. >> what republican did not about like was the dram dram matizingy have 15 minute bells andy bigs will bring the resolution to house floor to try to punish adam schiff. one of censure is one of three formal modes in the house of representatives, only 23 members of congress have been censured. but no actual vote tonight. sometime before 7:00, democrats will move to table or try to set this aside, there will be one parliamentary step removed on sepsurin--censuring schiff, it . 23 members in history of the republic have been censured by the house, last was charlie wrangle in 2010, and republicans have been complicating about process they have been handling impeachment, the democrats, if republicans wanted to do it by the book, they could refer this to the ethics committee, there is a process to handle that. if they took an up or down vote on censuring adam schiff, he would be censured. elizabeth: chad thank you so. >> and update, looks like 182 members of house want to punish adam schiff. here is president trump blasting mutual impeach -- impeachment today. >> they are vicious, they stick

but my mental health premium is going up listening to what the president and to cover dram mine that i need listening to him. it is it up 13 percent under obama care. aetna, said 20-50 percent . they are hiking healthcare premiums. why? they have figured it out. we will pay the penalty . we'll not pay for healthcare right now. we'll sit it out and wait it out. you get sicker people in the pool and that's why the health exchange . we talking about subsidies are paid for by the federal taxpayers. we'll have pay for that just like california's did. >> john, it comes down to simple path. if you force companies to do more which they have to, it would cost more? >> if you offer more it will cost more. this is a federal government disaster. the simple truth sthere is no health insurance without healthy people . steve and elizabeth pointed out. they have no incentive toet health insurance until they need it you have the least healthy into that . that will drive up prices. rick last week talked about how one size fits all for collegings. why does he want that for healthcare? >> sabrina do you

they've cut costs dram at cliff, the stock is -- dramatically, the stock is up big.es at 14 times forward earnings. if we go back to buying goods again -- we saw target better than feared earnings, we saw home depot, the retailers are starting to look better. that will be good for the stocks as people buy goods online again, they stop going to restaurants, traveling, they start to do both. maria: it's an indicator of the macro story. i wonder if this is telling us things are weakening quite a bit. the price of oil is higher this morning. shipping carriers rerouted $35 billion in cargo from the red sea as they face the threat of attacks from houthi militants in yemen. we heard from maersk saying it would reroute 20 ships so it is not in harm's way. your thoughts on what this is going to mean. here we are in the christmas holiday season and we have fed ex lowering expectations and maersk worried about attacks. >> what you point out is a very real cost increase for oil supply. think about it. if you can take oil from the persian gulf and go up the red sea, through the s

but when you look in the space, dram, and very well-established mature company like micron really hasn'ttype of run-up we've seen in other names. liz: nvidia, amk. >> -- come to the storage space where investors looking for flash memory storage and other dram to support data and housing data as part of the a.i. innovation. liz: s&p, broader market talk here, we got to do it, brian, has been up five weeks in a row. the nasdaq up eight weeks. how much longer do you see this kind of muscular movement in the markets? >> well we definitely think the markets are poised for a little bit of a breather especially as we move into powell making some comments in front of congress this week and upcoming fed meeting at the end of july. again we have to look at quality of earnings. we think year-over-year earnings are going to slow. demand is slowing in the economy. say right now, use opportunity where the market pulls back as a means to buy a little bit on these dips but keep a cautious eye over the next three to six months. i think where investor sentiment is going to change is more balance of the ye

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now his firing adding to the dram drama. mueller has a relationship with comey, dose not? greg: because mueller has been appointed special counsel, he has a glaring and conflict of interest. his long, close personal relationship with james comey who will be a key witness in all of this. this investigation -- lou: who worked for the f.b.i. director. gregg: you talk to any f.b.i. agent. they were joined at the hip. look at when they were together when mueller handed overred the reins to comey, they were he fuelsive in their praise of each other. there is a conflict of interest because comey is a key witness. lou: why is the white house, the republican party, the leadership of the house, the leadership of the senate not screaming as loudly as they can given the obvious conflicts that now we are all sitting here watching in the special counsel's office? >> they are spending every waking moment reacting to the endless leaks out of this white house. to have the notes from a meet where you know the people that were there to be leaked to the new york times, there has to be a recko

now his firing adding to the dram drama. mueller has a relationship with comey, dose not? greg: because mueller has been appointed special counsel, he has a glaring and conflict of interest. his long, close personal relationship with james comey who will be a key witness in all of this. this investigation -- lou: who worked for the f.b.i. director. gregg: you talk to any f.b.i. agent. they were joined at the hip. look at when they were together when mueller handed overred the reins to comey, they were he fuelsive in their praise of each other. there is a conflict of interest because comey is a key witness. lou: why is the white house, the republican party, the leadership of the house, the leadership of the senate not screaming as loudly as they can given the obvious conflicts that now we are all sitting here watching in the special counsel's office? >> they are spending every waking moment reacting to the endless leaks out of this white house. to have the notes from a meet where you know the people that were there to be leaked to the new york times, there has to be a recko

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dram cram devon nunez, the chairman of the intelligence committee and as the president put it, the hero in the entire investigation of the intelligence community and the department of justice and the fbi and fisa court and it goes on and on. and mr. chairman, great to have you with us. you are focused right now on questionnaires from former heads of the fbi. the dni. and head of the fbi, james comey. and how is that going and have they met the deadlines you set. >> first of all thank you for having me on the job. and thank you for the continued coverage on this. i have been watching throughout. the members on my committee, the republicans they have gone through and taken a lot of the heat just like i have from the mainstream media and they deserve a lot of praise, too. and we sent out a questionary and asking the top officials from the obama administration and the current administration what they know about the dossier and when they knew it. the deadline was last friday and we got back quite a few of those and a few people asked for extension and if they don't respond biept end much thi

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hereis the thing, today's dram is about poor pubc policy that is seeing water diverted.gallons of cool, clean, fresh water will be poured into the river as a pre-emptive move. it is a pre-emptive mov. in the mentime, all the farmers keep getting the short end of the stick. the arab cultual indusry has lost 7,000 jobs and counting. food prices have been skyrocketing. let's talk about this policy of misfortune. this is out and not crazy. the dow is not -- the drought is not about global warming. we have seen the history. in decisions that say it is global warming and the ideology behind it have only made things wors. king almon. it s important for native americans. is that enough? in 2000 to a lot of these fish died. they want to make sure it does not happen. there will pour all this great water in there. >> i am concerned about my salmon sashimi. i am also concerned about my wine that i drink with it. the vineyards. whatbout that? charles: which one could you go without? >> i can't go without my wind. we should reroute the water. >> so you say this. it is not affecting me

moving to new record heights the house of representatives and in the midst of it all, all the low dram passed president trump's usmca. the new trade agreement with canada. and mexico, 1.3 trillion dollars worth, and matter of fact, in the midst of all the political turmoil, radical dems subversion more than 3 years president trump succeeded delivering another major campaign promise continuing to balance and make reciprocal u.s. trade and with house speaker pelosi's decision to delay o delivery of those articles of impeachment to the senate, and with the house now adjourned for the holidays there won't be any action until early january. the president maintaining dems entire process is a hoax, a setup, and that the republicans are now winning because of pelosi's outright default for more we saturn to chief white house krrnt john roberts. >> jeff thank you very much a great honor. >>offal office welcoming former democratic congressman van drew to the republican party president trump insisted the vote to impeach him is minimal. >> doesn't feel like impeachment it is a phony detail cheapene

. >> look, i think trump had a very good night tonight, a dram at beli better night than first debatewho tuned in to see whether or not he would survive, almost impossible to argue he did not do well enough to survive. for all practical purposes there will be no dump trump movements. always a fantasy, fanned on by elite media. neil: there were a lot of names. you know john mccain. and senator -- >> many of them not big fans anyway. but this move you think that is you don't think it gets any bigger. >> i think first of all there is no product cal practical legal way to change of head of the ticket ino, you already have over 2 million ballots out in florida alone, and state after state sending out ballots, as a practical matter, donald trump is the republican nominee, the donald trump tonight gave a solid performance, in some ways she started low key, he had to go through a period of apologizes, he did it in the right way, she showed he was fully prepare, better then first debate to slug it out. he gave better than he got. her case, got weaker the longer the evening went on. i think of

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and israel are going to improve dram at belie, the problem with the impact in this resolution, and other things that obama may do between now and january 20, will be disadvance to israel because of regular -- resolution provision that encourages nations and things like eu to impose their own national sanctions again israel for economic activity on the west bank. so this harm that it resolution is going to cause will be pervasive, i think that there are thins this u.s. should do to maybe country that support it and u.n. feel the consequences cutting off financial contribution is one way. but this was you think normally presidents go out gracefully, i don't think that obama knows what that means, i remain worried, perhaps beginning with what may come with this peach thatecretary of state john kerry wi deliver tomorrow. perhaps in paris that will begin of all dates january 15, 5 days less than obama administration, imworried that the damage not finished yet. >> let's talk abouts u.n. george w. bush talking about all resolutions thats u.n. had come up against saddam hussein, he said don't be

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we're watching hbo put up the justice clancthomas dock you dram-- fantasy i tnk.st possible time, i know this concerns. >> you they are ing it on purpose, this gets to civility we latest be we used to debate isissues, we could have an argument, my dadas a rural nebraskan, taught us to sit and discuss thins and argue over them, we could argue without being disagreeable, clarence thoma tom 1991, one of finest human beings. you know greatests judges, phenomenal background, accused by one person, uncorroborated to attack his pers, left realized they could not attack his resume or his background, they found a pern to make something up, a hundred other people testified on his behalf, he almost was not confirmed over that. lou: left still -- anita hill, you know she was absolutely dismiss by evidence and the testimony. and the hearing. >> now hbo says let's run a movie that is a fantasy, it is absolutely i have seen the script, it is make believe. they are promoting a movie, they say this is aimportant issue of sexual harassment. we have to have a 5 about it that is not

this is a 2% cut of government off of 40% growth, while it is dram at nick some budget line -- dramatic some budget line items but not across the board. gerri: you say it is going to happen, fred upton said the same thing, people like john mccain do not want to see it go through, how do you bring it in line. >> none of us want to see across the board cuts specific line items of bloated, and others that are close to efficient. so we would see targeted cuts, and long-term and hande mandatok out how do we get out 20 years from now and continue to save. you save for a couple years. we would rather gat it fantastic decade. gerri: talking about sequestration, here is fred upton. >> it has to happen, without an alternative in house last year with speaker boehner and canter we passed in the house two different bills with spending offsets on the sequester, the senate did not take either one of them up. we are now left in a position of this sequester that is going on testimony. gerri: it occurs it is likely to get scare tactics out of the obama administration, if republicans are onboard, warning

as lawmakers leave washington for a two-week recess in the midst of high dram al and dunn -- high dramachiff says he will stay behind. schiff already joining with the heads of foreign affairs and oversight committees to subpoena secretary of state mike pompeo seeking documents related to ukraine. all this as president trump tears into the party of hate defending his call with the ukrainian president, demanding at the same time the resignation of adam schiff. president trump released a new campaign ad targeting the corruption of the former vice president joe biden. >> promised ukraine a billion dollars if they fired the prosecutor investigating his son's company. >> if the prosecutor isn't fired, you are not getting the money. on of a [bleep] he got fired. >> the democrats want to impeach the president and their media lap dogs fall in line. they lost the election. now they want to steal this one. don't let them. lou: nearly 300 former national security officials signed a letter, that letter calls president trump's actions a proked found national security concern. perhaps that would be im

now his firing adding to the dram drama. mueller has a relationship with comey, dose not? greg: because mueller has been appointed special counsel, he has a glaring and conflict of interest. his long, close personal relationship with james comey who will be a key witness in all of this. this investigation -- lou: who worked for the f.b.i. director. gregg: you talk to any f.b.i. agent. they were joined at the hip. look at when they were together when mueller handed overred the reins to comey, they were he fuelsive in their praise of each other. there is a conflict of interest because comey is a key witness. lou: why is the white house, the republican party, the leadership of the house, the leadership of the senate not screaming as loudly as they can given the obvious conflicts that now we are all sitting here watching in the special counsel's office? >> they are spending every waking moment reacting to the endless leaks out of this white house. to have the notes from a meet where you know the people that were there to be leaked to the new york times, there has to be a recko

you can see it in how dram italy different the numbers -- dramatically different the numbers are, feds, atlanta and new york bumping upest mights for this and enthusiasm for stock market, as we know is about the future not the past. what the expectations are that we're going to see. and it not surprising that president obama is trying to defend his legacy as trump system economically undoes -- systematically undoes a lot of things, the reason she is doing, that he does not know, trump is his legacy, the react to how bad he was for the economy. the mostly could do coming out of that awful recession was that limping, halting barely getting off the ground recovery it was just bad. charles: i crunch numbers and look add retail sales from caterpillar and structuredders -- truc structuredders there ist of signs out. >> republicans should run all day long with the great accomplishments that come out of this administration, i have one word for the naysayers, announcement, the companies are announcing they are making announcements on their own, cvs, and even comcast, roberts is a huge obama sup

scary nation and obama dram here imore that have floated inver the weekend.st, but there it is. we start off with barely there very. the viewer who wrote and said at sometimes the president is sucking the life out oamerica. number three is shocker barack obama. and blameless barack. and the great divir, hereat -- you see how this can go. it gets tricky the pronuiation ofe of these. the kool-aid president. the author of the kool-aid president. he says the supporters cannot keep from drinking the kool-aid. number 10 is the lion homeland. keep your suggestion's coming. meanwhile, ke your suggestions coming in. e-mail me at lou@loudbbs.com. and a fifth straight triple digit day for the dow jones industrial. and these jittery and bestsellers. fox news's john fund ad judith miller of their assessment of the man who gave away america's top secrets the pursuit of a betteromorrow is something we all share. but whcan help you find your own path? who can build you a plan, not ju a pie chart? who can help keep your investments on course, nwhatever lies ahead? that someon

we've been removing more illegal aliens than apprehending since height in may to this january, we have dramibl-- dramatically reduced numbr of people we are releasing to united states, we reduced almost all but catch and release, because of this president's initiative and tools he provided us. lou: i think back to -- and in the ignor ignorant remark from r graham that president made about daca. he -- this is a same guy who worked with under the mccain, kennedy legislation of 2006, they blew away the republicans. with comprehensive immigration reform, they destroyed the republican control of the house. and the senate in 2006. because of the rom -- excuse me. not romney, it was the mccain-kennedy bill, now because of romney like rinos like lindsey graham they would destroy this presidency and this senate held by republicans and forfeit opportunity to take control of the house, this is stunning to me what this president already using tariffs created for first time, cooperation with the mexican government in securing the border, first time, achieving real border security. >> that is right, lou,

with the special counsel there was no collusion so radical drams moved to obstruction and the president again exonerated. the dems tried impeachment on abuse of power. there was none so they claimed obstruction of congress but there was none so why would the american people continue to put up with more subversion, more attempts to overthrow an already historic president and what will be the price for the party of hate come november of this year. the radical dems efforts to overthrow donald trump have always been tied to the early actions of the deep state, members of the permanent bureaucracy in washington who have seditious lee works from the earliest days of the trump campaign to try to present and eventually remove donald trump from gaining office. as outlined by the conservative treehouse and we want to credit them with outstanding reporting and recommend them to you on tonight's broadcast, a key moment that could have changed the way the president's first 3 and a half years in office unfolded, the department of justice's corrupt decision not to prosecute a man for leaking classifie

only three manufacturers left and the dram prices are through the roof.e to go. intel fill as space that is expensive with good yield. old tech still has a long way to move from hire here. ashley: talking of which mike con at 52-week high. you still like it at this price? >> obviously less so. this company i've been in for a couple years now. you don't know how far the markets are going to take these things. it is still not an expensive company. it will have a lot of earnings momentum. it made an acquisition in japan which they paid diminimus amount of money more which is almost a freebie for them. they will get a lot of leverage and scale from. the company has a lot more in it to go. ashley: what about the fed? we mentioned that at the top. we have tapering, do you believe that is happening next week. even if it is a mini taper? what impact will that have on the market? >> fed got itself in a big box, okay? they have been printing money and absorbing budget deficits which you mentioned early in the show. that is not going to change. they cut back by 10 o

we're not raising taxes, obamacare dram at belie raised tax -- dramatically raised taxes, that kril crippledt rid of this broken law, throughout this process, we're not only talking about what healthcare should be and what it can be. under our plan, but also reminds people just how broken obamacare is. just how much it has devastated families. i have so many families in my district that have shown me the cancellation notices, they had the plan. let's remember when brok baracka said, if you like your doctor you can keep it, and your cost is low eevery one of those promises of broken by obamacare, he should apologize for this law, not try to salvage this part of his legacy, this is a failed part of his legacy, we want to start new with a fresh approach that is more focused on putting patients in charge of their decision with doctors and the costs, than having the government decide your health care. maria: do you believe you will replace and repeal obamacare in 2017. >> we have put forward a plan that would repeal the law, then replace it over course of next few months, transition period. if yo