teary eyed self-tiled victims. eavesdropping on conversations and cosmic presumptions are based onary presumptions that result in absolutely nothing. but that s enough for speaker schiff, nancy pelosi, and the radical dimms cohorts. they have descended to indecency and turned theirs into a part of outright hate for the constitution, the american way of life, and the american people. it s clear hours is an historic president whose greatest offense is he s simply unprecedented and he s unbeatable at the polls. president trump in london for a nato summit. the president saying he has no plans to watch tomorrow s schiff, pelosi and nadler proceeding on capitol hill. president trump singled out intel committee chair schiff. i think he s a maniac. he s a deranged human being. he has a complex for reasons that are obvious. i think he s a very sick man. and he lies. adam schiff made up my conversation with the president of the ukraine. lou: kevin mccarthy telling reporters that perp
house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler saying he believes the mueller report is not a conclusion but a roadmap meant for congress to follow and they intend to follow it. the responsibility now flows to congress to hold the president accountable for his actions. congress must get the full un redacted report along with the underlying evidence uncovered by special counsel mueller. congress requires this material. reporter: the republican lawmakers on the hill are firing back. majority leader mitch mcconnell says it s time to move on and congressman mark meadows calling democrats desperate. robert mueller, special prosecutor who gets paid to prosecute people and indict people, did not indict the president and could not go forward on prosecution. how could it not be thorough you had 19 lawyers spend two years millions of dollars most of those lawyers were democrats, out to get the president. how could it not be thorough, and what were their conclusions? no collusi
bernie sanders, he was the voice of moderation. he thinks impeachment talk distracts from the issues. as of this morning, the democrats remain split and you can look forward to 20 months of investigate everything. toxic politics. let s get to your money because it s looking good. the profit reports we have seen so far this morning are strong, and some big name stocks are moving up on their profit news. united and twitter, among them. we ll have the full list momentarily. when profits look good, so does the market. we are going up at the opening bell, not a whole lot, 40 points up, maybe, and a fractional gain for the nasdaq, but up is the direction. the price of oil this morning, $65.80. that s the price. not hurting wall street. it may hurt you at the pump, though, as we keep saying, here comes $3 gas. varney & company is about to begin. stuart: look at this. that is chilling video of a sri lanka bomber walking into the church. isis, by the way, is claiming responsibilit
big announcement about 5g service is. it will happen any moment. we ll take you are live. we have that and so much more on making money. charles: stocks higher on slew of positive earnings and corporate news. big banks coming back with a bang, jpmorgan chase up more than 4%. the company posted record first quarter results benefiting from higher interest rates. strong trade figures from china also helping the market push aside fears of a global slow down. this big corporate moves, right? blockbuster takeover, stronger-than-expected earnings, stronger-than-expected economy, positive trade talks. exciting rush of new offerings. should the bears go into per hibernation. rob luna, lindsey piegza, author of the common sense bull, didede ghabour. i do think some of the data has been a little more optimistic than expected. that is continuing to support the notion that the economy is not falling off a cliff and that the global economy may be able to stave off some of the more
money, shall we? a good opening to the show, i d say. global rebound, question mark. well, maybe. china reporting strong growth in the first three months of the year, 6.4%. that s strong. $2 trillion worth of tax cuts, more credit for small business, and the likelihood of a trade deal all combining for what looks like a china recovery. the market likes it. are we going to see a gain? it s a small gain at the opening bell, up maybe 50 odd points. but we re still just a couple hundred points away from the all-time high on the dow. earnings reports out this morning already, also coming in strong. that always helps. stock of the day, my opinion, and stock of the week, qualcomm. they settled all lawsuits with apple, very much to their advantage. apple pays them an unspecified amount and apple will use their chips in some products in the future. qualcomm, up 20% yesterday, and up another 11% this morning, premarket, that is. so a gain of, what, 31% for a company this size? in two