with the answer of 32, that's what i came up with, 32 days in my lifetime from brushing my teeth. >> that's pretty good. >> we could make a joke about the brits again but i'm getting go with number 40. >> the brits should spend a lot of time brushing their teeth of the worst teeth in the world. the reveal, the answer is 23. that's according to the academy of general dentistry the average person spends 70 seconds per day brushing their teeth that's less then the four minutes per day recommended by dentist. electric toothbrush or handheld. >> electric. stuart: me too, the only way to go. time is up, "coast to coast" really does start right now.

neil: the world on edge does not mean the market is on edge today is the latest reminder and animate white house response iran sponsored attack on u.s. soldiers no response to the financial market, oil not budging, gold not jumping in european still on me. it is hardly new, were detected legendary investor the man who predicted the 1987 crash incorrectly solve the market boom that we had in 2016, what to bob's famous elliott waves tell him right now, brace yourself, let's go to edward lawrence at the white house on how all of this could be affected by what we hear out of the white house, maybe later today on the response to the attacks, what are you hearing. >> the president has called these unjust and despicable the nsc spokesperson is saying the administration is going to the appropriate way to respond. the government is doing this while defense secretary lloyd

austin is back at work in the office for the first time since complications and prostate cancer in december. here he is meeting the nato secretary-general. listen to this. >> let me start with my outrage and sorrow for the death of three brave u.s. troops in jordan in for the other troops who were wounded. president and i will not tolerate attack on u.s. forces and we will take all necessary actions to defend the u.s. and her troops. >> iranian proxy groups have attacked in the middle east 160 times. the attack over the weekend they killed three military members and injured dozens of others came from another proxy. listen to the president his message from earlier this month. >> say it again. [inaudible] >> iran does not want to war with us.

>> authority delivered the message to iran. they know not to do anything. >> iran keeps packages processes that keep attacking ships in the red sea as well as u.s. positions in the middle east now that there are three dead americans, here's what the president said on sunday. [inaudible] >> we shall respond. >> former national security advisor kt mcfarland says abide administration should degrade all the proxies abilities by 90% as well as enforce oil sanctions on iran refusing to let the country sell oil. >> it is important to do this quickly and to stop making speeches and threats, do it within the next 24 hours. >> nothing of the president schedule publicly so we will not hear from him right now on this topic. neil: thank you very much. iran given the heightened

threats trying to distance itself from the attacks saying they had nothing to do with it including my next guest lieutenant colonel the former army veteran and helicopter pilot, this is the real deal, colonel it's always good having you, right now iran is distancing itself for this attack, pretty much aware they given their severity, killing u.s. servicemen, wounding others they might've gone a step too far they might regret that. what do you think? >> first of all we do grieve for the families and the loss of our soldiers. unfortunately with 160 attacks right now on american bases and navy ships and other things throughout the region it was unfortunate that this was something considered inevitable by my sources that are living throughout the middle east and it's sad to say that they know that this is going to happen probably through the drones.

you are right iran is trying to publicly backpedal a little bit and say this wasn't us. it's always been about iran being able to say it wasn't as as they work through their proxy forces or their mercenary forces at the higher throughout the middle east. unfortunately i see this potentially escalating faster than it needs to and it was entirely dependable in the first place. neil: if you are saying iran is behind it then iran has to suffer the consequences for it. that would involve attacking iran directly, hitting some positions in yemen were houthi rebels have been targeted. >> i think that's why some people want to go immediately and i hesitate to advocate for that position right now. it's unfortunate that it could be necessary at this point even though we could've prevented all of this from the start, right

now but start with economic sanctions to cut off the oil money and any other funds to pass on to the proxy forces who are fighting on their behalf and that i would continue to attack and take the chess pieces off the board throughout the region that are not and iran directly and showed them that we mean business by destroying airfields and missile launchers and small or large ships that try to interfere with the water waves in the free-trade. kt mcfarland was 100% in her assessment of what needed to be done. i'm done talking i think most people should be done talking, the white house should be done talking it's time for action. iran is fine with that they entered way things are going now. neil: iran is fine with its position, the sitting on billions of dollars, some of the unfrozen others they have been sitting on from the oil revenues and the fact incredible demand for their oil even to the black market. to punish them economically might stop future revenues from getting to them. right now they are sitting

pretty. >> unfortunately they are and that is also our fault by taking the sanctions often the first place which should have never have happened. it doesn't mean that we don't put the sanctions back in place immediately and send a message. there are other things we could do and continue to push for energy, independence here in this country which of course right now we know the by diminished ration is doing everything they can to destroy that and if you drop the oil prices you drop their revenue and this is a delayed effect. but for now we know what to expand the war in the middle east be entered bigger than it already is and start bombing iran which unfortunately is what a lot of people seem to want. we can start with sanctions and maybe as a result of some of that the people in iran will rise up against the mullahs that they don't like. neil: we've been waiting for that for a long time haven't we. >> we have but you have to keep trying, war is always the last answer is never the first one.

neil: do you worry as well i understand your caution and it comes with what you put on the line for your country and many of you know, there is an incredible zeal to go after iran directly even if it risk withstanding the war but we don't know what expanding the war means or whether this could trigger a world war, what do you think. >> first of all in america with our form of government the whole point is that the american people through the congress make the decision of whether or not to engage in more, that is how we are design and we accept that risk. this is not the president's decision on his own to get us into a war with iran. if the rightful concern about expansion of the war and potentially started a world war iii, that is up to we the people to make that decision not the president. if it's necessary that it's

necessary and we all need to have a voice in the decision. neil: thank you very much, good to see you in a very good read on this and at a time like this from a guy who's been here and knows the risk of going way beyond that. lieutenant colonel darin gaub on all of that. in the meantime were waiting to hear if anything that the white house plans to do about this, they certainly will not announce in the will hear about it. there is a push on capitol hill for more traditional things, the political battle like trying to impeach the homeland security secretary of the united states and the homeland security committee, we are told the how-to articles of impeachment by this time tomorrow and i'll vote on it in the house will vote on that assuming it passes the committee, where it is ago in the democratic senate. we are on the after this. ♪

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but that doesn't matter, republicans after homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas for screwing up on the border and lied about in the hope to get impeachment articles by the end of today and tomorrow at the latest to vote on that and then send it to the full house, where goes from there anyone's guess, hilary vaughn on top of it all. >> republicans hope that time is running out for dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas they announced articles of impeachment against him. a vote is expected in february, the first article of impeachment accusing mayorkas of systemic refusal to comply with the law, the second article of impeachment calling mayorkas out for breach of public trust, house republicans say mayorkas has been negligent in his job refusing to secure the border and misleading and lying to congress by assuring them that the border is secure even with the president told fox this month the border is not secure and has not been secured the entire time he is presented in mayorkas has been on the job. >> i say when you under oath to congress, that is impeachable and that's what alejandro mayorkas has done not only that

but he violated the immigration and nationality act seven or eight times over this is a willful and systematic refusal to comply with statutory law. there's no other expedition for. >> mayorkas impeachment coming on the heels of cbp finally announcing their december border numbers after dragging their feet december the highest month ever recorded over 300,000 people illegally crossing the border. democrats say that this impeachment effort into mayorkas is just political. >> impeachment is grossly inappropriate for policy differences. republicans are serious about border policy, let's engage on the bipartisan border policy bill. impeaching secretary mayorkas is an omission by the gop in the house that they don't have plans they just have anger. >> it mayorkas' fate is doomed in the house could easily be wrote entered resurrected in the senate where democrats have the control he would need to get two

thirds of the senate to vote to remove him including several democrats, that is not very likely. neil: not at all i think a guy named chuck schumer heads to the senate, we will see where that goes. hilary vaughn with us now, henry cuellar the democratic congressman of problem solvers caucus, what do you think of mayorkas move, impeach the guy. >> it's not going to happen. in my past in the house it's not going to happen in the senate, we have got to be focusing on what needs to be done. i find it interesting that my republican colleagues except for two that are still here in congress, every single republican voted no on the last two homeland appropriation dollars the added 2.5, they don't want to fund it but now they want to impeach the secretary. i think what we ought to focus on is on the senate deal and see if we could support that or make it better. neil: a lot of them are maybe under orders from donald trump of this plan that has bipartisan

support but oklahoma senator langford has already said he is losing faith that it could get done because of the overwhelming influence trump forces say next it, do not try it. >> it's unfortunate that one person could dictate to the most important body in the world that is the u.s. congress in the house and the senate, it is unfortunate. even the speaker has said we had to wait for president trump to get reelected. if there's an issue now let's not make it a campaign add but let's try to address this. langford has really tried he got censored in their going to censor him in the republican party for trying to be helpful. neil: the oklahoma republican party, continue. >> again we have got to fix this and work on this it's not only

what were doing here at the u.s. border, the 1 yard line but keep in mind, the numbers were so high in december 30, 2000, i disagree with those that is bad we should not have that but now we've gone down, why have they gone down now we have mexico doing its job and we have to make sure mexico continues doing its job and change some of the policy and we need to not only invest money at the u.s. border that we have to change the policy and make sure that we address the immigration flow that we see right now that is out of control. neil: many point to this plan and say it does not solve the problem. it still allows even though the president promised it would pass he would check on the board of the very day it does not shutdown the border, you would still allow 5000 to get into this country and stay. they're quibbling over the number but it's still a lot higher than 1000 today that were coming in the had the likes of jay johnson and his predecessor saying unsustainable.

>> i support changes in policy and i certainly support putting in money on border security but we have to make sure that we do this and put the money in the right place we have to have intentions and we have to make sure we deport people because most of the people are not going to qualify 87 - 90% of an are asking for asylum a to be denied once they go in front of a judge. neil: i'm sorry to jump in but once the denied asylum, do they get to stay here, did deport them it's a big leap i don't know with this measure if that will address that but that's part of the problem right there asylum and what are the cases they get adjudicated a lot do not. >> you are right that's why i'm a big believer in making sure that we detain people at the border, give them a quick hearing because most of them 87 or 97 will be rejected and do everything at the border and deport people like secretary jay johnson used to do we have got

to make sure there's repercussions at the border. neil: thank you very much, good seeing you. henry cuellar. johnson was a homeland security secretary under barack obama. the weightiest on the market seems to defy gravity, they don't go down but a lot of people hearken back to 1987 that was one of the biggest market crashes that we seen in american history certainly on a single day when the dow itself lost more than a quarter of its value, robert prechter saw the crash coming as he did a big comeback in the markets in 2016, why he says another 87 is not out of the question. he is next. ♪

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neil: a lot of my technician friends refer to the bullish say

look at the charts that goes back to the beginning of last year when the boom back after horrific year came on and took on considerable steam and it continues to this day but robert follows things a little bit differently than you and me and is an iconic figure because he does, he accurately predicted the 1987 stock market crash and would it look like stocks had really bottomed out in early december, i should say early 2016 he said you know what this looks like a good time the dow gained 20000 points from that moment. he can catch you in the parish in the bullish moments, kind enough to join us right now. good to have you. >> it's great to be back and congratulations your voice is not worse anymore you're back in the saddle. >> good drugs i'm afraid, a lot of people don't understand the theory behind what you do you kind of described in other words of thence dome-shaped moods

moods shape events obviously written more than a dozen books that of explain this more but where are we in the mood thing a lot of people are very bullish the vix index that measures volatility and an out of record low if or anxious were not showing it even in the face of what can then a wider mideast war is that too much giddiness for you? >> your exactly right on the vix we're going to talk about that as well. i think the stock market toward positive and toward the negative and the positive gives you more optimism in the negative more pessimism and if you can measure extremes you can get a pretty good idea where you are. i have a been on television for quite a few years because it hasn't been a whole lot to say, 21 was exciting but right now is a really cool juncture. neil: what is cool about it one reading is a little scary.

>> extreme optimism has consequences the last time we saw extreme optimism is late 2021 that's when the broad market index temporarily topped out but look at some of the things 2% cash and mutual funds that is extremely low and it used to be we got to 4% it was a bearish signal in our at half that, what does that mean mutual fund managers cannot imagine a market will pull back to give them a chance to buy they want to be fully invested now investors intelligence reports advisors are the most bullish they've been since 2021 the average stock exposure among money managers 100% was briefly above 100% which meant they were leverage. as you mentioned the vix is low and has been low for a long time and on a near-term basis something interesting is going on with the vix as well that is

the market or the dow and s&p in the nasdaq 100 have been making slightly higher highs but the vix is backing off a little. previous peaks have had that for every single time, what happens it doesn't necessarily mean the market will turn but when the markets ready to turn that's what happens. neil: you particularly cite the over giddiness is a technical term. when it comes to the nasdaq 100 that's an atmosphere, what is going on there that were easier. a lot of people say earnings will catch up to the great potential and i heard that before but what are you worried about. >> let's look at a couple of things. first of all the magnificent seven is down to six and tesla is down by half, yield virtually nothing half of the stocks have no dividend at all. s&p has a dividend of 1.5%. but you can get three times that more than three times in the treasury bill so people are betting on higher prices, they are not saying. neil: in their awarded for doing

so. >> they have so far. in order to capture the gain you have to eventually sell, the have to decide when to do that i'm actually an advocate right now of safety i think this is what are the most, safety has really been so attractive you can get 5.5% for doing nothing at no risk and there's so much risk in the stock market right now we talked about the sentiment indicators. i would like to talk about the momentum indicators as well. neil: tell me about that. >> you mentioned the nasdaq 100, the nasdaq 100 is at a new all-time high but the nasdaq composite is not. even within the tech sector which everybody loves the leadership is extremely narrow we have a new high and s&p and other index are not following suit, for example the russell 2000 it's a broad index of small and mid-cap stocks it is still

down 20% from the high and 2021. some people defy a bear market as being down 40%. neil: maybe they will catch up. i'm sorry i jumped on you ru rudely. maybe the bulls are saying it's amount of time before they catch up in their clawing their way back and they will do that in the market will be confirmed. >> the russell has been struggling people haven't seemed to notice but the 27th of december that was the same day the bond rally topped out, even short-term the surge that we got the secondary hasn't followed through, considering another massive convergence, the new high in the dow industrial average the dow theory goes back over 100 years and set up for healthy bull market you need both indexes industrial and the transport to move in the same direction. the transports are below the high of december which was below the high of last july which was below the high of 2021 so you

have a nonconfirmation at dow 39 confirmation at 3 degrees simultaneously they are right they can be overcome but right now it's a signal saying the participation in the market is extremely thin you have to go back to 1972 when the nifty 50 were running the market to see anything like it and i don't think we have 50 stocks leading right now. neil: let me get your take on where were going. a lot of people look at this and say there are good people that relay these markets are pro already for sure nothing like it used to be. this is a presidential election year end always good for the markets. you think beyond that winter you saying we run into these problems. >> trying to do now for your viewers is describe the current environment. it's not the kind of environment that i like to look at the loan side. we talked about early 2016 in january and february of 2016 the market had a mild pullback but a

lot of indication of short-term we haven't seen anything like that and we did not see that in october of 2022. the market has been complacent for years it is held up a long time but this is the thinnest market i've ever seen on the upside doesn't mean it can't go further but i'm not suggesting anybody take a risk but what i'm saying why play when the cards move from one side to the other and seem to be stacked against the long-term bullish outlook, short-term anything can happen but i'm frankly not interested in the long stocks. at the guava great buying opportunity whatever the market decides to give us one. neil: i see you look y you're looking for something that sounds like a crash but i do want to put words in your mouth. >> i'm knocking to say anything like that. we have opinions and we follow cycles and wave structures but i only get to talk to every six months.

>> once you have the cycle going 30% down from all levels now i'm just wondering if you were in the camp. >> that certainly would not surprise me with the current set up. with this type of thin market using my model is typically of a b wave or a fifth wave. i think were deep into that. in the meantime china leading down 25%. it's similar to 1928 when the british stock market topped out a year of the u.s. neil: you been worried about that and were and for some sort of problem i think jamie dimon had been among those, i don't want to mischaracterize him but to follow for debt cliff year in opposition to, bills coming due and we will be able to pay them. >> take a look at what's happened with the fed, back in 2008 we had $.8 trillion worth of base money and the fed created new money by 2022 that went up a thousand% to

$9 trillion, what is interesting in the recent year is the fed has taken an active stance to reduce to base money supply. it's come down more in the period of time and any time in history. the last time we had relaxation in the total money supply was 2019 and the stock market failed to hold up and it finally fell 35% five weeks. it is fighting headwinds with the drop in the money supply and you get that along with record debt and junk bonds yielding building 2% the 90 day treasury bills with said another indication every day give us optimism you're in a situation where safety should be paramount. neil: as i'm looking at the office behind you maybe i'm not making it out clear but over your left shoulder is that a statue or little doll of donald trump. >> that is not trump that the dimon hands kid.

neil: i was going to say you didn't strike me, i shouldn't characterize your politics. neil: what is your sense of this election year end would it make a difference of donald trump cams and and joe biden stays assuming the nominees, how do you play that. >> my colleagues and i did a study in 2012 of 200 years of u.s. presidential reelections we found the stock market was an extremely good predictor of who we get reelected if they were ready the president when the stock market was up three years prior to reelection time they would tend to win and when the stock market was down they would tend to lose. what is interesting the crazy economy we have new highs in the s&p of the dow but the broad list is down virtually 20% we track the presidential popularity in the current president's popularity has been tracking the russell 2000 not the dow.

i think that will remain even the current environment and the background in the stock market. neil: if you look at general market averages that would be good for joe biden and if you focus on the russell that would be bad for joe biden. >> 's approval rating has been tracking the russell very closely. that is likely to continue given my outlook for stocks, i doubt he will increase in his level popularity. but that is a gas will letter indicator tell us. neil: i know you say you don't focus on politics but the crazy were in everything going on the market has ignored that but you're saying that's not whatever factors into your bearish call that is just noise. >> we look at all kinds of cultural things and war is important as well. i mentioned earlier under my model i think were in a b wave were very weak fits wave, remember 1968 yet the index making all-time highs since

december 68. meanwhile we had a raging war in escalation in vietnam and people were wondering why stocks are going up, stocks are there to fool people and they do tend to go up on a thin manner when you're in this kind of environment culturally. neil: i love having you on, not necessarily for the things that you say but like peter and other substantial bear and a chronic one a lot of average folks miss. you should factor in and you don't have to be a member like you are to look at it. robert thank you very much. >> the few of us left in the technical analysis community appreciate the fact that you have a son now and then have a great day and same to your viewers. neil: after hearing what you said i don't think the looking forward to a great day, thank you very much, always good to see you. >> as long as they stay safe i think they will the happy. >> a money market account more than 5%. i thought you would like to hear that and we do it with democrats

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>> right now to main donor collectives trying to decide if contributing more of their fortunes to nikki haley is worth it one of them the american opportunity alliances meeting in palm beach. according to the new york times has invited trump and haley kamps to attend the aoa chordates are spending but they don't donate in unison.

the santos donors looking for a new home that hailey donors looking to switch to trump they're not welcome the former president stated in a lengthy post that the maga community will permanently bar any donors that backed haley. in south carolina haley called trump unhinged and said statements like that have only bolstered her fundraising. >> we had a little fun with that, we started selling teachers the said barred permanently. [cheering] >> we sold 10000 t-shirts. we raised another $1.6 million. >> the cofounder of a qr capital fired back at trump saying prior to donations don't bar him from the maga camp and now he wants to donate more to haley, second main donor network americans for prosperity action founded by the koch brothers is now reportedly

calling haley's road and uphill battle the group spent millions to axios focusing on key senate races and trump of the general election ballot will harm republican candidates. the former president urged haley to drop out. >> it was a one shot, the message from the borders of our party is clear and time to finish the primary. >> haley says she is indeed sticking to the race through super tuesday. we will send it back to you. neil: i would go to south carolina republican party jared dyou cannot take political sides but it's an uphill battle for nikki haley, she trails a lot in the polls and as you reminded be polls mean nothing until election day that means everything. let me posit if she still trailing on election day by the amount that she is pulling now you think that makes her quest

for the nomination next to impossible? >> use a mathematical reality, 70% of all the delegates to republic all national convention will be elected by the end of march calculate his primary is february 4, 10 days later super tuesday in between super tuesday in the end of march you will get 70s percent. midway through that those states will be winner take all, if you get one were vote of anybody else in most cases you will win all the delegates we have the same role in south carolina. as of today president trump has one iowa, one new hampshire and technically he's already one nevada because governor haley did not file a caucus in nevada president trump did the caucus will award all the delegates. we are a winner take all state, using the same polls i've seen and you see what it's like here in the uphill climb would be for anybody to take on president

trump in south carolina. i speak to what i've seen in the state and that would lead me to believe that the polls are fairly accurate. neil: i talked to not only candidate haley but many of her people that see wisdom and stated her race as a fallback if something happens with him, he explodes were convicted on one of these issues coming up not so much of the carroll decision and how will pay for in the civil trial on his business and that he pays millions more but he is a walking grenade to them and they are around for the time that he implodes what do you think about that. >> if, underlying if anything like that were to happen that's good to be a decision made by the delegates to the republican national convention they choose the nominee.

neil: they could go necessarily not to nikki haley but somebody else. >> correct, the way delegate rules work yeah primaries, caucuses and conventions that elect delegates, select delegates sometimes an advocate and also buying delegates mostly on the first ballot, some buying them onto pallets. under the scenario those delegates will be bound by and large the majority to vote for president trump. he would control the delegates in many cases and he selects a lot of them depending on what state you're talking about. the convention would not get involved in a question like that they need to understand how the process works. neil: that is very interesting and i don't think about that but now i act like an expert because of what you just told me. thank you very much, very good seeing you. >> thank you for having me. that is a board reminder that

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sonata u.s. investors have an opportunity to invest in the number one brand in fandual. we are excited and super bowl is coming up in a couple of weeks. one of the best products ever had over 600 pre-live markets and a phenomenal live betting products. neil: what determines the demand for betting, somebody states allow betting and i'm wondering if it dilutes as it gets to be more mainstream that it loses some of its appeal and it is widespread but more of an economic sensitive indicator than anything else, what do you think. >> we are still only five years and since the u.s. market started to legalize. what we see the demand has been phenomenal right now shy of 50% of the u.s. population québec legally on sports books and every year we see more and more

demand, the super bowl we have folks who have been betting on it for five years and we may have some first-time bettors and what's making it exciting sports betting is a must again within the game super bowl is by far the biggest boarding event of the year but betting on your favorite player. obviously there is a lot of player props and something for everyone and it's a real opportunity to enjoy the game even more. neil: do you come up with the things that you can bet and help what the players had for breakfast in the history of things i've seen the weather conditions or the coin flip at the top of the game there are so many different things you can bet on, who determines on. >> flutter and fandual of the best traders that are setting and interpreting what the betting markets are in determining the odds and they are pricing those we have the benefit of decades of doing that from other markets like the uk

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>> if you look at general arc averages that would be good for joe biden and if you focus on the russell that would be bad for joe biden. >> 's approval rating has been tracking the russell very closely i think that's likely to continue. given my outlook for stocks i doubt he will increase in his level of popularity. that is a guess we will letter indicator tell us. >> his waves and his charts seem to point that the russell 2000 numbers remain far behind the market averages as they are, generally bad for the company in the white house at this point in this case joe biden, that is his waves, that shows robert's views what a very different view, taylor riggs in the money show guys are now with us. taylor: we were watching the