and companies are insert into their sitting on cash. fnc. that's it for the show, thanks >> so during this year probably together with my team for my panel thanks all for that some 5060 ceos, with some listening, happy new year end hope to see you all here back of the largest countries in next week. the companies we are talking about 5g mobile with them. weekend, maria's wall street and they are very excited for was coming up next. how they can transform and digitalize their business. when it comes to 5g. so they are very interested >> from the fox cities in new but they are also using these coming after member if you york city here's maria's wall have a large corporation you have already infrastructure so street. take some time to start >> happy weekend everybody in transforming up. my christmas everyone and analyzes the week that wasn't but clearly our 5g platform with low latency, massive helps positioning for the week ahead. i am maria and coming up just a moment in my exclusive boot, everyone is connected devices. that's a very attractive any interview with the ceo of industry at the moment. verizon, hans vess berg is here on the power of 5g maria: my thanks to hans, technology. right take a look back at the maria: my thanks to hans, dododododo key interviews with the best on wall street in 2019 is a representative of the year. thefirst what investors (brakes screeching) okay. farmer is only mouth, me so, today you're going to leave your phone

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and he set up to 200,000 jobs from usmc a. >> i'm also seeing a percentage avenue into gdp. i think it's the most formative trade billy patton half a century. this is had the support of both the democrats and the republicans, it's got labor behind the free trade deal. we have never seen this before. it is a brilliant, brilliant accomplishment for this administration it so wonderful to see the house support it. it's going to have a huge impact on labor. as you know our gp is 70% consumer, and only run 20% manufacturing and labor. because the outs to china. this tries to address that imbalance and protect the farmers in the labor in this country. and by the way it's just brilliant electorally. so think about the states that benefits the most from usmc a. it's places like wisconsin, ohio, these are gonna play huge huge role in the upcoming election. you cannot win the presidency without going to the midwest industrial belt.

maria: that's a great .2020 is all about the election. anything else on the horizon is gonna dictate performances. >> i think one of things i been looking out which isn't talked about enough as the price of crude. what is so strange as i remember even ten years ago, used to spike and goad now and they have the gop political issues. think about what we're able to do now pre-because united states has become such a producer of natural gas and crude, we have been able to influence international policy in a different way than we ever could have before. so we have sanction places like iran, venezuela, russia, and it has had no discernible impact on the price of crude. this is another very interesting aspect of foreign policy that is totally intertwined with markets. so i think that is one of the real great benefits of the united states becoming a producer of this commodity, and now being able to influence our international system. and of course you see the saudi's are having to respond to that with their recent ipo of aramco. recently cannot rely on a society on that commodity any longer. and it's changing their

society not only with ipo but even socially. maria: it's nice to see the u.s. can be independent and be maria: welcome back what year it has been, 2019 has been an a producer, you don't have to be reliance on the saudi's or amazing one. and we have been honored to than bitter easter on oil. bring you some of the biggest >> again dovetailing it to newsmakers in business and politics on this program. presidential politics. take a look back at incredible it's one of the reasons president trump in gabbard's year of wall street. policy has moved so much they >> facebook as it is sicker, it's addictive and bad for both talk about endless wars. you. they want your kids. in those wars looking back to now they are posting political iraq, and libya, were ads with incorrect certainly influenced by her information. need for that commodity. they are passing your so they take that equation information to 50000 other outcome as you.out, and it is companies, yell even know it's happening. much more independent minded and now they are buying assets like whatsapp an instagram, as it runs as farm policy and hopefully doesn't have much and commingling all that data, conflict. and if you saw that netflix for now for the deer we get special called the big hat, the news blumberg's ceos out. they are creating market segments : the persuadable's and shifting elections based on that data. he's brought david calhoun while that's not good. coming into become the ceo of nobody wants that. we want a society based on boeing. your thoughts? trust and truth. that is so important, that is this is one of our leading exporters, boeing, but has something that we need to be some real missteps this year. committed to. >> it certainly has, this is a we have to focus on trust as tough situation because there our highest value. are really only two majors maria: you think these

here it's boeing and airbus. and one is the u.s. company companies would police themselves and not gone to and that's the one aside doing this. a year ago we were watching a so well. so it's a delicate situation murder on youtube, i mean because it's also a big employer. but they have just had so many there should be in-house missteps with obviously policing of some of these controversy with the 737 and companies so that washington doesn't have to dig their will happen in space, so they hands. by that looks like that's are being outplayed, you needed to have a change of the where it's going. top. >> i think there's bipartisan this is overdue. we'll see if they forget that agreement that section 230 plane back in working, but you should be abolished. and that we need to move ahead had to get rid of the ceo, by holding everybody that's just good governance at accountable for what's on the this. but the united states could internet. and it's really about our not have boeing fail. kids. when these when they start maria: the company sometimes you have to see somebody take going after children, there is the heat for two fatal crashes by the way. no line that they won't cross. it's almost like google david calhoun will become the walking away from project maisie and working with china ceo boeing effectively january 13. let me move on to the private sector. this is your where you go. days and any particularly you invest in private military there. companies and they've done imagine if that happened during world war ii when our really well. a lot of people feel like when greatest companies said we don't want to work with you, an investor gets a chance to finally invest in a company, u.s. government, we want to when their public comments almost too late. we had the chairman of get a foothold in imperial japan. >> or even during the cold war against the soviet union. exchange committee jake lane, and he talked about a plan i think it is unprecedented in

that he has two encouraged the last hundred years that a investors to buy into private companies way before they go public. that's what is working at with major u.s. company refused to the fcc right now. watch us. work with u.s. military, and has worked with our geopolitical rival's. >> our main street investors and this is not a liberal do not really have access to conservative thing, this is an private capital opportunities. that troubled me on a policy level and on a personal absolutely unprecedented. >> the public should look and level. i want to make sure there main street investors are getting a say china is purse surpassing the united states. not really comment we have all broad opportunities at the the food and water and energy reflex economy as a whole. we need. so we're looking at ways for them to access that whole we've got the pacific in very good neighbors to canada and spectrum. mexico. and they are founding fathers gave us the gift of freedom of speech, enterprise, religion, we end up of the most vibrant businesses in the world is ever seen. but that's universal on an innovation. it's not all going away. they don't have all of that. they are in a very tough part of the world. they don't have enough food and energy, people are in poverty and they are very smart. i don't want to disrespect them. they have a lot that gotta get through. and i think they're knocking to do, things we want, they're

gonna do it for themselves. maria: you look at some of the evaluations of the private market. they are excessive. >> your reaction. >> we seen this movie before. i don't know? a lot of people are plotting it, i take the other side of that. are they excessive? maria: you disagree with clayton? edition say that. >> of course not they are made >> i disagree with clayton i have seen regulators act with noble intentions or try to broaden opportunity. most notably and most recently up, they have no reality of would you member george w. the group of the people in the bush talked about a homeownership policy how did that work out? room that say oh, we raised so encouraging people to take on risky investments when they don't have that much savings, i mean 40% of americans don't have $400 in her savings account. this is not an area you want money at 2 billion last month, people speculating. there is very little disclosure on the private so let's raise another hundred businesses it's only meant for million dollars and call it institutional investors. maria: it's great to talk to you thanks so much and have a 4 billion. they'll say yes, and people happy new year. don't go anywhere my one-on-one with the ceo of buy into that basically one-on-one with the ceo of imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! because they think there's going to be around be on that no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk and they will double it to having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. 6 billion or 8 billion, it's sending your own clubs ahead all down because it has no with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy basis in actual math or in a to get to your golf destination. sense of what are the earnings with just a few clicks or a phone call, going to be. we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. it's just, i think it's just shipsticks.com saves you time and money. shooting stuff in the sky that will truly fall into the make it simple. make it ship sticks. ground. >> right now about 14% of the american people are but you don't feel good. functionally illiterate.

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wall street right after this. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. maria: welcome back, the power of 5g technology. the race to tap into its every day, comcast business is helping businesses computing power will be huge go beyond the expected. in 2020. to do the extraordinary. verizon and amazon web services are taken that big take your business beyond. leap forward partnering together to launch mobile cloud computing using the power of 5g. i spoke with ceo of verizon hans vesper, but the companies invest venture and how 5g will change our lives in 2020 and

beyond. >> i think in the beginning on and i like to question your i'm yoevery move.n law. the air we outlined three like this left turn. it's the next one. you always drive this slow? how did you make someone i love? different things based on 5g it's so different from that must be why you're always so late. anything else and has so much capability p the first one is i do not speed. what we all know is that will and that's saving me cash with drivewise. define mobile ability you have on the streets here you have my son, he did say that you were the safe option. the smart phone. and that's the nicest thing you ever said to me. the second is 5g at home when so get allstate. stop bossing. you actually use 5g for the where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. home broadband and the third one is what we announced yesterday and that's the 5g this is my son's favorite color, you should try it. mobile age compute. that's when you bring the [mayhem] you always drive like an old lady? processing and the computer storage very far out to the [tina] you're an old lady. edge and you start new services. it's also for consumers. and that's their first in the world we're doing right now to bring that together with the thouwhich is breast cancer metastthat has spreadcer, to other parts of the body, cloud company and we are doing it together with amazon. are living in the moment and taking ibrance. maria: so this is also ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women targeting corporations and chart of aws and isn't or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, companies, big institutions that are really going to see as the first hormonal based therapy. the effects of 5g before and the vigils? ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed >> they arty have these up as disease progression versus letrozole,

a preview with amazon in chicago on the real estate, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. the 21st customers we've announced in one is a gaming patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts company vivid when they are which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. doing superlow latency they ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs have extremely highly that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, professional gaming scene need including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, low latency see is that for cough, or chest pain. 5g. and the others the nfl, and before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, they are so much more cameras and so much information in the or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, stadium. are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. so you need that computer storage close to that stadium. common side effects include low red blood cell maria: what you need to do in and low platelet counts, infections, tiredness, nausea, terms of more wyler's capacity? sore mouth, abnormalities in liver blood tests, another issue that came up veteran analyst day was fcc diarrhea, hair thinning or loss, and the broadband. telling about that. vomiting, rash, and loss of appetite. >> i think we have all the be in your moment. assets for wanting the 5g comment we've already launched ask your doctor about ibrance. all the services we planted. we have expansions of it we are in and inquire mobility apps except work.rywhere... why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? were going to be around by the year-end. we want to continue with maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see how much vacation time they have. that. and of course the 5g mobile edge compute first center is now launched, we are going to or sending corporate their expense reports.

launch more centers in 2020. so we have all of that that we i'll let you in on a little secret. need, but we are always they don't. looking how to advance our by empowering employees to manage their own tasks, portfolio. but right now we are happy with the assets we have paycom frees you to focus on the business of business. periods before so no worries to learn more, visit paycom.com at at&t is advancing more capacity under its markets. you think you're well-positioned in your 5g platform? >> absolutely first all we need to member we have the best network in the market. maria: are right that is right we are still continuing to for this week thank you so invest in that. we'll continue to do so. much for joining me and catch at the same time we are using this program every friday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern right foxbusiness bear don't network. remember 5g network, for fiber forget to johnny and fox news every sunday, sunday morning futures on the fox news channel's live at 10:00 a.m. it's sort of virtual like eastern this week and we've got a special exclusive network, it's things we've been working on for years. interview with chuck then of course we have a very grassley. the senators in her talk to us about the impeachment trial unique position where you need to use the spect and that's coming to the senate, as well high up. as 2020. it's in norman's so again we charles grassley, my special are happy with our assets but guest. plus tune in every workday we are always looking how to right foxbusiness from 69 is enhance and plan for the during our mornings with maria future. maria: such a competitive start the business every weekday with us. backdrop. how did the disney plus hope you'll do that. and that'll be just friends promotional move work out for now have a wonderful new year

you? in terms of the offer? end think it's much for joining us. from all of us here wishing at that have a big impact? sumac i think a very big you the best in 2020. i'll see you again next time. impact. this is of service we know we have the best network, the best distribution in the greatest brand. we can partner with anyone we partner with the best brands. and this is a win-win. we are gaining, and they are gaining in this partnership and we have not disclose our numbers and i know it we are both very happy the way this hello and welcome to the wealthy journal large peers well we are in the final few is going and how excited our days of 2019, and overall it's customers are for having been an eventful year in the disney plus. business and financial and it's not only wireless worlds. stocks of course has soared by it's on 5g home, and finally double digit percentages with we can offer the very, very the dow jones industrial interesting distribution average breaking both of the channel, and that's why we 27 and 28000 marks during the want to be inclusive. year. setting where that it doesn't we went to be exclusive record high closes. because we see these companies companies such as apple and we also see a great value to disney led the way as they too made record-setting look be at this. maria: so the balance sheet at verizon as well as dividends, tell me about how your are balancing investing in 5g

continuing to invest will also continuing your cost reduction plan? >> i think we have a good balance, we do have a very great company with comes execution, but the priorities may come to s-uppercase-letter's number one invest in our business. especially our network. and we are doing this year will we have guidance with 17 to $18 billion. and that's in the network which is quite a big number. and whatever else we need. and then secondly we want to put our board in the position chickens continue to increase and that's we've done last 13 years. and ultimately resolve some way to grow to get to our next level. so it's between 175 to two times the net depth. we are almost there. so that is how we actually use our capital. but we are prudence, we want to have a good balance sheet we want to prepare for the future. maria: in ceos out there investing in 5g, and

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