steve forbes just made the correct argument.e president is telling the fed to cut interest rates. that's not going to happen. what he should be arguing for is to load on the rate increases. keep an eye on what is going on. that is a sensible argument. the president doesn't even know what argument he should be making. >> first of all, does this mean the president is trying to manipulate the fed. twitter saying something about interest rates of the public discourage or. a completely different situation. moreover, the president is right in the fed is wrong and here is why. >> the rates are plenty high now. if anything they're probably too high. we saw the top market collapse. >> why is the fed in the business of setting interest rates anyways. >> i think it's very important to save the last crash. but what the president knows that the proper interest rate levels for the current world of real estate, which is adjusted to it is 0% to 3% range. the fantasy that the normal rate is 5% is an old-fashioned economist without for the 70s wi

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joining me to break it down is dagen mcdowell, former republican presidential candidate, steve forbesnvestment strategist, lindsey bell. great to see you this morning. >> good to be here. maria: especially on this holiday shortened week. >> can you even fit a turkey in a microwave is my question. maria: > no. >> it shows civilization can't be that bad, we're asking questions like that, having good fun. maria: exactly. dagen: that will keep you laughing for the next two hours. maria: i hate when i get the giggles. [ laughter ] maria: it's another rough day at the opening of trading this morning. joining the conversation, jody errington is with us this morning. sean spicer joins us along with the former ceo of toys r us and hbc, now the former target vice chairman as well, jerry storch is here. michael wolff is here to go through the innovations happening in technology and get his take on the selloff. stuart va varney weighs in as w. a tech wreck on wall street, most of the big names in technology in bear market territory right now. facebook down in the premarket this morning again, a 5

joining me to break it down, dagen mcdowell, steve forbes, and thlee carter.g. >> great to be here. maria: thanks for joining us. dagen: we are the land of the free because we're the home of the brave. we remember those men and women who served this country and fight for our freedoms and many of whom made the ultimate sacrifice. we think about them every day. maria: yes we do. dagen: especially on veterans day. maria: we want to thank them for fightin fighting for our fr. >> we should also remember 100 years ago was ending the worst man-made disaster in history. i say man-made because of the men who got us in world war i. that disaster led to the many things we're living with the repercussions today. maria: the president was in france this weekend for armistice day. alan west is here and judge andrew napolitano joins us as well. don't miss a moment of it. we've got a big two hours coming up. we kick off with president trump honoring america's heroes. the commander in chief joined other world leaders in paris this weekend, commemorating the end of world war i.

the iranian economy, you've got steve forbes there, he knows that their economy's in trouble.er shortages, banks are in trouble, their reserves are in trouble, oil production has gone down. >> they've got a bad inflation too, governor. >> yes. >> what else should we be doing against iran? major european companies have pulled out of iran. they're not going to try to mess with the united states. what pressures should we put on germany, france and britain to follow up with what their own companies are doing to bring iran to its knees unless it changes its behavior. >> well, steve, i would hope it's gentle pressure. these are countries, they're our friends and allies. we're already sort of i in in ae war with them. we don't need to hurt our relationship with our allies anymore than we have. >> how do we persuade them? >> we persuade them by telling them it's critically important that they lean on iran to improve the behavior of iran. that's what we need to do. but not impose sanctions on our allies. >> realistically, is there a way really to change iran without a regime change? th

jordan and the pinup, steve forbes, megyn ortega -- morgan ortega's and rick unger.cks failing to stay in the green today and even a positive nasdaq failed by a mile to catch up with losses earlier in the week. so what happens on black friday coming up? will retail action pull stocks higher or set them back further. when you think him again? >> i think you are going

charles: steve forbes back with us, and joining, jenna alice. it's really interesting to hear tim cook saying the free market doesn't work, because we heard those words during the banking crisis and also eventually it led to the election of barack obama and the sort of mandate to atta attack, bring them to their knees. maybe we are hearing tim cook say the same about tech? >> obviously when it came out of barack obama, it was dodd-frank and that monstrous regulatory scheme, caused a lot of problems for midsized and small banks. here's the deal. with democrats in charge of the house and with folks like elizabeth warren running for president in 2020, tech regulations are coming. the only question is how and when. the good news for tech is president trump doesn't like regulations and essentially what i can see happening here, because there's bipartisan appetite when it comes to data privacy on capitol hill, something narrowly tailored towards data privacy with an eye on what's going on in the eu. charles: you know, lot of people say the constitutio

weave our way past lamar alexander and elizabeth dole, and that we would have a challenge from steve forbesf course, then along came john mccain. - senator mccain launched the "straight talkxpress" and started getting a lot of attention in new hampshire and started, you know, this freewheeling 24-hour-a-day press conference on his bus. - senator, how do you reconcile the fact that you were one of the most vocal critics on pork politics. and yet, while you were chairman of the commerce committee, that committee set a record for unauthorized appropriations? i'm just kidding. no, i don't even know at that means. - he was sort of the one that was appealing to the frustrations of people who were only hearing from candidates w were scripted and who had talking points and, you know, who were of the establishment. and john mccain famously talked off the cuff. - and it is the beginning of the end for the truth twisting politics of bill clinton and al gore. [cheers] mc - in 2000, in was ahead of the curve. he wanted nothing to do with the republican leadership. mccain did not see eye to eye with the

. >> steve forbes family regifts every year. >> i know that we talked about it on earlier in the weekday online. >> discounts start midnight on thursday. >> but online shopping i bought something online looks god you have a may be just me looks god awful on me. >> you buy cute stuff online come on. >> this is not cute, what is good in the photo, turn it on. >> yeah. >> still good. >> i want to point out i know it is giving tuesday coming up after cyber monday also give back friday if you want to do something in the community probably something going on in your twhun the family will be doing. >> comes from your wife. >> my wife that is what she is all about runs program grace, necessities for neighbors, and very proud of the great work she does. >> thank you mike block. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. the consequences underwater can escalate quickly. the next

maria: you made the point yesterday you and steve forbes, liberal voters that have gone to florida, theyom high-taxed states to get to low-taxed states and they vote liberal policies. dagen: is florida going to turn into connecticut, used to have in income tax, florida still has no income tax but they see that as a vast pot of uncap money for the government, elected officials to spend and connecticut's economy contracted more than 9%. maria: we have to talk about connecticut, by the way, bob hugin has turned things around too. >> new jersey. maria: i'm sorry, new jersey and connecticut, we will see you seen, chris bedford, daily caller, searching for the end of daca, president trump turn to go supreme court for ending the obama-era program. not having its way, burger king slamming rapper kanye west for saying that his favorite food is mcdonalds, back in a minute. so, let's talk about conference calls. there's always a certain amount of fumbling. a lot of times it doesn't work. we have problems. comcast business goes beyond fast. by letting you make and receive calls from any device using

. >> forb sz out with a list of highest paid tv hosts. you ready? number five, stevevey. $44 million last year hosting all of his shows. "miss universe" and "little big shots." >>> we won't mention that ryan seacrest alleged $74 million last year. wow. dr. phil still on tv. b number three on the list making more than $77 million. what? >> number two on the list is ellen. forbes says she raked in more than 87 million last year. her best year yet. that includes 20 million she was paid by netflix for an upcoming stand up special. >> is that how much it pays to dance on tv? because i've been jiving. and nothing. drum roll. coming in at number one. >> chop, chop. >> that's not clever. >> you may hear me but you're not paying itension. you're a weezal. she has a judgment of a turtle. >> judge judy, get this, made $147 million last year. that includes a 47 million she makes for hosting her television show and selling the rights to her show's library. that makes her one of america's richest self-made women. and with that wind kind of money you can afford a place like this. lo

steve, we mentioned earlier there was 164 million people expected to shop over the holiday weekend. from some analysts say americans will spend about $1 trillion this holiday season. that is from one of the forbesnalysts. how is your view of the economy shaping your spending this holiday season? guest: um, i am not going to spend that much. i think that $164 million unfortunately is going to be plastic. i think most americans need to look ahead at how much they are going to have to spend on health care and the next year, and how secure their job is. it kind of scares me. $164 million because like i said, not very much is -- not very much is going to be cash. millionat is $164 including cyber monday. bill in wichita, kansas, the line for those that are employed. go ahead. guest: thank you for it is built in wichita, -- thank you. it is bill in wichita, kansas, happily employed. i see the economy the way that it is growing, it is booming. part of business is good -- our business is good and i am optimistic about the future. i am concerned when i hear all of these people talk about the rising cost of health care. now, i am single and 63 years of age. has changed very little in the last four or fiv