down 15% this year and pete here says it s the perfect bargain buy. first we start with war. the ultimate tug-of-war in the market this year between growth and value. we saw it come to a head today as growth stocks like technology got absolutely crushed value stocks like financials and telecom actually soared, a reversal from the trend we ve seen for most of the year. if you re putting new money to work now, what is the better bet? surging growth or lagging value? guy? i still think there s room to go in retail if that surging growth, and i m a believer in that, so i think the retail trade still works tim has been talking about macy s the last week or so nordstrom is earning, there s some upside there. with technology that s sold out, people say this and they re right, every time you see a selloff of this magnitude, people say it s sort of different this time, there s something going on each time it s proven to be buying opportunity in my world, the best one shakes out to
books of the year. comeydy does not mince words when it comes to describing how he feels about the president. here is a guy who only found his conscience and point of view of he got unceremoniously sacked. . welcome to fox and friends this morning. brand-new video comes in showing a u.s. attack submarine launching missiles striking targets in syria. this as real estate action continues to pour in. connor powell is live in jerusalem with the latest. good morning. reporter: obviously there are mixed reactions depending on where you sit on the side of conflict. israel praising the move by president trump to order the strikes against assad regime. iran and russia condemning the move by the pentagon with the russian ambassador to the u.n. saying that the united states and its allies continue to demonstrate the blatant disregard to international law. it was shameful to hear that an article of the u.s. constitution was mentioned. we re starting to hear military reaction
you need to have respect for your citizens. your country isn t going to pull itself apart. an emotional day as hundreds of people gathered in a church in houston to pay their respects. barbara bush was real and that s why people admired her ad loved her so. this is one of my favorite songs. never gets old. welcome back. it s good to be back. i was on vacation in an undisclosed country. we ll feigned out later. mexico. i m going to let it out there i was following the caravan. just sitting on the beach. a little swamp vacation for you? no, empty swamp. i love vacation when you can see the white house correspondent s dinner. i got a little excited, there was a guy behind me with the blue jays. he works behind me or something, he was ragging on the jan yanke. i got really anowed. well you brought your medicine cabinet. i got ricola, i m ready. it s a great show for pete because i can talk less. and for our audience. it s national earth day. did yo
week. he has a lot to answer for, including the priority on the trump investigation over the clinton investigation. the u.s. supreme court ruled that the government must generally get aarnt when seeking cell phone records thatltimately indicate when and where you are located while using your phone. loud. talk about loud. it s summer, right? officially i had to wait for the official start of summer which was, what? yesterday or the day before. you break out the seersucke seersucker. ed: more like a cry for help. abby: like someone sitting on the coast of nantucket drinking a latte. reading their new york times, getting their news for the day. oh, pete, thank you for representing the country today. pete: i try. why can t a man of the people wear a little seersucker once in a while. abby: what do you think of the suit? ed: is that middle america or coastal elite? pete: ed, you are having your hay day. drinking coffee and having a moment with you. abby: good to have you b
of hearings. senator feinstein, we found out, her own driver worked for the chinese government, and we didn t find that out until a couple years later. barack and i agreed to remain silent for a while to give this administration a chance to get up and running. [laughter] god forgive me. [laughter] well, good morning. we begin this fox and friends withlh/kivúrj?8xeçq@pñ news ale. the fury of florence still battering the carolinas this morning, now a tropical depression. but officials are warning, this is true, the worst is still yet to come. ed: at least 11 people have been killed, and many fear the continuous rain and severe flooding will only cause more problems for those living in the area. griff jenkins is live in north carolina. reporter: good morning. you mentioned more flooding, more problems, more to come. here in jacksonville inland it is that flooding that is of great concern, because the original assessment damage was different. this new river is floodi