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it's friday morning. it's 10:00 eastern. let's get straight to your money. a little bit of a rally going down, dow extending to number 6, 60 points, s&p about two points and the nasdaq with a comeback, went from red to green, it is up 22. yesterday said to the best level since september. the 10 year is up again, 3.3%, maybe bond market is not believing the fed. take a look at bitcoin, just under $23,000. houseman or leader hakim jeffries signing off on donald from being allowed on facebook and instagram. and editor at the new york times claims trump's posts could destroy democracy. >> in terms of the concerns, the danger, the threats to democracy related to donald trump speak for themselves, many of us will have more to

say about that to the extent that he moves forward with his so-called presidential campaign, happens to be a very low energy campaign by the way. >> don't want to hand over the keys to democracy, to have someone destroy that democracy. do you want to be that institution that really helps take down the country? we should still ask the moral question. lauren: tammy bruce joins me. >> that would be me either way. neil: i don't know what to ask you about. >> i had no idea democracy was so fragile and that you could give it an evil look and it would collapse into a puddle of water. this country is stronger than that. we have seen these individuals, donald trump, you can disagree with policy and style, the fact is the country was doing extremely well.

i would say don't poke the bear, it is funny because i have a feeling donald trump is probably laughing at this. we know he has energy and that bothers the democrats, he has ideas, he has a vision, that is what the founders expected of a president commerce for someone to be a guiding light and to articulate that. what they are nervous about when it comes to him turning to social media is being able to articulate ideas to the american people and we know what we want, what we like, what we don't, we have a history of being able to fire people and vote them in and that is the great thing about this country but we are getting very tired of the insult to this nation and the people with this argument about democracy is at stake, democracy is at stake when you live to the american people the we've seen that too often.

lauren: adam schiff, the democratic congers and from california and eric swalwell are campaigning on their spat with republican house speaker, kevin mccarthy after he wrote both of them from the house until committee. give me your thoughts, he is campaigning, they are both campaigning on divisiveness. >> part of what got us trump in a lot of ways was the american people seeing there are no repercussions to certain kinds of behaviors, lying to the american people and in the case of mccarthy, what we watched, especially -- swalwell, we are not sure about his relationship with the chinese spy, when it comes to the russia hoax, we know now that people who were pushing that, it was clear with what we've seen with the twitter files and everything that has been exposed, what was a lie and what wasn't and when

dealing with the intelligence committee he does have the ability to make decisions about the intelligence committee, not necessarily other committees which would require a vote but it is so important, and mike pompeo has been on this network talking about the danger of exposing classified information, lighting, leaking material, the american people want to see that there is punishment for that, that this is not a board game, our lives are more at stake and the american people understand that now. >> it's called the select committee for a reason, these people, they would not get a security clearance and the private sector. they wouldn't qualify for it. you can barely get a security clearance to be the local crossing guard at their school. they have lied, kevin mccarthy did the writing taking them off. back to trump, hakim jeffries with all due respect, what is he afraid of, they preach

diversity but when they hear an opinion they don't like much i to shut him down saying it is a threat to democracy. they are afraid because donald trump will have the biggest following and be able to talk and communicate. come en, low energy? donald trump? nobody believes that. he's all energy all the time. >> there is she was always underestimate him, underestimating him, this, donald trump changed through the campaign in certain ways, he was the one person who was the same guy in the primaries as he was in the main campaign, you normally see a pivot, not this guy but the american people are in the same mood, we trusted the democrats, they said back to normal. all of this has been horrible, we trusted them, now we are buying chickens for our backyards, that is not back to normal and americans now have watched this unfold and don't

underestimate -- >> we don't underestimate you. thank you for bringing the fire this morning. adam schiff says he's been in touch with senator dianne feinstein after he announced that she's his mentor, that she would run for her senate seat. i want you to watch this. do we have that soundbite? >> adam schiff says he talked to her before making his decision. >> she had not made was ready to do so. she earned the right to do that according to her own timing but she was more than comfortable with my announcing, i wouldn't be doing it without that kind of blessing. >> she's 89 now and that senate seat, do you believe what he is saying? do you believe him? katie porter wants that senate seat. >> i have so much expense with

this person, i don't believe a thing adam schiff says. it is not beyond belief. do you think it is a coincidence he gets denied a seat on the house until committee and the next day he is saying i am going to run for the senate? feinstein has not made an announcement, then goes back to i talked with her, got her blessing, i don't believe that. he can't be trusted. that's the thing. you can't be trusted. lauren: i have heard that a lot from people about adam schiff. there are different points of view but you were colleagues. lauren: a personal attack which is unusual. >> it's a pattern with adam schiff. it happens time and again, can't believe anything. lauren: the national archives is asking former presidents and

pert - do you have any classified documents you might not have known you had? they sent a letter to a list of former leaders back to ronald reagan to ensure six administration since the president records act of 1978, insurer transparency. do you think any of these former officials have documents they might have? >> they might, the process is very much broken obviously. they are going to need to fix this and figure it out. it depends what the documents are. the most troubling leak is actually president biden, when he was a senator. how is it, senators, you have to go into a skiff, you don't have them on your computer. if you have a military aid or somebody from the cia come over and let you review a document they take it with them. how did a senator end up with classified documents at a nonsecure place? i haven't heard of any other

senator having that other than previous attempts by staff to steal this stuff. lauren: thank you. we have some economic data coming in, the latest read on pending home sales increasing 2. 5%. in december, good news that end a 6-month slide. consumer sentiment, university michigan number, 64.9, slightly higher for the first reading of 64. 6, market is liking this double dose of good data with inflation data this morning. may be the fed can pull off a soft landing. let's get back to that issue, jay hatfield is with us on set. good to see you. the market, we have a little bit of a rally. >> we have been more bullish than most strategists. our target is 4500 on the s&p

and probably the top - the reason for that is we -- the reason for that is we are more bullish than most. we think it is negative right now, we have deflation going on. the fed should pause right away. lauren: what are you looking at? >> the housing sector, the key driver of all -- for recession and deflation, 41.7%, and the problem is the commerce department's reporting 9. 6% annualized rate, you can look at case shiller, it is declining so there's roughly a 12 month lag of cpi to what is really going on, we have an index you can get on our website that is real-time inflation and that has been negative for the last quarter. lauren: do you think we will see a recession? and if so when? deutsche bank is saying a lot of people are agreeing there

would be a rally in the back half of the year but deutsche is saying you get recession the back half of the year? >> we are the reverse. first quarter is negative because of statistical aberrations, can't really measure the first quarter because there's a decline from the christmas quarter so you could get a negative print that could be down for the stock market as people can overreact to that but we think the economy is resilient for the same reason, we have a shortage of homes, the all-time low and the estimate is 2 million cells a normal cycle is not going to happen, mass layoffs and then less consumer spending because you have unemployment. that is our thesis, we have a technical recessional roughly slow growth, you have to be seen. lauren: kevin o'leary you should a stark warning on cryptos, more unregulated

exchanges will fall like dominos. kevin o'leary is here next in the next hour. alexandria ocasio cortez blaming the budget deficit on donald trump's tax cuts. >> do you think democrats have spent too much money? >> the largest contributor to the debt ceiling deficit is the trump tax cut. lauren: what about biden's spending spree? the county supervisor says his town is on the brink of collapse. so many migrants pouring across the border that they make up 6% of that town's total population. the yuma county supervisor joins me next. ♪

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lauren: the biden administration says the number of border encounters with migrants from cuba, nicaragua and haiti are down from december, but that is only because title 42 was kept in place. matte finish at the border in eagle pass, texas. what is the latest where you are? >> reporter: the biden administration says the weekly average from those countries has plummeted 97% from december to january, those numbers speak for themselves, they don't paint the entire picture for a couple reasons. those numbers are only referring to four countries, haiti, cuba, nicaragua and venezuela, four countries out of the one hundred 40 the cross into the us. number 2 and perhaps more notable the migrant encounters from the biden administration do not include the got aways,

people who intentionally evade surrender and there were 278,000 known got sober aways and the first one hundred 13 days of fiscal year 2023, 1.2 million got aways since president biden took office. third, under president biden's new parole program 30,000 migrants per month are basically being given temporary status, greg abbott says the parole program could increase. >> the reason is the biden administration is granting parolee status to these people who are coming across the border illegally and all that will do is to spur even more people to rush the border thinking they too will get parolee status. >> reporter: the backdrop to any weekly dip is last month the us government reported the highest number ever of migrant encounters in a single month, more than 250,000.

it has been a slower week which historically is slow. we will see what january's numbers like. >> they should report how many americans are dying each day because of fentanyl pouring across the border. if you go out west, the board renew my, arizona is on the brink of collapse, the flood of migrants is totaling 6%. jonathan lines is the yuma county supervisor. those numbers are staggering, how bad is it really? >> pity significant. it has a tremendous impact on our first responders, those people have to show up to the border, some people coming across the border make 911 calls and the affect on our hospital and continues to have, they have not been reimbursed more than 23 million of cost directly related to the people coming across, we spoke about the got aways, that is having a term and its impact and i would

like people to understand and remember that the people who are coming across, who turned themselves in are part of a bigger plan, they are the distraction while for fentanyl and the got aways are able to get into the united states for nefarious purposes which i'm tired of the fentanyl, i'm sick and tired of this administration not paying attention to the border and instead of doing what they told us that they would do, secretary mayorkas sat down with the mayor and myself and committed to filling the gaps, when the gaps have not been completed, close the gaps and then the biden administration decided to sue him for doing their job, those gaps still remain open and people are still walking across and that has had a negative impact on our community and continues to have a negative impact and it is not just our community. i want the people of the united states to understand that every town is now a border town in

the border immunity. i had visitors from all over the united states, and governors come to yuma, arizona because they are concerned about the fentanyl and other narcotics coming across and also the bad actors. from our perspective it is malfeasance on the part of the administration. >> when you met with mayorkas did you tell him the wall was working, why are you making us take it down? >> he committed to filling 11 of the 9 gaps, 9 of the 11 gaps. so far not one section of fence has been installed. i want people to understand that all of these completed fence sections were built under trump, they still sit on the ground. everything we need to close the gaps is they are sitting on the ground, bought and paid for and the contractors have been waiting for direction from this administration to close the gaps, to secure our border and provide safety and security.

lauren: alexandria ocasio cortez is pushing back on biden's border policies. what she says, this is rich, they make it impossible to seek refuge. >> the right to seek asylum is enshrined in domestic and international law and the united states is a shining example. this administration is making it impossible to seek refuge at the border. president biden should listen to the courts and human rights activists and reverse course. >> the white house unveiled new plans for asylum-seekers, they will allow up to 30,000 migrants from cuba, haiti and venezuela to enter each and every month. and this, 77 democrat sent a letter to president biden criticizing his policies at the border, they say, quote, we believe your administration can and must continue to expand legal pathways are migrants and refugees into the united states

without further dismantling the right to asylum at our border. this is a pillar of the postwar international order to which the united states has committed itself. do you think the policies are too strict? >> the biden administration is not following the law. senators and house members can complain all they want but it is enshrined in the law. to meet the standard to claim asylum it is called credible fear. the credible fear standard has two parts to it. the second part, you have to look at it, an immigration judge has to say yes, you have fear of prosecution and if you return to your home country you will most likely be tortured. to say i seek refuge from climate change, because they don't like gay people in my community or there are problems -- those are excuses but they

don't meet the legal standard, that is why the overwhelming majority of these claims get rejected, they get sent back. of these people were humane, what they should do is allow these people to claim asylum in their country where we already have facilities to do so. by the way, if you don't go to a port of entry, you come up to the middle and go across the border which the drug cartels want them to do, you are supposed to be detained, fined, incarcerated and deported, that is the current law. so congress, look at your self, if you don't like it introduce a bill but democrats don't introduce that bill, they just complain about it. >> dpt wrote a bill, legislation to regulate artificial intelligence and now congress and ted lu wants congress to pass it. is the congressman that codes. is this a smart idea? republican national committee members will vote today for

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the smart money is on mcdaniel who worked with the estate chairman for years but is frustrated, many activists, with losing the white house, the senate, barely winning the house. she is confident that members will trust her judgment and not blow up what she built for the last few years coming up to that crucial presidential primary next year. >> i have run the campaign of how do we come together, how do we make it about addition, how do we bring independents into our party, how do we be positive and uplifting. >> until yesterday dillon was considered a longshot. than florida governor ron desantis dropped a bombshell saying, quote, i think we need change. i like what harmeet dillon says about getting the rnc out of dc. we need some fresh thinking. many agree on that but they

resent dillon's hardball approach or tactics to get their vote. >> i've been incredibly supportive, don't think some of the creditors of of her is fair, because she has tried her best. at the end of the day but this isn't school, you don't get a gold star for effort, you don't get to stay in your job forever. >> the magic number is 85, that is half the number of committee members gathering here. is a secret ballot so anyone's guess what will happen. lauren: they could say one thing and do another. to me this seems like proxy for 2,024. ron desantis versus donald drum, new blood versus old blood. >> i think you are right. in the past donald trump has supported mcdaniel, she has the

majority of people who publicly endorsed her, she has signatures from 100 of them at a secret ballot, i don't know. i think ron desantis conceptually is right, we need fresh thinking. if we are satisfied with the results of the election, that won't be good enough. you need to come up with a winning formula. lauren: alexandria ocasio cortez, talking about her again, blaming the current budget deficit on donald trump's tax cuts. >> on the debt limit. democrats have been in charge the last two years. do you think democrats have spent too much money? >> the largest contributor to the debt ceiling deficit has been the trump tax cuts. >> i wasn't expecting is that answer. >> fundament of the wrong. when the trump tax cuts came into place guess what happened, guess what happened, the economy surged revenue to the treasury was at an all-time

record high. aoc pays no attention to the fact. that is what happened, the surging economy. the problem was they started to spend like crazy. >> i wonder she noticed she shouldn't have said that, got to go. >> the trump tax cuts, nevermind, record revenue to the treasury. lauren: stay right there. democrat congressman jimmy gomez made headlines earlier this month because he brought his baby to a house for a meeting and now he is launching the congressional dad's caucus. he says, quote, the creation of a dad's caucus sent a powerful message, we want to show not just interest but advocacy on issues that affect parents, change the hearts and minds when it comes to the role of fathers at home and in congress. you are not a democrat, would you be allowed in that caucus? >> i would hope so. does he have a cute kid or what?

put that picture backup, the cutest kid you have ever seen. just so cute. i love that. i haven't seen that. lauren: i'm not good at holding a baby. >> the idea they are focused on dads and moms it is a good thing. that should be as bipartisan as it gets. lauren: democrat congressman ted lou announced legislation written by chad gpt to regulate artificial intelligence. congressman lou was able to create a standard resolution by using this prompt. you are congressman ted lou, right a conference of congressional resolution generally expressing support for congress to focus on a i. ai is exploding, we are seeing capabilities both good and bad, but my question, do lawmakers, does congress have the knowledge to be able to regulate this?

you need to know how to code. >> there had to be some guardrail somewhere somehow. congress is totally inapt in its ability to understand technology let alone to write legislation thinking into the future. i supported when i was in congress and office of technology assessment so congress could go and look somewhere and say can you give us a nonpartisan view of what this would do but private sector is so far ahead of congress. lauren: should they bring the private-sector into educate them so they understand how to regulate? >> yes but my experience has been the ones that have the money, the metas of the world, alphabet, they are in the door but they are doing it for their own benefit. who can blame them? it they have the right to petition congress and lobby for those things but to actually make this -- an informed decision, 99.9% of that body

has not a clue. we had people, when i was there they got excited because they got a blackberry, meanwhile blackberry was going out of business. lauren: congressman ted lou is one of 3 congressman, he can code and two others know how. >> i don't believe it. i served on committees with ted. lauren: he is the only help we have right now. the president of mcdonald's is fighting back against california's proposal to raise the minimum wage of fast food workers to $22 an hour. can small businesses even afford to pay that? and what our teachers going to say about that? steve hilton deals with that in the next hour. several states are pushing to give parents more choices when it comes to children's education but teachers unions say school choice is a scam.

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lauren: the rally holds a little bit. the nasdaq is the best performer at its highest level since september. donald trump unveiled his policy for 2024. roll it. >> as the saying goes, personnel is policy. at the end of the day, if we have pink haired communists teaching our kids we have a major problem. >> he wants to investigate race-based discover nation, remove, quote, marxists who have infiltrated the education department, get men out of women's sports and back the

election of principals by parents. iowa just became the third state which allows families to use taxpayer dollars for private school. how did this go down? >> this is a big step forward for school choice. iowa's new law will allow $7600 per year for private school tuition. iowa's governor says it is a move to fund students rather than a system explaining education is not a 0 sum game. this move is drying iron from the teachers union, president of the american federation of teachers randi weingarten said parents and families no matter where they live want safe, well-funded public schools, not schemes to funnel taxpayer money ~wealthy few, they will siphon close to $1 billion of public money, into communities holding the bag.

school choice gaining support as iowa joins a number of states that are expanding school choice policies. new democratic governor katie hobbs says she wants to reverse the expansion of school voucher programs. school choice, lots of big reasons why he loves living in the state. >> a lot of school choice is available, we were able to take advantage of that. tax dollars going toward education. >> and we already know, they left public schools during the pandemic. they are suffering teacher shortages, budget cuts, and to fix the problem. what do you think?

>> arizona is a real leader, and it is a huge issue in 2,024. what are they afraid of? that parents don't have a choice, when randi weingarten says she's opposed to it, that's the biggest endorsement you need to do that. the right public policy is abolish of the department of education at the federal level, there shouldn't even be one. i appreciate what donald trump is saying but the lead should be follow ronald reagan's lead, he wanted to abolish the department of education, it's a state issue. if you care about education drive into the sea. lauren: ron desantis is pushing parent power in school. trump doing that too, state or federal issue. >> it's a state issue that needs to be done by school districts, by parents, let the

money follow the kids. >> congressman chip roy would defund -- an intersection or schools would have their federal funds blocked if they promote race-based theories. let's say if this passes the house. >> it doesn't go anywhere in the senate, the president will veto it will probably pass the house. his heart is in the right direction but put all your effort into abolishing the department of education, you don't have any of these problems. lauren: can't imagine what abolishing the department of education would be like. >> i'm accustomed to an establishment, hard to imagine what we would do. >> why do we need it? there is so much bureaucracy, they spend one hundred million dollars a year doing what? give that money to the states and let them figure it out, get rid of the middleman. lauren: thank you.

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problems like this, it is how much you have on the sides of your face and cheeks. if you lose weight too rapidly you could lose that amount of fat. >> researchers at the university washington released the phase 1 trial on the breast cancer vaccine testing this on humans for 20 years, the vaccine was proven to be safe, highly effective, breast cancer is one of the leading causes of death. how big an advancement is this? >> this is a huge step in the right direction. people need to understand vaccines are not just what we've been talking about on the show regarding viruses. we use them to prevent cancer by -- cancer cells could be forming or someone at high risk for them, or if they are there already, to battle them before they spread.

we have four kinds of breast cancer, estrogen receptor, we have -- it is a tough situation but the good thing about breast cancer in terms of battling it with the immune system is it has a lot of proteins that are abnormal that you can light up and say let's target these for destruction. lauren: is it possible to eradicate breast cancer with vaccination? >> i think we can prevent it and i think we can eradicate it when we diagnose it early. we will see a complete game changer with this. lauren: thank you very much. have a good we can. the world health organization updated its list of medicines to stockpile. in the case of radiation, emergency, iodine is one of the medicines that prevents thyroid exposure to radioactive iodine, agents that remove radioactive

cesium from the body. cytokines mitigate damaged bone marrow. the who says to stockpile ppe, trauma kits, antibiotics, pain relievers. we have an 11 month war in ukraine. is this a scare tactic or might we need to be -- >> i think it is smart to be prepared. i don't know each household is going to do this but there needs to be a game plan for this. when i was in congress we thought with fema because they were spending $1 billion a year to be prepared for these things. i argued we should be legalizing the post office and postal workers. in case of a disaster, natural disaster or hurricane, postal workers know everybody's house, we have post offices, one of the biggest assets in real estate we have in the country.

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