>> don't forget to tune into foe of president trump state of the union address.have a great day everybody. >> good morning maria and good morning, everyone this is another really big news day. let's look at the amazing market rate that's the right word to use despite it all we have another rally on that. the dow is in full recovery mode after last week's virus. the market just wants to go up and boy is it going up today. the dow is going to be up 400 points today, this morning, the s&p up 40 points and 150-point

gain for the nasdaq. china says the effects of the virus will be temporary. a full report on that coming up. now look at this, another giant search for tesla. up 129-point yesterday, it's up another 104 points premarket today. that is stunning. tesla's profitable, expected to deliver a half a million cars this year and production from the german factory next year. elon musk has become the shining star of the electric car business and he is a very wealthy man. 883 premarket. , there is other stunning news. the iowa caucuses. they have imploded in chaos. no result yet. new complex rules in a poor performing app screwed up the reporting process in the absence of hard numbers, some of the candidates declared victory in all of them have left the

states. here's an important point. democrat turnout down, republican caucus way up. and the president tweeted this. the democrat caucus is an unmitigated disaster. i wonder if they will rub it in at the state of the union address. speaker pelosi will be sitting right behind him on camera. we have to see this. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> today marks the beginning of the end for donald trump. >> it is too close to call, i'm just going to tell you what i do know. >> we won. >> we are going to walk out of here with our share of delegat delegates. >> i don't know what happened in the precincts, you know we have been punching way beyond our weight. >> the bottom live, it is our lives america.

>> you have shocked the nation by all indications, we are going on to new hampshire victorious victoriously. >> he declared victory without the results in. democrat candidates in iowa, most of them claimed a degree of victory despite no result. of course the president is weighing in. let me repeat the tweet. the democrat caucus is an unmitigated disaster, nothing works, just like they ran the country. remember the 5 billion-dollar obamacare website that should cost 2% of that. the only person that can claim a very big victory and iowa is trumped. come on in. we can cohost, the president must be laughing all the way to the election. >> my goodness, we thought he would be laughing that he would be exonerated the next night by the same people he's in front up. now he can still laugh at the fact they cannot conduct a caucus in iowa when he on the other side doesn't flawlessly

with the biggest amount of support the republican side consolidating that on the republican side. he is laughing all the way to the bank. the democrats are in chaos. as a set on fox and friends, the perfect outcome for bernie sanders because everybody's lives gets worse. they've all declared -- they are all winners because the chaos continues, michael bloomberg laughs with his billions and where this goes from here, we have no idea. the president said two of the biggest stages you can imagine, the interview with sean hannity to get his message out and now he will stand in front of the american people counting all the a compliment he had while they try to resist him for three years previous unbelievable the message she has to send, it'll be amazing to watch the republicans and democrats. >> let's not ignore what i think is very important news. democrat turnout in the caucuses yesterday down from where it was

in 2008, meanwhile republican turnout way out. it is not supposed to be like that. they are supposed to have enthusiasm to get him out. and here you have the republicans turning out where people. >> so true. we are at virginia beach and i told you the support for the president is as palpable and excited as it was on election day. people love and believe in what he's doing. having been in iowa yesterday, it's a mostly democrats are walking around like zombies in a no ma'am land. i don't know if it should be bernie, he's socialist, and joe biden does not know if it's tuesday or wednesday. and elizabeth warren is a faker and has plans that don't make enter entered in pete buttigieg is my grandson's age. who do i vote for. you look at the variables and there's not as much enthusiasm as you think. >> you are having too much fun. we have to get back to new york pronto. thank you very much indeed.

let's get to your money. big news there as well. stocks are going to rally big time at the opening bell this morning. i think a complete recovery from last friday. the the market is going up so much as money. >> stabilization and stock prices in asia, liquidity has been injected interest rates have been lowered and they said they believe this will be temporary and everybody knew that coming from their mouths i think the deal is better. everybody was asking each other for the last four or five days, is this going to be a black swan event. i think it's safe to say and governance to my friends, this is more of a gray goose than a box one. >> one second, hold on for me, i have to turn attention to tesla. the rally there is absolutely stunning problem up 129 yesterday and up 104 in the premarket. susan, don't tell me this is a short squeeze. >> it is part of this but nobody wants to mess up on the rally as

well. you heard from early tesla investor who said this company put a trillion dollars in ten years. they have stopped an $800 price target on the stock although that might go higher from the levels. in the research investment has a 25% chance the stock is 15000 in 2024. the biggest estimate on the market. but the stock has doubled since the start of this year because it's become a profitable company. this is what they're calling an amazon moment. tesla and turning things around on the panasonic that has the battery factory would tesla reporting a profit for the very first time on monday. >> thank you susan. come back scott, do you think this is an amazon moment for tessa questioning. >> no i think it's beyond meet moment for tesla. i think they have lost their collective minds and i heard all the crazy numbers yesterday like

everybody else. they are making a little bit of money but they still have a lot of things they want to do in a short squeeze undeniably. it has a halo that goes around it as well. how about foam 0, fear of missing out. that's what a large part of this is. if your investment idea buying today because i think the guy behind me is going to pay more than i did, that's not an investment idea. this is gone from an investment to a gamble, i say good luck. >> we hear you loud and clear. thank you very much. what a day. google will open lower of about 40 odd points. their earnings report late yesterday, not well received but for the first time we did get to see youtube revenue, not that great. the stock is down 46-point look at the gaming stocks. they are up this morning. that is a surprise to me.

they are going to shut the casinos for two weeks. because of the virus. in the gaming stocks go up. that is like shutting down vegas for a couple of weeks. i'll have to get into this because i cannot understand why the stocks are up. my producer saying maybe a two-week shutdown to give you some certainty. it is still quite a gamble to take. let's get to the oil markets. virus fears have hurt the oil -- the price of crude, we have to bounce back for exxon, chevron and conocophillips in the price of oil has bounce back a little bit but not that much. >> we are at 51 box and 15 cents. 2% up. >> very low. >> the market going up 300 odd points, nearly 400 at the opening bell, 40 for the s&p, 143 for nasdaq, that is a rally.

then there is this. a final for impeachment, adam schiff has a new conspiracy theory. watch this. >> trump could offer to the russians in exchange for support in the next election. >> he's entering the realms of bizarre. we will tell you more a little later on. as impeachment is falling apart. all eyes will be on speaker pelosi during tonight's state of the union address in the middle of this iconic moment. >> there it is. we will get more of that tonight, we will be watching for that that is for sure. iowa caucus chaos, even msnbc host can't hold back his frustration. watch this. >> the democrats this is not been a success.

this is a mild understatement. >> joining me next to react all of this. a big news day.

>> let's bring you the update on the virus. >> as for the death toll stands at 427. almost all of those on the mainland in china. confirmed cases, 20680. almost all of those in mainland china. the first reported death of a patient in hong kong, you mentioned earlier macau closing casinos for two weeks. gambling account for 80% of the tax revenue there. that will be a huge impact. in the headlines on sunday has closed all of its because of the no copout from china so they closed all of their production lines in south korea. that is about it for now.

the chinese say we believe this is temporary, not so sure about that. >> we should point out that larry kudlow this morning said the impact on us is going to be minimal, he used that word, it will be much tougher for china, that's what he had to say. >> can you believe this, the day after the iowa caucuses and we have no result, no democrat winner. we do not have it. this is what msnbc chris matthews had to say. >> the guy in the white house is chuckling all night and the democrat is getting a report under part organize. i would say to the last person leaving des moines please turn off the lights. this has not been a success. >> he is not happy guy. joining us ron mcdaniel. do you think the president is chuckling all the way through the night?

>> the president is clearly the big winner, we have the highest turnout for an income net president. the energy on our side is so strong. our caucus ran very, very well congrats to the island republican party. the democrats it was a debacle. i think there are questions that should be raised with the des moines register poll not coming out because of inconsistencies. now the clock is having an issue, and the app called shadow did not work to report the results. i think the party needs to figure out why the inconsistencies in iowa especially when joe biden was going to have an abysmal night. >> that sound like a conspiracy theory but i will not get into it. >> i'm going to ask you this, do you think the president will bring it up when he does the state of the union message? >> speaker pelosi will be behind him. >> i don't think he has to bring it up. the president one and everybody knows that in the president is on a roll with signing the phase i deal with usmca and all the things in our economy.

he gets to stand in front of the american people and say this is what i've done is i've governed for you. and the democrats will look petty in the background because all they have done is try to fight the president and his election and they have no result to show for their time of speaker of the house. >> things change real fast. i think one more important thing that came out of iowa last night is the democrat turnout was low compared to 2018 and as you just said the turnout for republicans was very, very strong. i think that's a key indicator of sentiment around the country. >> i think the energy is behind the president. you saw a rally in new jersey where 150,000 people signed up in a blue state. we've added a million small online donors and male donors since impeachment began in the rnc with the trump campaign we trained 500,000 volunteers.

the energy is there into think about the democrats being in iowa day after day and still have low turnout results shows there's a problem with their party and the enthusiasm for their candidate. >> no wonder you are all smiles this morning. >> absolutely. see you later ron mcdaniel. >> now we have some details on bernie sanders and aoc new bil bill -- it would outlaw tracking, now we know what they're up to. >> it would indeed nationwide in 2025 by this time next year and permits would be revoked while tracking takes place within 250d inhabited structures. this is what bernie says, it is a dangerous and a dangerous to the air that we breathe, it has resulted and highly explosive. >> into top it off he is contributing it to climate change. >> actually is allowing america to reduce the carbon in missions

more than any of the nations in the world. for heaven sake, what's he going to do with a million people in america who are employed in the fracking business. >> we trained them i suppose. >> energy independence for the country now that the u.s. is for the first time in multiple decades. and is not relying on politics in saudi arabia and the middle eastern country. >> they say future generations can have a livable planet. i forgot about that. [laughter] >> why not. [laughter] i better move on. how about disney, they report "after the bell" this afternoon, the premarket is up another $3.83. back to 145 level. more of that performance ahead of the earnings report.

up three hundreds to the dow, close to 140 for the nasdaq, close to 40 on the s&p. now this. he is indeed the conservative movement. radio talkshow host rush limbaugh says he is fighting advanced lung cancer. >> i don't like making things about me. but there are going to be days that i'm not going to be able to be here. >> my message to him after the break. [ applause ] thank you. it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

>> this day has been one of the most difficult days in recent memory for me. because i have known this moment was coming. i cannot help but feel that i'm letting everybody down with this. but the upshot is that i have been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. i don't like making things about me but there are going to be days that i'm not going to be able to be here. >> there you have it. rush limbaugh announcing yesterday advanced lung cancer as you heard he said he will be off the air on days he has treatment. limbaugh has a radio ordinance of 20 million. >> on a personal note, i am a long-term rush listener. i first heard him by chance in

the cayman islands in 1993 when it was a rush room. even in the caymans he had his audience glued. he is a brilliant broadcaster. to sit alone, no guest and talk for three hours takes real talent. regardless of politics you have to respect talent like that. his impact on politics is being immense, he always speaks with originality and he has shaped conservative politics for two generations. our thoughts are very much with him as he faces this one. to switch gears and get back to big news which includes a stock market rally, dr, we are going to be up 300 points for the dow going straight up all over the place, what do you think is behind today's rally. >> i believe there are two things injection of liquidity

from china definitely helped and i think the coronavirus spread is continuing to grow more slowly, still spreading the people are starting to get the handle is not very acute or serious and it does not spread very quickly. it is not spreading as quickly. those are two really good thing. >> as we walk up to the opening bell we have told you tesla is up in google is going down. look at big tech, the whole market is very much concentrat concentrated. this is premarket as we said, google is going to be down but amazon of 24 bucks premarket. apple is up six, facebook up to, that is a big tech rally. can you show me the ten year treasury yield, that his ways been an indicator and it is up. scott, i take that as an indicator that money is coming out of safe bonds and safe havens and going into the more risky stock market.

>> you are exactly right. it is going to be the case for the year because the interest rates are not going to be real true compensation for stock. that will be something that will help support stocks. i find myself having to check myself every now and again, because they get complaints it with a ten year yield 1.55 or 1.7 whatever it is, that is too low destroying capital. here's what i would like to say, the u.s. economy is doing well compared to everybody else. but we can do better. you cannot have a 3.5% unemployment rate and only see a 2% gdp. and not have wages go up and have these with higher wages. something is wrong, we have a weakened economic system and that's what we need to figure out. were doing better than everybody else and that's why feel so good. >> should the fed cut rates, should they cut rates now? >> are you going to ask me when we have stocks trading at all-time record highs, something

about that does not sit right. no i do not think they should cut rates. >> i want to move on to the price of gold, that has been another safe haven recently that the money is coming out of the safe haven today, we are down $17 on gold. here is a really important market to watch, oil, we are at $50. i don't care that were up 72 cents, we are at $50 a barrel. that is because in china there is much less oil and gas being used because of the virus and the clampdown in china. so demand is slim, supply is still there and the price of $50 a barrel. that is a problem. >> it is a problem but the problem is manifesting in more production. the past week and for the sole month we have been at 13 million rates highest ever and it's still going up.

we are so good at getting this out. that is one of the big reasons we are not hearing why were suppressed. >> i want to go back to tesla. in spite of the fact we have oil at 50 bucks a barrel which in the past would not have been good for a battery powered car. less demand, gases show cheap, that makes us move, tesla even more phenomenal because of the oil prices on the low. >> because the price of gasoline was down 2.7 at the national average. >> a headline the opec is considering much more aggressive production in the face of the very low cost of barrel. >> 227 national average in the national averages 2.46. so despite that announcement just crossing the wires -- >> oil is up 70 cents.

>> that is the bear market where oil sells 20% and also good for the consumer we are paying less at the pump that helps the u.s. economy. >> i thought it would've been bad for tesla. electric car. >> that's a different story. >> we are going to cheer them on because this market is about to open sharply higher big board wh covers the dow 30 stocks, all the sudden it goes almost all green. the dow has open with a gain of 360 -- 270 points, that is 1.3%. going to move quickly because it's a big day. the s&p 500 up over 1%. the nasdaq up 1.3%. about the same as the dow. look at google they have earnings report yesterday afternoon, it did not wow investors, down $22 at $14.61.

look at tesla, all-time high, $868. they are up $87. an 11% gain. it has been a rocketship lately. what do you think about tesla. >> it is really tough to look at it at these levels and say put new money in here. but i will tell you if you would like tesla and you like the long-term story, we are going to get 25% pullback from here in the next six months. wait and buy on the pullback. it will happen. >> i hear scott kennedy do you agree? there will be a 25% pullback really questioning. >> i agree with dr, if you really like tesla instead of buying the stock, go in by a car you lose less money. >> that is interesting because the car depreciates once it's off the lot. but there is a different factor

at play. as you mentioned the school under the short squeeze. there are a lot of positives. they said this week they will easily be 500,000 deliveries this year. >> they said easily have a half million deliveries this year. >> yes record deliveries in the last three months of last year. and for the very first time, the fact that there finally making profit from the factories and panasonic said it's a profitable company in making the battery. >> the actual high and tesla was $887.72. i have to mention microsoft, another all-time high. even though you sold it. [laughter] >> moveon. [laughter] i'm looking at also but otherwise known as google for most people it is down 36 bucks. what is wrong. >> here's what happened, they were down much more than this

overnight. they missed revenue and had less revenue than people expected. what they did great, they broke out youtube and they broke out the cloud services. people were disappointed. somebody had a projection of $25 billion for youtube, that is crazy. that was the most boneheaded analysis i've ever seen. youtube makes more money than apples service. remember facebook makes 21.8 billion, youtube made 15-point to. it is 70% as big as facebook. >> do you believe the selloff now $41 down on google, do you think that is the right way to go. >> i think it's way overdone. >> i would buy into google. >> that is interesting. >> microsoft? >> of course. >> can you show it to me.

>> all right, move on. what do you have. >> google, alphabet, cfo said it's a tough compare to last year when they made $40 billion in revenue as well as the final three months of the year, if you break out the fact the changing the narrative from search revenue slowdown they want you to focus on what cloud is doing which rates are faster than amazon and what microsoft is doing. and youtube itself $15 billion, that's a fortune to enter company on its own. >> look at this. i believe it's common knowledge but ice almost microsoft at 159, i left a great deal of money on the table. i will not be retiring. [laughter] look at this, check the big board. this is the height of the morning. up 392 points. 1.38% rate again check the ten year treasury, the yield is 1.58%, price of gold is down

significantly, down $16 and oil is at $50 per barrel. now take a look, we got oil, move on we are up 383 on the dow. ford motor company reports "after the bell" today. who cares about ford these days. really, tesla is worth more and ford and general motors combined. i cannot imagine. >> i got ford stock. >> there is very little reason to go fishing for ford and gm, we see the big transition, ford has the big problem they have been trying to redefine themselves for years and they have not gotten there. stay away. >> okay. the lack of the weight in the background. i don't think he would buy ford either or gm. >> or tesla. >> i had a positive thing to say about ford. >> go ahead.

>> if you buy it you can only lose $9. [laughter] the last two vehicles, i bought a ford f150 and a ford edge in both of them are terrific vehicles. a decent price, the whole bit. but i would not buy the stock, i would not buy a. >> what else is on the screen ralph lauren, are up $11. my daughter works for them. we have all of that on the screen, the s&p 500 big winners when you start quoting percentage you know you have a big rally. will let the dow winners, nike, caterpillar, apple, disney all of them up in percentage terms, a rally across the board. what else we got nasdaq, tesla, huge winner, microchip, lesser-known companies also moving out. >> all of these moves you are seeing including tesla have been

beaten down for china exposure in the stocks you see apple, the chip companies that have the china exposure, that's why we are getting the relief from the china problem. >> all the major averages are positive for the year. in other words all the major averages have recovered from the virus scare. we don't know how far this is going to go, we don't know how long it will last. larry kudlow told maria the impact on america will be tled to be much tougher for china but minimal here. i think that has helped the market a little. >> they said maybe half a percentage point on gdp and it will bounce back next quarter and in asia as well as china and the to go 4% that's a consensus among most major economists. it will jog 4% enter gdp. that's our experience with sars in 2002 in 2003.

and 71 billion overnight in the federal bank is trying to get the money flowing and they learned their lesson from 13 - 16 years ago. >> in the united states it is still 11 cases. >> i think there was no or one new case overnight outside of china. so this is being contained right now. >> it's killed more people in china than sars did in 2002 and 2003. >> a minimal impact on us, minimal but much tougher for china. >> that is accurate. >> disney up -- disney reporting profits "after the bell". and by the way it will distribute the film hamilton. >> they filmed this version of the award-winning musical. the creator said he is going to distribute it as some point.

usually this takes place on the hallmark channel or other cable channels but the fact they are going to put it on the big screen and disney shows the fact that disney has a lot of access to content and will go on disney tv plus and they are still fighting for the streaming eyeballs. what does it say about hamilton, if you cannot get the most to get on broadway, you can watch on the big screen. >> distribution 75 million. >> in an outrageous amount of money. >> i'm in no way of judging what's outrageous and what's n not. >> they will have to wait 20 months. it's been a huge hit unlike many broadway shows that translate, this is very current in the music and message. i think it will do great. >> where i want to caution about disney, the themepark's are going to be affected by the virus, enclosed hong kong and closed shanghai. that is a known quantity. also we will find out the number of subscribers to disney+. >> if they break it out for you

because they did say they send up 10 million in the first day. speaking of coronavirus, back to the impact of u.s. company, google and alphabet made and noticed it might impact sales with google homes and nest as being protracted. >> on the phone with us now we have tesla analyst gordon johnson, he was on the program sitting next to me a couple of days ago, is tesla there. he calls tesla to coin on wheels. come into the show and you give me 45 seconds on why you are right in the market is wrong. >> since tesla has been a public company and has lost money every single year and has accumulative net loss of nearly 7 billion. in q4 the cordova everybody is excited about excluding sales of credit which is one time and not the core business, just look at

the car business, they lost money in q4. the revenue was up 2% in q4 and that is down year-over-year in q3. we think tesla is about to post a massive loss in q1. their sales in norway, netherlands, spain are down 50% in the first month of q1 versus the first month of q4 because you lost a big incentive in the netherlands and the u.s. sales of model three cars based on our estimate in january are the lowest ever. so their sales are declining. we think what is happening is china is inserting massive amounts of liquidity directly into the stock market, everyone in china is sitting home and buying stocks going up to include tesla, we think this year will be very bad for tesla. >> a short shop and to the point, gordon johnson we want to thank you very much indeed. we have scott shelley that does not buy into this tesla rally.

i don't think you buy into the whopping tesla rally. gordon johnson does not. but tesla is up 113-point at 893. the market is doing this in intelligent people who know about the company are doing that in saying that. you have yourself a conundrum. scott, i want to bring you back in with the last word of the morning on tesla. >> i mean obviously, you have to get out of the way of the fear of missing out just like you're missing out on microsoft. when you talk about the coronavirus altogether and that's why a lot of the stocks are beaten up in the first place. an old trader told me if you make a bet on the world ending, if you are right what do you win? the psychology you have to think about the coronavirus will be gone at some point time will get through it and the market will come back on his feet. that's what investors have to keep in mind about what they

will see, not that the world is going in. >> i want to throw this into the mix. last night there was a catastrophe, a total debacle in iowa. they still have not got the results of the iowa caucus. and the democrats are looking pretty bad on this. is that a plus for the market? because president trump is looking real good and tonight he has the state of the union message and he will get right out there until the world we have a real good here and by the way tesla hit $900 a share. it is up 121. that is a spike. >> do you think the iowa debacle has anything to do with today's rally? >> what we have seen through the process is every democratic national party misstep has helped the market a little bit. we can go back and document that because right now trump is much more market friendly than any of the candidates coming for craig i think that is mixed in to the jam a little bit. >> what do you think?

>> i would agree i've to be careful i was born in des moines. i have to watch my words. however, i agree. they cannot get away from themselves. of course chris matthews, it is definitely a funeral but has a lot more cars than three. that is the problem, the of the impeachment fiasco and the caucus gas go in there lurching from one disaster to the next. i agree, there is a little bit in the rally as well. >> interesting, will you stay up late tonight to watch the state of the union? >> i bet you will look at speaker pelosi space. >> especially if she react. >> yes indeed. >> i am going to leave the money side and move on to impeachment. adam schiff makes the final pitch. roll the drums and watch the. >> trump could offer alaska to the russians in exchange for support in the next election or

to move mar-a-lago permanently and let your christian around the country delegating to him the decision whether to go to work. >> i do understand bizarre and that is bizarre. andy republican arizona joins us now. i say bizarre what do you. >> i agree, it was bizarre and i've never heard on the floor and we've heard a lot of it over the century. that was nutty if you want the truth, it was absolutely crazy. >> i know you would like to talk about the caucuses in iowa last night. my main point not so much the chaos and confusion but the whole point the u.s. democrats compared to 2008, far more republicans turned out. that tells me the enormous enthusiasm for the president and not that much enthusiasm for the

democrat. >> there is some suppression going on just naturally because they don't like the candidates, the democrats are putting for reprint i don't know what national figures from the left could run for the democrats and increase enthusiasm. but on the other hand the economy, the market we are seeing today, president trump has generated a lot of enthusiasm even in iowa and i think that is going to tell the tale and it was pretty demonstrative last night and then dethrone the chaos on top of it in the impeachment fiasco and the crazy things adam schiff saying and you have the making for a soufflé. >> i want to look for the future. it looks to me like the investigation on both sides are going to go on forever. and yet i feel america has investigations fatigue. >> how about you. >> i think there might be fatigue on the investigation but what i'm hearing from people on my side of the aisle and constituents, what they're

really tired of is a two-tiered system, they feel like there was injustice done in the president had a very probing investigation for three plus years before he was elected. and you get people like lisa paige, james clapper, john brennan, james comey and those are the ones that orchestrated the exoneration of hillary clinton and you have evidence of criminality and they view it as a two-tiered system. >> andy biggs, i know you will be there and i'm sure you'll be there watching speaker pelosi like the rest of us. >> we will see you later. >> going to get back to your money. the rally is rolling on. 29 of the dow 30 in the green. they are up and only one is down. i can't read it. verizon. the dow is up 430-point in moments ago i saul test up

132-point i cannot keep track of that. it is called a rally. >> do you think it will cross a thousand today? >> tonight the president delivers a state of the union message. i think it will be good. that is my opinion. they will collect the democrats. charles payne joins me to discuss what we might see.

>> look at that. the ladies and gentlemen the dow is up 428, 1.1.5% and one and one third% for the s&p and 1.5% for the nasdaq . and now this is a really big story. listen please. a new gallup poll heading into tonight's state of the union, president trump has the job approval rating of 49%. 49%. i think that is the highest since he took office. >> it was taken right in the midst of the senate impeachment effort. the senate did not seem to bother those who were appalled.

52% of americans in favor of acquitting trump. 49% disapprove, only 1% had no opinion. it was 5% of one point would no opinion . >> they have gone to him that's what that suggest. i think that could have some impact on the market. after all, if it makes it look like mr. trumbull when reelection in november and the democrats in the socialist lose, i think that is very good news for the stock market. where am i going wrong here. >> even the moderates in the democratic running are running on things that aren't market healthy. and get over to the far left and it's completely up opposite. i think every news that makes this coming election look more in the trump camp will help the market. >> it looks to me like politics

in a positive spin on politics is a real plus for the market. am i right? >> you are exactly right, you mentioned earlier with the democrats talking about fracking. with those crazy ideas, this is only going to be good for the market and be good for donald trump. it could last three or four days. imagine if we got one of the socialist and office. it would be insane. this is a nice steady income thing for the market. >> let me throw this out you. there are 200,000 fracking related jobs in florida, 200,000 in pennsylvania, 200,000 in colorado, 400,000 in ohio and michigan combined. that is close to 1 million jobs and try to do the math in the socialist, aoc and bernie sanders want to abolish. that just puts you way out in

left field. >> they are in left field, this is why this is what they're thinking, they are not thinking about environmental. they think those copies make a lot of money. if you told them that those companies did not make money they would not care. they are going after the money, they are going to shut the thing down that makes the country great and that's their mentality is not about environment. they want to shut it down because they're making a lot of money. >> i am sure you saw this, gallup poll gives president trump 49% approval best since he has been in office for. >> you really see he is getting across all of the polls among the best numbers of his presidency on economic policy. he is about a plus 15 the average all the polls, it is funny because people do not necessarily realize they had a tax cut but they seen the results and you are seeing that reflective. i also think you will have a

natural rise as people examine the democrat field. and you are talking about every leading contender proposing taxes much larger than hillary clinton. it is bound to help it go for you. >> they give her much. i will take that one. [laughter] the president delivered the third state of the union tonight and they should let the democrats have a. that's what i think but i don't think they would like to have a. but we have senator john kennedy on the show. let's see what he think about tonight's speech. students are outraged of what they think he is going to say. just watch this. >> the other side is going to put you back in teams what do you think about that. >> that is inappropriate. >> that is racist. >> that is pretty horrendous. >> we should get a new preside president.

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everybody, now this. what do you get when the party of big government tries to run an election? bureaucratic chaos and failure. the democrats have run the iowa caucuses right into the ground. on this the day after they're still no result. here is what happened. for the 2020 caucuses they changed the rules. each of the 1681 sites had to report three numbers. first choice votes, second choice votes, delegate count. extremely complicated. they created a reporting app but that didn't work out quite right. they tried reporting by phone. that didn't work either. utter chaos. the president trump jumped on it. tweeting, the democrat caucus unmitigated disaster. nothing works. just like they ran the country. you remember the five billion

dollar obamacare website. he is right. big government democrats created a bureaucratic nightmare in health care. who can forget watch crashing website. they will never learn. bureaucracy is in their blood but this iowa mess reveals a whole lot more wrong with the party. it laid bare the total split. it establishment versus bernie. he was badly treated last time around. he demanded rule changes that screwed everything up. the rules didn't deliver fairness but a deeper split and more chaos. there are serious consequences for the party. iowa is supposed to sort out the pack as the race begins. it has done the exact opposite. there is no clarity. no candidate has momentum. if anything this chaos makes mike bloomberg much stronger. the 60 billi impeachment debach dell, the booming trump economy, successful trade deals, and a prompt andthe coronavirus.

the president's on a roll and the democrats can't get out of the starting gate. watch this. >> today marks the beginning of the end for donald trump. >> it is too close to call. i will tell you what i do know. >> you won! >> we'll walk out of here with our share of delegates. >> don't know what happened out there in the precincts. you know that we have been punching way beyond our weight. >> that's right. our lives, gang, it is our lives, america. >> you have shocked the nation. by all indications we are going on to new hampshire victorious! stuart: well they declared victory without any concrete results. they have all left the state. they're headed towards new hampshire as of right now. i got this tweet from the bernie camp. here it is. they put out their own caucus results. i'm sorry i can't read that. essentially that declares

victory. i can't quite read it properly but they declared victory. that is the bernie camp. get back to the mess in iowa. harlan hill, trump president advisory board kind of guy. this is a gift for the president, isn't it? >> it is, it is. this is complete and utter chaos. but i think that i want to take a step back and just articulate this is a democratic national party and establishment that will do anything to stop bernie sanders. why? because they fear him more than they fear donald trump because if he were to win this nomination, and by some miracle win the presidency, he will gut the democratic party establishment in a way that hasn't been done party since president trump took over the republican party. this presents an excity essential threat to their hegemony of power here in washington, d.c. stuart: harlan, are you suggesting a conspiracy here? after all we had "the des moines register" poll couldn't get out because of some technical difficulty.

now a mass mess with the calculation of results in iowa last night. you think this was done maybe centrists democrats who want to get bernie out? >> they never intended, this is my theory, they never intended to release the results last night. they wanted this to blow up in bernie's face, for media to talk about bernie is to blame for why the iowa caucuses were a disaster. no, it was the democratic party establishment who doesn't even know how to count votes. it is a joke. they can't do basic arithmetic. want to blow up in the face after nationalist, populist candidate, bernie sanders. that is what he is, he has got socialism, a populist, that runs in the face of candidates like joe biden. when they saw joe biden is collapsing in the polls. he will come up really short. i will predict he came fourth or fifth place based on results i'm seeing. they had to do anything to stop bernie. i believe that.

stuart: we'll see how this turns up. i think you're right, that joe biden didn't perform very well in the caucuses. only time will tell as they say. harlan hill. that is one huge story. look at your money. the rally, huge rally going on wall street right now. we need a good market watcher and we've got one. his name is jim awad and he is back with us today. >> good morning. stuart: good morning. out of breath almost. 400 points up, what is the main reason? >> i think what happened people got too bearish on friday and extrapolated that the virus worse so far than it seems it will be. you brought in quantitative trading on the downside. brought in short selling. people thought about it over the weekend. the chinese were injecting tremendous stimulus. stuart: is that a big deal, jim? ashley was reporting earlier that the chinese put 300 billion in? ashley: 300 billion. >> this threatens the very fabric of their society and

their government. if people get angry and disillusioned the regime, the protests against the regime could expand. so i think they're doing two things. injecting stimulus and blaming the united states for some of the panic. so they're trying to rally the troops, put as much money as they can in. meanwhile you have global interest rates come down dramatically which is very stimulative. you know at some point the virus -- there is 100% probability they will get to the bottom of the virus. the question is when. then you have pent-up demand on this side. whatever you loose this quarter because of worldwide slowing growth because of the virus you make in the second quarter. one thing i think the markets are being very enthusiastic and there could be more bad news on the virus before it's all done. stuart: we don't know that. >> we don't know that what i would say. be bullish, be investing be

prepared for volatility if we get news. stuart: jim, hold on a second. we have to talk about the big money of story of morning. look at tesla. it was up 129 yesterday. i'm seeing astronomical price targets. susan: 15,000 by year 2024. there is 25% chance it will hit the mark by arc investment research. one of the most bullish calls. argus research calling for above $800. we're at $900 in change. and charging towards 1000. with this huge rally, biggest single day rally in six years on monday he is killing the shorts. he had a long-standing battle with. almost $3 billion lost investors betting against the stock. they think the stock will fall from these levels. they have lost close to 8 billion last year. elon musk -- stuart: he is a happy guy.

much richer guy. jim awad, what do you think of tesla? >> very hard for an old-fashioned guy like myself to value tesla. i can understand apple and microsoft. you can pull out a calculator to make an estimate. i understand the bull case. you have a tremendous short squeeze. tremendous opportunity for tesla. ron baron has million dollars on the stock making aggressive claims. the other side has a market cap greater than all the other auto companies, a long way to go before they get profitability. i understand both times. part of the keys to successful investing say you don't know, you don't know. i'm not either long or short the stock. stuart: jim awad. thank you. promise to our viewers. we'll cover the main stories of the day, the stock market, iowa debe bach kel, market rally and tesla rally. we'll cover google's

tear-inducing super bowl commercial. the ad is called heartwarming. one person on the show it advertises one of google's creepiest products. not sure i'm with that. will tell us all about it. watch out for google. trump derangement syndrome on college campuses. watch this. >> he needs to use more peaceful language. >> i'm very passivist. i don't support wars. i don't support any of that at all. >> israel is not the one we should be backing at all. stuart: one of the students did not realize they're commenting on democrat comment, not president trump as they thought. just wait until you see how they respond to all of this. we'll have it. president makes the state of the union address tonight. what should andul not he say? we will ask that question. there is the clap from speaker pelosi sometime ago. more "varney" after this.

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stuart: we were up 400 points but now we're up 392 points. i guess we'll take either. s&p is up 41. nasdaq composite is only up 21 points. that is 1.3% but nonetheless. did i read that right? no, 121. 122 points. i'm sorry, folks. my eyesight leaves something to be desired the virus hitting the oil market earlier this week. the price of oil fell to the lowest level in more than a year. we're up a tiny fraction. we're at $50 a barrel but remember opec is talking about cutting production by a million barrels a day. would you have thought that would jack up the price considerably but it hasn't.

oil stocks under some pressure. big loss yesterday. up little bit this morning except for conocophillips which is down a bit. the really important point is the price of gasoline. you're at $2.46. that is the nationwide average. it is way above three bucks in california. down 13 straight days. look at the gaming stocks, please. macao will shut casinos for how long, ash? ashley: at least two weeks this is a 40 billion-dollar industry the macao incasinos. the only other time they were closed was in 2018 for a typhoon. the leaders in macao said we can't give you a timeline. one involved a person in the faming industry. there is a lot of concern. visitors to macau is down 80% last two weeks. most come from mainland china. stuart: i don't get it.

those are gaming stocks. they have huge interests in macau but there are all. susan: they were down two or 3% yesterday. stuart: now how come -- susan: maybe there is timeline that this will be behind us two weeks time. stuart: maybe. if you got a timeline. ashley: but it is not a firm timeline. that is the problem. stuart: now the next one on this is that china wants flexibility on the trade deal because of the virus. what do they want, susan. susan: they want to delay the agricultural purchases, they would buy 76 billion on top of the 2018 levels. they will buy $200 million for in farm goods. givenning the coronavirus trying to contain it, liquidity, 300 billion last two days they need to keep that money at home. there is a clause in the phase one trade deal talks about natural disaster or unforeseeable event. that is when the two sides need to consult. this was supposed to go into effect in middle of february.

given what happened back at home, china might look for leniency. stuart: they want relief. susan: larry kudlow said that as well. export boom might be delayed. stuart: look at ralph lauren, please. the stock of course. they are closing stores in china. nonetheless we had, ralph lauren's stock was way up earlier this morning. i saw it up $11. susan: i think they closed half of the china stores. that is half of the 110 stores that they operate in china. this is in line with the trend, right? many american companies are closing up shop, apple included. stuart: the stock is up 10%. i don't quite get this. okay. president trump, polo ralph lauren is the full name of the company. my daughter works there. they're up $11. the rest are up as well. got it. president trump will address the nation tonight in the state of the union. joining us now presidential historian doug wead. doug you say it should be all about peace and prosperity and

kumbayah. i would rather prefer to see the president have a go at the democrat host have been bad-mouthing our country and him for the last three years. >> i heard you. i watched your argument on tv. all i say he has plenty of time to bash them and he will. peace and prosperity, stuart, is the gold standard. think of this, this is the first president who hasn't invaded somebody in 40 years. we may still end up in a war in venezuela or iran in these last few months. that is pretty remarkable. the economic record is just stunning. i see this a bookened to 1964 when lbj was running for re-election and he gave his famous speech where he said we're going to go to war against poverty and unemployment. donald trump can say we won that war. stuart: you think he should be upbeat and positive because that is what president trump has

delivered, an upbeat economy and a positive view of the future? that is the way you see it going down? >> well, you know, i look at his first speech to the joint sessions, you will remember that he surprised everybody. he disarmed everybody because he went to his audience in a way even beyond anything ronald reagan had ever done. one story after another, from people in the gallery and in the audience whose lives were changed. when you do that, it's hard for the democrats to attack these people, these wonderful people who have gotten out of prison because they had non-violent crimes and misjudgments, the first step act. people off welfare. think of the six million people off food stamps. seven million jobs available right now. that is the entire population of the state of indiana, when you start to illustrate that, from people in the audience it is much harder for the democrats to attack it and to hate back. stuart: doug wead, i know, i am

absolutely certain that both you and i will watch in particular, we'll watch speaker pelosi for her reaction sitting behind the president. doug wead, we'll watch it together. doug, thanks for joining us. see you again real soon. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: things are looking up for president trump. yes, they are. 97% of the republican caucus vote in iowa. the impeachment circus, that's wrapping up and tonight he deliver what is we expect to be a positive state of the union address. we'll cover it all with lou dobbs and with ron paul. they're in our next hour. kansas city chiefs coach says he plans to celebrate his recent super bowl win with a trip to the white house. they're going. should president trump extend and invitation? of course he will. we have more "varney" after this. ♪. hi! we're glad you came in, what's on your mind?

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stuart: check the market we'll do that throughout the show this is whopping great big rally. 400 up for the dow. 40 up for the s&p. 128 for the nasdaq. that's a rally. the chiefs will go to the white house because they won the super bowl, right, ash? ashley: not always a foregone conclusion. in 2018 the philadelphia eagles invitation was revoked after they said they didn't go. 2019 the patriots didn't celebrate with a trip to see mr. trump. andy reid said it would be honor to go to the white house. take a listen. >> if they're inviting us i will be there, so. quite an honor i think. ashley: it is quite an honor. let's be honest. mr. reid saying that exact, giving that exact sentiment. we're assuming the invitation

will be forthcoming. stuart: i'm sure it will be. ashley: how many kansas city players go in i hope all. it should be honoring the office. stuart: absolutely. fox carried super bowl. what do i hear about the ratings, susan? susan: pretty good. up 1% on multiplatforms. 102 million tuned into the big game. cable tv, 100 million, same number from last year. the fact that you had a third of americans watching one single game? you can monetize on different platforms that is pretty successful. more exciting game as well this year, wouldn't you agree? stuart: uncertain until the end. susan: boy, that was exciting. tough applaud and cheer for someone like andy reid. stuart: it was a much better game than last year i think. susan: that's what i said, yes. did you watch the whole thing? stuart: i can't do it. i can't. ashley: it is late. stuart: very late.

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susan: no. stuart: it is a ringo song. that lovin'ing feeling. here is comes. ♪ oh, that magic feeling stuart: related feeling, related feeling. related story. netflix is accused of tax avoidance in britain. ashley: yes. they're being accused of superhighway robbery. during a debate in parliament. look this company makes a ton of money in the uk but is accused of funneling it to low-taxed other countries such as the netherland where they pay a lot less, at the same time getting tax credits well over a million in the uk. guess where this is all leading to? you now for its part netflix says we don't do anything different than anyone else. this is the law. you can set up these things. not sitting well with british lawmakers you make, what, $430 million of profits push them in tax havens. where is this going? digital tax. the french tried this, came to

an agreement with the trump administration, delayed it until the end of this year. watch out for this in the uk. 2% on profits coming up in april. stuart: call it digital tax. it is really tax the americans. ashley: basically because americans dominate. stuart: true. we can't spend much time outside of market this is whopping great big rally. the dow is up 450 points, 1.6%. i believe we have new numbers on the coronavirus. susan, have we got that? susan: we do. the latest from the china ambassador, they updated us in a press conference at the top of this hour. in china right now we have 20,434 confirmed coronavirus cases. 425 deaths in china. that does not include the one death that is recorded in hong kong, also in the philippines. we have 632 patients that have been cured and discharged from hospitals. stuart: cured? susan: right. stuart: successfully treated and sent home? susan: that's right. which is interesting.

23,000 cases are still suspected but we do have the kill rates of 2% for the coronavirus. they point out that is much less deadly than the sars virus which was 10% kill rate. stuart: whoa. that has to be a part of this market rally. susan: but they're mobilizing resources, spending money to try to contain it. they have spent $4 billion. worse liquidation in shanghai stock market in four years on monday. stuart: we have to get this on throughout the show. i believe that is having positive impact on our market. now we're up 460. to repete, in china, 632 virus patients who had the condition have been sent home. they don't have it anymore. they were treated successfully. ashley: first case in the u.s., seattle, that patient has been sent home. stuart: that patient has been sent home.

the fatality rate, deaths per number of cases is below the level of sars. susan: way low. stuart: that is very important stuff. the dow is up 460 and rising. as for president trump, the things are looking rosy for them. democrats have a huge mess in iowa. we'll bring that story. the impeachment circus will wrap up with him coming out on top. he is about to make his accomplishment clearly known in the state of the union address tonight. senator bill cassidy of louisiana joins us now. mr. senator, i'm still reeling what is going on in iowa last night. that is the best news for president trump and the republicans in years. >> you have to kind of chuckle. if this is how you organize the most important event in your political season, the kickoff event, goes so poorly, shouldn't have happened that way. that is their problem, not mine. stuart: mr. senator, i believe the president will address a couple of issues tonight. about, what is it, scroll up on the prompter.

two issues important to you as i recall. let me look at them, please. i'm sorry, folks. going to speak about paid family leave and surprise medical billing. those are your two issues i think. he is going to mention them tonight i believe. >> yes. paid family leave is the family issue that helps employers, helps the child, helps the parent. right now if you're lower income american you don't have access to paid leave. the program that i and kyrsten sinema of arizona putp with people in the house also supporting would allow the parent to pull forward the child tax credit. get a lump sum at the birth of their child. they can use it for income replacement, stay at home, hopefully breast feed. the obviously women breast feed or use it for child care, great for society. if a child breast feeds, child is better off, mama is better off. great for employer, they don't lose that investment as the

employee leaves to quit, stay at home. great for society. instead of going on public assistance, and consuming dollars, the parent goes back to work an pays taxes. it is good all the way around. i'm glad the president is for it. stuart: sounds like a very positive, upbeat performance tonight with all the president's accomplishments laid out before congress. now i got to point out that congressman adam schiff looks like he just can't take no for an answer. senator, hold on for a minute. just check out what adam schiff had to say about this. roll tape, please. >> you can't trust this president to do the right thing. what are the odds if left in office that he will continue trying to cheat? i will tell you. 100%. not five, not, 10, or even 50, but 100%. if you have found him guilty, and you do not remove him from office, he will continue trying

to cheat in the election until he succeeds. stuart: that is pretty extraordinary stuff, mr. senator. he will continue to cheat in the election until he succeeds. your response please? >> when adam schiff said we must remove the president, we can't wait for the election because time is of the essence. then you thought, wait a second, nancy pelosi sat on those articles of impeachment for 37 days. if time is of such the essence, why did she sit upon them? smacks of political partisanship, gaining political advantage. it does not smack of anything which has merit. stuart: i believe you saw the "gallup poll" out this morning, just fresh out. his approval rating has gone to 49%, the best of his presidency thus far. >> if you're a working family. you compare your life now to when before president trump took office, you have fuller employment. the wage growth has been disproportionally in your pocket. you see a brighter future for you and your children.

that's legacy of president trump. that is what adam schiff wishes us to turn our back on. stuart: senator bill cassidy, great state of louisiana. thanks for joining us sir. see you again tonight i'm sure. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: sure thing. sephora, makeup people, huge stores, will open more stores. susan, are they bricks and mortar stores. susan: you ever been in one? stuart: i have. susan: don't play coy. stuart: i took my daughters in there. susan: sephora, not powder or lipstick. they will open 100 stores. the largest real estate expansion. they are owned by lvmh, luxury goods maker. double expansion from last year. they have traditionally been more maul operated location, focus but now they're going to strip malls and independent stores as well. we have ulta doing very well and sephora is following suit in terms of strategy. stuart: the stock has gone way

up. two dollars higher today. ulta beauty is up two bucks. now there is this. mike bloomberg has been spending huge on his campaign and according to "the new york times" a small fortune has gone to pollster doug schoen. we have got him on the show. we'll ask him exactly how much did he get from the bloomberg campaign. big number. on your screen, google's super bowl commercial it was called a tear-jerker and heartwarming. our next guest says don't be fooled. it is advertisement for one of google's creepiest products. ashley: wow. ♪

stuart: we had positive news on the virus. 632 patients in china who have the virus sent home.

successful treatment. that's positive. the fatality rate for this virus is lower than it was for sars. that is helping this market. we're up 470 points for the dow. better take a look at google. they released latest numbers for youtube and cloud operations. the first time we've seen that tell me more, susan. susan: they have been begging, analysts are begging for more information from individual businesses and for the first time they have broken it out and youtube brought in $15 billion in revenue last year which is slightly less than anticipated but if you think about it -- stuart: 15 billion? susan: that is a fortune 200 company on its own. that is disappointing because the market has high expectations. speaking to ruth porat, the ceo on fox business, it was tough going from last year. this is last of the trillion dollar juggernauts to report. disappointment. if you think about it, shifting narrative. they're looking for slower search revenue growth.

looking for cloud revenue faster than microsoft and. stuart: it is down 56 bucks. if i pay youtube will they remove the ads so i can watch without ads? susan: you can do that. sundar pichai says on earns call they have 2 million paid youtube watchers. two million is not bad give den -- stuart: constant stream of income. susan: disney reported 10 million first day. give you comparisons. stuart: i'm staying on google. anybody with a heart was touched by this ad which google ran during the super bowl. watch this a minute. >> hey, google, show me photos of me and loretta. ♪ [laughter]. remember loretta hated my moustache. ♪

remember, i'm the luckiest man in the world. stuart: i really did find that heartwarming. our guest this morning is matthew taylor, who directed the movie, the creepy line, which is very critical of google. matthew, i watched that commercial. i thought it was heartwarming. what do you think is wrong with it? >> it is a great ad. google's ads are always great. the problem is technology is about trust. i trust my car to get me somewhere safe, my phone to be private. google is company built on surveillance and manipulation. the ad is as manipulative as entire ethos for the company. they want a listening device, surveillance device in your house, feed it the memories and content so they can manipulate you. stuart: i don't understand, what device do they want in my house? >> it is google home, google assistant, hey, google do this, hey google, put this together, hey google, remember. that goes somewhere added to your profile. then google can do what they

want with it, about you, towards, with you. stuart: they're recording all of this? >> of course. stuart: google, do it, that the other or show me this, that other, they choose what they do with it? >> sure. stuart: are they under some restriction you can't sell this to the russians or something? >> so they say but as reagan says, speaking to the russians, trust but verify. stuart: what would you do about this? >> right now you shouldn't give them anything. if possible don't give google anything. don't give photos or information. stuart: come on, matthew, you know as well as i do the home things are ubiquitous, amazon or google, doesn't matter. they're here. they're not going away. there is nothing you can do about it? >> you cannot buy that device. you can switch to other platforms. look, apple is actually more trustworthy than google. that is their entire platform. they have taken to counter to google. whether they keep it that we'll see. stuart: okay. one more for you. google says they are going to

remove videos that spread false claims about political candidates. how do you do that? >> look, here is the thing -- stuart: google claims that. >> who gets to set that up? if they don't like what the white house is saying, they can say that is a false claim. my problem, who watches the watchers? if google will choose this candidate is true, this candidate is not, what about parody, what about jokes, clearly "deepfakes" are an issue, it will require a bigger discussion and more people involved than just google. stuart: i think you have a uphill struggle against big brother. >> absolutely. we have to keep going. stuart: you are keeping going. matthew, thanks for joining me. appreciate it. google's stock is still down $56. see what you did? ashley a broadway show to the big screen? ashley: big screen. "hamilton," two hourss 40 minutes long. shot the play before the original cast broke up. took them two weeks.

relative short time for a movie. 2 hours 45 minutes. disney paid 75 million. i'm told by analysts is a lot of money. stuart: who gets the 75 million? ashley: that is a good question. the originator of it, lin-manuel. stuart: 75 million bucks? ashley: 75 million. they got it because they agreed to worldwide global distribution for film. stuart: 75 million. ashley: you don't have to pay 500,000, $5000 for tickets. watch it on disney stream it is not the same but allows others to actually see it who probably would never get the chance. stuart: that's true. susan: that or $1000 you would have to pay to get a ticket to "hamilton" with the original cast during its run. stuart: disney stock up 2 1/2 bucks. they report "after the bell" this afternoon. ash, you know i want to show you this clip of college students criticizing what they think are comments from president trump. watch this. >> i think he is more peaceful

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show you tape of college students reacting what the president said in the state of the union speech. there is a catch of course. the president is the not addressing the nation tonight and the quotes are from democrats. >> quote, the other side is going to put y'all back in chains. what do you think of that one? >> that is inappropriate. >> that is flat out racist. >> no, that is pretty horrendous. >> we should get a new president. >> this administration's success will be judged whether we eliminate north korea's nuclear weapons and verify they're gone once and for all. >> that sounds very threatening. >> doesn't surprise me said something like that. >> knowing him he is very irrational. >> what if i told you all these quotes are 2020 democratic candidates? >> i would believe you. >> interesting. >> is that surprising? >> yeah. >> these are actually all quotes from democratic candidates in 2020. >> oh, interesting. >> what is the chains for? >> joe biden. joe biden said that. >> everyone is a hypocrite at

some point. stuart: cabot phillips, the man in video there, wearing a yellow jacket then. he is wearing a nice sports coat right now. looks to me like college students are conditioned, the environment is, let's all jump on trump. that is the way it is. >> yeah. think about, put yourself in the shoes of one of these students. every day in class you hear the reason for all the problems in your life in america is president trump. only conservatives can say anything you don't like. anything they do say you're expected not to like. pretty easy to see how they come with this opinion. i told them i want you to react to quotes. i will give you a reaction. i said they're from president trump. in that moment they all made up their minds, i will oppose this quote no matter what it is. sadly, so many didn't sit to think through what was said in the quotes. that is a lot of voters in america. it is result of a one-sided education system and one-sided media seems if no democrat candidate could ever say something people don't disagree with. stuart: is there any light at the end of this tunnel? i'm trying to figure out if

things are beginning to turn? >> there was light in the video. we have the full thing at campusreform.org, students were saying towards the end. i guess it is important to judge content based on what is actually in it, not who is saying it. one student admitted to me, i guess because campus is so liberal i assumed i would hate those comments because they were trump. another student said yeah, i've been radicalized on twitter. i didn't realize how far to the left i've gone, had quotes read to me from people on my own side. we always say light is the best disinfectant in these situations. if we reach people with information and get them to have the light bulb moments things can change. it will take us actually going into places of higher education, educating people, bringing those ideas. universities do not do enough of it on your own. stuart: young man, you're doing god's work in the devil's kitchen. that is passing expression. cabot phillips. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: i have to break in. we have a presidential tweet

moments ago. market up big today, on very good economy news. jobs, jobs, jobs. don't forget he will say something tonight similar at state of the union message. dnc committee altered fund-raising rules so mike bloomberg can get on the debate stage. that upset his rivals. we'll tell you what he is saying. bloomberg's own pollster, doug schoen is coming up president's state of the union speech will be very positive because we are the best game in town. my take on that plus charles payne coming up next. ♪. your mom just texted. she is on her way to our house. what? i got it. alexa, start roomba. the lexus es. eagerly prepared for the unexpected.

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tonight the president delivers the state of the union message, it's going to be a good one. but they of the union is strong. it is prosperous and frankly, we are the best game in town.ay cof you get your news from a hayton filled media. if you find yourself a steady diet of cnn, as set msnbc, washington post, you believe we are headed for a recession. or poor or racist and pickets. but the terrible place to live. talk about negative. the left drag us through the dirt for years and years. suddenly, impeachment is a bust. the iowa democratic caucuses are a bust in the economy is enjoying blue color. it's not a terrible place to live. we are actually pretty happy. americans surely a lousy political strategy. the president stands before a joint session of congress and supreme court is there. seated right behind the

president in full view of the camera is speaker pelosi. also spiteful impeachment. the president will report america's extraordinary success and its uplifting future. watch the president. watch the speaker. it's going to be quite a show. but. ♪ do it again. >> hold hands, this was the meme of the state of the union last year. the president said politics of revenge. she said she didn't mean it sarcastically. but there it was. >> i'm going to watch tonight. i'm going to stay up real late.

>> don't forget the white papers. she just looked at the white papers the whole time. >> let's talk money. >> i love that one. we are up 400 points for the dow. huge gains for the nasdaq etc. i know you're loving it. you've given me the main reasons we are up so much today. >> let's go back to friday. trapdoor came through. we are a lot of anxiety and profits to be had but the notion that maybe this manufacturing turnaround that needs to happen was the last straw. so yesterday we get this number, absolutely phenomenal. you could not dream of a better number. we look at consumer confidence because in america we are concerned about if people leave their homes. on friday, both strong, both searching above the estimates.

both same consumers not concerned about the coronavirus. then we get back to the ground. the foundation of the stock market, corporate earnings. >> you are right. but you always look at the market in a certain way. you're looking from profits in manufacturing and how the economy is doing. i'm looking at something different. we got 49% approval rating for president trump. highest ever. i call that a plus. >> it is a plus. sorry to interrupt you. but we've got the news on the virus, 632 patients in china cured, successful treatment sent home and the fatality rate is only 2%. lower than sars. >> but we knew that on friday, too. we knew in america the person-to-person contact, the only, the couple in california

make leave the house even. they're not under quarantine. the case in seattle has been sent home. >> yes, that is beginning to fade but you still need a catalyst to get the market higher. one thing to remove any sort of fear factor but what is the justification for the market going higher? i'm saying for justification is the reigniting of the economy led by two things that dragged last year end leaving it busier. that's a renewal of manufacturing and how's of formation, a housing boom. we are in the midst of a housing boom. particularly for millennial's. mind-boggling, i hope the president talks about it. >> he may well. got to talk to you about tesla. this is an extraordinary performance. tesla is up $129 a share yesterday, up another $122 right now. how high do you think you can

go? >> i have no idea. i will say this, i was telling people not to sure. i'm upset, i've been buying it for years but i got out too early. it's like 400 points too early. i thought i was a genius. buying in weakness when everybody else is afraid. it's amazing to me, that's why people need to do some of their own homework. the same community that hated the stock now a lot of folks are starting to come around. every day new price targets, 700 to 900. long-term targets out there as high as 7000. >> 898 as we speak. remember john howard? nbc, he started his news new gig at cnn by playing the race card on impeachment. here's what he said. it's been since deleted.

of 51 republican senators who voted john bolton's testimony in trump impeachment trial, 25 represent states of the confederacy during the civil war. the all confederacy presents the boardwalk of the 21st century gop. he said the tweet or apologize but none are playing the race card. deleted the tweet because i made a mistake. twenty-three senate gop. etc. what you think? >> i tweeted when i saw this. i thought wow, he had begun running at cnn with his crab. twenty-three to 51 senators voted against witnesses. this makes 55 came from other states. this whole thing is done, divisive and sickening in 2020. >> remember john howard? first republic and debates, he

asked a snide sarcastic. >> it's out there anger becomes before professionalism in their professional and hateful. what does it mean? if a black senators. think of the progress. it's always the left that will never let us forget about slavery or the confederacy. it will never let us enjoy how far we've come as a nation in a short period of time. if you put our history against any european country, europeans went to war with each other after century after century. we are going so much better in so many ways. of course we are not perfect but we are trying our damnedest and we are doing that. >> i think you should call the president and tell them how you feel. we will see you on tv. >> 2:00 p.m. we have a hell of a show today.

>> i bet you do. who knows, by then, you might get some iowa results by then. [laughter] >> state of the union first state of chaos. i'll take that. >> we love tesla and never to be sure again. okay, sorry. i'm reading a tweet. this is from andrew, he says look, we love tesla and promise never to short again. when the computer starts driving the market, we believe even yvonne would short the stock here if he was a fun manager. this is no longer about the technology, it has become the new "wall street" casino. he saying find the shortness there. >> elon musk is $6 billion, two days alone. if you look at the tesla story, coming in price this year,

euphoric, does it extend to the rest of the market? my personal opinion is no but it feels like when you talk about the tesla stuff. >> extra $13 billion richer. the moment amazon's earnings came out, it went to to grade. the next one, michael bloomberg. democratic national committee has just altered some of this fundraising rule to let him on the debate stage. that's got some of his rivals crying foul. watch this. >> we should be ashamed of that is american people who believe in democracy, the oligarchs. you have more money, you can buy your way. come on. >> i've got that show coming in on that one. what does he make of michael bloomberg, the oligarchs? the president on the hour for the state of the union address. i want to know if he'll hammer

the workouts on impeachment. we know the iowa caucus was a disaster for the democrats. did you know it was a gop caucus as well? can you guess who one? will give you the numbers with senator john kennedy. ♪

i have a good feeling we are going to be doing very, very well. >> it's too close to call so i'll tell you what i do know. >> you one! >> is going to be close, we are going to walk out with delegates. >> i don't know what happened to the precincts. you know we have been hunting

way beyond our way. >> you have shocked the nation. by all indications, we are going on to new hampshire victorious. [cheering] [laughter] >> democratic candidates claiming victory in iowa even though we don't know the actual results. all of them have now left the state. here's what trump campaign manager had to say. democratic party meltdown, they can't even run a caucus and they want to run a government? no thank you. louisiana senator john kennedy joins us now. mr. senator, you are a soundbite machine. entertain us. >> it was the gong show. [laughter] i don't know who was in charge but whoever it was, i wouldn't let him manage a food truck. they had a new accounting system

and they didn't check it out first. what a bunch of chuckle heads. i feel so bad for the people in iowa. in a way, it's probably appropriate since most of my democratic friends are running on platform socialism, i gets is appropriate that everyone gets a trophy. [laughter] i do feel bad for the people of iowa and i agree with a number of people who said it we are going to put these folks in charge of america's healthcare? i don't think so. >> i think the more important part, not that it was a real mess but the democratic turnout was down compared to 2008 and republican turnout went way up. i didn't think it was going to be like that. i thought there's enthusiasm on the democrat side to get the president out. there's only one candidate for

the publican. so why show up for the carcass? >> it's hard to motivate paper. as my democrat friends do, running for president, they talk down to me and condescend them. pretend they are smarter and more virtuous than the american people. it's hard to motivate americans when your message is, we shouldn't celebrate america, we should talk about all of its shortcomings. it's hard to motivate the american people when you are telling them america is wicked in its origins and more we get today. it's hard to motivate people when as a candidate, you're telling them they are stupid and ignorant and racist and misogynistic. no wonder it's not working. >> the address tonight, what do

you want to hear from the president? >> i want to hear about our successes. i don't think the president criticize our democratic colleagues. client doesn't have to tell you he's our lien. i hope the president talks about our breathtaking economic success. i hope he talks about his efforts to deregulate the economy, to get rid of the 185,000 pages of rules and regulations. i hope he talks about the fact that america is now respected in the world again. that iran and north korea and russia and china are no longer making the rules that we are not dancing there anymore. i hope the president talks about the changes he would like to make in a healthcare system or make our democratic friends would allow him and stop

promoting socialized medicine and finally, i hope he talks about the men and women who respect the constitution who he's appointed to the federal bench. >> will you invite a special guest tonight? >> i will. my guest is a young woman by the name of felicia proctor. she's one of our candidates this year at the capital. she works for goodwill which is part of the program. it helps people with disabilities get a job. felicia and her colleagues do a great job hitting our offices tidy and clean. we are going to watch the state of the union address and have a great time. >> will be watching. thank you very much. see you soon. >> kansas city chiefs took the super bowl when. looks like they are putting politics aside and will visit

the president at the white house. you can bet we are on that story. the big game comes with the big price tags. the new stadium in l.a. which will host the super bowl in 2022. how much does it cost to get the state-of-the-art game stadium going? we are going to tell you after this. ♪

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$5 billion worth. sunday super bowl brought in huge numbers or fox. a network that ran it and we watched. >> 102 million viewers. the chiefs want over the 49ers. one of the most-watched ever. or did you tell you, before the game, president trump 10.3 million viewers, up 28% since cbs others super bowl last year. >> big audience right there. what did the coach say? why should this be an issue? >> 15000 they have a good time and in recent years, the eagles and 2018 said no thank you so the invitation was revoked. last year, the patriots didn't even call. they didn't even put on the agenda. kansas city coach, head coach andy reid said absolutely i would like to be there. take a listen.

>> i haven't even thought about that. i'll be back so they are inviting us, i'll be there. that's quite an honor. >> i think the key there, it is quite an honor. a celebration. it will be fun to go to the white house and celebrate the super bowl win. i want the ball to go, too. >> we all know bloomberg is spending really big books books. we've got doug trunk with us. on track to get $7 million of bloomberg's cash. we'll ask him about that. he's on the show. all eyes on capitol hill. impeachment comes to a close tomorrow. that's not something lawmakers on both sides of the aisle calling for more investigations, lou dobbs on the show to liven things up. lou dobbs, here he comes.

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this is the height of the day, i think. the doubts of 483 points.

that's a nice day. 1.7%. our stock watch list, we've got big movers. start with tesla top of the screen. up $108. biggest loser, google down $50. disney reports earnings after the bell this afternoon $2.77. check out the gaming stocks. i don't understand this. they are all up even though we've heard the casinos, huge source of revenues for all the companies, they are going to be closed at how long? >> at least two weeks. this is very, very unusual. the only closed because of a tycoon but confirmed cases of coronavirus including one at the casino, one of the workers. they decided to shut them all down. it was like 25 million people visited last year. this will have a huge impact on the revenues. >> why on earth?

>> at least we now have that out there but i would like to.out, it's an open ended two weeks. it's no guarantee they will be shut and then open up in two weeks. it could drag on. >> i want to repeat this. earlier this morning we found 632 patients with the virus had been successfully treated in china and have gone home and the fatality rate is 2% which is lower than sars. all of that, pretty good news on the virus. next case, this is a landmark week for the president. look at this new full. 49% approval rating, highest since he took office. joining us now from capitol hi hill, rick scott, that's very good news for the president. isn't it? >> he's got a lot of things to talk about.

capitalism, jobs, securing the border. they talk about socialism, squalor, losing your job, i think he's going to have a lot of fun tonight. >> you think you'll mentioned the mess in iowa last night? there still no results. >> what's the chance? remember how they messed up my race? i think they hired a lady for the system. he couldn't call me for a reference. >> a low form of which but very funny. i would like to see the president go after the democrats who have been badmouthing him in our country and people like me for a long time. you don't think he will do it. >> i think he's going to talk

about jobs and unemployment rates but i think it's going to give the democrats a lot of grief especially the fiasco in iowa. it's a party that we are going to tell you how to lead your life versus republican party, we will give you a life. >> jumping in front of the camera, we always appreciate you being on the show. come back and see us soon. >> check out this recent headline from the new york tim times. bloomberg fueled his campaign with $200 million of his own fortitude. this article is one of the biggest payments went to doug, democrat strategist who's always on fox news and very frequently on the company. he's owed $4 million for less than two months. 7 million-dollar man is right

here. >> i'm happy to be here. i listen to senator scott and tio. mike bloomberg is a capitalist, among the most successful capitalist in the world and i make the argument today given joe biden's apparent bravery and iowa that mike bloomberg is the only person left who can successfully take on president trump. >> thousand neat side stepped from a $7 million. i actually think you're right. from all this mess is mr. bloomberg. i can't see them voting for bloomberg. >> he's a compassionate man. gun control, climate change, health care. he has a progressive agenda but make no mistake, he is one of the great capitalists of our

generation or any generation. >> the great capitalists of this generation or any generation, worth $60 billion may well be the standard there for the democrats. it killed way up to the left. >> he can bring them back. i hope you notice the labour party with disastrous results went too far left. tony blair knew they were person and mike bloomberg i think represents the democratic party of the future. >> he should pay you up on us. this is coverage of iowa last night. you've got to see this. >> mike bloomberg makes enough on a daily basis, how do you beat him? >> we should be ashamed of that as american people leave and democracy. the oligarch. you have more money, you can buy your way. >> that's what i say is hard to get the left to vote for mike

bloomberg. >> mike bloomberg started out with nothing but his college degree. worked his way up, felt a business, he's a self-made man. the american dream. he's independent and special interest, it doesn't take a dime from anybody and has enough confidence in what he's saying and spending a lot of his own hard earned money to try to change america. thus the american dream to me. to mark the president has been taking a few digs about his physical appearance, his height. here's how the campaign responded. supposedly he's lying. he is a pathological liar who lies about everything. his obesity and his spray on tan. >> when you get into a knife fight, you show up with an ak.

>> go into a fight with donald trump. >> mike bloomberg, who i've obviously spoken to a lot is ready for an eager for and anticipates being in that fight and winning. >> you've got to get on and go back to florida. a paycheck like $7 million. >> we need to in florida is one of mike bloomberg's target state. it is. >> you better have a look, the slowest fourth-quarter revenue growth in five years. the market does not like that. it's down $49 and wildly up. the dow is up 500-point just moments ago. what's this about disney and the broadway hit hamilton? >> they were acquired the it's too it. they're not making the movie,

they just have the distribution deal. you can now see or next year you will be able to see hamilton, which people paid an arm and a like on broadway, you can see it in theater and on disney plus which is there streaming service and disney himself back to worldwide audience, they report earnings after the bell today, north of 20 million for this screening description. >> look at that revenue, they closed hong kong and shanghai. i want to see if they break out disney plus tv and subscribers for the new streaming services. couple of markets to look at today, but going, down $97. worth the price of gold. don $26 no. it was a safe haven, now not so much. the price of oil there, even though almost a day, despite

that, it's only up 38 cents. guess who's coming up on this great show, lou dobbs. i'm going to pick his brain on everything and anything going on to washington this week. the state of the union address, will trump him of the democrats the way i would like him to? lou dobbs coming up. ♪

♪ trump could offer alaska to the russians in exchange for support in the next election or decide to move tomorrow permanently and that jared kushner in the country. delegating to him that his vision of a to go to work.

>> that's what this president could do if he stays in office according to manager adam schiff. look who's here. the man himself, who dobbs. lou dobbs on this set again. [laughter] >> i can't argue. >> you know what's going on in iowa. are you having fun? >> i've had more fun -- you know i said last night, as we were watching all of it unfold and deliriously happy as we watch the democrats self-destruct, not only can we get rid of these unknowing caucuses as they should, both parties should, it's just ridiculous. iowa, if they had a democratic government losing statehood over this, it is a disaster. [laughter] >> you growth the comedy strip.

>> they are writing the comedy script. this is a clown show. this is big in iowa. or texas or wherever you are from. >> this state of union address tonight. >> i love the way you add gravity to that. i should have learned. >> the state of the union address tonight. i'm sure the president will lay out all of his accomplish and though he should. i wanted to go after the democrats because those people have been bad mouthing in and me and you and america, racist bigots. i want him to go out them. >> mike witness. in that case, mr. president go get them. i think whatever the hell this

president does is a brilliant strategy. look where he is. look where the dems are. adam schiff, they could have built a monument to his lying self. it is just pathetic what he is. he knows it. i wanted right up there, a giant statue of adam schiff, it would seem try and perspective -- well, anyway. >> go at him a little bit. >> but that's the thing. this president always takes the high road. that's what's amazing about him. the left tries to criticize him for being course or base or on presidential, you're telling me nancy pelosi and schiff are acting with any class of any kind except for lowlifes? president, he will take the high road. i'm pretty sure.

but i do wish he would slip th them. >> nancy pelosi will be sitting right behind him. >> think what she has to endure. if she has to endorse the collapse of the democratic party in iowa, she has to watch these 12 candidates pretend they are in some way competent and skillful enough to take on donald trump in the general election. you can't even imagine of them working together being sufficient to even carry his bags to the next debate. >> you will have a good time. >> this is wonderful. did we mention iowa? by the way, behind this disaster, connected to hillary and obama, this is a firm that has brought a legacy of failure

to iowa for which they apparently can't. >> let's get serious. as you know, rush limbaugh has been diagnosed with stage iv lung cancer cancer. i can't think of anyone who's had a greater influence on conservative thoughts and america in the last two generations. i take my hat off to the guy. >> first of all, he's a special human being. he's the strongest and best voice for conservatism in the country over these decades. my heart goes out to him. he's going to go through treatment, he says he's going to be missing a few days for that. russia's a strong directed fellow. he's a great role model for everyone. i know he will come out of this, we are going to pray for him. this man, this country owes him

so much. he's a remarkable talent and a man committed by principal to the bus this country can be. >> i take my hat off to him. he's brilliant. he has to sit there for three hours with clarity and to deliver a clear message all the time. no guests, nothing else. just him speaking. >> did you notice he did it without a british accent? [laughter] three hours. inova parallel was accidental. [laughter] >> appreciate it. good to see you. oh, when will we see you again? >> the seventh?

>> 7:00 o'clock. eastern time. there are always accidents, just the time of day. [laughter] i want to get back to iowa. no results yet. joe biden now wants to wait to release the numbers until this is all sorted out. hold on a second, i thought sanders said he one already. what data does he have? it's all a mess. i've got ron paul's take on this after this. ♪

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>> i'm concerned about how giddy you are and how happy you are what don't you have any concern? [laughter] obviously is a libertarian except the whole time, but this is a direct at them. did trump plan all this? is he just lucky or what's going on here? are the democrats just the extremists who cannot say anything positive? they lie, cheat and steal and they are not very friendly. you want to go to a party with these guys? >> honestly, i think it's the moderate wing of the party. hillary swing and that wing of the party. at war with the socialists bernie sanders in this mess in iowa is up product of that war. they changed the rules on this, that and the other.

they completely messed it up. >> and i think this is understandable because i look at it as authoritarianism and you have different degrees up. if you want to be a moderate and you don't want to overflow the authoritarianism in socialist wants to use it and really believed in it and that will cause conflict. it's really the authoritarianism that exists and i think it will always be conflict, it's on all the parties and all the things going on. people to argue but this one is unique. i think it's unique and people sat back and laughed a little bit but to stay alert. stay alert because all kinds of problems can happen between now and november. the right now i would say the republicans ought to be feeling pretty good. >> as an immigrant to america, i

do like the caucus system. it seems like a direct system, you go there and talk about your issues and select your canada. i think this fiasco last night is the end of the caucus system. what say you? >> i think it's completely distorted, the cause existed by doing a strong foe and you had results within an hour or two but they switched back to all this bureaucracy and it was doomed to fail. when i was a candidate, the same thing happened. the night of the election, romney one. the next day, the other one. then at the convention, i had all the votes. it was at distorted system but this time it's worse because this caucus was much different, they didn't have a strong vote. >> always a pleasure. thank you very much for being with us. it's an important day. we are glad to have you on the show.

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for the market. very quickly, charles payne, manufacturing is great. housing market is paining traction. earnings are solid. all that helps the market. stuart: 49% approval rating for president trump. happening tonight, 8:00 eastern, state of the union, watch it right here on fox business. meanwhile my time is up. neil, sir, it is yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. the democratic party is on a conference call with all the campaigns. we don't know when they would give the results. that is not guaranteed but they're giving the various campaigns an update. we'll get latest on that shortly. markets are moving up past all of this. maybe a lot has to do whatever is going on in the democratic party in the state of iowa. the state of the economy is just fine. president will likely trumpet that in his state of the union

address. hillary vaughn in new hampshire. edward lawrence at the white house previewing the president's state of the union.