storm is heading and who may be in the clear. melissa: but first, back to, grabbing for gains, scraping for gains in final moments of trading. [closing bell rings] dow is up about 113 points. closing bell sounds on wall street. here is where we are ending the day right now. s&p 500 up about 10 points. nasdaq composite in the red on the day. crude oil trading higher but still below 30 bucks a barrel. david: lori rothman at floor of new york stock exchange. it looked like it was going great guns and kind of petered out the end of the day. what happened? >> we'll take it, david dow closed up 113 points but. obviously we hit the august 25 lows yesterday many many traders

believe with the market 566 points decline was oversold. we saw the come back start late yesterday and continue through today. it petered out some and one of the reasons i think it happened, russell, small cap index will close lower off a quarter of a percent. these socks are not as exposed to global economy as larger cap names and multinationals are. until you see confidence come back in those names, earnings will come back, excuse me, companies start to manage their inventory as little better, you will see the confidence come back to the u.s. equity markets. that is where we stand and we'll leave things. i send it back to you. david: from your lips let's hope it happens. lori, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: crude oil inding the day up over 4%, its biggest one day percentage gain in 2016. eric bolling, nymex board member and co-host of "the five" on fox news. we go way back. >> former board them per of nymex.

melissa: former board member of the nymex. when you were in the pits at new york mercantile exchange, they with ask me why natural gas is up today, eric is buying. everybody followed what you did. nobody knows the market better than you do. what do you think is going on? >> i was there in those pits when oil traded $12 a barrel around 1998 as they were trading away. oil always foes further than people expect it to go. no one thought it would get to $140 a barrel. it got there. on way down it continues to go lower. this is response to inventory numbers. $1.40 higher for oil today. the way markets work, people anticipate, last two weeks in row big inventory builds in gasoline and distillate. this week we had big build in gasoline as well. traders making money pushing oil markets down that would weeks went at it for a third time. there were too many of them. all rushing for same door. oil goes back up.

fundamentals remain for oil. there is massive, massive amounts inventory of crude oil and distillate and gasoline in storage. that is huge problem for oil prices to go higher. production side is even worse. when you put 500,000 per days additional barrels on the market, iran and other fracking, ease pressure of other demands for oil, we have plenty of oil inventory and demand side of equation as evidenced by gasoline number last three weeks in row. demand for gasoline, product, end result of refining a barrel of crude isn't there. oil prices will go lower. melissa: even more than fundamentals no one knows better than you do psychology what goes on. a lot of time that overrides it and now the psychology is so negative. what would turn that around? >> psychology has been negative on stock market, equities markets and oil markets. they have been unaring in tandem the todayer this up. they were down, down but today they're both up. i looked at 10-year chart yesterday of s&p. it looks horrible.

a lot of traders who trade the technicals, they look at charts. shorter term chart, three to five years doesn't look as bad, if we go 10 years out, this thing, the market looks like it could retrace into 12 or 13,000 dow. if that happens oil will follow through with it as well. i don't think from here forward, oil is up, market is up, oil is down, market is down. i think stock market will indicate where energy fundamentals go. melissa: you taught me years ago this makes it different than stocks, people out there people don't realize. at end of the month it is over. contract takes delivery. it moves to new one. not like a stock if you like it and sit there forever. that's fine. one day it goes back up what you're dealing with is, this is actual oil somebody will take possession of at the end of a month. the psychology pushes it one way or another, it's an actual physical thing that somebody to take, that makes a difference.

>> if you remember yesterday we were trading $26 a barrel. all of sudden we're pushing almost $30 a barrel. melissa: new contract. >> new contract. we didn't go up $4 a barrel overnight. we went up 1.40. when one contract goes off the board, we take the next contract month which it is what it is right now. it looks like $4 increase in oil. only 1.40 increase. melissa: when you look out over future months what is the rest of the market telling you? we quote the current contract now but there are months and month down the road. that is also a telling sign. >> when eia reported inventory levels they showed a little bit of a build in crude oil. i looked at five-year average of crude oil where we are now, we have almost 450 million barrels in storage. substantially higher than the five-year average. we're well above where we should be or have been historically. which means there is a lot, let's put a ceiling why oil

should rally. when you run below a five or 10-year average on inventories you say if demand sparks up we won't have inventory to meet demand prices should go higher. if prices go higher plenty of oil to keep the demand and price is intact. melissa: before you go you called this internally in fox. where do you think it will go? >> this whole call thing, it was a big call this year, in 2015, i'm sorry. at, i really predicted a $35-barrel of oil. at 50, i said 25. 25 i think is a fair price for oil given what we have. that doesn't mean it can't go to 18 or $19 a barrel first. over course of next few months, if not years you will see oil price that goes between a 20 and $35-barrel of oil. there is just really no long term reason for oil to go higher. melissa: eric, thank you so much. really appreciate it. david: not oil, but another

liquid we're reporting on. starbucks out with first quarter results. let's go to laureate new york stock exchange. i bet by the gallon starbucks coffee is more expensive than oim by far, lori. >> hands down. you're not kidding. shares are down too from starbucks. so, the initial reaction, little bit of a disappointment here. i would put that on revenue which came in a little bit soft. 5.37 billion in the fiscal first quarter for starbucks versus 5.39 billion which is what wall street was estimating. looks like shares are down 2% here in terms of immediate reaction. earnings per share came in better than expected, 46 cents a share rather than 45 cents a share. confirming 2% move on starbucks in after-hours session. you recall we have controversy over flame red christmas cups. you think that has something to do with it? terms of initial commentary the company is reporting a little better business in asia which is

a real big trouble spot considering all the themes we've been discussing of late but it is still growth. revenue this time year ago was 4.80 billion. to grow to 5.37 billion, moving right direction. starbucks shares up 36% over last 12 months. even though shares are down they're still outperforming broader markets with all the red ink we've seen of late. back to you. david: lori, thank you very much. here to talk more where the markets go from here, scott martin, united advisors chief market strategist and fox business contributor. so, scott, the markets couldn't gain traction today, looked like they would be up well over 200 points. came way down. cut that in half. nasdaq was almost negative. why can't they gain traction? >> one of those markets, david, you get any glimpse, any unlocking of door to get out of your long position you take off, you run right through that door. i think one the scary things or not so constructive things about today was, the rally looked good

this morning but it wasn't all say puppies and ice cream. you had financials lagging. you had health care down today. consumer discretionary was strong but not as strong as you expect it on a big up day. so the names out there that have been pummeled or continue to lag on these up days. david: some people have conspiracy theory out there machines are doing betting now. that the human beings pulled back and these are program trades kicking in. any truth to that at all? >> yeah. i think when you see these big crazy moves, certainly yesterday and certainly at a couple points last week you had to figure that machines were playing the ping-pong game with each other but here's the thing, david. thing about machines, may be contrary to popular belief at least in the movies, they're not all evil. machines can buy stocks too. on days with rallies likes this, machines can put in buy orders. they just haven't done that yet. david: scott is market betting on recession?

even if it is not bets on recession could it cause recession by bringing market values down? >> it might. news and information travels so fast these days and impact to your 401(k) is clear an present it can certainly impact consumer spending to the point it could hurt the economy. i don't think it is predicting a recession yet, david, but it predicting problems overseas. we're seeing that in china. david: scott i have to run but i have to ask about apple. one stock, next week they're reporting. they're down 27%. is it time to buy in or wait to see what earnings are? >> i would wait. tough market to buy earnings in. look what happened to starbucks. i think you can get apple cheaper after, scott martin, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: donald trump campaigning across the country today. the billionaire's war of words with senator ted cruz heating up with less than two weeks until first votes are cast in the iowa caucuses. fox business's peter barnes is in d.c. with the latest on campaign trail. peter?

reporter: melissa, ted cruz is going all-in painting donald trump as former democratic sympathizer and part of the current republican establishment. this came after trump won surprise endorsement of sarah palin, comments by iowa governor terry branstad, that cruz would be dangerous as president because his opposition to ethanol subsidies and sudden reemergence of bob dole, the republicans 1996 presidential nominee. dole said, i quote, ted cruz's allegiance to the party. i don't know how often you hear him say the word republican? not so often. i don't know how he will deal with congress. nobody likes him. cnn -- wmur poll shows more new hampshire republicans like trump over cruz and the rivals by 20 points. here was cruz in new hampshire today trying to strip the

outsider label from trump. >> look at establishment right now. they're ban an doing marco rubio and rushing to donald trump. so that's where the big money is. that is where the corporate lobbyists are. that is where wall street interests are. and our campaign is fueled by over 700,000 contributions nationwide. reporter: trump embraced dole article by posting it to his social media accounts complicating cruz's argument that sarah palin is of course anti-establishment tea party favorite. melissa? melissa: peter, thank you so much. donald trump's 20-point lead over ted cruz in new hampshire isn't stopping the frontrunner from going after senator ted cruz. >> he was a canadian citizen until 14 or 15 months ago. he said he didn't know that. then he said he didn't know anything about the fact that he was borrowing the money. give me a break. >> don't listen to what any candidates say on the campaign trail. campaigns rhetoric is cheap. ignore what i say, ignore what donald says, look to our

records. melissa: with the first primary of the presidential race less than two weeks away the texas senator is brushing off the attacks and firing back at teflon trump. alice stewart, cruz campaign senior advisor and republican strategist joins me now. let's get into it. so many things being hurled at donald trump right now because he is so far out ahead. whether calling him part of the establishment, possibly a democrat. what dowhat do you think is thet effective argument if you had to whit tilt it down to one against trump? >> most effective argument he now clearly is the choice of the establishment. we've been in new hampshire for the past several days and we're seeing the establishment abandoning marco rubio, due to his position in support of amnesty and due to the fact he is not viable to win the nomination. so the establishment is lining up, hook, line and sinker behind donald trump. what we've seen this past week in new hampshire, what we saw last week throughout iowa is

that the voters in those primary process they want a consistent conservative. they want someone who will stand up to the washington cartel, someone who stands up to business as usual in washington. and that person is ted cruz and donald trump himself has said he is deal maker. he is the art of the deal. polls show -- melissa: hang on one second. until now they have been hostile, the establishment to donald trump. feels like now his lead has been so solid and so insurmountable they're trying to hop on the bandwagon before it leaves the station? >> well it's important to note most of the trend of the polls in iowa, which as you indicated that is the first test here, the iowa caucus 11 days from now, ted cruz is leading several of the latest polls. he is up three and four points in the "des moines register" poll and cnn poll. interesting to note the fox poll that came out last week showed ted cruz up four points, that is exactly precisely the time

donald trump turned up rhetoric against ted russ because he knew he was vulnerable. that his chance of winning iowa caucuses were withering a way. ted has solid ground game and organization in iowa that will turn people out to caucus. melissa: when you look at most recent monmouth university poll, a third of gop question cruz's eligibility to be president. seems like working up rhetoric as you said is working in this one instance. how do you battle against that? >> you're a number expert, melissa, when you come to polls they're a snapshot in time. one poll will not be reflective of the entire electorate, what we've seen talking to people, donald's birther argument here is not sticking. people understand. they heard the argument. they understand the birther issue that ted cruz is a u.s. citizen, he is eligible to run for president, period. end of story. people want to talk, they want to talk about national security and the economy and who will create jobs and donald trump's

argument on the birther issue didn't work with barack obama and it is not working with ted cruz. melissa: alice, thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. david. david: quite a fight. historic. like it or not facebook's coo sheryl sandberg's new strategy for fighting isis recruitment on social media may have you scratching your head. melissa: what really happened over three years ago in benghazi? we'll speak to the real-life heroes behind the tragic event that inspired the blockbuster film "13 hours." david: which they believe the story, hook, lining and sinker. the latest storm from the weather center. latest details coming right up. >> i drove home from work. i'm not used to driving in snow. it was pretty rough driving home. took him an hour to get four miles.

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melissa: the movie taking the country by storm, "13 hours" is the true story of brave secret soldiers who fought the night of the 2012 terror attack in benghazi of the film is a direct account of the men who stepped up that night even after being told to stand down. >> u.s. ambassador at risk. >> the ambassador is in his safe haven. you're not first-responders. you're the last resort. you will wait. melissa: really an incredible movie. joining me are two of the men who fought that night and inspired the film. mark geist, known as oz. john teigen, known as teeg. thanks for joining you. i saw theater in the packed house. people were rivetted blown away about the whole thing. i had questions swirling in my head watching it. mark, did you think it would be hard to get this movie made in

hollywood given how left-wing hollywood is? did you run into any snags along the way that they wanted to change anything? >> it was never thought of ours ever having this into a movie, but when we decided to go down the road and got recommended to us by our agent, you know, we set up several interviews with a lot of studios and luckily paramount had courage to do this. we thank them for that. melissa: you say have the courage. seems to acknowledge that you know a lost hollywood is left-wing. john at beginning it says, in very bold letters, this is a true story. not based on a true story. but that really struck me as i was sitting there, that you're saying these are the facts did anyone push back on that part of it? and what are michael bay's politics? did he seem to talk about that with you guys? >> i never talked about his politics. the movie and the book is true

to what we saw, what we went through and what was said to us and what we said to each other and you know, they, michael bay wanted to get it correctly. he didn't want politics to overshadow it again like it did originally. and you know, all those critics that want to come out and say, now they're saying this, you know what? a lot of politicians they weren't even there in benghazi. it wasn't a political situation that night anyways. but you know, i was told to stand down. told to wait twice. you can, you know -- melissa: those are just the facts of the situation. >> true to what we saw. melissa: mark, as you sit there and watch the film in the theater and time elapse and how many times people call and ask for help, call the military, ask for a flyover, ask for support, ask for backup while you guys are on the roof all night long, clearly the way the movie plays out there was time to come to your rescue. i'm struck at the end of the movie you're finally leaving, a libyan plane, not the u.s.

getting you out, who do you blame for not coming? and do you feel about the fact now in the aftermath when you watch discussions of this, we know that hillary clinton went home and you know got in bed and turned off the light and went to sleep that night, when you were all calling? >> you know, i've gotten past blaming anybody for it. you know, those that are responsible are those that are responsible. they will have to live with the decisions that they made. the one thing that i know that night is irrelevant if anybody was coming or not, five guys i was with that night, they are the ones i could depend on and i knew they could depend on me. that is what this is about. not about the politics. the movie, the book, we wrote it because honor to ty and glen, ambassador, sean smith, that was getting lost in the spin putting on this story. we didn't make this a political thing. it was brought out into the public not by us. it was brought out into the public by the politicians.

you know when they quit, when they weren't answering the questions and honoring the americans that sacrificed there that night, that's what really brought us out into writing the book. melissa: yeah. mark, john, thank you for coming on today. thank you for sharing your story. thank you most of all for your service. we appreciate night thank you very much. >> thanks for the platform. david: new emails show the water contamination crisis in flint, michigan could have been prevented. we were talking about hillary clinton, no stranger to email controversy. could she have had emails on her server so top secret even the committee investigating her couldn't read them? >> you notice how positive she is about the president? you know why, right? you know why. because she wants to stay out of the clink.

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by the way, one of five hostages released from iran returning to u.s. soil, just moments ago. amir hekmati is home again in flint, michigan. we wish him well. semper fi. melissa: fighting isis with facebook likes. speaking in davos at the world economic forum facebook coo sheryl sandberg believes positive messages on the terrorist group's social media pages could help counter their views. jo ling kent joins us with more. jo? >> sheryl sandberg saying this in davos. she believes counter speech already happening on social media, the like, flooding likes to fight isis or positive messages on say neo-nazi media page on facebook will turn the trick in terms of counter propraganda. a lot of skeptics out there don't love this idea so much especially as it comes two weeks after the white house and top officials met with facebook an apple and a bunch of other big

tech trying to figure out a good way to counter isis and other terror groups on social media including at facebook. they want information from social media companies who are very reluctant to provide it. interesting comments from cheryl sand per, the coo of facebook, how to fight isis with likes. melissa: there you go, jo. see you at top of the hour for "risk & reward." looking forward to that. reporter: see ya. david: look where the markets ended today. the dow was up 250 points at one point in the day. could not hold on to the lead. ended up in triple digit to the plus side. look at nasdaq. nasdaq just about flat. oil up a good 5%, just under 5% but did not bring markets with it at least not the entire day. millions of people bracing for a massive snowstorm heading straight for the east coast. we'll bring you an update on the storm coming next. melissa: plus vladmir putin taking his revenge to a new level. details on his push for poison. that's coming up. when heartburn hits

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coverry by saying quote, it is alarming that the intelligence community inspector general, ig, working with republicans in congress, continues to selectively leak materials in order to resurface the same allegations and try to hurt hillary clinton's presidential campaign, end quote. fox news's catherine herridge has details of this story. catherine, that really is quite a charge from the clinton group that the inspector general is conspiring with republicans to smear hillary. reporter: david, very serious allegation. with hillary clinton's campaign team attacking the intelligence agencies, their email review as well as its conclusion some e-mails contained intelligence beyond top secret the white house said that the administration has no say in the matter. >> these kind of reviews that are conducted by inspectors general are done independent of the administration. decisions to pursue a particular review and results of those reviews that are presented to capitol hill are made public are entirely decisions made

independent of the administration. reporter: though the inspector general for the intelligence community charles mccullough iii is obama administration appointee. his job is to relay intelligence agency findings about emails, not provide his own judgment, mrs. clinton attacked the messenger in a radio interview with npr. >> this seems to me you know, another effort to inject this into the campaign. it's another leak. i'm just going to leave it up to the professionals at the justice department because nothing that this says changes the fact that i never sent or received material marked classified. reporter: the two sources tell fox news senior lawmakers with oversight of the state department can't even read the emails from these highly-classified special access programs without additional permission from the intelligence agencies who ran those programs. the clinton campaign also claimed the highly-classified intelligence is nothing more

than a forwarded news report from the "new york times" about a drone strike but security clearance holders, david, can not confirm the drone's program existence or expand upon details in unclassified setting like personal email. we were also told today the findings of the inspector general are not just a single email and a single incident. that in fact there are several programs that were affected here, david. david: it is amazing though them pointing the finger at ig. he by the way was appointed by president obama for the record. reporter: that's correct. david: good to see you, catherine. thank you very much. let's bring in sebastian gorka. how serious was it for clinton have the document the on her server? there may have been than one server. go ahead. >> this is enormous. we talked about smoking guns. this is biggest. this is 44 magnum of smoking guns. sap, for those that are not

familiar, sap is one. highest classifications out there. if you think about it our nuclear weapons programs fall under sap. the idea we're putting these on to private, unguarded servers, this moans that any enemy nation could penetrate and get access to those secrets. david: wow. >> which undermines our national security or could lead to the secretary being blackmailed. david: well, this is a woman who not only was secretary of state but she may be the commander-in-chief, sebastian. what does it mean to you that that a woman who some could argue played loose with some. country's secrets, could be in charge of all secrets as commander-in-chief? >> it is not playing loose, even listen to the sound bites how she parses word. i did not receive or send information marked classified. that doesn't matter. it is not marking that makes a government piece of information

classified. david: right. >> it's the nature of the information. david: i understand, sebastian. we get out serious, the question could be so much more serious if she becomes commander-in-chief. >> yes. david: this is again, she will have to deal with iranians, with russians. she is going to be having to deal with all of the secrets that the nation has. that must be of great concern to you and folks in the military? >> yes. for two reasons. number one, this is how she dealt with it when she was simply a cabinet member, how is she going to deal with it if she is commander-in-chief. and secondly, there is the issue of what if anonymous or the chinese access that information on her private server? and she's in the white house and they start to blackmail her, saying if you don't do this with regards to something that matters to us we're going to let out what you really did. so she is eminently blackmailable along with the issue of security of our future information.

david: somebody bastion, gorka, sobering information. >> thank you. melissa: threat of major winter storm is prompting the capitol to shut down the metro subway system starting friday afternoon through sunday morning. major service changes also in effect for metrorail, metro bus and metro access there. something to keep an eye on. major winter storm as we said barreling towards the east coast. heavy snow expected across 15 states with more than 50 million people bracing for blizzard conditions. here with details, fox news senior meteorologist. rick, what is the late everyon this one? >> it is a doozy and it is really going right for the d.c. area. there are a lot of pieces to it. we'll have severe weather impact. a lot of coastal damage to a lot of wind along coast and we're obviously talking about the snow. tornado concerns already, the southern side of the storm, really center is across kansas

and missouri but pulling up this air from the gulf. we have tornado watches, one until 7:00, one until 10:00 p.m. tonight. we'll likely see more extend across the gulf and tomorrow it is florida. you go to the north side of this. we're watching ice storm. it will be significant one for the north georgia mountains, parts of north caroline. cities like asheville, greensboro, charlotte. we'll watch icing, maybe half-inch, a little more than that then snow falling on top of it. look how widespread the winter storm warnings are. anywhere you see the pink, that includes places like little rock, memphis, nashville. across interappalachians and then d.c. that's where we have blizzard warnings in effect. baltimore as well. you will have snow and incredibly strong winds. it will create visibility or limit visibility less than a quarter of a mile. blizzard watches in effect where you see the green as well. coastal damages. then we'll have the snow take a

look at this. it has been very consistent, this bull's-eye of snow across parts of virginia. some areas will see over two feet of snow. where it is happening impossible to say. depends where bands line up. best estimate of foot 1/2, two feet of snow in the d.c. area. likely baltimore as well. big concerns nor new york city, that is dividing line getting snow or not much snow. we're seeing six to 12. that is good news. it will be windy with saturday event. one last thing to tell you about here, temperatures will warm up a little bit. we'll be back into the upper 30s by monday. take a look at this, melissa, on tuesday, back into the mid 40s. a lot of the snow will begin to melt. it won't stick around sometimes as they can in january. that is one little bright note. melissa: that is bad news for my kids. they're rooting for a lot of snow. want to stick around for. david: wrath of god, all on washington, d.c. all about the beltway. a few other stories on our

radar. kremlin kill order into the investigation into the death of 2006 of a former russian spy concluded his killing was probably approved by ration president vladmir putin. michigan governor's office passing the buck apparently. emails released by governor rick snyder revealed top aides of governor passed responsibility for flint's water contamination to local officials. emails show months of complaints did not prompt any action until late 2015. your chances of living triple digits are getting better. new study shows that number of americans above the age of 100 has increased more than 43% since the start of the 21st century. that's good news. melissa: all right, the toys awakened. hottest items on the shelves and pretty penny making for "star wars." election night preview, jeb bush launching a new ad campaign, courting voters that it is not too late. >> we can not preproject that

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david: jeb bush is using a new ad to give vote arrest glimpse into the future what they say will be the future in donald trump becomes the republican nominee. take a look. >> with almost all of the vote now actually counted we can now project hillary clinton will win. >> i'm watching hillary clinton receive the victory tonight. >> they look at done done as greatest gift from heaven, easy person to pete in the general election. >> she will become the next president of the united states. david: the new ad part of the former governor's efforts to convince voters is he right candidate to beat hillary clinton. here to weigh in, know well nikpour, fund-raiser and matt slap,. this is smart.

previous ads of jeb bush have gone directly against donald trump. if you go at him he hits harder than he gets hit you end up losing this is image of hillary in the white house that scares hell out of republicans. >> i think it is smart as well. it remind people of what donald trump's biggest question mark is. we know that how much he is connected to republican base voters, that vote in primaries but the real question does he have big negatives with some of these swing voters. people can argue both sides. it is smart move by jeb bush. only question mark with all those polls it might not be hillary clinton who will be the nominee. it could be the bern. david: i think you could substitute bernie in there too. noelle, look at the specific numbers as we have them now. "real clear politics" gives you average of poll numbers. this is extraordinary, hillary wins against trump and bush in the average by almost exactly

the same amount, 2.5%. against trump, 2.4%. i have never seen it that close. have you. >> no, no, i have not. but you know what? looking at this ad i have got to tell you this is bush's message, and this is what he has been trying to get out. he is trying to say, hey, everybody, look at bigger picture. look what can happen. look at the bigger picture. while trump may be you know, mr. right now, i'm actually mr. right. i'm actually mr. right for that can take us all the way and beat her. i think -- david: the thing is, noelle, that ad only works, that idea only works if trump doesn't do as well as jeb does against hillary. right now they're dead-even. if in fact jeb goes down and trump begins to do better against hillary in the polls, that ad doesn't work, right? >> that's a very -- david: go ahead, quickly, noelle and then matt. >> there are a lot of people that are democrats that are not

happy with hillary clinton and her scandals and they really don't like the socialist bernie sanders. so they don't have a political home. david: okay. >> jeb bush is saying he may be that political home. david: noelle, excuse me, matt, what does happen if in fact jeb begins to lose against hillary and trump comes up against hillary? >> look i think all these general election polls right now don't mean a whole lot on the ballot. i think what matters is the themes, characteristics of candidates. donald trump is doing so well because he is seen as strong leader, even if it is fuzzy a little bit where he would be on policies and hillary clinton is weak because of at end of the day she is much at thatted to all these scandals. david: right. >> many of her own making. the real question, reason why this is smart for jeb bush. david: quickly. >> remind conservatives and pubs what they care about. what they care about? winning. eight years in the desert is terrible and they want to win, thank you both. appreciate it. melissa. melissa: all new planet, new

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i $700 million. i know melissa has some of those. melissa: yes. planet 9 may have 10 times the mass of earth. what they're calling the new 9th member of our solar system? planet 9. very creative. the author of the orbit tall perspective joins us now. what do you think about this? why are weigh only noticing this now? >> i think about it, it is really exciting. it really indicates and highlights the fact that not only do we not understand everything that we need to know about in the universe but we don't even really fully understand our own cosmic backyard, our own solar system. and why i think we haven't discovered it? let's be clear, first of all. we haven't discovered a new planet. what we discover ad solution to a mathematical anomaly. we discovered potential to a anomaly observed observed in ths of objects in the distant solar system and mathematical models

really point towards a possibility of this massive planet and the reason why we vent discover it as of yet because it is way out there. we orbit the sun once a year. that is the definition of a year. we would orbit the sun 20,000 times before this object or this planet would have orbited the sun so it is way out there. melissa: by that logic there could be even more out there past the ninth, right? >> exactly. history is just filled with cases where we thought we knew the end of the solar system and, history has proven us wrong again and again. so there is a lot i think we don't understand about our own backyard. melissa: so what is next, ron? what do we do to figure out more about this? >> well i think the main reason why it was announced is to get everybody looking. it is a large piece of sky that has to be searched but we can systematically now start looking for this planet and i think, if it is there, we'll find it. it is predicted we could find it

within five years. melissa: wow. ron, thank you for coming on. very cool stuff. very exciting. >> what do you think we should call it, melissa? melissa: pluto. i'm kidding. >> we tried that one. melissa: melissa's planet. we'll do one of those. thank you for coming on. david: you know order of planets. >> that is pluto joke. david: that is order of planets. only thing i remember from school. before you reach for the razor, why you might want to consider growing a beard for your health. melissa: hmmm.

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