yesterday holed up with advisors in delaware. he's trying to figure out what to do next. >> i think he's knowing that it's burning territory and is focusing on what to do. >> good stuff. appreciate you being with us. >> thank you very much. we are walking elements from the political side but this coronavirus is taking what would otherwise be a strong market today. given that incredibly strong employment right, they are right at the jersey border. they are being evaluated at a nearby hospital for the virus. it's not record level, largely the concern that this is escalating and a lot of people are saying with this, you don't want it going into a weekend where anything is possible. let's get the latest from brian on the ground. the royal caribbean ship is the focus of a lot of international attention. what's the latest?

>> good afternoon. this is what we know. royal caribbean releasing a statement characterizing this situation like this. four people have been to an area hospital where the cdc tested samples, to test to see if they have coronavirus. these are individuals who traveled from mainland china 14 days ago, the last time they were in china and they were taken to local hospitals to be reevaluated. cdc was called this morning from anthem of the seas royal caribbean ship, they came on board 27 people were identified in screened by the cdc. twenty-three of those passengers were cleared off the bat, the other four taken to local hospitals. this cruise ship is one of the biggest cruise ships for royal caribbean. we spoke to passengers who disembark this morning. no more passengers on board this ship and they said royal

caribbean's didn't make an announcement on board. there wasn't a lot of talk about the coronavirus from the crew to actual passengers throughout this 11 day cruise to the southern caribbean. they did say royal caribbean took a lot of steps and making sure people were washing their hands and sanitizing hands throughout the entire ship. extra washbasins put in and people were being implored to wash their hands and take care of themselves. of the four people were being identified as possible people who may have coronavirus taking samples from, one of them tested positive for influenza a. none of those four passengers shown any clinical symptoms of having coronavirus while on board. as according to royal caribbean. also, this ship was expected to set sail today with passengers on an eight day cruise to the bahamas, it's now been delayed by a day. still expected to leave tomorrow out of an abundance of caution,

they are going to wait and seek with the samples say. if they do have coronavirus. the fact is, we spoke to these passengers as they were coming off and they were very calm. they were allowed to go back home so the question then becomes, if any of these people end up doing having the coronavirus, you have hundreds if not thousands of people on this ship who have been sent home. they were told nothing to worry about. there's no self quarantine being issued or anything. in that sense, the people felt like they weren't that stressed-out about it. we shall sequence the samples get back but the cdc characterized this situation to new jersey as a below low risk situation. even below low. that gives you an idea how concerned they are in the fact that ship of how concerned they are. american needs to understand the cdc believes this is still a very low risk to americans.

this coronavirus. eleven confirmed cases from what we know now. new york and new jersey area. >> thank you. that's a pretty big ship that can hold upwards of 5000 people. you worry about the incubation period which could go up to 14 days. the medical community is criticized letting them off the ship. it would not a hint of this virus unless the incubation period is a source of concern that they could be out. the one thing at the corner, this is one of the escalating situations, particularly the number from slice and grow in china and convinced it's going to be a drag in the world economy, a trade commitment that made. susan is looking at that angle and how it's affecting this. >> coming from jc morgan, 1%

because of the drag from the coronavirus and the economy. it's only 1% down from 6% grow growth, you can imagine the ripple effect and impact it might have on the u.s. economy. right now, there helping her t to.to drag coming from coronavirus. but if china's only growing at 1%, i think you can imagine that impact will be a lot larger than anticipated. also, markets are coming down because it is a friday and they don't want to hold risk into the weekend when there's a big unknown factor like coronavirus. there at 31000 cases around the world. over 600 and their coming out predictions and short-term impact like coronavirus might have on the u.s. economy. we could bring up the quote, the disruptions in china they say that's over to the rest of the

global economy will have an impact in a semiannual report. you heard from ken griffin predicting the biggest outlier and short-term risk in the market is coronavirus. president trump with the china president last night. >> i had a great conversation last night with president xi. they are doing a very good job. i think china will do a very good job. >> we have the caribbean cruise, it operates off large cruise ship in new jersey now. a lot of travel throughout the last few weeks. they have sold off this week. we seen american eric united, delta as well having to cut flights to china and hong kong. a booking company has been pulled down as well because there's a lot of no demand for

china travel. despite that, it's very encouraging jobs report. way more than forecast of 160,000. 3.6% from a year low. it's stronger-than-expected at 3.1%. it's a little bit of a give back after a strong record level for the stock markets. it is friday and there are concerns about the drag on the global economy coming up with the coronavirus. >> if a day with unemployment like that, we'd be up. concerns about what's happening in china, certainly weighing on trade. thank you very much. there's even access today, the virus creates a trump bomb. the argument goes like this, eventually it will find a vaccine or treatment for the symptoms around this.

by spring. the lady the late economic impact is that when this fires up again would be coming to the united states just in time for the election. it's just one few out there. others have acrobat. >> how likely is that? >> right now, it seems like the most likely thing to happen. because a lot of worry right now with the expectations of folks who put this out and say what the longhorn term impact? it should be settled by april, may. s&p said they expect no new cases by may. at that time, people have to start going back and buying things they didn't buy. businesses have been put off by coronavirus in the last couple weeks. once we stop getting more new cases, once we stop getting more deaths, business has to go on.

that starts to pick up, we haven't seen this lift from a sentiment increase of the u.s. china phase one deal. we haven't seen the lift from increase -- >> the fear that this could impact and make good on those. >> they've now reduced some of the tariffs they've had on u.s. goods. a bunch more money out there. you could see all of that good that right now is just going to contain the negative from coronavirus pushing the economy forward in the third and fourth quarter around the time of the u.s. election. >> the big issue here then becomes the view that things pick up enough after you picked that climbing out of this. so will china and thought region. again, it relies on april, they, june horizon. let's push back further. worse and more in the meantime.

all bets are off. >> it also relies on businesses wanting to spend getting back in if not having their supply chains fully thrown off because of us. not having factories become a serious problem over in china with the connection here in the u.s. there's a lot that needs to be go right but write out the projections that they should go right and things should continue in a positive direction. once we get past this negative episode we are in right now. >> youth looking at the employment report which is a very strong rapport across the board, there was a weakness in manufacturing. you can make the argument that it's going to continue, much of asia is not. it's hard to keep that boom going. a lot depends on this turning around. >> absolutely. look at china right now, the world's number one trading. the most business with other countries around the world. look at other parts of asia.

our trading partners do a lot of training with china as well. if they slow down, you can see it starting to hit around the world. again, the idea is we need to see vaccines or something. we don't want to see this mutate and start to get worse. >> stars was a little jagged coming out of that. >> we've already seen more deaths with coronavirus and sars. you got china making the bigger population, a bigger percentage of the world's population from a for-profit in the world. the scope could go back but right now, the folks at the who, china has been very helpful. the information they are getting is great, they say the country is acting in a way to put client on the virus and keep it contained. as long as i continues and we are getting information from the folks in china about the

coronavirus, things should start get better around april, may and june and cooking kicking bulkier around that. >> thank you. by now, you know we declared a winner in iowa and it looks like pete buttigieg. the momentum he was gone from black and bernie sanders and he are at each other's throats right now. it clearly helped pete in new hampshire where he is virtually running even with standards. good thing we are there tomorrow for the weekend on sunday. things are percolating. after this.

next up is new hampshire on tuesday as mayor pete would a judge is catching up. lily catching up. virtually neck and neck with bernie sanders. a little more than three weeks

ago in that state. i would change everything. hillary is on the ground in new hampshire. >> new hampshire is notorious for being knowing contacts, no tax a. asking to take the pledge to not raise taxes but with the current front runner like bernie sanders in the lead chose might be changes happening in the democrat party making room for progressive policies like medicare for all. we talked to new hampshire about policy like medicare for all. not just on the wealthy but the middle class. >> it's not going to be something we are concerned about yep but the camp of maybe along with the trump voters thought in 2016. >> kind of even out in the end with the money you are paying

under insurance premiums. >> if there was a middle-class tax, i would be concerned. >> i probably a bit of a socialist. taxes for the people who can afford it and help those who can't. >> as you mentioned, with mayor pete food a judge in the second spot, bernie sanders is now attacking him this morning. he called him out for having billionaire donor being cozy with wall street as new lines of attack so while you do have sanders delete, there's certainly room right now for a moderate new hampshire voters right now. we are seeing the attention he's getting on the pant campaign trail. >> thank you very much. the president with more growth. the vice president has economic expansion. look. >> wages are rising most rapidly hard-working blue-collar americans, at the thought, we've rebuilt our military standing tall in the world. standing with allies.

>> i was the vice president more than an hour ago. 90% of americans are satisfied with their personal lives. that's an all-time high. that doesn't mean he would report the president but is better for the president to see stuff like that. market editor john is with us. white house correspondent and city personal wealth management john schneider. the markets are driven by money which i admire, they removed the red and blue label which i understand. there betting seems to be that donald trump is going to get reelected. that's reflected today. >> i think that's right. look over the last 100 years, the president 177% of the time. the times they didn't is when

you are seeing pulling on the economic front and we are not seeing that right now. i think most of "wall street" investors are feeling fairly comfortable with whether situation is right now. >> how does it start out particularly in a state like new hampshire where both parties are little but more open minded when it comes to the democrats look there interested in preserving part or all parts? >> right now you see pete buttigieg's starting in new hampshire coming off iowa and he is moderate candidate. he's running neck and neck with bernie sanders was a self-proclaimed democratic socialist. you see the two ideologies in the democratic party battling out in new hampshire and it's not really clear each one of them will be the victor. all four candidates in the top

four are still in the double digits in new hampshire. >> you follow this more closely than i put the arguments about that being wealthy or having a wine cave, does that resonate in a way? do people really care when push comes to shove about that kind of stuff? could it tip a liberal primary against the mayor? >> i don't think so. i think americans expect it, they realized the campaigns are expensive so rich people don't find them. you've also got to remember, americans admire rich people. look where they moved. do you ever hear about them moving to buffalo in west virginia americans go to where the richest people are in the richest disease because they recognize something that's very true. whether rich is is where the greatest opportunities to improve your economic life so

this notion that americans resent rich people is something politicians like to talk about but there's no basis for it. >> the world's greatest chicken wings. but when we sort this out, the prevailing view of the preside president, the more liberal his opponents, the better because he thinks he can make an argument that look at how well we've done, here's a guy who wants that reversal. the same with somebody like the bernie sanders, the same as donald trump four years ago. >> learned in the 2016 election my clients are interested in my political opinion break they care more about the financial market. financial market is a key thing to me march 3, that's when you have majority delegates pledged. right now, i think that's the most important thing. by then, you ought to know who

the candidate is. >> let's say it's bernie sande sanders, i know we are getting ahead of ourselves, the view of the markets would be bad news. flipping that around, many in the markets think he would have little chance of beating the president. i can also a welcomed one. >> i think "wall street" is looking at the election with a couple of different lenses. one, moderate candidate may be the iowa caucus gave the dark horse option like mayor -- bloomberg. more pete buttigieg. maybe options that weren't on the table earlier. we'll have to continue to watch to see what happens, i think "wall street", the other think people need to keep in mind, people let emotions get involved but the reality is, changing the tax structure can happen without congress under either scenario.

democrat or republican president. i wouldn't expect a lot to get done. >> especially if the principles don't like each other. if the president and nancy pelosi talked to each other since last october, how's it going to work out? if the president is reelected. >> the president giving us a little bit of a preview saying he wants to move on from this. he speaking to reporters at the white house, he's on his way or was on his way to charlotte. the things he wants to focus on, which include his prisoner reentry and reintegration into society, new programs that he is running. a few other things also. he asked specifically about whether or not he wants congress to investigate joe and hunter biden.

he said it's up to them but he wants to move on. that's what they would like to do. >> thank you all very much. 177 points right now, we are keeping an eye on that. also, we will be in the state beginning tomorrow. our special live coverage on fox news. then back here on foxbusiness on monday, my foxbusiness show with surprising guests here as we sort of get the layout on what happened. we will cover that on the primary thing itself. sometimes new hampshire can set the stage for the rest of the content. sometimes not. you have to wind there generally. there's still a chance. 's

denying for trump administration, freezing for special travel status of global new yorkers because of the sanctuary clock.

former ice senior attorney john. who does this affect? everybody and anybody who has this kind of clearance, right? >> thanks for having me on. this new dhs action to suspend these travel program only affects people who want to apply for the programs or who need to renew it. if you already have access to these programs, you're not going to lose it because your a new york resident that's going to affect people who want to apply for in the future zero need to renew it. >> if you haven't already, you will not be affected. then what's the point of doing it now? >> this is purely retribution by the department of homeland security and new york state change rate policies as you said. in new york, the jails don't honor ice containers.

new york's greenlight law gives drivers licenses to people who have no documented immigration status and ultimately, what i think puts this over the top for dhs is in new york, the department of motor vehicles will not share any information whatsoever with the department of homeland security. ice and customs and border protection cap run cross checks or obtain information from the dmv in new york to do what they need to do to reinforce immigration laws. dhs here is trying to come put pressure on politicians to change policies. >> are they going up the wrong target? that you can cross reference, are you going after the wrong corporate? >> i think what dhs trying to do is trying to put any pressure point and what they can do is camp shut down what they don't have get. they're just trying to put pressure every way possible to

get new york to cooperate so they can enforce the immigration foss because without this information without honoring ice containers, it's difficult for immigration offers to do their job and dhs is frustrated. >> there are going to change policies overnight so what can we expect? >> i don't think we're going to see the changes from new york. it's under the current administration that they have there. we are just going to see sliding as long as president trump is in office and if he's reelected, we will see this another five years. we are going to see it going to other states like california and other states for dhs fed up being with the law so they will find ways to change policies whether it be financial or otherwise. >> there's got to be middle ground to avoid this. are seeing a lot more of this kind of behavior. thank you very much. meanwhile, the d.c. gridlock continues. debbie lesko part of the president impeachment team, answer this.

a race that's been going on a few weeks now, to contains the coronavirus from 12 to 14% in the clip. new jersey border, right now we are seeing it play out across the country. working around the clock to get treatment for the citizens.

in the case of sars in 2002 -- 2003, i started with treatment for the symptoms that led to ultimately a vaccine for the virus itself. here's the latest. >> the government working to content the coronavirus paid search is on for a cure, scientists think they are on their way right now, there are more than 30,000 cases and 638 people have died. the department of health and human services is partnering with pharmaceuticals just outside of new york city and partnering with very special mice. >> we've created something science-fiction. micro humans inside laboratory mice. >> scientists will inject the dna into mice and wait for them to respond and make antibodies against pathogens. a section of the lab working with the mice is off campus.

they're the first to the family of viruses. corona which means ground, it sticks out from a virus. >> these other things used by the virus to attach to a human cell. the goal is to block the spikes and you would have nothing to stick onto the human cell and rendered noninfectious. >> to start that process, scientists are re-creating this train of coronavirus with an additional map uploaded by china. altogether, it could be eight months to a year before the perfect chemical cocktail is ready for humans. they've done this before. they created a treatment for ebola. should we see our resurgent office coronavirus like we did with ebola last year? scientists say they'll be ready. >> thank you very much. the president and speaker, he continues to ramp up.

everything else seems to be breaking down. >> nancy pelosi is a horrible person. she wanted to impeach a long time ago. >> he's impeached forever, no matter what he says. impeached forever. never getting rid of that scar. >> what should voters be expecting? leading up to the general election? here's what we can be looking at. it doesn't seem to matter where people are on this, whether they aligned themselves with the president or speaker, it's going to get done. i've heard they have not even talk to each other since october october. what you think? >> i think it's up to the democrats, it's going to continue with impeachment and drinking and john bolton? it wouldn't surprise me if they did. we have to remember who brought us here. since the beginning january

2019, democrats, first the robert mueller report and russia and investigation after investigation and then impeachment. you blame resident trump? they are going after him. they were going after him in the ig report, surveilling his campaign. he's fed up. >> things have got to get done believe me, i have relatives i haven't spoken to in decades, they don't even know where the fight was about. my point is to be light, stuff has to be done. bury the hatchet and say we love each other but we've got stuff to do. let's do it. >> you are absolutely right. i've had heated debates about the impeachment but i am personally working with mike democratic counterpart both in

judiciary committee and homeland security committee. i serve on both committees to do bipartisan legislation. for big reforms, i don't know if that's going to happen this year because there's a lot of hurt feelings. i was there at his day of the unit and i couldn't believe when speaker pelosi ripped up the speech. it was either are calculated ploy to get the media attention off president trump speech or it was -- >> it's like separating. the argument was the president didn't shake her hand. i could stay in the moment, it might have been an oversight on his part. i get that but it's over. >> both sides i think need to meet in the middle.

i don't know if i'll hug but at least say we totally disagree on this, you came after me and i want but let's do other things on behalf of the nation. that's what i want to do. that's what the republicans have wanted to do. this has been a total waste of time last year into this year. a total waste of time. >> things can get done, republicans working with bill clinton, we are able to get a lot done. anything is possible. we'll see what happens. thank you very much. >> in the meantime, should voting become mandatory? one state is pushing it. after this.

we been following this shift right now in new jersey, the

royal caribbean ship, 5000 passengers, about a dozen chinese passengers. some of them were exhibiting signs and symptoms of the coronavirus. the word didn't get out to everyone on the ship but most have gone off the ship. virtually all of them and now royal caribbean put out a statement saying, which was supposed to leave for the bahamas at 4:00 p.m. today, instead they are pushing that trip back to tomorrow. i don't know if they'll add a day to that but folks still want to make the trip during the possibility the trip before them, there were those on board might exhibiting the size. that's the uncertainty spilling over into the market. it would otherwise be a

performance based on the jobs report we got today. we don't know. what we do know is a sellout continues. the dow down 20 points. more americans are spending more on that let alone trying to balance the stock market. one in four spending more than half their income on rent. that's a big number. >> i'm part of more american. >> loaded. >> i'm a liberal in this case. living in manhattan, it feels not liberal. manhattan is prohibitively expensive, especially if you're ending up buying a home at some time. millennial's going to more affordable quality-of-life, places like charlotte north carolina. it is something i'm thinking about more and more. you're supposed to send spend about 30% of your income on rent

and i don't know one person who spent less than 50% of what they earn on their front. >> is a percentage that's gone up or what we know? >> the rent is ridiculous in a place like new york or san francisco, if you want to live there and does all of this opportunity, new york opportunity, everything going on. that's true if you can afford to live somewhere, somewhere with running water. you're going to spend a ton of money. the broker fee thing, i think -- >> just new york so is it making up like it statement about the economy being out of reach? >> i think it is. the amount of money i spend on rent when i go back to home in michigan, some of my friends have homes and their mortgage on the house is less than what i'm paying for an apartment.

>> seven or eight guys, we all shared the bills. >> i'm sure it was quite like animal house. people who live with roommates longer into the 30s is one way to deal with it. move in with somebody, maybe a little bit faster than you might because you are going to paint a big savings. it's definitely a concern nationally and i think this rule trying to have a larger conversation about the real estate industry itself because of had to play pay a broker fee which is a couple of months of rent in circumstances. all of the listings are online so you send your broker a link and they take you there. >> is a window and a stove, the

kitchen will be thousands of dollars but the concern, i've paid many broker fees, i don't have a good time doing it but a lot of experts are saying it's going to get transferred somewhere else. nobody is really saving. >> a startling renter's market. an election year, it's always a good market. you don't know the new tax plan. considering robbing a bank and then renting an apartment. >> speak about taxes here, the post right now in california is essentially to force the issue where everyone votes. >> i think that is awful. we -- it's great drama right to vote for you have to keep that right to not vote. i think this could you lead to low participation. not everyone has a set schedule. everyone has jobs where the

schedule is different every week and they don't know if they will be able to go to the pole. >> they might foresee the outcome. >> are places like australia where it's mandatory, there's a fine if you don't go but there's a larger conversation at to be had about confirmation one should have when they go to vote. there are people who go in there and say i'm here so i don't get fined. >> you got a libertarian on the panel. >> you don't realize how important it is, it's a slippery slope. >> a lot of people not only do they not want to do it, they're not prepared. elections have consequences. i would prefer that everyone who is checking cap box has a good reason to be doing it. >> protesting results, then -- >> everyone who's unhappy with

the 2016 results must vote. >> we will have more including the new signs percolating this economy. more after this. el

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tax cuts 2.0, are they coming? >> they are absolutely coming. i expect to talk about that before this election year is up. >> there is little week. you're going to need democratic asked to switch and get the republican out. things could change, the vice president, clearly arguing tax cuts are coming. the landscape, i guess might change.

>> i was attacked viciously attacked from my report a couple of weeks ago that there would be a trump tax-cut plan. people doubted me, they always doubt me. i was right. >> what about you? >> i'm just saying -- >> we raised this last time, it's a tough sell and the democratic house. >> is not going to pass democratic probably but if you focus on him up in a class which is where they are going, the object is to at least put pressure on that. >> easier to get a payroll tax. >> we don't know what they are going to do. one of the things i heard bouncing around the hill was a payroll tax. >> the president in north carolina talking, i apologize. >> larry kudlow threw cold water

on the notion of the payroll tax. other types of middle-class tax cuts, this is going to focus on the middle class, we don't know whether it's going to be, a lot of people think it's coming sooner. there's so much chatter about this. it's possible next week they bring a broad outline. on the middle class or they hughes in our see convention grade here's the reality. all this stuff is political obviously, it is meant to contrast with the democrats are doing which is, they will tax everything that's alive or dead. even joe biden and mike bloomberg. he's got some tax-cut. exactly not -- that's not what he did when he was new york city mayor. he's become very tax increase

focused and what trump will do is between that and what he wants to do and this will be a political tool. again, i don't know if it's of the convention or if it's coming next week, i don't know exactly the type of stuff in there. theoretically, you can maneuver the rates from people who make between 100 -- $300,000 or 80. in terms of tax rates, they don't pay a lot of money. >> sanders on tax hikes, you are going to get back more what you are paying and. theoretically. >> he's so wishy-washy on details. the biggest middle-class tax cut, we have to be payroll taxes. it's the only way but you do have a deficit. >> thank you very much. we are learning douglas hodge on

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expected. nine months of jail time. again for trying to get four of his seven children into an elite school. they caught him when he was attempting to get the fifth child into an elite school. we will keep you posted on that. meanwhile the president is moments away from addressing an economic summit going on in charlotte north carolina. it is talking about the impairment zones at state of the union address. he is a field day responding to the democrats particularly nancy pelosi. involvement today, and job report, this could lead on another day for people buying up stocks but the coronavirus situation isn't getting a little worrisome and a little too close to home. you hear about quarantine shifts that arrived and it port in new jersey. with better than 5000 passengers on it. twelve of those were chinese nationals. apparently they were visiting or they were actually having symptoms but we don't know if

they had coronavirus. and if every person was allowed off. the president has been commenting about china has been handling this whole crisis. >> late last night i had a very good talk. the world health is working with them. i had a great conversation last night with the president. stuart: the president is confident that china is on top of this. let us talk the best-selling author. your arguing that there is an audience there doesn't agree. in fact, that this could be in some trouble. >> certainly. neil, there's a couple of things that have occurred. he was the one trying to tell the world that there was a coronavirus any of course he was

detained and now he has died from this. neil: what was this from. >> it was from the coronavirus. in the media it declares indent twice. because the first time he died officially, it was an outrage on social media. so they brought him back to life. he died a few hours ago. late last night our time. essentially, right now and has exploded. almost unprecedented anger on social media. people calling for freedom of speech. neil: the beginning of the chinese they were criticized for understanding the problem. now the recognizing that was a mistake. we can believe them now when they said they're trying to get on top of this. hospitals within a matter of days. are they different. >> know they are not. we know this because on january 26, the party and asked courtney body for the coronavirus and nine member committee, and we know there is

only one public health official on that group. and she has got a degree in mechanics. his propaganda people heavy. the vice president * and the chairman of the group. he's a political hacker who will blamed for all of this. we know that that is not serious when you have your leading group on this. neil: now at 636 deaths. more than 31000 cases. you can correct me if i have the percentage is wrong. and gross 12 to 15 percent. the number of cases every day. most of those in china but certainly not focused exclusively on china. this is getting out of control. it. >> it is much worse than those numbers suggest. it is out of control at least for the time being. we know that throughout all of december and about three weeks in january, the communist party just tried to hush this up. since then, the working a little

bit more but they have clipped down again. they have two citizen journalists that they have detained. were going to find out a lot on monday because that is when china goes back to work. that's when you would expect them to do that. neil: how many will go back to work. >> we don't know. and what happens in the quarantine cities. probably not much more gets on. the south korean conglomerate diner. in the shutting down there car place because i can't get chinese parts. that will ripple through as well. semi lockdown is where apple makes most of its iphones. this is going to affect this if this doesn't get cleared up quickly. it's unlikely to be cleared up quickly because they are saying that this peaks in april or may in some chinese cities. by june or july it will be gone. the one thing that we do know right now, is that the chinese

economy is probably contracting. oil demand is down by 20 percent year on year. that's an indication that they are in the red. and it will get much worse. neil: thank you ported thank you for the update. then back to the ship of the united states. this one is so big. anthem of the seas. it arrived today and new jersey. up to one dozen national chinese on board. no one has determined whether they had it. but they did let everyone else off that shift shift. i'm not a doctor the fortunately joining us right now are fox news medical correspondent. mark. doctor, what you make of this ship and the understanding of support of local authorities, allowed everyone off of that shift because there is a 14 day incubation. and of the 40 days, was that a wise move. it. >> i don't know if it was a might wise move yet but to me

give you some background. twenty site seven chinese nationals who were on that ship and they were all not from the area around move on, so i would've really raised an eyebrow had they been because i would argue that other areas have a much lower of chance of spread now and for people on that shift work sick. and they were rushed to newark hospital. it might've been wise to keep everybody on lockdown at least until they figure out whether those four people actually have the coronavirus in the probably will tested negative initially and maybe they can test the flu of course, that would still be much more common outcome here but i think with four people being sick and rushed to the hospital i think i probably would've kept the passengers. they were not from the wuhan area. neil: the ship was supposed to leave i believe to the bahamas later

today. and they pushed back until tomorrow. now if you're booked on that cruise, should you be nervous. or is it all clear. >> again, the chances of coronavirus being on that ship is quite low. i would be understanding of people were nervous but i think the chances are low. one of the problems that you already alluded to is that i could test everybody on the ship for coronavirus and they can be negative initially. it could turn positive they run which is why we are saying by the way, americans that are returning from wuhan region and put on the quarantine. they're testing and negative initially but they have to be retested over the two week. it is a very unlikely it would be a problem. neil: a lot of the consensus in the medical community and reporting here that certainly by april or may, we will be through the worst of this but the warmer weather are saying that works in the favor of things getting

better. it is not always the case. what do you say. >> this is a very good point. here's the deal, the biggest concern we have is with all of this oppression, and recurring in china, information not getting out, the whistleblower who discovered this was suppressed. and then dies tragically. even now, even with these massive quarantines going on, there is a question whether we are getting the real numbers. the numbers are far greater is what i think. but i think that cdc and the united states is doing a tremendous job trying to isolate the cases we do have. were still trying to get permission for them to go over there. however, the point you're making is that gordon made is correct and respiratory viruses tend to travel in cold weather with low humidity. they can cough and a ghost father. the virus literally plops down to the ground in the late spring. in the ring as we down. i am predicting that too. that by late spring this will

die down. it can reoccur in the follow. which is my work is proceeding very vigorously in the vaccine. thank you doctor for clarifying a lot of this. and by the way, when we talk about how this is laying on trading. is because of the economic impact that they fear. he has cut his growth for china gdp in the first quarter to 1 percent. a little bit north or and relying on the data than the chinese give us. all of a sudden has to 16. normal output, and this country is committed to buying 200 billions worth of goods from us as part of that trade deal. when they have the ability to do that if their economy dips into that severe of a slow down. if not an outright recession. that is why the markets all but ignoring. the otherwise celebrating of the u.s. jobs growth. pretty stable wage growth, the

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neil: it was a hit during his state of the union, economic message, in north carolina right now. what will the white house be focusing on. blake. >> the opportunity zones, the tax legislation is what president trump will be folky seein.he will tell a new initiae

that they want to push forward. the president has sort of bucked that trend by almost waiting a few days here to go on the road. not necessarily pushing something going forward but looking back at the past, this opportunity zones at the white house really feels is working in the last two years. it's been an active. they say it is driven some $100 million. in investments because of it. the bit of news i am told will come out of this is that the president will announce that there will be a reentry czar going forward with the administration. tony louden, a pastor from jordan who has ties to the former president, jimmy carter. you gotta wonder neil, whether or not this administration can really look forward to any sort of big ticket items going forward or have to focus on what happened in the past because right now it seems as if the democrats and republicans, aren't going to be able to work

together at all. the present would ask that they left the white house a little while ago whether begin work with nancy pelosi and this was his response right here. >> i think there is a lot of people that have gone crazy. it is too bad. i've got an tremendous amount done more than anybody has gotten done in three years by far. they are not constructive people. >> so when you add it all up neil, the president didn't shake nancy pelosi's hand. she and then turn ripped up his state of the union address. yesterday morning, they were in the prayer breakfast and either acknowledge each other. in the present was asked if they could work together and he said the democrats were evil. in any event, i look at the 2017 tax cut enjoy back today and the opportunity zones that were created and that legislation printed neil. neil: thank you like very much. i think fdr in his first three

years, got a lot done. i think ronald reagan got a lot done in his first three years. in the sky than a thing or two. anyway, wall street journal editor, extraordinaire, aaron, also real clear positive white house reporter. obviously, the wind of the president is back. is it improving the economy. the stock market performance and everything else, keep that going you need is opportunity zones. you need to do stuff that the democrats can't stop me from doing. what do you think. >> of course he wants to bill and anything that is had a positive track record. the one and they do work. >> yes. i think the problem is that is specifically only for basically getting tax relief for capital gains. as for a very specific investor.

but i think this has the longevity to it, the benefit until you've invested for ten years and to this opportunity zones. you 10 percent benefit after five years. and he really need to be all in for ten years. i think the rules are quite restrictive and i actually think that this could be something that could appeal to some of the voters that the trumpeting and move away from the independence from those democrats. neil: one of the smart things i think the president did to say typically democratic constituencies benefit from this. women african-americans, etc. and that was not by accident. >> two dynamics here. using a play on the politics, 9t and i think he's conveying the message that this economic growth is not just corporations and billionaires, is pulling everyone up. and also the state of the union

particularly, more inclusive message. you see the trump administration for the lack voters and rural voters. it's an all-american, economic message. it is uncharacteristic message. i would, it also is not involving the government. it's about investors going directly to these opportunities. so is different than a lot of the democratic ways pretty what getting rid of the rules and regulations. so it shows that even if he hasn't talking to nancy pelosi, he can get stuff done. >> exactly. we don't need a huge healthcare plan. we'll just let economics do it for us. neil: what about state of the union address, the president obviously driving home this point that i will continue to work on the economy, expect more. how is that resonating. >> i think right now what we are seeing right now between congress and the white house's desk deadly poison to. nancy pelosi and president trump

are not going to get along anytime soon. past accomplishments looking back. i think jillian was absolutely right when she talked about how this will help some of these constituencies that president trump needs and 2020. he won the african american voter 20 percent of them, in 2012. it was to improve upon those in 2020. and what we see is that this policy of opportunity zone, clearly the administration prefer anti- poverty policy. it's one of enterprise without bringing more government intrusion predict. neil: when we talk about the government and how far it goes, is there any common ground between the two sides beyond where the not talking to one another woman they might be able to get something done. maybe that is a status quote. >> i am somewhat terrifying of some of those things like infrastructure. i don't think is necessarily a good thing.

we've seen wasteful spending before. it can become a pretty considerable thing. beg should think the trump and ministration has opportunity here. they've been very aggressive here in the dave regulatory area. i also think that is the untold story of economics that we are seeing now. i would expect to seek during the campaign in terms of administration, promises on that but also advertising the things that may be didn't get enough attention. these are really things, when you take the government hand off of business, just let it do what it does best. it can make a difference in people's lives. neil: if the government is showing money can do, usually investors like that. right. >> yes. that's one reason why investors are happy. getaway and paste note the

taxes. >> were you surprised from last october. a lot it's got none. so maybe that is the answer. >> surging lay there have been different advantages. but his blake pointed out earlier, i think president trump has moved past normal after money. and now he's saying that nancy pelosi and the democrats are evil. he's clearly making this something. and one moral tone here. there is good and evil. i think that when you have that language out there, that is something that is based lights. but certainly not something that's going to get a lot of democrats to come to the table and negotiate on the bigger picture items. kristen sinema of arizona, she is one of the very few democrats were actually applauded president trump when he was talking about these opportunity zones. >> air out there. besides looking at the wisdom of

the other side but it is what it is. we are waiting here for the president, on the opportunity zones. and governor andrew cuomo is intending to sue the administration on global, special status reserved for travelers that will go back and forth to this country. but there playing nuclear ball here. right now besides, look like they are going to get burned. more on this. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ how you're my rock. my diamond. for the diamond in your life, there's only one diamond store. it's the valentine's day sale. get 25% off everything. including these special deals. at zales, the diamond store.

stuart: you know how things are going today, not great. right now, nasdaq is on pace. since 2018, big surge in young investors. normally when don't get the intention listening to that apple does. when it comes to tesla, apparently the core stock to own. more than apple.

fox news lines, 24/7, uber, and levels that surprised me. but if enough of them. >> they started buying it, maybe not the best time to buy it. closer buying it as it was going up. the pink there but it is an interesting twist, you look at the technology companies that are out there. you have apple and facebook and google and microsoft, and tesla. and over the last, i was a for the last year, tesla has been just floating around. going up and down. and just as last week, we saw it really went up almost 20 percent and monday. in the investment house supply which is where you can go by vulture's in stock and fractional shares in stock, they're saying they're young investors are buying tesla now more than apple. apple was apparently. stuart: and you don't have to fork over

the full thing which is an alert to people and shows were their hearts are. when you bring in to this discussion along with erin gives and phil wegman. in her you're looking for momentum, will say it will follow stuff like this. do you predict. >> i think a lot of these companies and particularly have an appeal to new environments, social issues, alternatives. thus types of things really capture the imagination. particularly of the younger investor. they may not understand that these companies aren't terribly good at making money. hard to be profitable. but they are a form on phenomenon, interesting, tesla is normally the socks that capture younger investors for stuff they actually buy touch like their apple phone. and tesla, we know that they are probably not buying the 80000-dollar car. maybe moment it has one but they're probably not. stuart:

is a way for them to a piece of it. obviously, they do want to dabble. they just can't afford to double like others. >> you can't buy the car but you can have in stock. i think this is the generation, fascinating phenomena. all of these young people are making investment decisions not necessarily based on the market but their values. on some of the equities including diversity measures. it is something that these younger investors really want to do. i wonder how long that will last. when one of those don't pan out. stuart: it could be a sign the memory there is a whole new generous generation of capless pretty and looking at bigger issues than just money.

>> generation is investing not just with her hands but also their hearts. perhaps selfishness, renewed optimism. the thinking economy will continue to improve. these younger investors, they don't just want to make their money in the overlays, they want to make the money with a company that they actually believe in the mission. so is an interesting type of new capitalism where such as the bottom line. it's also trying to be responsible. stuart: tesla and beyond meet. that seems to be winning, right there. >> if you will eat your beyond meet murder why you driver tesla. these are apple and microsoft and google, you come in contact with them all day. so if you going to buy a stock of a company that you are using their product, that would make sense and i think it tesla investment is an aspirational thing. i want a piece of this company because they are doing all of this cool stuff. they're making these electric

cars. stuart: not at all surprised. thank you very much. we will be going to president trump where he is speaking regarding opportunities. that's an appeal to the young and old alike. in north carolina. there's a company that's talked to even more real people than me: jd power. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome.

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stuart: waiting for the president in north carolina when he speaks, we will go there. bernie sanders and pete buttigieg, head to bed. dead even in new hampshire. this is the state that bernie sanders was leading almost 20 points. a little more than a week and half ago. mike bloomberg looks like he will shake up the democratic field them super tuesday. chris, what is the latest. >> no, people here at the democratic party headquarters are getting an 82 and ten the big debate tonight. with no clear winner to come out of iowa, what happens here in new hampshire is more important than ever. top of all of that, there's a new full, or pull the came out just last night among likely

democratic primary voters. in the shows that bernie senator sanders and pete buttigieg are neck and neck. joe biden weight down and 11 percent. so things are really heating up here at the top of the pack. and this morning, bernie sanders when after pete buttigieg harder than he ever has in his entire cycle. >> we are in a moment where billionaires control our economy. >> what i really admired about senator sanders is his consistency and willingness to say exactly what he believes. it doesn't mean i agree with him. >> we will see what those to say on the debate stage tonight. every democratic residential

candidate isn't new hampshire. a simple one. michael bloomberg. is looking into super tuesday with two campaign events in virginia. things will change in debate rules which effectively removed remove the fundraising threshold printed mike bloomberg may qualify. maybe in nevada. maybe that is something that bernie sanders is calling and outrage. stuart: inc. you very much. back, with us, is it your consent here, did bernie sanders come out somehow this new hampshire and mayor pete would win. that kind of changes everything doesn't printed. >> that will definitely be an earthquake in the democratic primary right now. i don't know if we will see that. it is still has senator bernie sanders in the lead. but it doesn't necessarily matter hello one in iowa.

pete buttigieg came out of there in momentum. in the can no longer overlook him. it is not necessarily the most scientific measure when i was in iowa, every time i was at a people to judge rally, it was very energetic. people were excited to come out and support him. i think if he can continue that rise, he will be much more of a contender. people didn't expect them to early on just a year ago. stuart: with the arrangement here, i am wondering if there were trump people, they seem to really kind of pull the plug for sinners. we should remember the democrats wanted donald trump to be the nominee. history has a way of proving what you want wrong but what you think printed. >> i think they're both populist candidates. and also antiestablishment candidates. i think there are a lot of ways

in which trump goes to the right wing which bernie has played to the left wing of his party. i think there is also a question of moderates. whether somebody who can win the democratic primary can also win over this general electric. i would be swinging myself to the moderate position to try to block that before bloomberg is there. stuart: some of the big spenders there. >> he hasn't offered these major shakeup changes that we've seen. stuart: how would the financial community respond. with transmit pete buttigieg. >> versus what we have seen from senator warren, in general, his rhetoric is just a little more open to compromise. a little less extreme. certainly, i think wall street

would be less happy with the democratic winner. versus, trump. purpose obviously, the most business friendly for wall street. any democratic winner, over all, i think he would be one of the ones, it would be something that wall street could live with. stuart: we got joe biden in the middle of all of this. but he loops new hampshire. you might be in trouble. and you go on to win his party domination. the word unique circumstances come there. bill clinton, finish second and became known as the comeback kid. rest is history that was an anomaly was not. >> that was correct. joe biden, is actually pretty weak. in a dismal showing in iowa. we know than he is not going to likely pull out a win.

so it's going to come down to south carolina. it was watching all of this, it's mike bloomberg. he was be the champion of establishment democrat. and joe biden if he actually goes down. but they could set up is a very interesting dynamic between bloomberg and bernie sanders. because michael bloomberg would love to run against a democratic socialist by like bernie sanders. the vise versa is also true. bernie sanders would also love to run against the billionaire. i spoke tonight, a lot of folks are going to be less polite than they have been in the past the debate stage. stuart: very impolite time. a lot of the trump people were telling me this evening when i was in iowa. that they believe there's a certain in an secret support of the president. much as there was when he was first running for the white house. that they will not admit, that

they are going to vote for him but they don't. despite the closeness in some of these settle state polls, that is alive and well. >> i do think that trump is good at playing his base and really good about having an opponent to demonize that opponent. something like bernie sanders or elisabeth warren, you may say you may not like my personality but this is about your day-to-day economic life. are you willing to put up with what these guys do. an interesting thing is bernie is kind of doing the same thing. it is playing against some of the assailant establishment. it was fascinating coming out of iowa. he was claiming the mantle victor. and also the underdog. the system is rigged against me, they can't get their act together. the far left is pretty resentful about the establishment of the democrats have been doing. stuart: one thing kind of interesting,

the president had in the beginning, was an advertising campaign. not perfect, i am no saint compared to these candidates on the left, i'm certainly than they are. meaning the character out of all of that, but living my performance of really do you want to risk it on these guys. >> i think well right now, he has so much from an economic stock market corporate, like a backup and result behind him that is by far the best platform he can use is, i have actually done stuff. i have made changes. i have a track record. that is obviously we need to be using. i think it's interesting when we see how many independent voters, that might be some voters that say there for democrats but actually make vote for republicans in the final.

stuart: thank you vice very much. the opportunity zones that will benefit the entire country and how that is resonating in new hampshire. with the president. after this. after this

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stuart: introducing the president of the united states at this opportunity conference going on in north carolina. here's my buddy charles. the administration is not just coincidentally making a pledge for african-american voters. he feels it can make serious headways with this do you buy that printed. >> i don't buy that. i think the polls will be really wrong on this. there is a lot of pressure in the black community not to show any sort of, that you like trump and you have to hate him. most people say because i am black, then i have to show the side for president trump. my seven -year-old

granddaughter, who knows i have spoken on present trump before. the amount of kids in her school, she seven years old, this and that they hate trump. she told me about this earlier in the week. i wanted to cry. we should not be treating our teaching our kids to hate someone. she's afraid to share something that she is happy and proud of. it's only going to get worse for her if she stays with an open mind. or she will have to convince our conventional wisdom. a lot of black people admire president trump. believe it or not, they will vote for him when they get in that booth. stuart: maybe what was disheartening, but maybe this because of you. this is unfortunately. i am kidding. let me get your sense of this. i always think that we always hear these depressing the

president has a tough time with women. but he more than makes up with that in the black vote in the hispanic vote. it could help them in a substantial way. >> you're right. if you see the margin of victory in this key swing states, is a handful of votes. once one thing that we have learned, it comes down to a handful of votes. not just how much of the black or hispanic communities that president trump gets, 70 comes out for the democratic nominee. i can tell you right now that is all about biden coming into this, if you get the nominee, i'm just not sure. you want to talk about blacks not being enthusiastic. they're not enthusiastic about pete buttigieg or sanders or elisabeth warren. the democrats are in trouble. they better stop saying that the truck can't went the black vote. because if nobody comes out, it's inconsequential.

if no invisibles, it doesn't matter anyway. stuart: market. democrats turned that around. an attraction of the minorities, so is barking up the wrong tree. what do you say. >> is one of these things kneel, where chipolte mexican grill had great support, the stock is done extraordinarily well. they open a hundred and 70 stores last year and opening up a hundred and 50 this year. they're not separate. they are connected at the hip. is just one way of measuring our economy. if you are not rooting for the stock market to go up. then you're not rooting for your own way just to go up. you know rooting for your opportunities for your children. if you believe it's only a for the really wealthy, then you are really rooting against your own personal opportunities to change your own lost in life. and changes economic curve of those coming in your family and

following generations. believe me, there's some things that happen they go on from day-to-day, you can have a headline and computers will swing into gear but ultimately, the stock market reflect a reality on the ground. this why the mets are going very well right now. stuart: that is well said my friend. stuart: any have arguments about anti- investment world. say that it is rigged game. what you have to say about that. how do you counter that. >> i say, for the most part, i am managing retire money. i go to work thinking that i am managing my mom and dad's money. for their retirement. it is not rigged. it's not as if i'm getting additional information. it is so transparent these days with so many investors that as long as you are responsible towards your clients, most

people and you can look at the performance in a portfolio manager, 50 percent underperformed clearly is not rigged. stuart: now the president of the united states talks. and he is talking of opportunity zone. in charlotte, north carolina. it. >> we have to get down to music. we are in north carolina. they talk business. i just want to thank everybody for being here. it's a wonderful crowd. look at all of those people. thank you very much. it was very tough in the came pan troll, had to fight him for a long time. he wouldn't go away. he doesn't give up any is smart and he is good and he was a great surgeon. he gave that up for politics. i'll have to talk to you about that.

matt, you are going to talk to me about that later. i think he is probably regretting that now. he is doing an incredible job. [applause]. you really are been. housing, is done a job like a few people have done. it is wonderful to be here with the incredible men and women who are restoring prosperity. where building help in delivering opportunity to those who need it most. together we are making our country stronger than ever before. we are doing numbers that you wouldn't even believe. nobody thought it was possible. this morning the brand-new jobs numbers came in and we smashed expectations and created 225,000 new jobs last month. [applause]. 225,000. maybe hundred and five, i was watching all of the geniuses this morning on television. what you think it will be. 225. any good.

225,000, that is only for last month. [applause]. unemployment claims and north carolina debt are down, 30 percent since the election in a fallen to the lowest level ever recorded. [applause]. were hearing charlotte to grow this economic moment. we have this going all of the country. you are having the best year you are ever having in the state by far. they were launching and brand-new nation campaign to revitalize underserved cities and towns all across america. it is called opportunity no. it is a big deal. opportunity now. and with tim scott, opportunity zones, the money is pouring in. from south carolina and the money, is anybody from south carolina here. say hello to tim. he came to my office with this

idea and i said it sounds good. but traditionally those things have not worked. an opportunity zones are amazing what is happening. tremendous amount of money being put into areas they haven't seen money for decades and decades. anyway, what we are doing is because we are waiting for tomorrow. we aren't differing peoples to another day. relentless optimism, we are taking action right now and i mean right now to create a future of dignity and security for all. it will be incredible situation. [applause]. we believe the no american left behind. that is what it is all about. in the coming months my administration will hold some it's just like this one across the country. working closely with community leaders and workers and entrepreneur for numerous and her great faith leaders. so many great people i have met. we got rid of the jensen it beat

so that they can speak their will. [applause]. to make sure that every citizen can join an american is unparalleled success in every community can take part in that americans extraordinary rise. together we are building the most inclusive economy and the most inclusive society ever to exist. we are fighting for great jobs, great education, save homes and limitless future for our people. we are lifting high citizens of every race, religion, color, creed. we are all americans and we are all made equal to the hand of almighty god. you know that very well. [applause] joining us today is small business administrator, who is helping to lead this groundbreaking along with secretary carson. where are you.

[applause]. thank you, great job. thanks also to the many great members of congress that you have with us in these are warriors. these people have been fighting hard. do you mind if i take a minute. am i allowed it to take a couple of seconds and introduce them. i call them warriors. senators. and congressmen and women, they have done incredible. it was the impeachment hoax. [applause]. and now that is a thing of the past. so now they have a failed impeachment hoax. they can put that on the resume. [applause]. that doesn't go good in the resume. a failed hoax. every one of them has to put that right on their resume. we had hundred and 97 to

nothing. and our senators were incredible. the same kind of a thing. and a man is here who has really become a friend of the last year and half. we had a good relationship but we sort of disagreed on a few minor policies. and that's okay. of course i won't put up with it for long. tom. [laughter]. >> he's been a great friend. [cheers and applause] >> it's true, now we had -- we just had some disagreements at the beginning and now at the last year, year and a half, boy, it's been good, right, it's been good. we have something on sanctuary cities that's going to be incredible. one of the big hands. i know nobody listened to the speech the other night but it got one of the big hands. it's going to be good. we have to push that, right? so tom, thank you, thank you for your support. it's great, your vote and

everything else and we have some congressmen, i've gotten to know them well, we were in the trenches together, representative ted bud. [cheers and applause] >> thanks, ted, good job. a man i campaigned with and he was fantastic, he handled pressure very well. they said you couldn't win and he won by a lot, we did a little bit of a rally for two guys that are very special, one of them is dan bishop, dan. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, dan. he campaigned and we didn't choke, there was no choke, we had a lot of pressure but he end ed up by 5 or 6 points, it was boring that evening, we were winning by a lot, i thought it would be loser than that, richard hudson, richard, good job.

[applause] >> everybody knows mark walker. [cheers and applause] >> thanks, mark. another one of those two that i talked about recently, you know, cnn, they all had vans, they were all ready because they thought they had two losses, trump had a terrible night and they both won, the guy was pretty even and i think he won by 28 points, right? greg murphy. [cheers and applause] >> right, greg? he won by a lot, they both won by a lot. a man that i've gotten to know too well. i love his wife, i mean, his wife, she was with me before he was with me, i have to say it, but he came along very quickly, long time ago, right? and she would go out with women for trump, buses, she had buses all over the place. [cheers and appla