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>> taking sharper hits against bloomberg. this is "bulls and bears," we're glad you could join us, i am david asman, with us jonathan hoenig, krist kristina partsinevelos, and gary kaltbaum, bloomberg is not on ballot in nevada. -- >> will not create the kind of excitement and energy we need to have the voter turn out we must have to defeat donald trump. david: even though bloomberg is not on ballot in nevada, his democrat rivals like bernie sanders already targeting the democrat billionaire, bloomberg has been outlining plans to overall social security and proposal on minimum wage and paid family and se sick leave tt mimic those of other democrat candidates, but do they cancel out the direct attacks on his

character. >> my big issue, i a i am waitig for someone in that party to talk about tax cuts not government, all i hear is government mandate, and government this and that. the government overseeing that, they let you get into as he puts riskless type things, i want something different, i think a guy worth 60 billion, a great businessman would recognize that greatness of this country are people like him and like you let us work our tails off. and does not look like that is happening. >> do you not feel he is vying e trying to relate more to the people, and the labor groups. this is a way much like you mentioned all other democratic candidates throw minimum wage 15 bucks and medicare, he is just

jumping on that bandwagon, and joe biden has insulted him, said 60 billion dollars can buy you a lot of advertisement but can't erase your network. >> but bernie sanders asked, bloomberg is middle of the road. 16 dollar minimum wage -- this isy abou benign, this is averago democratic stuff compared to life long socialist communist like bernie sanders, he is right, democrats will make a real choice, go with someone who is middle of road, and somewhat rational or bernie sanders, with a lifetime supporting of communism. >> to joh to -- jonathon's poin, people don't think it is joe biden any more will get behind what bloomberg is proposing, some of these things, $15 minium minimum wage, it would create a

more sustainal system that would support people longer term. david: not very diggable right t now, i tried. >> hopefully th goal it would ct people like us less to take care of folks be he has a couple of black eyes he has to face right now. david: he -- this is not the plan that will divert attention from the attacks on his news on race, and stop and frisk in new york city. >> well, the race part that will be the loudest noise. david: it is. >> a very big way, it will take away from anything he tries to do. that is going to be a problem for him, for me, he has biden, i think headed south quicker than the knicks. warren is done, sanders. i do not think the party wants sanders in there. now then i guess that leaves buttigieg and klobuchar.

not sure they will resonate. >> what do you think of fact that bloomberg pulled out a little bit, and side lines is that a smart move. >> he is not playing democratic game, he is self made, he did not reply on use government subsidies. and rei he is a billionaire, ift comes to what do democrats want, they have to hold their nose to support someone. they talk -- talking about paid family leave, i believe one of ivanka trump's ideas. >> it was. >> a lot of stuff was central away socialist or kind of centrist. david: also this, bloomberg attacked for comments he made in stop and frisk, he gets hit for 2016 comment, he made about farmers. >> think about it, lasted 3 thousand years, we could teach

processees, i could teach anyone, people in this room, to be a farmer. it is a processy, you dig a hole, you put a seed in, put water in, and up comes the corn. it is build around replacing people with technology. and the skill sets that you have to learn are how to think and analyze. and that is a whole degree level different. you have to have a different skill set, a lot more gray matter. david: well, outraged farmers, you can imagine complaining, much of their work is highly technical brain matter stuff, bloomberg's campaign said he was not talking about modern farmers. highwafarmers, how damaging is . >> a bigger problem when you over simplify things and insult people, stop an frisk.

people will try to attack him with these you know using sound bites like this out of his own mouth. >> he was not insulting farmers, per se,. >> yes he was. >> yes he was. >> come on, he was acknowledging reality farming is first step of civilization. 90% of our population used to be employed by farmers. david: most of farmers -- i don't see you with a hoe and a pick. right. david: you were there when he said this. >> i was there, i agree with jonathan but, bloomberg was speaking to a bunch mba students he tried to make a point i could teach you studying and you knowk in your books. david: like anyone one of them. >> i am from florida a important state for election, mayor

bloomberg needs to let me pick him up in orlando. in middle of summer. drive him to middle of state with hundred degree weather, and meet the farmers and see how hard they work, and how much brain matter they have, it is just strawberries and sugar canes and oranges. >> technology -- some can code the fact they can sit at home, use all of these, robots and drones, to checko their plants, the next level, i think we should talk about fact bankruptcy rates. >> but point that you are elected on basis hoff you connection with people, i know what you are saying this kind of confirms to people, idea that this guy is not in touch with average folks. >> he is speaking economics, and you know this is now in a political venue be he has to find a way to connect a little

bit here. david: i think that is a good point. >> mod inc modern economy is buy people's minds and ideas not muscles. >> people with hardhat. >> that is point blir bloomberg. >> david, i sat in that audience bloomberg mentioned twice in his speech he was a jewish billion air, he mentioned that i remember thinking wow -- don't need to tell us you are a milliobhil--.billionaire, you ct indirect divide right away telling us that. david: and donald trump, he did not go out there and put riff on the about -- riff on rivets in e put on a har hardhat. >> part of his allure, he was able to in his way, speaks and

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david: apple warning on the coronavirus saying it not meet second quarter forecast on revenue. this as two state department chartered flights carrying americans and coronavirus infocused diamond princess cruise ship have landed in u.s., hundreds were quarantined with 14 people who tested administration for virus and who were allowed at last minute on

one of those flights, fox news jonathan has more. reporter: overnight two flights chartered by u.s. state department arrived in u.s. carrying more than 300 american passengers evacuated from diamond princess that cruise ship quarantined in japan, u.s. officials received notice that 14 thi -- had tested positive fr covid 19, they allowed them to return to u.s. but moved them to a specialize containment area on the evacuation aircraft to keep them separated from other passengers. and they were flown to two u.s. military basis to spend another 14 days in quarantine, the group of highers risk passenger brought to university of nebraska medical center, one

patient experienced light headedness and shortness of breath. >> passengers aboard another cruise ship disembarked in cambodia after turned away from multiple asian ports, they are undergoing additional he'll heah screens after an 83-year-old american welcom woman tested poe for the virus. they caution against taking drastic action. >> outside hubei, this epidemic is affecting a tiny proportioner of people, if we disrupt every cruise ship in the world on off chance there might be a potential contact, where do we stop. reporter: w.h.o. officials say there has been a drop in newly reported cases but they say

still too early to know if that is a permanent trend. david: fore more we welcome one of the world's foremost authorities on epidemics and pandemics, dr. anthony fauci and also on president trump's coronavirus task force. the last time you were here, you warned us against used word pandemic for what was happening with the coronavirus. has your view changes on that? are we closer to a pandemic than a couple weeks ago. >> we might be closer but by strict definition, that is sustained transmission of multiple rounds of u infections, infusely spread fle throughy ont

multiple regions in the world, right now there are a let of travel relat re-- lot of travel related out of china, the only place there is sustained transmission is in china. and human-to-human but not in a fully sustained way, it might be semantics but once you get to that. >> why was this particular clu cruise line ineffective at stops the spread. >> well, the quarantine process on that ship was not successful. there was active transmission on that ship. in a quite a robust way if i might use that word. it was really quite a risk to be in contact with people on that ship, that is the reason why we tried and successfully got our

people off that ship on a plane back to the united states as you mentioned. 14 of them were infected. those individuals once they landed at air force base in u.s., were immediately sent to areas particularly the university of nebraska, which has extensive experience in these things, they will get appropriate and good care that is why we want to get them off that ship and out of there. >> dr. fauci, i se say to myseli don't want to get near a cruise ship it is scary when you think about it, how do you advise people to protect themselves, get on with their lives. >> if you talk about getting on with your life in united states is still relatively speaking a relatively low risk, that could change, if you wind up with

there really being a pandemic, you have is mitigation, you have to do things that you would do in pandemic preparedness, social distancing, teleworking, closing schools, we're not near, that right now in united states, people should go about their business. your comment about cruise ships, you are right, i think people should look with skepticism about cruise chip tha ships than passengers in far east, i don't top condemn all cruise ships but you need to consider that, they can be problematic. >> dr. fauci i hear heard peak virus. and next day maybe not, how do we know if we hit the peak? >> no there is no specific number. i think when you see multiple days in a row of a de in in numr

of cases then you can feel, being a sigh of relief we turned corner but just a couple of days in row of numerically less cases i, i would reserve judgment not jump to conclusion we are out of the woods on this we may not be. david: quickly, we have to go, our cdc experts, the have been not -- not been allowed to the epicenter of the outbreak this is wuhan, and area there. has that changed is there something late breaking about that? are chinese being more cooperative and hope tha open te beginning. >> they have not officially announced it i am optimistic we'll see that soon. david: okay doctor, thank you, we hope you come back soon. update us. dr. anthony fauci. >> thank you. david: democrats are considering

investigations to attorney general big barr and his role in roger stone sentences, but haven't americans had enough for now? [ sigh ] not gonna happen.

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democrats begin another blunder? >> these investigations have not helped their cause. but trump keeps giving them great ammunition to open a lot of these investigationses. i said from get go, trump cannot run president se like business. so president keeps giving them t nofodder here. >> i have a couple issues, 2012, eric holder found contempt of congress, civilly criminally. david: for those -- obama's attorney general, called himself president obama's wingman. >> really. >> i just down remember 1100 people from doj slamming him at

the time. so again, it comes down to politics, but i think john hope to be on the right track in saying they just open up for them to happen unless democrats come in with more investigation, as far as that is smart or not i think it a huge mistake, would be looked at piling on. i don't think this -- >> don't you think that there say trolling going on by president trump, he loves to see democrats over raiblgh react tos tweets. >> not sure if trolling, i think he is geeing abou going about bs usual are but for democrats, request we win here regardless of it is ethical or not. david: they didn't win with impeachment. >> they didn't, they are not going to fire him, he will not resign. >> it is 1100 people according to protect democracy they say it is republicans and democrats

that argue maybe he should. david: counter argument that they are just part of the establishment that plump was prp was elected. >> going forward maybe this is part of president's way to get attention back to him because democratic candidates have been really monopolizing all of the time, he is rally again. >> yeah. he is working toward -- >> and at end of the day, this is not anti-trump but part of establishment is american establishment is things like separation of power and our system of checks and balances. david: jonathan, a lovely ideal but one name, robert kennedy. remember he was the brother of john f. kennedy or loretta lynch who met with bill clinton -- >> hillary -- this goes on all of the time. >> all true. >> it does go on all of the

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david: facebook's zuckerberg claims he wants more regulation, writing a "financial times" op-ed to provide more rules on more election, harm full content and privacy, and afor bill high. does he really' more regulation or laying ground work for 12 sef regulation before the government does it for him. >> it is a mind trick. he do it his open way. >> he asked what counts as

political advertisement. who should decide? >> it is a great question, why this moment right now is just wonderful, we're faced with something we never faced before, do the corporations hold full responsible for what is published on their platforms, you are 100% right in regards to zuckerberg stepping ahead, trust is a major issue, he shows she caring that is a -- he is caring. >> you are more caring if you are for regulation? you are nicer? >> you are showing you are concerned about what people are reading, what the content put on your platform, therefore, you will make a statement. david: jonathan she is right. >> okay. david: placating politicians. >> hold on zuckerberg the by on capitol hill asked questions from people who didn't know what

the heck they were asking? they told a bunch of whoppers, he is worried that mo politicses that know nothing about technology o-- abunch of stuff o sense he is just gets in front of had it. david: and bea >> is jeff bezos makes nice, just like he did with zuckerberg. >> yeah, for a lot of people here. normal people, virtue signals like a don't tread on me flag. for bezos, a 10 billion dollar fight climate fund, he bought a 150 million new mansion, the carbon offset if you will. >> jonathan, you of all people,

they that say they should erer. >> has nothing to do with amazon. >> point is that purchasing in today's economy, you give zuckerberg credit for writing regulation, only way bezos gets credit is doing stuff like this. >> he is give 10 billion to climate charge, and 10 billion to work on healthcare. these folks need to put their money where their mouth is. if they take one side or one position, say, i'm going to support a certain candidate to left. >> i'll take 10 million to gary kaltbaum foundation also. there will be a ton of them, going corporate, soon, with their hands out.

and hopefully they do a good job of vetting in past, aim o amounf money that went to some companies can huge. >> climate change and sustainability is trending everywhere? not just bezos, you have everyone that is weighing in with some shape or form. >> they know like zuckerberg has seen government comes for them, bezos knows they are both parties on this environmentalism banwagon this is a preem preemp. david: i am woke. >> 3 words, nothing by accident with these bil -- geniuses. david: 10 billo billion is noth.

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huawei from getting to 5g before we do. >> happy presidents' day, no secret that u.s. has a policy of trying to deny the role out of huawei equipment in being used not just in u.s. but with our allies. reasons for that is we recall there has been a link between huawei, and that was evidenced by intelligence agency in u.s. found a linkage and warned against use of huawei products. pentagon has band the products from used on military bases. >> we know all that, i have to press you on this, you are with commerce department. we defend u.s. companies, are we trying to defend u.s. companies from huawei getting there first. >> really that not what this is designed to do, this designed to do is close the loopholes.

if there is an established company that posed a risk to u.s. national security commerce department has certain mechanism in place that allows for oversight, this allows the special extra step, that license that is required that allows commerce to have oversight. but we have established and done established that there is a national security threat from huawei, because of relationship with chinese government. >> this is gary kaltbaum, to we arworry about going too far and hurting our great companies, strzokest groustrongest group ik markets are semiconductors, i worry they lose moment owm somethinon somethinglike this. >> that is not intention, i

think president trump is first president to take action to thwart some of the bad practices of china, we have complained about bad practices since 2001 when they joined wto, if we have fair, free and reciprocal trade that is all we're in favor of, but we have to take bold action to get china to change its practices. >> chris, are huawei's products really a national security threat? if a americans own some of the products should the they -- complicatconfiscated? >> that is strong. but -- >> national security threat that should -- logical. >> but not every day life, i think that what we enjoy here. freedom of choice. but with national security, buildings for example, pentagon has band this, and military

personnel from using huawei equipment on military bases, not about restricting or trying to perhaps provide a leg up to u.s. companies. >> chris, can i ask does it have anything to do with phase 2 trade deal coming up? is this new tariff for phase 2. >> when president trump xi, and trump struck fade one in january there was a lot of talk about needing more structural reforms this news today is a perfect example of a fore shadowing of perhaps fierce negotiating we'll take to cut that supply chain off for chinese companies for huawei. because we know that phase 2 will require the ending of forced tech transfers, and ending of unfair subsidies imposed that put american businesses as disadvantage and

cyber espionage and i-t theft. -- and conspiracy to steal trade secrets. >> you said particular put american businesses add disadvantagity u.kdisadvance, yd huawei 5g assess. access. >> yes this is a bipartisan issue, but we need our key allies on board, something that spans mos multiple administrati, china is playing long game, and 5g that roll out will be similar to having maybe prints press developed by china before the u.s. really something t to take seriously. it is a national security issue. that is why president is taking

this bold step, but have to to have action. >> chris. david: thank you so much. come back again. >> you bet. david: before we head to break, what is coming up on evening edit. >> you know insteady drop of revelations about old audio involving bloomberg? not just bloomberg's belittling farmers, we have evidence of bloomberg no belittles president barack obama. we have that detail and this debate. will this hurt the bloomberg campaign? he said david, right after - sur tuesday, 60 of delegates will be chosen. are we going to say daily drops like this hitting headlines? david: i think we will. over and over.

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she didn't -- she had an attitude with me, and said what. i said the guy behind me is repeatedly hitting me, she went back to him, changed personal kneepersonalities was most kindt person in the world, and she said are you okay, i am sorry, she said delete the video. david: she did not, wendy williams is that passenger. now she is calling for unidentified man to be charged with assault and flight atten attendant on be fired, american responded with a statement that reads in part: does miss williams have a legal case or too many lawsuits as it is? >> we don't have too many lawsuits, no.

let's start with, man is a bully, if let's say john la layfield were in that seat i doubt he would be punching that seat. but enough of lawsuits, asking for someone to be fired over this. give me a break. that person is working hard, that what you fire someone over and charge someone with assault? overdone. i'm sorry. >> i agree. i think almost unwritten rule, you don't recline unless you need to. there are children in playground they should learn how to play properly, but that guy in last row, he cannot recline. >> he knew when he got into. >> childish by pushing forward but she is in-- instigating him with video. >> i believe in her right to

recline, but i will think she asked for it by a antagonizing him. otherwise, this is what happens, i don't think this say lawsuit. she has responsibility too account for. >> i'm not excusing this, there are lawyers on this right now get on tv, they will become famous over there and you know shame is, look -- >> gary, come on. >> he may get fired from his job from this. >> >> look. you are right to swing your fist where another person's nose begins, he is hitting her seat. david: you say he had a right to smack her seat. >> no, i say -- >> everyone is seeing same thing. >> no right. >> we all agree in. >> i think assault lawsuit could be justified i don't think so,

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