been around this way and check this out, this gives you an idea of how big it is. they'll transport two to three tanks at a time in this thing. six greyhound buses can fit in here. this thing is massive and this one actually might get up in the air again if they choose to fly again. >> boneyard, how about that? good stuff. it's hard to keep up with the democrats. get rid of the president. adam schiff spent all day claiming it's because he will teach in the 2020 election. watch this. >> you cheat in our election, should we just get over it? it's kind of cheating. in other words, cheat. >> he spent a lot of time on this. i'll paraphrase. he thinks you have to get rid of the president right now because if you don't remove him from office, he will cheat in the 2020 election. i wonder what jim jordan thinks about that. he's going to join us. millennial's becoming homeowners. 4% of homebuyers, that's it. we'll deal with after the break. ♪ news about the virus, we've got news from lax. >> they came in from mexico city to lax, they've been taken straight to the hospital, quarantined after showing what health officials say disturbing symptoms that indicate they may have been exposed to the coronavirus. they announced that today. he came in yesterday lax is one of the airports where people have any contact with china being funneled through medical evaluation. >> it spreading, this is the second suspected case and look at this, this is the follow-up on the stock market. i believe the two events are connected. when we heard the news, that moment the market started to fall somewhere. we are down close to 200 points. the concern is here that this virus will spread ended so bad in china but it will really upset the golden week celebrations that are coming tomorrow. that will slow the chinese economy and the economic ripple effects will ripple out from there. that's a good reason as to why the work is done nearly 200 points. let's get you home sales and housing market. good news, the other day sales, existing home sales hit a near two-year high. the inventory of hosts, that's a record low. jerry is with us. is this a signal that we really are beginning to pop in the housing american market? >> no. it's just reflective of what you and i talked about, it seems like years now. we need to build more housing. we are looking forward to 2020, we think we will get up to about 925,000. but we need 1 million. until we can get the supply back, we are always going to be in that market but we are not worried about any major catastrophe right now. >> i prepped the statistic greater ss millennial's makeup only 4% of homebuyers. that seems extraordinary low. is it accurate? >> i don't know that the numbers are exactly accurate but we know millennial's have not gone into the market as quickly as previous generations have. i can tell you it's exact reflection of affordability. we have a housing supply problem in the housing both for first-time homebuyers is the toughest to build. you can't make it work so it's more expensive, hence people are delayed getting into the marketplace. it something our policy makers at every level of government need to look at very carefully and take action on it. >> you got ben carson, he was with you a few minutes ago, i know he was with you. kitchen and bath expose there. he wants to get things moving. he's trying to cut regulations but it's going to be an uphill struggle because a lot of these regulations are based on state rules, not federal rules. isn't that the case? >> yes, he is with us here in las vegas, so is epa administrator wheeler. they are making exciting announcement. they are doing their share. it's going to be largely on the shoulders out state and local government officials but the federal government has the opportunity to provide and possibly encourage them to do more. i know secretary carson likes that idea. and of the president like that idea. >> just wait until the green revolution arrives. thank you very much. good luck to you. you're in vegas. las vegas. 2020 democrat hopefuls, joe biden, bernie sanders released their tax plans. they want to tax the rich even more. surprised. i'm trying to find an economist, i haven't found one yet. an economist who says you can raise taxes by trillions of dollars and still get economic growth. i think it's nonsense. >> thank goodness you can't find an economist who says it. if they do, they are crazy. one of the worst ideas to come out of the democratic party this year is this idea of a wealth tax. here's the way i describe it to my audiences and status, the c cow, that's the wealth. the milk that comes from the cow is the income. if you start to tax the wealth from one year you take 6% of the cows, let's take the back left leg in the next year you take that years and the tail and pretty soon, you take the orders and when you take the auditors, you have no income. this is one of the worst ideas ever heard probably unconstitutional but it would kill the united states economy. it kills every economy words tried. if you look around the world, we don't have wealth taxes because those economies are gone. >> let's look at the other side of the coin. larry kudlow on this program suggested 3% growth in 2020 is possible. you've been on the stroke many years and you've always been enthusiastic about america's economy, especially the last three years. you think they will get 3% growth this year? >> i'm about two and a half to three, i'm not going to argue, we could see three. here's my disappointment. if we want to get back to 4% growth, which we had during reagan and even partly bill clinton in the 90s, if we want to get back to 4% growth, we have to cut the size of government. really what i would encourage larry kudlow to do and president trump to do is to find a way to cut the size of government because every time the government spends, it takes from the private sector. the smaller private sector is, the harder it is to grow the whole economy. i believe the only way we will get to that 4% number is if we cut the government. 3%, two and a half to three and the reason i'm a little more pessimistic than larry is because of the size of the government. >> tremont because it's a dream we've had for a long time. i'm out of time. come back again sooner. next one, union membership, it's an all time low. >> in 1983, that number was 20.3%. the lowest it's been at since they've been keeping track and what's interesting, 14.6 million union members around the country but the majority of those, certainly more than 50% concentrated in seven states. number one, california. two and a half million union workers followed by new york at 1.7 and hanoi just under 1 million. union leaders blame the trump administration for being anti- union. >> i never think of california as a union state. a technology, hollywood kind of place. industrial union. >> yes, not anymore. >> changes are coming, they can lower your credit score. >> lenders are getting a little nervous. ten plus years into recovery and debt is at an all-time high. credit score goes from 300 to 850 being perfect. it might change. the middle of this year, if these changes go into effect, let's check your pattern of behavior. if you always pay your balance in full and you start to not pay in full, just minimum amount, maybe they will lower your credit score. if you took out a personal score to pay off credit, make sure if there's a change in the economy, he will be okay. >> they can track your moment to moment. we won't ask everybody. >> it's good, i just don't remember. [laughter] >> this tech company is up another 2%. this is because of the virus. they might have a vaccine for its. i think that's highly speculative. they are also working on up virus vaccine. they are up 12%, $8 a share. remember this iconic moment, president trump cutting red tape to government regulations. coming up, big announcement from the epa. we will have that for you right on the program. lift look at capitol hill. we're hours away from day three of what i call the impeachment circus. jim jordan, the president's defense team joins us next. ♪ >> it looks so good. let's get to impeachment. we have to bleed attachment manager, adam schiff. what's really behind all. they are afraid they will lose to president trump again. >> to cheat an election for precisely this reason, now they cheat in the next election. they treated in the election, should we just get over it? it's kind of cheating, really. it's cheating. in other words, to cheat. >> let's bring in the sky. jim jordan. you've got to take him out of office now. you have to get rid of him now because if you don't remove him from office, he'll cheat in 2020. that is preposterous. >> totally preposterous. they want to get him out of office because they know they can't be in november. there's not a democrat that i think has a chance of beating him. i think it could be a big win for the president, i think there's a chance we take back the house. that was four hours yesterday, this is the same adam schiff that told us for two years there's more than circumstantial evidence of collusion. you can trust the process. last month, the size was so bad when they took the application to the private court, they lied seven times. we are going to hear from the whistleblower, all these false things he told us. we're supposed to believe what he said for four hours yesterday? i don't think the american people are buying it. >> they are not actually watching, jim. these hearings are run on six networks and they have 11 million viewers. they were watching fox. i don't think the message is getting out. anyway, the media are gushing over adam schiff. watch this. >> the democrat prosecuting the president. hoping the senate trial and fashion. >> a disciplined laying out of the circumstances. a narrative. >> i thought it was dazzling. i thought the way he wove through both the facts of the case and historical context was remarkable. >> tommy, jim, without laughing too much, or you dazzled? >> dazzling and discipline. president reagan had a great line, he said it's not to review the count, it's what happens at the box office. i think the box office this november, the voters will speak loud and clear. it's going to be different than the mainstream. press. the democrats try to do to this present even before he was elected, appeasement didn't start with the july 25 call last summer. impeachment started july 2016 when the fbi opened the trump russia investigation. when this campaign and went to the core and didn't tell the court important information. that's when this really started. the bad thing is, unfortunately, i don't think it's ever going to stop. they're just going to keep coming after him. the good news is, he's doing what he said, but when you do all that, that's exactly what you're seeing here. >> maxine waters says impeachment forever. warren said if she is elected, she will create attacks force. in this impeachment, and this investigations. >> the president is going to win like we talked about before but they started before he was even elected and continue between the time he was elected until inauguration day. they've continued and they've tried michael cohen that it was the mueller investigation. all of these different things they tried and now they say they will try this phone call issue. that's not going to be successful either but they are going to just keep doing it because they don't like the fact that the president is getting things done, doing what he said he would do when he got the job. >> thank you very much. by the way, the market is still down close to 200 points. we just dropped slightly below 29000. the china virus has everybody in worrisome. a new scam. you get text messages saying you received a package from fedex. that's a hoax, its own robo call. >> a cracking code. it kind of looks legit. it's from a package delivery company, enter your delivery preferences. it sends you to a fraudulent scammer who tries to separate you from your personal information, any any details. fedex said they would never do anything like this. they have their own little text. they do not send any unsolicited text requesting money, packages or personal information. this is what people put, suspicious measures should be deleted without being opened. reported to fedex.com. >> don't open it. >> we are down close to 200 points. the worry is this coronavirus. american outlined canceled a total of 10000 fights because of the boeing max jets. they are down just a fraction now. all the airlines are affected by the declining travel because of this coronavirus. you remember this? 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[ applause and band playing ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ joining us now for significant announcement, epa administrator, i think you are going to roll back regulations of particular concern to me. that is the wetland rule. that what you are rolling back? i hope it is. >> we roll back the, administration role past september and today we are finalizing a new role. >> today we are putting common sense and certainty into the definition of waters of the u.s. water protection role. it's going to allow every person to understand the definition of a waterway. >> i have a tree farm in upstate new york and i was told this role would stop me from moving any like a rock within 20 yards of any of the streams that run through my property unless i get an environmental impact statement and pay for the study. i'm glad to see it's gone and dead. >> yes, we hear that from a lot of people. a lot of states analyze the regulation and they found over 95% has fallen under the federal definition. it was a definition that would be a case-by-case basis where the individual inspectors that would come out would determine whether or not you had a federal waterway. we are trying to bring common sense and certainty so the average american can read the definition and understand for themselves whether or not they have waterway on their property. >> thank you. now this. michael bloomberg, i'm being sarcastic, i know. michael bloomberg says he has an infrastructure plan and he wants clean water by 2025. i thought we caught the cleanest water on the planet, at least according to the president. >> we do, our water is cleaner today than it's ever been. back in the 70s, over 40% of our water systems standards today over 92%. mayor bloomberg, when he was mayor of new york, new york city was not in compliance with drinking water standards. even the obama administration had water against the city of new york and they still didn't comply. last year, i finally took action against the city and issued an agreement and we are trying to get them into compliance. they don't have a good track record when he was mayor. >> we had a picture of a big stack of rules and regulation, redtape running throat. the president vowing to cut it big time. i know he said he cut to regulations. can you give us an update? >> we've done a great job, we've more than exceeded that standard but at the same time, rolling back relation or regulatory reform doesn't necessarily mean doing away, it means modernizing it, bringing it up today. looking at new science and research and modernizing the regulations so they make more sense. a lot of our regulations have been other book 30 to 40 years. it's been piling on the new regulations. we are trying to go through some of the old guidances that don't make sense anymore. taking the modernizing ones, taking advantage of new science and research and making things more sensible for the american public. >> you have no idea how popular this is with those people. andrew wheeler, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. great to be on your show again. >> more after this. i recently spoke to a group of students about being a scientist at 3m. i wanted them to know that innovation is not just about that one 'a-ha' moment. science is a process. it takes time, dedication. it's a journey. we're constantly asking ourselves, 'how can we do things better and better?' what we make has to work. we strive to protect you. at 3m, we're in pursuit of solutions that make people's lives better. . . hey, saved you a seat. this round's on me. hey, can you spot me? 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that could affect our economy and market over here. i believe it is. the dow is down 170. we were down 200 moments ago. our time is up but here is neil cavuto, sir. neil: thank you very much. we're following up on all the developments, stuart, not the least of which is the impact on the markets. they really don't know how far this goes. we'll get an update about an hour from now the world health organization, whether this warrants a global health emergency or a global watch. we'll get details on that. the uncertainly around this certainly buffetted asian markets, extended to our futures and hitting key sectors within the financial community. one stock we're keeping a very close eye on is this novavax, working on a possible vaccine. nowhere near it, for this particular virus. the stock ran up about 60% yesterday. it continued to raise today.

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