from apple among other things, it has been a busy day, thank you for joining us. connell: stokes fading a little bit. "bulls and bears" starts right now. david: shares of apple of higher after hours of getting a big boost from the latest report but it may be short lived with threat of the spreading coronavirus. how tim cook is responding to it all, his comments on fox, coming up, thank you for joining this is "bulls and bears," i am david david -- david asman. lea head to susan lee in cupertino, california, you spoke with tim cook today? reporter: right, after their earnings which were better than expected guidance was also better than expected. they put in better profits,

better sales, for this quarter, forecasting a range of sales higher than expected, they looking at 53 billion to 67 billion in styles, notice, 4 billion dollar gap in range, usually they don't give that wide of a range, tim cook said they are doing it this time because of uncertainty of the coronavirus and business and production in china. i want to highlight after the earnings,. we said that without coronavirus, i think china would be doing well. china business for apple returning to growth, after a decline last year, because of slowing economy and also cheaper alternatives, but tim cook said, does it have anything to do maybe resolving phase one trade deal, he said yes, that lifts the uncertainty, that helps propel chinese consumer since am. -- sentiment, as for iphone 11.

tim cook saying that for every week during that quarter, the iphone 11 was bestseller, they came up short in and categories most noticeably services. they have high expectations, that came up shortage lift forecasts looking of between -- 13 bill i don' billion and highk said he is happy with record quarter, ipad sales were a little bit light as well. all in all, very strong quarter, and forecasts are strong. david: if these numbers stay where i are or go higher we'll be over 1.4 trillion in market cap in value of the whole company, 1 -- they just beat a

trillion a few months ago. susan, i have a question for our pan weel-- panel, shaky lately,l this shore it up. >> short-term, apple is the 8000 pound gorilla. chinese company always downplays it, if they say there are 3,000 people involve it i 3 more like0 thousand. major part of supply chain, and consumer, all american brand that sell in china, that is lost sales, mcdonald's and all of the rest of all those individuals that are quarantined, i am not a hater, i believe in apple, time that consumer confidence is up and news good you have this be cautious gets into market at

these levels. >> it is about time we recognize tim cook as one of the great, great ceos. the jefjeff welch of this era, y didn't you tell me to buy theres stock 3 or 4 years ago. david: i did, where you were? -- where were you. >> my buddy larry kudlow, said profits of the mother's milk of the stock market. this is great news for america, and why do we have some conservatives, and some liberals that' to break upgrade companies like apple, google, facebook and amazon, when they lead stock market and america. david: and 401(k)s that great news. >> that is probably one of the reasons why wall street is so panicked about someone like elizabeth warren becoming the

democratic nominee, i agree with being cautiously optimistic with apple. i believe they have about 10,000 employees in china, they will start manufacturing a lower cost iphone product in february. i am interested to whether or not the virus has an impact on roll out. >> that i is -- i want to jump n on. in terms of what tim will do with is usupply constrains withn manufacturers, they will be shut down until february 9 that is a long time, he said we'll make a decision when we get closer to the date, right now his main concern are those employees in china, and that low-cost iphone, i asked about, that we

do not comment on future products he said, kind of what helps them recover in china is just right pricing for an economy that may not be able to afford a 4-digit iphone. >> let me provide some optimism in the a-block. i heard a lot of good nuggets of information, i heard 120 million brand-new subscribers. more than a third increase over last year, right? we all know that you know they might actually -- well actually comprised of apple tv, and itunes, i hear above 100 million new subscribers that is a lot of cross-selling opportunity. then i hear -- return to shareholders and stock buyback and dividends. in terms of sitting on 200 billion in cash.

david: incredible. >> phase one, right, china is supposed to purchase 200 billion in goods and services. david: susan, any word you on they will spend that cash? reporter: well 207 billion, they are giving 25 billion to shareholders. taking supply out of the market that lifts the share price. and at the record levels, apple's yield, which is how investors judge whether or not the stock is worth buying into, it less than 1%, he said we've committed since american we'll increase the dividend each year, they will give back to the shareholders, as for that cash pile, 2207 billion, they don't want to make large purchases.

>> a great thing about the -- stock buybacks have gotten a bad name in washington but we know this money will be resisted in smaller companies, it goes into you know funding of future apple companies, it is good for everyone. >> susan, how many companies does apple buy every two weeks they seem to buy a new company? >> yes, right, not for a lot of money, i think they bought one an artificial intelligence and health care, they don't make bit acquisitions, last one of the beat. >> fantastic for them. werewolves are a booming business. david: great reporting, we appreciate it. >> we mention global fears growing over coronavirus, disease control and department

of health and human services reveal more details about government's screening effort here in united states we go to jeff gloc flock. reporter: yesterday 5 airports were screening folks, quarantine centers, they are calling them now it is 20, including 5 from yesterday, chicago, yfk, now to smaller airports. officials want to get on the ground in china, but they are not being per midded to yet by chinese government, the health and human services secretary, saying they need to be on the ground. >> getting w.h.o., cdc expert to ground to be able to, sift -- to assist the chinese experts this is a major public health issue.

reporter: positive news. in numbers. 18 country now plagued by coronavirus. 4500 plus cases in china alone, 106 dead in china, but at home still just 5 consummerred cases of dr. jerry buss in the u.s., fingers crossed. >> thank you very were. chuck schumer faces swift backlash for accusing president trump of abuse z liz power for financial gain while ignoring the biden scandal. peter schweizer with his take on this next. every year, our analysts visit thousands of companies, in a multitude of countries, where we get to know the people that drive a company's growth and gain new perspectives.

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>> did the president have financial interest at stake when he was talking to erdogan and others. maybe his kids had some economic interest at stake? >> i'm offended and shocked that schumer would be so -- to accuse the president of making money off politics, only people we know who made money off this are hunter biden and joe biden. david: senator rand fall forcefully rejecting to minority leader chuck schumer's specula speculatetion about the president trump family, journalist peter schweizer, joining us now. author of the new book. good to see you, congratulations on the book, is there any comparison to made between biden and trump on political co littlt

conflicts of interest. >> no, trump came in with a lot of commercial ties and international operations, he built those before politics. the bidens had nothing they now have a lot as a result of politics, we know hunter biden went to china on air force 2 with his father, he got that deal in burisma a couple of weeks after his father's appoint person. david: there were other numbers of the family as well? >> yes, we call them the biden 5, he has a brother with no experience became vice president of a conshuck vehicl constructi. they landed a huge contract to build homes in iraq. and a brother who did work in costa rica and jamaica got taxpayer back loaned for energy

projections, the list goes on and on. >> have you done background for the clintons, and bidens, if i ever run for office. i will you have do one on me, i can say, my feet are clean. with that said, it really mind boggling to know that you know chuck schumer saying things like that, we heard other anecdotes from other democrats, my father always said, if you dig a grave dig two, because one is for you, are democrats digging a grave for themselves. >> i think they are, they made hunter biden center of this impeachment interesting thering nothing there the problem is, there a lot there. if you have witnesses, you have to have hunter biden, the case of democrat rests on their notion that there was no legitimacy to trump's request, it wasly je legitimate, i think.

it could have been said slightly differently, they are minor. >> i want to go to this issue that chuck schumer is lobbying insults or assersions about trump kids, you should not make assersions if you don't have concrete facts, whether it is hobby owhunter biden or anyone . he is not first and he will not be last of individuals 'people with ties in government that are profits. we cannot ignore fact this there are members of trump family they have the relationships and commercial industries, there has been reports about ivanka trump, for example in china, with patents, and things of that nature, just because you have reexisting relationships does not mean once you get in government you put up a fire wall, hunter biden stuff is wrong, but you know, no matter

what, have to be consistent and make sure that if you are in government, whatever your preexisting relationships in business they are recalled off -- recallewalled off. >> fair point. >> i agree. i said that whether donald trump came in -- when donald trump came in, he needs to take precaution and a thick wall put up. they have done a pretty good job, one thing they said, they were going to start having trump hotel projects in world. politically connected, they said they were not going to do them, they have not. david: i want to move on, another pol politician. >> joe biden side h said he nevr talked with any family members about business. >> that not possible, they had a

meeting in the oval office with barack obama. how do you do that and not talk business with your family. david: an ironic character in business that is bernie sanders, a socialist, they are not supposed to accumulate great wealth, he has through his family, you wrote a piece in fox news today, saying bernie sanders rails about common good but public service has made him and his family rich. >> every step of the way. money has ended up aways directly or indirectly to his family members, mayor of burlington, he hired his then girlfriend, later wife, put her on payroll, they said you can't do that, we didn't create that job, bernie said too bad, she will have it, that has been his pattern, and bernie is worth a couple million if you look at his investment portfolio, not only is he s&p 500 companies with his picks, he is not in

socially cons sh -- socially cos investment funds, he goes for straight fortune 500 funds. >> congratulation on book, his wife has been on the payroll for decades now. his wife made a board of director at a not for prophet college because of his name and that college went out of business just a few years later. >> right, they figured out a great way to make money in washington that is media buy, thank you run for senate, i handle our media buying, you gave me a million for, that a get 15% commission, so what does bernie do? he puts his charge in charge of media buy, she gets the commission, you have a great mystery, he runs for president in 2016, 83 million in media

buys through an llc run by two of his wife's friends, and they don't have a web site. >> family cut. >> has this been brought up to federal election commission that seems to -- i know that they are complain driven that seems like, very intensvery in-- intentionag your political contributions. >> there is an old saying that i thought of when i read your book, people come to washington to do good, they end up doing well, bernie sanders a perfect example. are any of these activities you found, are they illegal, should they be? >> no sadly not, a great point, the problem. people that are engaging this behavior are the ones that write the laws, they are not righting laws that get them in legal

jeopardy, the day what a congressman takes payoff in cash in a shoe box that is old school. david: i wish we had a whole hour, peter schweizer, profiles in corruption is the name of the book thank you. >> thank you. david: president trump releasing details of historic middle east peace plan, but key players say they are 100% opposed to it we'll ask judy carne i zhudi jae plan will or, or is it just dead on arrival? zhudi jasser is next. we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need.

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solution, israel made unprecedented concessions with support from netanyahu and his rival. >> listen. illustrating sereillustrating tl compromises it is willing to make for cause of peace. >> i believe your peace plan strikes the right balance where other plans have failed, i have agreed to negotiate peace with the palestinians. >> president's peace plan is a significant and historic milestone. david: but not everyone is onboard as palestinian leaders already are rejecting the deal out right, we bring in zhudi jasser. what will bring palestinian leaders on board. >> we're seeing leadership.

now a peace process. at least a process that took i think too long, three years, we're seeing, you know. this is what is not negotiable, end of corruption, the cleaning out of ideology and et cetera. the removal of settlements they said is not negotiable, once you establish that, then you can talk about a two state plan, that is on the table, now palestinians that wanted to negotiate will come. to say they are not pro sented because they did not invite hamas or, abbas. high-en-- palestinian people nee represented they are not represented by radicals that are their leader. >> not to be offensive to the

president, but was what that today, a joke? to have peace have to want peace, abbas has already rejected this plan. they were consulted in crafting it, there is no chance of demilitarization inner t in ter, what was the purpose of this whole roll out. >> you are letting narrative of hamas and abbas, most radical militants guide how we plan our policy, we have not let their narrative guide, the iranian people -- >> okay so do palestinian people want peace? >> why not, why do you think they don't? why do you think they are driven by most militant, 15 to 20%. 80% don't want to live in violence, if you look at arabs and palestinians in israel they are happier living there than in west bank or gaza, one that live in gaza, they need to have an

arab awakening, against hamas, like you see in iran, like you saw in a lot of middle east everyonmiddle easterncountries. saying this is what goal needs to be will be moving wheel forward. >> i think you are right about that, ha this is a long time in coming, jonathan may be right, palestinians have no intent in following it but, donald trump having worked with him, is a master negotiator, i wonder how much credit do you think trump gets for ceiling th -- ceiling s deal if it is. >> we're not going to talk everything is up for grab, american is real. only democracy there is aing,

we'll talk two state solution, but this is when we won't talk, i think america's leadership finally renewed like it was under bush and reagan. >> i have a really quick question. two things motivate president trump. telling him it is impossible, he is committed to this. however when you look -- if the palestinian actually come onboard, any time between now up to the election, and god forbid if president trump is not reelected is this deal in jeopardy. >> i think is important not only netanyahu there but gantz, you had both side of israeli electortion, including left there, and find interesting that the media in america, so far trying to ignore this calling it a photo op, when actually, even israelis are forced to acknowledge this is a step forward from both sides. david: zhud i, zhudi we have rf

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david: remember hillary clinton's depolice office -- de, cnn just doubled down on clinton's mistake. a rally in new jersey, here is what don lemon's panel said about the tens of thousands of trump voters and others here and across the country. >> donald trump could not fine ukraine on a map if you had letter u and a picture of a physical crane, he knows this is an administration defined by ignorance of the world, that is partly him playing to their base, and their audience, you know, the cre boomer -- >> your geography and maps and spelling. >> and your reading. david: who has last laugh, is

this door deplorable moment? >> i am afraid that very well may be the case, don lemon and his panel are not on ballot, democrats are and donald trump circumstance is, i remember whad with hillary clinton in 2015, and i on sister network and asked about this, they said are people -- you know are they deplorables. >> absolutely not, they have my signs in their yard 4 years earlier, we need to be careful, they could have made their point in a different way, but there is a good reason why people across country feel that the -- do not understand them, they talk down to them, and refuse to relate to them, average american tunes out when you know, folks in media and in democratic party are dismissive.

>> thank god and the founders for electoral college, to capri's point, if we did not have it, it would be left up to the coast to decide president each year. the left and mainstream media are at it again, doubling down on arrogance, laughing at trump, and laughing at voters, a lots of my colleagues, professionals, lawyers, doctors, people in media, they camped out at 2 arm this mornin2:00a.m. this morniny want to make sure they get in the line is unbelievable, that is enthusiasm of 2016, and shows lealike that and comments like t will get doom donald trump reelected. david: rick wilson on the right side of the screen is a republican? >> he is a leader of never-trumpers, there are not many left, most people have looked at trump's record, i have a lot of friends who were

never-trumpers, they look at his record well, it worked out well, and they san jos they say were . it is systemic they thumb their nose at working class americans and people who you know trump donors don't have college degrees, they are not as smart, the left thinks they are morally, culturalty and iny it intellectually support to the trump voters and they are not. >> i think it is okay to be wrong on an idea, it okay, america is go disagreeing but these ugly childish attacks, i thought we gave up that in high school, focus on ideas, you know wrong when don lemon does it. >> you could say same thing with trump's tweets. >> it is also wrong with donald trump does it he is the king of name-calling, we should focus on

ideas not name-calling. david: don't he'll your breath. >> we're getting more details from apple's earning conference call, in progress right now, tim cook telling investor that apple shut down a story in china, and is restricting employee travel because of the coronavirus outbreak there cook said apple has suppliers in wuhan but they have alternative sources, apple stores that remain open in china have reduced hours and conducting temperture checks on employees. apple manufacturers most of its phones in china, the stock up nearly 2% after hours on bcs beck first quarter -- better than expected first quarter results, a win for donald trump, supreme court ruling in favor of the green card revisiontions, that -- restrictions, it getting a lot of push back from democrats is it fair? more on that coming next. (whistling)

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david: another winter president this supreme court in a 5-4 vote clearing way for trump administration to limit entry to immigrants to may likely become overly dependent on government welfare, that including medicaid, food stamps and housing vouchers. congresswoman slamming o of the move. american dream is not a private club with a cover charge. john, was it shameful or just? >> absolutely not, you know america, is a country with a compassion at heart. a big one. but you know i'm a preacher's kid, charity begins at home, then spreads, we don't frown on people in need outside of our family. but we also need to make sure that we're taking care of home, we have record high homelessness. we have record high mental

health, right we're talking about one of topics that to ballot in november, is what to we do with social security? high education debt, so many other things we have not addressed right here in america. we need it take -- look out for other people but we need to take care of home. >> a great thing about -- >> look. >> go ahead capri. >> i am passionate about this issue having you know served and license social worker. 10 years on a lot of the policy issues, two things, election have consequences, donald trump won he appointed judges to the supreme court. and lower federal court this is what happens. this is ruling that we get, but i would say, this does not have to do with undocumented or illegal immigrants that is one thing, i understand wanting to with hol-- withhold or utilizinx

dollars, but says you -- if we for to withhold a green card if we concerned about your ability to earn money that is un-american in my view as great grand child of immigrants, if that wealth test existed, my family would not have been able to live the american dream. >> i -- actually. >> i this is -- steve. >> i just disagree with that, not inconsistent with america historical immigration, policy, which circumstance you -- back when immigrants came through ellis island, people were turned away if they were 6 o sick or cd not take care of themselves it was a public charge, if government thought you would be a welfare client could you were turned away. i am -- favor of immigration,

but they have to come to work and to make a better life, not to go on welfare, capri with all due respect, worse thing you can do for new immigrant is give them food stamps and public benefits that erodes their ambitions that naturally comes from immigrants. >> turn -- >> and so does that oh erode ambitions of american. >> yes. >> yes, stt does. >-- yes.>> one at a time. >> button it up. >> last century everyone talked about -- yes, millions and millions of immigrants came here, that was before welfare, before food stamps. they came to make their own american dream in a free society that is when we is -- >> we have to leave it there. we could go on. and before we head to break, let's see what is coming up on "evening edit." >> president legal team wrapping up impeachment defense,

president team lashing back hard against the bolton book leaks. voters are tuning out. this is also going on more bad news for bidens, an expose in politico revealing more detail about how the biden family cashed in on vice president's name, and to president's defense, team member pam bondi's take down we have more details about biden's conflict of interest. >> thank you liz. >> 2020 democrat continue to push their sky is falling pitch, but the trump economy is getting best ratings in nearly two decades, is it time for a new defense? a former ceo thinks so, his comments, you don't want to miss them, coming next. because your s deserve the full story. t. rowe price invest with confidence.

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david: we have a fox business alert, majority leader mitch mcconnell said they do not have enough votes to block impeachment witnesses, he is reportedly speaking in a private g.o.p. meeting, we'll monitor that for new developments. >> we should see at least 3% gdp growth. >> you see no possibility, whatever, of a recession this year. >> no possibility of a recession this year, the american people don't believe that either. david: former ceo of cke restaurants, touting the economy after railing on 2020 democrat on a new fox business.com op-ed. this latest "fox news poll" showing voters given economy's best ratings in two decade.

they are crediting president trump. americans vote on how they feel. do the stats translate in a victory for the president's economic policy? >> well, if it is the economy, study edspheupstupid, then it d. people bike th like the way he s performed on the economy. you mention word growth, i watch entire democratic debate last week, i did not hear the word growth once. >> no, they got nothing on the economy, there is no limit on the aim of wealth that -- amount of wealth or job thanks cretted or opportunity that could be created in a free society, this is why america is strong and prosperous. because we're free. what do democrats have? a whole income inequality supposed gap between rich and

poor, i would rather be poor in america than anywhere el in the world. where we are rich. david: i bet capri has something to add. >> you know, i would say, i think this democrats do need to be careful about how they deal with the economy. i agree with earlier comment, if this is about personality, you know president trump may be in trouble. but i think that democrats need to offer something, i have said time again more than just antidonald trump, pro-impeachment we need to focus on things that have gotten us elected they are issues like healthcare and education, security. the economy strong but not strong across the board, there are regions including my own, that have fallen behind. promises have not been kept in manufacturing sector for example, you know, we need to acknowledge where the strengths are, we also condition sit there and try to -- can't sit there

and pri10 that economy is not -- pretend economy is not good. >> democrat offered pie in the sky, donald trump put pie on the plate two scoops. you look at unemployment. lowest. level of optist, consumerism optimism, people are spending. people are loving this. in contrast you look at 2016 election, before donald trump was elected to office, they say the sky was going to fall, president trump promise to america. for everyone. working class. is winning. david: are you in the bumper sticker business, you could be. if you are happy and you know it, put it on your license plate, we explain, the pro and cons and emojis on license plates next.

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david: a new bill in vermont could soon allow drivers to add one ever six emojis to their license plates in addition to standard letters and numbers allowed by the state. or as part of a personalized vanity plate. vermont would be the first state in the nation to allow this to happen but not the first in the world. queensland australia drivers can choose one of five emojis for their plates. vermont's bill does not say how much the proposed vanity plates go for or which of the six emojis would be available. would could go possibly wrong, jonathan. >> when they call you in, poop

ewrote jay, -- emoji, emoji. can a license plate be a license plate these days? >> apparently not. i'm a gen-xer, i'm with you. this is not entirely unique, the emoji is ridiculous. this is up to state, a state jurisdiction issues. all kind of states have specific special licenses plates like superman in ohio. we created superman here in cleveland. it is not entirely out of the realm of possibility but i think the emoji thing is a little hokey but up to vermont. david: steve? >> i have only one thing to say about this, thumbs up. david: all right. >> i think this is awesome, especially with a state like vermont that doesn't have a lot of industr. they're looking for new ways of -- >> raising money. >> boosting revenue streams. i totally disagree with jonathan.

we should praise government when they actually put creative ideas to the marketplace and let consumers decide. david: jonathan, quickly. >> i guess i'm, i guess i'm too old for personalized license plates. david: what an admission. that does it for "bulls & bears." liz: happening this hour, president trump arriving just minutes ago in atlantic city, new jersey, on his way to a jersey shore rally after unveiling a new middle east peace plan. nancy pelosi now says quote, there are some areas of common ground with democrats. we'll tell you what's in the deal and what's not. and we have breaking news, senator mitch mcconnell says, republicans do not have the votes to block impeachment witnesses. this as the president's legal team wrapped up the defense, blasting back hard against the bolton book leaks saying you cannot impeach based on inadmissible leaks of unpublished manuscripts. voters are tuning out impeachment. this amid more bad news for the