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go. only the little i was a little green to show you. it struggles at the aftermath. after scandal after scandal. earnings-per-share. i did miss expectations. it is a closely watched number. that also fell short of the streets estimates. they expect costs to deal with the scandals will ease after 200019. shares are trading higher over the opening bell. it was trading all over the place. the new ipad pro is then with its latest eye button.

it will push what you can do on any computer. they start at about $800. in 25% more than previous additions. the starting price about $1,200. it starts at about $800. take a look at shares of apple. president trump is kicking off his final midterm push. a big rally in fort myers florida today. they are trying to knock out

the democratic incumbent. the day before americans go to the polls. don't forget to turn tune into fbn and. we've a very special midterm election coverage. it all starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. right here on foxbusiness. in a controversial move. at present trump said he wants to end birthright citizenship for babies born to illegal immigrants. the united states is one of 30 nations all across the globe that watch it --dash mac that matches that. if you're born in the u.s. you are a citizen of the u.s. they were told in an interview.

he wants eggs issue an executive order that birthright citizenship does not apply to the children of those who come into the country illegally. the only country in the world where they are a citizen of the united states. an executive order. and there would there would surely be legal challenges. the 14th amendment citizenship is clear. the vice president mike pence has invoked the possibility of

heading this all the way up to the supreme court. they've never ruled they have never ruled on whether or not the language was subject there of. the house speaker speaker has come out against the president saying they cannot issue an executive order to change the 1h amendment. back to our other top story this morning. let's take a closer look now. good morning guys. it's almost like there was a miss.

they missed on revenue. but it wasn't as bad as the street thought. we were anticipating a hollowing nightmare from facebook and obviously that is not what they produced on the top line and bottom line. investors were very scared because the stock have been over $220 a share. we have wide springs --dash mac wide swings last name when they talked about increased costs going forward as far as facebook goes. what was your reaction to the earnings. as they talked about having to change the platform.

what tends to happen on the platforms. it was a cool way that they have them. 70% of the economy is 70% of the economy is the stock price totally comes in. they had been substantially down. 19% year-to-date. they could've really seen some pressure as far as users go.

more people using the instagram feature which is obviously gaining a lot more traction these days. we are looking for slower growth yet still growth over the next couple of years. looking out two to three years from now. once they have started to monetize it more. we should see earnings a and start to accelerate even more. they say after 200019 they should eventually be dealt with as far as data profs to scene. i think you will never be able to fully police that platform. and obviously a lot of these

big technology giants are dealing with that issue. a major milestone. california will allow the company to test fully autonomous vehicles around the state. it won't even require a backup safety driver. the first ride will transport them. they say the new flavor is a shot at present trump. we've chocolate ice cream and white and dark chunks. it's part of the campaign to lick injustice. they are in for a tweet --dash

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>> let's get you cut caught up on what's happening now. after yesterday's big snapback rally. we may have another rally today. tech heavy nasdaq up 121. the fuselage of the jet that crashed on monday may have been found in the java sea. they had identified the location of the sea --dash mac of back of the plane on the ocean floor. no one is believed to have survived the crash. families of the victims of whitey bulger are speaking out. he was killed in prison by alleged ties to the mafia. he doesn't deserve a good quiet happy death.

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president trump is gearing up for a new immigration showdown bound to end birthright citizenship. you can definitely do it with an act of congress but now they are saying i can do is just an executive order. where the only country in the world where a person comes in and has a baby and the baby is assist in the united states

for 85 years with all of his benefits. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are criticizing this plan. when i found out you were aghast for the show on this topic i said she's perfect. she can explain this to us without getting into the weeds and making our eyebrows clays over. is that constitutional. it's great to be with you. the supreme court has not settled the question explicitly about whether or not citizenship through the 14th amendment or any other channel that they have defined applies to children who are born to illegal immigrant parents are people who don't have a legal status here.

it did not define citizenship. that particular clause subject to the jurisdiction that sounds really legal or technical. basically within the context of the debate when the amendment was originally ratified the senate who is pushing forward that particular citizenship clause. he said that subject to the jurisdiction thereof it's really not meant for people who are just within the geographic boundaries of the united states but that particular element should be interpreted at as exclusive allegiance not just geographically defined. i think the president has been very wise to talk about this and encourage a national debate. this is an open question. the editorial board writes this. that the president is driving in his own constitutional ditch and they are arguing

that this is days before the midterm elections. and he can actually and he shouldn't actually do this in order to get all of the democratic in leftist rhetoric as a very short memory. we've have this conversation to other immigration questions. we saw the national debate over the separation of children and the parents at the border. that was fully and constitutional. it wishes and encouragement to congress to act. after were debating this whole entire subject. we don't even know what an executive order may contain in terms of its language. we really don't know whether or not the substance will be constitutional.

this issue has become a magnet for illegal immigration in modern times. maybe something will change. the timing of all this is pretty interesting. incorporation you very much. has hollowing but don't be afraid to look at your markets this morning. here is how it futures are fearing. we can have a strong opening to the markets. coming up. facebook still hurting after a data and privacy scandal. what more can they do to move past them. censoring yet another conservative. a moment of silence marsha

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it's down 6% for the month. but don't be scared. we do have up arrows and is gaining 2.1 percent. >> don't be scared to look at it either way. the shanghai composite up 1.4% overnight. but it was down nearly 8% for the month. you've heard about flippy the robot. now meet the pizza robot. fbn and continues right now. happy halloween. the kids are ready i hope.

she has handcuffs in every thing. and we have a big day ahead of us. stocks did close near their height to the session yesterday. and futures are up this morning. all on track for their worst month in years. the global ambassador into a fox news contributor. should we buy the discount that we are seen or should we wait it out. while she is street is getting it marked down more. about $145 per share recently. it came out pretty good. i was a high of 218 a few months ago. i bought uranium stock recently.

i think they are great buys out there. if you're not buying right now you can get the chance to buy in the next few weeks. we love a lot of volatility going forward. that tends to lend to volatility for the year end. nothing has really changed. you have all this a volatility. if you think they are still trying to find a buyer --dash make a value for stock. >> that's exactly what it is. we knew that was coming for quite some time. nothing has changed. the economy is still doing fantastic. we have corporate earnings that were up 26% this quarter. i think the biggest thing out there right now.

as the tariff war. where president trump and president gee. if we do it's gonna be a huge surprise. if we don't we could have the escalation of the trade were going on right now. i was also bad for our economy. there is also politics. we have the midterm elections. the democrats take the house. it is the content consensus. thirty-five to 38 times. it has lost seats in the house. if that doesn't happen. i think the market has a leg up from here. i think you'll see tax cuts with 2.0. most of president trump's progrowth agenda has already been put in place.

that second a change. consumer confidence is at an 18 year high. the stock prices are lower. when the stocks are doing so well. many americans feel poor. does that effect things. if they have a nike issues are the new apple iphone. they're gonna spend it no matter what. happy halloween to you. thank you for joining us. and mary early christmas after that segment. facebook and earnings. not a disaster but now investors are looking ahead to what is ahead next for the company. let's ask ian marlowe. he is a cyber security expert. good morning. that is a question. have they done enough so far. it's gonna cost them from the earnings report. but have they done enough so

far. i don't think there is ever get to be an answer to that. we really need to see them being moved from being reactive to proactive. we need to move forward with telling us about all of those. down 19%. the have of the earnings lesson for the year. facebook got really smacked by cambridge in to come. then you have that access. it looks like facebook has gone too far. did you hear anything on the call last night that made you believe that facebook is not serious about reining in their own bad behavior. we are looking at major changes in the eu for that.

is there anything i heard on the call last night. but the truth is that were to see changes they are to force changes to see how the attitude changes. you look at gdp and how it is. and how they are going to have to report. what do you think of mark zuckerberg as a leader. he has become the face of this. he was dragged out on capitol hill to defend the company. is he the right person to lead facebook to the next two years. as they try to deal with the privacy concerns that had plagued them this year. you're talking about a market that is barely 15 years old. with rules that really need to catch up to where we gone now.

i think we are going to see what happens based on any inner peer --dash make any interference that could possibly occur here. our those platforms secure in your opinion. security is only as secure as when we see that there hasn't been a breach for a. of time what we need to do is be very aware that almost any platform can be hacked. and what information you put out there be very sensitive tip. they are they are reporting that they are now actively working to acquire a steak and papa john's. all of this coming amid a battle for control. he owns about 30% of the company.

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pre-existing condition should not be a reason for someone to not get insurance. that's how we built our plans. we work aggressively to get into all communities. people should be concerned and we should all strive to make sure that folks can get coverage when they need it regardless of their pre-existing conditions. what do you do for your some of this you can control. the political landscape obviously. we have 20 retail centers places where our members can come and engage us face-to-face. we also have lots of outreach and community-based organizations. if they're coming with florida blue. we will have coverage for them.

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lauren: october is a volatile month for trading and this month has certainly been no exception with the dow swinging wildly from sharp losses to sharp gains, we have a loss for the month of october, michael houston is chief market analyst at cmc markets and joins us now, michael, have europe markets had same volatility like in the u.s.? >> as supposed how you define volatility. we have seen similar price swings. there's evidence that we may have seen the short-term base but ultimately given the

volatility that we have seen not only here in europe also in the u.s. but in asia as well, i think it's quite likely that the volatile will continue into november, though, i think whisper it quietly we may have seen a short-term base. [laughter] cheryl: real quick on china, concerns that economy is slowing, what do you make of that? >> it's not really a purr price, that's why stock markets have been on edge for 3 to 4 weeks. the numbers merely confirm what investors had been fearing and that's why you sell on the rumor, buy on the news. lauren: michael houston, thank you very much for your perspective this morning. >> thank you. cheryl: looking at european markets right now, you're seeing all markets higher, that's translating over to europe, taking a look at averages, looking strong. taking a look at u.s. futures,

we are not scared. lauren: a lot of people at the street -- november 7th -- cheryl: i'm going to yell to the rooftops that it's time for maria bartiromo. maria: happy halloween to you, good morning, everybody, thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, it is october 31st, wednesday morning, happy halloween to you, top stories right now just 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. markets in rally mode this morning, take a look at futures indicating bounce at the trade this morning. nasdaq up 56 points, almost 1% higher on the nasdaq this morning, extending yesterday's rally, major indices up 1 and a half percent across the board, take a look. the s&p up 1 and two-thirds percent and nasdaq 1 and

two-thirds as well. nasdaq been worst performer of the month, down 11%, worst monthly decline since october 2008. s&p down 8% for the month of october, global markets this morning look like, this take a look. we are looking at firmer tone here in europe, ftse up one and a third, cac quarante up 2% and dax index in germany up better than 1%, in asia overnight, gains across the board, best performer japan, nikkei average up better than 2%, general motors, kelloggs, yum brands all among reporting earnings this morning ahead of the open, a busy opening this morning on earnings. facebook was the story yesterday, stock is up this morning on earnings news, results in line with company's earlier guidance, 151 and change. honoring the victims this morning, president trump visiting the synagogue where 11 people were killed, he