every other state in the union congressman anthony gons thanks for being with us come back soon thank you for being with us. see you tomorrow evening. good night from new york. lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. ocould there be trouble for the usmca trade deal? cheryl: the house judiciary committee released the report on articles of impeachment against president trump but his approval ratings have moved higher. lauren: if you have holiday shopping to of do, why you may want to think twice before finishing it on your phone. it is monday, december 16th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ shake your groove thing, shake your groove thing, yeah, yeah,. ♪ show em how you do it now.

♪ shake your groove thing, shake your groove thing. cheryl: we are grooving and your money is grooving. welcome to "fbn: a.m.." good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. all my holiday shopping is done. cheryl: congratulations. let's take a look at how our viewers' money is moving this ms monday. the nasdaq is 32 and-a-half. the good news, green arrows on the heels of friday's a announcement. boeing will make a decision on the future of the max. lauren: take a look at the shanghai composite in china, rising half a percent, stronger than expected industrial production and retail sales. cheryl: ftse in the u.k. on fire, conservatives in the u.k. moving forward with brexit. look at that, more than 2% jump

on the ftse 100, cac and dax also green. our big story this morning, and this is breaking news, the usmca is facing some trouble at home and abroad. first, the big news, mexico's deputy foreign minister for north america says that mexico will never accept a measure that would allow labor inspectors from other countries on mexican soil. this provision was added by house democrats on fridayed and that quickly drew criticism from our neighbors to the south. squad member alexandria ocasio-cortez has spoken out against the deal. she says she will probably vote know, citing fears on how it would affect americans who travel to canada to get cheaper drugs. lauren: over the week only, robert lighthizer confirmed that phase one of the deal with china is, quote, totally done. this after officials announced that came to an agreement. it will nearly double u.s. exports to china in the next two years.

speaking to ed henry yesterday, peter navarro described what could happen if china tries to violate the deal. >> my favorite part of the deal is an enforcement mechanism which allows us within 90 days, ed, to unilaterally basically retaliate if the chinese violate the agreement and they can't do anything about that. lauren cheryl: president trump defended the deal. after being attacked by senate minority leader chuck schumer, the democrats sent a tweet claiming that the president, quote, sold out on the china deal and he, quote, couldn't be relied upon to do the right thing for american workers and businesses. president trump shot back, he said schumer is only saying this because he sat around watching the u.s. get ripped off during the obama administration. all right, well breaking overnight, the house judiciary committee released its full report on the articles of impeachment. chairman jerry nadler calling president trump a threat to the

constitution, saying he should be removed from office. lauren: fox news' allison barber has the latest from washington. good morning. >> reporter: democrats say senate republicans are subverting the constitution, refusing to be impartial jurors. republicans say it's about partisan politics, not the constitution, not justice. >> i think what's best for the country is get this thing over with. i clearly made up my mind. i'm not trying to hide the fact that i have disdane for the accue cases and the process -- accusations and the processes. i'm ready to vote. >> the question is, why are the republicans placing this president above their hope of office. >> i hope to hell, judge, if it were barack obama, i would vote to impeach him. >> reporter: the full house is expected to take up articles of impeachment on wednesday and likely impeach presiden presidep before christmas. in january, all eyes will turn to the trial. many senior official failed to

hold up for testimony in the house, despite subpoenas. they want to hear from mick mulvaney, former national security advisor john bolton, as well as the associate director for national security at the office of management and budget. if the senate fails to impeach and remove the be president from house, the house intelligence chairman said he will not consider it a failure, at least not in the sense of the you house's constitutional duty. a poll in late october found that 49% of respondents favored impeaching president trump and removing him from office. the number remains relatively steady today. 50% of respondents say they favor impeaching and removing president trump from office. lauren, cheryl. cheryl: we're going to have more on that a little later on. allison, thank you. lauren: michael horowitz is gearing up for a new round of testimony on capitol hill. whe will be grilled about his

probe into the fbi's russia investigation. he found no political evidence but did uncover evidence of serious errors made by the bureau when obtaining a warrant to surveil an advisor. john durham's investigation will reportedlied wrap up by this spring. cheryl: president trump hinting at jail time for james comey after he admitted he was wrong in the fisa process. he appeared with chris wallace days after the inspector general report was made. >> he's right, there was sloppiness, 17 things that should have been in the applications or at least discussed and characterized differently. it was not acceptable. so he's right, i was wrong. cheryl: president trump was watching. here's what he tweeted. comey is admitting he was wrong. he's only doing so because he was caught red handed.

he was caught a long time ago. what are the consequences for his unlawful conduct? could it be years in jail. where are the apologies to me and others? lauren: local union leaders and democratic committee looking to solve a contract dispute that threatens to postpone democratic debates scheduled for thursday. all seven candidates who qualified said they won't cross the picket line between the host, lo and unions representing workers. cheryl: we mentioned this at the top of the show, there's a stock to watch today and it is boeing. the dow component got more trouble going on. lauren: tracee carrasco here now with the reason why. tracee, good morning. tracee: as uncertainty continues over when the still grounded fleet of 737 max jets will return to service, boeing is reportedly considering cutting back or temporarily suspending production of the aircraft. boeing management is reportedly seeing a production pause as the

best option even though it could increase boeing's cost per plane and potentially mean job cuts and furloughs. the 737 max has been grounded worldwide since march following two deadly crashes. well, north korea's calling for a year-ended line for the u.s. to make concessions in stalled nuclear talks, something a senior u.s. diplomat says he won't accept. u.s. special representative for north korea urged north korea to return to the negotiating table immediately and said the united states does not have a deadline. well, secretary of defense, mark esper, is visiting belgium and luxembourg to participate in events marking the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge. he will lead the u.s. presidential delegation and provide remarks during events at the memorial in bel belgium ande american military cemetery in luxembourg. it was another big weekend for the nfl. the buffalo bills are heading to the playoffs following a 17-10

win over the pittsburgh steelers and the raiders lost to the jack consistentvillconsistent -- jace jaguars. jacksonville scored a winning touchdown with 31 seconds on the clock to lead the team to the win. the raiders faced boos and had trash thrown at them at the end of the game. [crowd noise. tracee: that's a tough way to go out. a referee had to stop play and told fans to stopped pointing raiders at players. that is what's happening you now. lauren: wow, lasers, that's brew l tall. cheryl: oakland raiders fans were not that nice to begin with. when you leave them and go to vegas, that makes it worse. tracee: and you lose the final

game. lauren: going back to tracee's first story, the troubles for boeing bring us to the question of the day. would you fly on a 737 max jet once it is recertified. send us responses on facebook, twitter and instagram. cheryl: i'm getting responses to our question of the day. most of our viewers are saying no, thanks to the max. we talked about this for months on the show. i can't wait to see what boeing does today. the dow right now you in the premarket, despite the negative condition of boeings' stock in the premarket, dow is up 35, s&p up 10 and a quarter. thcoming up, trade negligence eastern yatesers may -- negotiators may have an old fashioned mexican standoff on their hands. how one official's comments could derail usmca. and they're called the breakfast santas. how two women's goodwill this holiday season is inspiring many others across the country to do

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both issues. let's bring in james carafano. let's start with the comments from the mexican official. he's saying there's no way they'll allow inspectors on mexican soil, these are labor inspection that was put in the deal. this is democratic language that was added. this could be a big issue. what's your take? >> as i understand, there's some latitude in how that provision would be implemented. my guess actually is this is going to he blow over and just be a speed bump. cheryl: that's good to hear. we obviously have to get ratification here. the other big story besides the usmca, it was a big week for the president on busines the busine, china, there's some concern they didn't put in writing the $50 billion in agricultural purchases. chuck schumer coming out, saying

president trump sold out to the chinese. phase one deal, markets are celebrating. from a policy he perspective, should we be celebrating? >> it's a mixed thin. the confrontation between the united states and china is far from over. the president has gotten the chinese's attention. i think that's remarkable. we'll see $100 billion in new business. that's good. and i think most importantly, companies are starting to rethink doing business with china and doing business in china. so we've seen diversification of supply chains and people i think taking different risks. it's not a cost free trade deal. we had to pay for tariffs. we had to bail out farmers. i don't think it's a sustainable strategy over time. and we haven't addressed the big issues like ip theft. so it's the first battle in a long-running thing. in the short term it's good news for the administration. cheryl: robert lighthizer talked about this, he said phase

one deal, it is totally, quote, done. he said u.s. exports to china will double over the next couple years. lighthizer's a big voice in this. he is the one that's digging into the details of this deal with the chinese. >> right. i think the tariff -- a lot of us disputed whether a lot of the tariffs were legally appropriate. it's not a sustainable strategy over time. we have a growing economy and so tariffs are bearable. we pay a cost for them. it's resetting the relationship with china and fundamentally changing chinese behavior. this is the first step in that. we have to address the ip issues. we have to address the predatory practices, unfair market access issues. i think the administration has got china's attention. the fact that chai chinese cameo the table and did a deal, they don't want the he details of the deal to come out, that shows that they did not come out of this in a strong position. cheryl: real quick, i don't have a lot of time, i want you

to listen to layer hely kudlow talking --larry cud loan kudlowo maria bartiromo yesterday. >> there's a large ip issue in this deal. i don't think we know enough about the new chinese rules. we'll have to look at that. by the way, if they violate, then of course we will take action. that's part of the enforcement mechanism in the deal. cheryl: quick he reaction, rea. >> we haven't seen the deal. we don't know any of that. in the short term, i think the benefit is markets will be calm, stability in the short term, i think that's good for the president, good for the economy. i think the administration is clear-eyed on this. there's not an expectation that china is going to roll over in the future. there are tariff threats, other roll back threats. i think it's the first step in a long confrontation, long overdue, starting down this path. cheryl: thank you for your perspective on all this. big week for the president last

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>> this is a bit of a follow-up on a story we had last week about people spam calling you and all these things. now they're taking all of these data breaches that we've heard about, they're taking the data from those data breaches, which can sometimes be personal, it could be your credit card number, it could be your passwords, your e-mail address. so the hackers have enough of your personal information so when they get you on the phone, they're better able to fool you into falling for whatever kind of scam that they're trying to sell you. so it's another -- it's like a doubling down on the hackers and of course we're a week an a coue days away from christmas so a lot of people have been doing online shopping, so it wouldn't be out of character for a retailer to call you and say your credit card, the transaction didn't go through, could we get that number from you again. cheryl: this is a person that's calling you, not the robocall recorded voice.

>> right, like an actual, one of those call centers where the people don't sound like anything is there. interesting, though, google has -- they've had this as an extension in chrome for a while, it's a password checker. when you put in the password, they're going to say this is a good password or a bad password or this password has been stolen. there's a massive database from the hacks that links the user names and passwords that have been stolen. it's aneit's an encrypted datab. you don't have to worry about your pas password being stolen y google. it's checked against a database and go google will tell you this password has been used somewhere else, you should change it. lauren: make it hard, just make sure you remember. in time for the holidays, michigan is making porch piracy a felony, starting today. >> a felony starting today. so if you're thinking about stealing your holiday gifts from someone's curb, you should maybe

reconsider, maybe reconsider a lot of decisions you've made in life. but porch pirates, it's like a $500 fine and up to a year and you can spend up to five years in prison if you are a repeat offender. and one porch pirate left a thank you note, we were seeing that, because that's what you want. thanks for leaving your stuff out there. we should note, though -- cheryl: what are we supposed to do? i don't -- >> it is a -- cheryl: people will have a huge problem this year during the holidays with this. >> 'tis the season. there's a couple really good tips here. require a signature for delivery, maybe have it delivered to a neighbor, have it delivered to your workplace, if you're in an area that has the amazon lockers, there you go. something to consider. >> have it delivered to a neighborhood store. cheryl: or the local ups or fed ex store. >> that's the best way to go. because it's safe there. cheryl: thank you, sir. i love the tips. you can catch brett on fox news

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cheryl: here is your morning cheat sheet, the top headlines to get you through if deal. the usmca could be in jeopardy. mexico says they will never accept any measure that would allow labor inspectors from other countries on mexican soil, the provision was added by house democrats on friday and quickly drew criticism from our neighbors to the south. president trump promising a very

big trade deal with the u.k. following boris johnson's win last week. the u.s. is britain's largest trading partner. thethe u.s. running an $18.9 billion surplus last year. another blow for boeing, it reportedly considering cutting back or temporarily suspending of the 737 max jet. it's been grounded si since marh following two deadly crashes. boeing is negative, it's a component, it's down more than 2 and a quarter percent. gigantic jobs number, 266,000, 3.5% unemployment, production workers making faster wage increases than their managerses, and then you come, yeah, we're going to get a budget deal and then you have usmca and you have china phase one. you know, china phase one and

usmca cover more or less over 2 trillion dollars worth of trading activity. lauren: that was qie larry kudw telling maria bartiromo that president trump's tough negotiating on trade paying off. with the trump economy firing on all cylinders, is this the best economy america has ever seen? let's bring in david raglan, chief executive officer at irc wealth. i've heard that characterization that this is the best economy the u.s. has seen. do you agree? >> i think it's a great economy. whether it's the best economy, to be seen. let's look at '82-2000. that was a tremendous 18-year run. i would love to see the economy continue to grow another aret eight years. that would be fantastic. lauren: 'tis the season of predicting, david. s&p 500, next year it's predicted to go to 3400, 3440,

and then you have you a bearish calls out there. where do you stand. >> last time i was on, back in november, i was saying another 5 to 10% and got a big wow from the crowd. so i'm still predicting that same movement up from that initial level. so another couple percentage points through the end of the year, hello santa claus rally, and another 5% into the first quarter, absolutely could happ happen. bank of america and i are on the same page as far as this one goes. lauren: how is it possible that the economy and the stock market particularly, after 25% gains in 2019, can be up so much in 2020? and there's a note out from bank of america this morning and it says, david, that the market is primed for a melt-up in the first part of 2020, 5.2% gain for the s&p 500 by march 3rd. that is super tuesday. >> well, absolutely. what you have is, you have a

such he'll things going for you. number one is you've got the fear of missing out, santa claus rally. then you go into the first part of the year when 401-k plans, money comes back in, you saw the last five months that individual investors have been pulling money out of stock equity funds and so then you're a ceo and you're saying hey these deals are starting to come down, so you have a lot of positive sentiment that's not fullly priced into the market. obviously, what's going to happen in the back half of the year, still to be seen. lauren: if there is a democratic sweep, if you have a democrat in the white house, if you have a democratic held house and senate, which is a possibility, it's something that goldman sachs has looked into, they're predicting if that happens, david, you're going to have the s&p at 2600, down 17% by the end of 2020. >> obviously, the market is going to price in a major change

in fundamentals from the business side because obviously a fully controlled senate, house, and presidency with the democrats, you would have some potential to roll back the tax cuts on the corporate side, ins crease regulation, roll back some of the tax cuts on the personal side. so obviously the market would price it in, the market as we all know is a forward-looking indicator, from three months to nine months ahead. if they feel like democrats are going to sweep, obviously you could see that happening in the summertime for sure. lauren: thank you very much. have a good day. >> happy holidays. bye-bye. cheryl: i'm happy, i'm loving the good numbers for the year. harvey weinstein may not be so happy. s he's speaking out after his recent settlement. the disgraced film producer spoke to the new york post. he said he pioneered bringing women into the film making process and that all of his accomplishments are forgotten. he mentioned how he helped begin

net pa-- how hehelped gwyneth h stardom. laurenstar. this is a piece you're filming? >> yeah. come on, guys. i don't see the advanced scout in that footage. lauren: this shows a patriots cameraman being confronted by cincinnati bengals security, unable to justify the footage shot. the nfl is investigating. cheryl: there is a new king at the box office. >> strengths and weaknesses. >> goodness. >> nun-chucks, that's new. >> how is this guy a character

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cheryl: despite a big impeachment push by the democrats, there's a new fox news poll that shows that president trump's approval is on the rise going into 2020. let's bring in committee to defend the president, ted harvey and democratic strategist laura

finc. this is something that so many people have said to the democratss in the past, look what happened during the bill clinton impeachment, it hurt the republicans, the democrats seem to be doing the same thing now and they're going to potentially suffer in 2020. how do you respond to this new fox news poll? >> i think 44% is nothing to celebrate, when reagan had an economy like this, he won 49 states. cheryl: but it's on the rise. i thinks that's the big news here. >> but again, it's nothing to celebrate. the other thing that's on the rise is the number of people the that say that he should be impeached and removed from office. 53% say that he abused his power. even more say what he did was wrong. and as casey musgraves would say, i'm all right with a slow burn. he's still deep underwater with a pool of suburban women, down 24 points, down 14 points with independents, not a lot of good news especially with the roaring economy for president trump. cheryl: i think the poll numbers overall, still, 53%

saying impeachment but that's been steady through the whole process so it hasn't moved. seems like people have picked their side. what do you make of the fact that poll numbers are showing approval rating is going up. there is a record stock market, a trade deal, usmca, his business winnings have been somewhat strong. >> that's exactly right. i don't care what national polls say on this issue. i care about what swing state polls say on this issue. in swing state poll after poll across the country, unaffiliated voters' support for impeachment is collapsing. the democrats know that. that's why they're rushing to get it done and immediately pass usmca and pass the new budget. they know this is a terrible issue for them and the poll after poll in local races show that the president is going to win these swing states. so when she talks about what reagan did in 1984, i think trump is going to get pretty close to that if you look at the swing state polls.

cheryl: i want to correct myself. the fox news poll is 50% now say impeachment, remove the president, 50%. i want to move on to the next thing, the new fox news poll that shows joe biden still seems to be the number one candidate for those democrats that want to beat president trump but mike bloomberg, fourth spot, what do you make of that? >> he's spending the message, getting his message out. -- spending the money, getting the message out. he's on the radar and we'll see more of him in the months to come. he's unafraid to write the check and get the message out to voters. there's an opportunity for president trump with the impeachment because with this roaring economy, he should be out there championing his positives. he's not able to do that. this is a time where usually the opposition is cutting into one another. america is focused on impeachment and the president's abuse of power. so not great for him. a huge opportunity for -- while the democrats are avoiding

fighting one another and are in lockstep and moving forward unsay they'd. cheryl: ted, i want to pivot over to bernie sanders, he's upset that he's being compared to jeremy corbyn in the u.k., the socialist versus capitalist type of thing. what do you make of bernie sanders being on the defensive on being called socialist of all things. >> he's been a socialist in the united states senate for his entire year. he's afraid about the fact that corbyn is more moderate than he is. i think the reason why the democrats are worried about this impeachment issue is because it's taking away the narrative from these candidates that are running so hard to the left that it's embarrassing the party and that's why bloomberg is getting in, because he realizes that the field is so weak that they have no other choice than th to brinn a bloomberg from new york city. cheryl: we'll see how it plays out.

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lauren: the east and west coasts are often thought of as hubs for millionaires. traverse city, michigan, a small city, 140 miles north of grand rapids, is home to 6,000 millennial millionaires. trevor takash is here. thanks for joining us. who knew so many people lived in zip code 49215. are you the new 90210? >> maybe a little better than that. lauren: oh, why? >> i think everybody wants to live here right now. it's a pretty great place, no matter what age or revenue level you're at. lauren: what's a t -- what's so great about traverse city, michigan? you have a lot of restaurants, wine ries, breweries?

>> it's a great indoor and outdoor experience. there's trails for hiking, biking, waterway trails, fresh water, of course, beautiful beaches and sleeping bear dunes national lakeshore, so a lot to do outdoors. as you say, the breweries, farm to table table experienceses. it's a rural space with big city sophistication. lauren: the work, life balance is certainly enabled. let me ask you this question. are the millennials that live there, do they also work there or do they work remotely for other places, maybe some silicon valley places? >> you're seeing a nice blend. we're the city center for northern michigan. so there are a lot of great jobs. the hospital is here, some great administrative positions. this is a tech incubator now too. there's a lot of interest in recruiting people from you across the country to establish

startups here, a lot of venture capital money coming into the area. yeah you're seeing some people working remotely but that's turning into job koreaation in traverse -- job creation in traverse city. lauren: how is that impacting the affordability of housing? >> like anything else, supply and demand, we're building and becoming a more accessible space but we're doing it in a sustainable way. we cherish our natural resources and the great things that make this is a special place. it's a balance. but i've seen a healthy growth rate here. i've lived here most of my life, came back when i started my family. so definitely a great place for millennials. retirees, all types are coming to traverse city. lauren: are millennials buying homes or renting in traverse city? >> i'd say they're buying now. if you look at the east coast, west coast, especially tech spaces, those homes, the real estate in those markets are

maybe triple, quadruple or more, so you can get a lot more for your money in traverse city. lauren: i'm seeing pictures of people on the water, surfing and the like, it looks beautiful. trevor, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. cheryl: all right. lauren: who knew? cheryl: beautiful pictures. nice people in swimsuits. that would be nice now. all right. as we see snow outside. more trouble on the road for elon musk. tesla's model 3 is facing another investigation. tracee: they're investigating another crash, possibly linked to tesla's auto pilot driver assistance program after the car rear-ended a police car in connecticut. it's been linked to three fatal car accidents since 2016 and they have expected 12 --

inspected 12 crashes related to the feature. starbucks issuing another apology after an incident that occurred in call importan califo sheriff's deputies were aa parentally ignored in the store and refused service. starbucks is saying they will take the necessary steps to address it. it's the third incident of its kind in the coffee chain in the last six months. a set of twin waitresses receiving a nice christmas gift in colorado. a group tipped the pair $1,300 each for the holidays. the organizers of the event said they did it every year but this year was the biggest group they gathered. there they are. what a nice thing. cheryl: i love seeing the stories from the holidays. let's take a look at your money this morning. the dow is higher by 32 points. it would be a lot higher if it weren't for boeing. boeing is shaving 60 points off

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♪ lauren: the theme song gives me the chills. the jedis are days away from making their debut on the big screen. cheryl: i'm so excited for this movie. >> it's going to be awesome. i'll be at the imax this coming thursday night. we'll talk about it on fiduciary on "fbn-- on friday on "fbn: a." i'm excited. it's not just me that's excited. at the tlc chinese theater in hollywood, fans have been camping out since last monday. cheryl: last week? >> since last monday. some have been lined up since

last monday gearing up for the thursday premier. they're doing a whole countdown on it. it's been 42 years since they've been following along, since 1977 when the first star wars movie came out. so this is part of their lives that they've been able to do. now, there's also the actual hollywood premier of the movie, some are hoping they'll be invited to the official premier with some of the cast, things like that. lauren: that's why. >> or maybe they don't have jobs. lauren: it's not like they're going to run out of tickets. they'll be able to see the movie, maybe not the first showing of it. cheryl: you have a part of this with burger king and spoilers and there's some kind of thing going on, bk, what is this. >> burger king in germany came out with a new ad campaign. would you rather get free food or be spoiled about what happens in the star wars movie. they gathered various spoilers from websites and have you to download the burger king app and you have to record yourself

reading a spoiler and they'll give you a free whopper. you don't want to get -- you don't know if it's a real spoiler or not. some people haven't seen the trailer because they want to go in and not know anything. it's kind of an interesting ad cam page, not directly -- campaign, not directly affiliating with star wars. lauren: we mentioned with tracee carrasco that frozen 2 is the sixth billion dollar blockbuster movie for disney. with a yo few days left in 2019, this could be number seven in one year. >> disney has been crushing it with the box office this year, they're hope the rise of skywalker will be the seventh one. it comes out december 19th, so you figure about 10, 11 days to try to get that billion dollar mark. the force awakens was able to do it in december of 2015. we'll see if it can happen. disney making those moves this year. cheryl: real quick, there's a

generational fight going on between l boomers and millennials, who is the most upset about this argument. >> according to the journal of psychology and aging, it says baby boomers are more nature's inature'snature'morenarcisistic. cheryl: with age comes experience and with experience comes the fact you can judge the younger generation. i have no problem with that. you go, boomers. you voice your opinions. lauren: i disagree. i get phone calls from my dad, particularly, sharing unsolicited advice. i say i appreciate your opinion, but i'm not asking for it. cheryl: they earned it. >> they have the wisdom. lauren: when i seek it out, i will accept the pearls of which wisdom. >> impose it on you --

cheryl: your dad has every right to tell you what to do. lauren: he does and i do love him. >> that's what parents are for. lauren: thank you so much. cheryl: that's it for us. over to maria bartiromo. maria: happy monday, thanks for joining us i'm. i'm maria bartiromo. almost done deal, usmca headed for a vote this week. there could be trouble coming now from mexico. plus, phase one of a trade deal between the united states and china nearing an official completion, what it means for the u.s. economy headed into 2020. then the push for impeachment gets louder this week, the house set to vote on impeachment on wednesday, expected to send it to the senate for a trial, this as questions swirl following major issues raised in the inspector general report. markets pointing to another round of record highs, dow industrials up 46 points right now, s&p futures up about 10 points and nasdaq futures higher by 29. spy gate part two, fox sports ob