i don't even know where to begin. her with her state of the union which was a ridiculous lie. i don't get it. david: before puerto rico, there was her trip to hawaii. that does it forward bulls and bears. we'll see you next time. >> a wall is an immorality. it's not who we are as a nation. >> i don't think this is an issue of morality it's an issue of does it work. president trump: many democrats in the house and senate would like to make a deal, speaker pelosi will not let them negotiate. the party has been hijacked by the open borders fringe within the party. the radical left becoming the radical democrats. hopefully democrat lawmakers will step forward to do what is right for our country, and what's right for our country is

border security. liz: i civil war in the democrat ranks. steny hoyer disagreeing with nancy pelosi saying the wall is not immoral and they actually work. they disagree, the two parties on what works best. democrats stepping up and disagreeing with nancy pelosi. the president seems to be right. she won't let them vote unless they are in lock step with her. we have a second caravan on the move. this one from el salvador. we debate what if steny hoyer was house speaker and not nancy pelosi. would we still be in shutdown mode or would we have a deal? this as president trump issues a hardball mac down. raw politics like you have never seen it before. accusing he lowsive avoiding

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you are watching the fox business network. the president firing back, canceling and postponing pelosi's trip to afghanistan. let's get to edward lawrence. he's at the white house with the latest. no thaw in the chill for the government shutdown. nancy pelosi renewing her call for the president to postpone the state of the union address until after the government shutdown. the president respond by sending this letter to the house speaker. he informed her her trip to pea equip and brussels and afghanistan is postponed. the lawmakers were only on the bus when they found out the trip was canceled. it then drove around the capital away from news cameras to let members off. the president said i am sure you believe postponing this public

relations event is totally appropriate. president trump: while many democrats in the house and senate would like to make a deal, speaker pelosi will not let them negotiate. the party has been hijacked by the open borders fringe within the party. the radical left becoming the radical democrats. reporter: for her part, the house speaker defending her stance that the state of the union should be postponed. >> let, get a date when government is open. let's pay the employees. maybe he thinks it's okay not to pay people who do work, i don't. and my caucus doesn't either. reporter: this back and forth has lindsey graham saying one

sophomoric response doesn't deserve another. president trump denying speaker pelosi military travel to visit our floops afghanistan, all allies in egypt and nato is also inappropriate. liz: get inside, get warm. netflix. this is the toast of wall street right now. it's just out with its earnings numbers. if you got it, this stock is on the move. its earnings conference call is under way. lots of fears netflix cannot service its boatload of debt to buy all of that's contents. deirdre bolton is all over this story. reporter: take a look at the earnings posted. it's exceeding wall street'

expectations. a clear beat. but it missed wall street's revenue number. not a huge difference but it's a miss all the same. that's part of what's putting pressure on the stock after hours. also giving lower guidance for the current quaisht. netflix says it will log $4.19 billion versus the $4.21 billion. 8.8 million new customers is what netflix signed up saying it will add 8 .9 million this quartered. netflix does have a first mover advantage. we talk about that concept with technology.

but more competitors are coming online. some exist such as amazon as far as streaming competitor. disney signing with oprah winfrey and others. at&t and comcast ramping up. all of these already have a streaming business or soon will be streaming their own content. as for the subscription price hikes. analysts say it proves they have pricing power. netflix will have to watch its step. another metric getting a lot of attention is the cash burn. $3 billion of negative free cash flow. but morgan stanley saying that goes away in two years for the positive. liz: that's a great thing. you are a great reporter. i don't see how netflix pulls this off. they have got to keep their

customers happy with new content. that means a boatload of new content. 139 million customers worldwide, that's about the population of mexico. markets hitting session highs on a report administration officials might be debating whether to dial back on the 200 billion of chinese goods. that was set to kick in march 1 as you a double to 25%. but is it really happening? we have to get to susan li to straighten out this story. maybe the white house and the administration may be lifting those china trade tariffs. not the case according to the treasury and the white house. saying no trade decisions have been made. encouraging for the markets is

we'll have the high-level discussions coming d.c. at the end of this month. you know, i think it's encouraging with the comments saying at least we breached these high levels. see these trade-related stocks, boeing, cat pillar, leading the gains today. we are on a three-day winning streak on the 10-year note. hitting the highest in 2019. so there is encouragement. the financials a bit of a miss with morgan stanley. goldman and bank of america doing pretty well. liz: this is a story, my jaw drops over this story. we are all waiting for this deal to come. we'll have you on again, susan. thank you so much. we want to get to that political

bombshell. top democrat steny hoyer splitting with nancy pelosi on the border wall. >> i don't think this is an issue of immorality. a wall is immoral if you try to imprison people. a wall that protects people is not immoral. the question is whether it works. obviously it works some places. liz: the white house is canceling its davos delegation trip. that's not happening. let's bring in republican senator marcia blackburn. the president looks like his team is staying in town and nancy pelosi got her military trip -- military jet use of and * canceled. let's get back to steny hoyer. why would he make a comment at this time that the wall is not

immoral countering and rebutting what nancy pelosi says. >> when you listen to steny you hear what so many democrats are starting to say is look, there should be security on on the border. they know it's not immoral. they know walls work. you can ask israel. walls work. people want to see the border secured. they know the border patrol candidate for three things, a border, more technology and more officers and agents on the ground down there. people want to see our nation secure. and they know it's immoral that there is drug trafficking and human sex trafficking, ander bit of this end up in our communities. it's why when you talk to law enforcement they will tell you. er state is a border state. every town is a border town until we get the border secure and this problem solved.

liz: what if steny hoyer were house speaker? >> that's an issue the democrats can decide. but i will tell you this, what the american people want to see and what i hear from 10ians -- what i hear from tennesseans every day, they want to see issues resolved. they want access to healthcare resolved. they want to see confirmation of more federal justices. liz: hoyer and pelosi reportedly hate each other. are you hearing they don't like each other? >> what we are hearing is there are deep fissures in the democrat party. liz: they don't like each other. is that what you are hearing? >> we are hearing there are lots of divisions and there are plenty of democrats saying the

president has an offer on the table. it's up to the democrats to go to the table to accept, reject or offer a counter offer. liz: we showed you a list of democrats who said a border wall works. we have 8 freshmen democrats pushing for nancy pelosi to make a deal. but we are hearing nancy pelosi is blocking them from voting unless they vote the way she says. we hear democrats are voting for $26 billion for border security. then the "new york times" reported chuck schumer agreed to $25 billion last january. why is $5.7 billion so outlandish? >> they don't want to give donald trump a win. it's like nancy pelosi saying let's not do the state of the union.

this is a time when people need to be hearing from the president. i hope he'll come and give that address from the senate floor. that would be wonderful if he did. people want to know how we are going to move forward and solve these issues facing them every day. come back soon. liz: the white house officially canceled its delegation to davos. this clearly looks like edward that the white house is saying we are staying in town, nancy pelosi, you have got to stay in town, too, is that what it looks like? >> it does seem like that, the white house saying if we are not going to allow congressional leaders to go, we shouldn't have our folks go overseas. but the original argument was some of these folks aren't involved in the negotiations back and forth. the treasury secretary and secretary ross and the commerce

department were all going over to davos. but now that trip has been canceled by the president entirely. there will be no u.s. delegation going over there. a statement by the white house says out of consideration for the 800,000 workers not receiving pay, president trump canceled the delegation to the trip to the world economic for number davos. the trip officially canceled. liz: stay in town and get a deal done. liz: we'll be right back. stay there. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell.

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liz: i can't believe this story. catholic nuns are among the shareholders asking amazon to stop trading privacy for profits. they are talking about facial recognition. here is what's launching this story. facebook and instagram, did see they wanted you to participate in a 10-year challenge where you post side by side selfies of yourself 10 years ago and today. a tech report at "wire" magazine

theorized that facebook is use your photos to train their algorithm to track you as you age. facebook is denying all this. apple ceo, tim cook, says congress, it's time to act. there are all sorts of things happening with this topic. i still can't get over what's going on with amazon. let's bring in ned ryun and madison jessiate oh. libertarians on the right say we are worried about privacy. we have catholic nuns, the sisters of st. francis saying stop with facial recognition. those governments could be targeting us. right? that's an issue. >> one of the major concerns

many people share with this lawsuit as well as many of the other people who spoke out against the face recognition software is it's inaccurate. we have seen this cost ware used and it has identified congressmen and women as people who have been arrested inaccurately. we want to do a better job in identifying criminals and terrorists and being able to arrest them and bring them to justice. but where do we draw that line when it comes to our civil liberties and constitutional rights. liz: should facebook be saying we are going to be use your facial data out of the photos you are posting. post what you looked like 10 years ago versus saying i don't know what facebook is doing with it. >> this is a conversation that's

long overdue in d.c. what are these tech companies doing? we failed to define them properly. the exemptions to the deli communications act need to be renegotiated. they have decided to become publishers and communications companies. and they have to be defined as such. i'm telling you, consent in silicon valley when it comes to date and privacy and consent in the real world are two different things. i think it's time we had this conversation. the last point i'll make on this if you have concerns about how immoral and unethical these companies have been. why in a million years would we trust them with what they are doing in regards to artificial

intelligence. they are in an artificial intelligence arms race trying to create a world many of us wouldn't be comfortable with. liz: when i heard facebook was letting huawei read its facebook content, we don't even know if they were reading your content and also russian search engines. you guys are great tonight. thank you so much. huawei is considered an arm of the chinese government. it's one of china's biggest tech companies. the criminal probe into huawei for stealing trade secrets. but there is more. british prime minister theresa may may be preparing to exit the e.u. the.

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liz: let's take you to the u.k. the brexit plan theresa may planned has failed. companies like sony and toyota is worried that if england drops out of the e.u., they will be hit with tariffs by the e.u. this is a story of political will. the exit is to stand up and have a backbone and do what's right. >> britain needs to leave the

european iewn yiewnd is being called a managed new deal on march 29, 2019, under such an arrangement britain would revert to world trade organization rules. britain would be free to negotiate a u.s.-u.k. trade deal. it would be a powerful engine for advancing economic growth, liberty and freedom on both sides of the atlantic. i understand why big business is so concerned about a new deal. but it would lead to a low tax, high growth environment in the united kingdom. i think it will be a favorable environment for american and global businesses to invest in. and fortunately there have been very, very strong support from the u.s. administration for

brexit as a whole and the u.s.-u.k. free trade. liz: we have these fan tactical pie in the sky budgets, we have rioting going on in france. if you are standing on the shores of eveningsland and looking across the channel at frants, it's crazy town. double digit unemployment and high tax rates. these companies in panic mode, they need to chill out. the u.k. could join a list of 50 other companies that trade with the e.u. like the u.s., china, south america, south korea. >> these excellent points. i think that, you know, with the

brexit decision, that the british people took in 2016 to leave the european union, they threw a lifeboat off the e.u. titanic. the e.u. is low growth, high taxation, high unemployment, huge unfunded pension liabilities. britain getting out of the e.u. would be a great boost for the british economy. and it's great for american companies because it will be a huge u.s.-u.k. agreement. i think it will be a great generator of jobs on both sides of the atlantic. getting out of the e.u. is the best thing possible for the united kingdom. we just have to make sure britain gets out of the i.u. on march 29. liz: is there any way to draw a parallel with the political class in england with the

political class here in the united states? >> i think there is. there is a political establishment in the united kingdom which tried to prevent brexit from taking place. they are now trying to derail the brexit process. the british people voted in part to leave the european union because they were fed up with the ruling political elites in europe and the ruling elites in great britain as well who oppose brexit. you see the same mindset in the united states as well with a sort of political class that is highly resistant to the change which is dismissive of public popular opinion which supports the open borders approach which is the antithesis of brexit. brexit is about retaking control of britain's borders and to insure britain can decide who comes into the country.

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liz: we know about the fighting going on in d.c. there are bigger things going not world. new alarm bells broke after word broke the justice department is in an advanced criminal probe into chinese tech giant huawei allegedly stealing trade secrets. general jack keane is warning about huawei. huawei is an arm of the chinese

communist government. huawei is helping china on a march to achieve economic and global dominance. you watch. >> to a country, particularly an emerging nation. they give that country major loans to do infrastructure, et cetera. the chinese insist, stuart, they insist that huawei becomes their major technology company. and also to use chinese telecom communications. why? for the next generation or two they own all the personal intelligence inside that country. liz liz: china is giving loans to countries in africa, let huawei in and we'll build your telecommunications grid. china is entering those countries and basically getting

intelligence from those countries. that's the issue with solar panels. analysts are warning solar panels are letting china into the electric grid. the you a tore of china's secret strategy to replace america as the world's super power. i welcome both of you to the show. michael. china is about smart cities, not just the internet of things. >> that's right. it's a leading goal. liz: are you worried about huawei in general? they are taking a lead in 5g equipment in the past couple hours. the chinese ambassador in canada has threatened the kn government if they block huawei from

getting into the 5g system there will be serious repercussions. what you quay is very advanced in our system. in england, germany, japan. they have gone very, very far in what you might call penetration of the telecommunications system. they are the largest manufacturer in the world of telecommunications equipment. it has become known to the justice department and fbi that there is espionage going on. liz: every company in china is supposed to work for the protection of the communist party. germany is saying stay away from our 5g. we don't want you near our 5g infrastructure. >> everybody is talking about this now.

for a decade i was a supervisor with the fbi managing a computer intrusion counter-intelligence squad. part of our job was to educate the community brought risks from china. so often when i would talk to these companies, the technology companies, the healthcare companies, they never understood why the chinese government was targeting them. now with china getting into telecommunications, it plays into their plan to be a global super power. now all the allegations are there are back doors in these pieces of technology and they can see everything we are doing. that's a concern for us when we are talking about our defense and economic security. liz: scott, you are an important person at the fbi. he makes an important point. michael, how is huawei threatening canada? that's breaking news.

what's the threat? >> it's a rare press conference by the chinese ambassador. they told the media this a couple hours ago. he didn't spellsify what the repercussions will be. they have shown us they can quickly change the criminal sentence of a canadian citizen in china to a death sentence. apparently this technology supremacy is very important to china. the daughter of the founder of huawei who is under arrest and on bail in canada. canada is a front-line state. the problem five or ten years ago people didn't want to hear about chinese espionage, they didn't understand what china was after. it's technology advantage and commercial advantage. liz: this is a growing story.

we are going to need to have you back on. can we come back soon to talk about it? >> i agree with scott. absolutely. liz: good to see you. thank you so much. here is breaking news for you. amtrak announced it's canceling 15 trains in the northeast and mid-east this weekend. we have a monster blizzard bearing down, bearing quite a punch. reporter: two storms moving across the country. one across the west right now brought a lot of rain, incredible amounts of snow to the sierra nevada and windy conditions as well. this has a lot of energy. in the short-term winter storming warnings in effect. the winds are dying down a little bit because of all the fires we have had. the big rain areas we have had

watching the continued threat for flooding. we'll watch big snow across parts of the internet. this is the one moving towards the east. it's a very light kind of a weak system. it will move through quickly. some spots maybe an inch or so as it moves on through. it's the storm behind it through parts of the west. and that will become a big storm across parts of the upper plains and illinois and indiana through the ohio valley and become a big storm saturday night through sunday it's the i-95 corridor on the line between rain, snow and ice. snowfall totals will be difficult for to us nail down. but we'll know a little bit more tomorrow. the snow gets heaviest once you get hereby towards parts of

upstate new york and northern new england. across to the south, new jersey look at less snow. here are some of the latest models. you get the idea, coastal areas. the snowfall totals likely kept down. the snow that falls likely will be followed by freezing precipitation of some sort. you end up with a few inches of an icy, slushie mess. driving will be difficult and being outside sat all. interior sections, just a massive storm. one thing to tell you about, liz. temperature wise require am not that bad. but it's a big bottom falls out here and it will be really cold. liz: we'll be right back. we have a whole lot of show left. stay there. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back.

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liz: president trump unveiling america's new missile strategy at the pentagon. president trump: our goal is semple. to detect any missile launched against the united states, anywhere, any time, any place.

liz: pentagon officials warn north korea pose an extraordinary threat. good to see you, general. square this with what the white house is saying 7 mods ago that the threat was basically dialing back because of our efforts. how does senate square with what the pentagon is saying? >> i think it squares very well. you see, north korea is different than china and russia. china and russia have such huge fleets of icb be, north korea is a different story. their icbms are primitive. their launch sites are within 50-60 miles of the coast. there are american bases in south korea. their technology for avoiding american anti-ballistic missiles is pretty primitive. we have the technology today to

attack the north koreans both with anti-ballistic missile systems that would shoot down during the assent phase of launch. north korean defense is doable. defense against the russians and china is not doable. liz: there is talk of laser drones. >> this is military 101. but the object is what's called left of launch. to destroy an icbm on a launch pad. north korean missiles are fairly easy to shut down. traps with a laser and drone and classified means to do this. the technology is just beginning to emerge that it can build an effective shield against north korean missiles.

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here's cortez in a video. she's backing a movement to basically oust incumbent democrats, members of her own party who are not liberal enough. let's bring in chris bedford to break it down. i'm telling you, this whole shutdown smackdown that the president did, i think the timing is interesting because democrats are more divided and there's cracks in the unity in this party. >> this is a symptom of what president barack obama built, a massive coalition of completely at odds groups, the hard core environmentalists, the black lives matter folks, they're all under one charismatic leader, president barack obama. when he exises the scene he's replaced by nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. it's hard to hold these groups together as one voting block. they haven't been able to do it. they're saying they're not willing do do an infrastructure

bill. they're also having to deal with identity politics. it's a beast of their own creation and now there's a congresswoman for it. liz: she wants 16,000 votes. she won. but some of the ideas, when you dig into them, they crumble, they fall apart from cortez. people say why are we listening to alexandria cortez. is she going to be a passing fad and then the moderates in the party will say hey, nancy, time to listen to us. follow our lead. >> she's exactly an example of what our typical university system that is putting out, extremely self righteous, light on facts. there is a little envy there amongst the democratic party. right now they're trying to say that walls don't work. where ocasio-cortez is talking about minimum wage. liz: she's a twitter phenomenon.

when you look at her policies, she falls apart. she doesn't understand policies and she can't even deliver them in terms of talking about them correctly. this is the person that's going to lead the country in policy? let's sed that aside. there's a split with hoyer and nancy pelosi. they don't like each other. have you heard that? >> it's pretty obvious they don't like each other. his interview last night with fox with very awkward how much they dislike each other. it's a bunch of 80-year-olds that are completely out of touch with what the democratic party wants. and now they've got a photogenic person who understands twitter. this is a new fight for the dems dems. liz: we're going to stay on the story for you. thank you so much. thank you for having us in your homes. thank you for watching. it was a jam packed hour. tomorrow night more news coming your way.

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