. >> i am david asman in for lou dobbs.he red storm is no longer rising, it has arrived, china caught launching extensive hacking attacks again u.s. navy and its contractors, what what can be described as an act of war. the plot to steal national security rhett, leaving -- secret leaving little doubt china can no longer be negotiated or reasoned with on defense or trade. we take it up with walid phares and fred fleitz, and house speaker nancy pelosi saying she does not' to impeach president trump. republican strategist ed rollins predicts she will likely have no choice on the matter. alexandria ocasio-cortez is joins the chorus calling for impeachment. >> a lot of members in congress have a different opinion. that is why we caucus. >> do have you a different opinion? >> i happen to yes. >> each member of the house has a prerogative to bring impeachment to a vote, i intend to bring impeachment to the vote. >> that does not mean we're doing it. we take up that with ed and this. >> rino losers paul ryan and mitt romney togethe

. >> good evening, i am david asman in for lou dobbs, supreme court handing president trump a major victory in his effort to combat national security crisis at our southern border, holds administration right to detain criminal illegal immigrants prior too deportation. we take up decision with judicial watch president tom fitton. and president meeting with brazilian president bolsonaro. there relationship that we have right now with brazil is never been better, i think there was a lot of hostility with other presidents. >> we're working on different military sites and options, we're working on visas and going in a easier fashion, one of the big elements of the relationship is trade. brazil makes great product, and we make great products, your trade with brazil will go up in both direction. >> we take up president's meeting with bolsonaro, and what close relationship with brazil means for american security. the daily caller's christopher bedford, hudson institute michael pillsbury among our guests, trump economy still booming, white house issuing president's annual economic report. for second

hi everybody i'm david asman in for trish regan. top story the house intel committee devolving into an all-out war of words as republicans on the panel demand the democratic chairman adam schiff stepped down over his continued claims that president trump's campaign colluded with the russians in 2016. >> your willingness to continue to promote it demonstrably false narrative is alarming. it exposes you of having abused her position to knowingly promote false information. as such we have no faith in your ability to his charger duties. my colleagues may think it's okay that the russians offered on the democratic candidate for president as part of what was described in the russian government effort to help the trump campaign. you might think that's okay. >> i don't think it's okay. i think it's immoral. i think it's unethical. i think it's unpatriotic and yes i think it's corrupt. and evidence of collusion. >> would the gentleman yield? >> i will not yield. >> you attacked me and your opening statement. >> i've not had an opportunity to

susan will be back for melissa all week-long, it is bulls and bears with david asman and the crew. >> seems to be conservative if they are republicans if they are in certain group, there is discrimination. i see it absolutely on twitter. facebook, something is happening with those groups of folks that are running facebook and google and twitter. i do think we have to get to the bottom of it. david: president doubling down on social media by slamming facebook after the social media giant apologized for temporarily blocking the president's social directors account. >> and alleges a conservative bias. is this just the tip of the iceberg for the tech giants this is bulls and bears, i am david asman, joining me morgan, robert wolf, kevin kelly and john layfield, but first hillary vaughn with latest to congressman nunes lawsuit against twitter. reporter: this $250 million lawsuit is just the first of many, congressman nunes said he will sue every social media giant he thinks is biased again conservative. -- against conservatives. >> we're go after twitter first, they are the main proliferat

i'm david asman in for trish regan. our top story tonight, outrage growing in chicago after a stunning move by prosecutors dropping all charges against jussie smollett. despite their own evidence that the actor faked a racist anti-gay attack on himself in an attempt to boost his career. now chicago police are releasing their files on smollett to the public showing step-by-step how they uncovered his alleged hate crime hoax. the release coming as the city's police unit, the fraternal order of police, is calling for an investigation into chicago's top prosecutor, kim foxx. foxx was forced to recuse herself from the case after text messages and e-mails emerged revealing she discussed the case with michelle obama's former chief of staff, who was a smollett family friend. we are also learning that the fbi is now investigating why smollett's charges were dropped. joining me now, vice president of the chicago fraternal order of police, martin pride. nice to see you. thank you for being here. prosecutor kim foxx seems to be cla

. >> david asman. stuart: i hitchhiked 1200 miles. david: you have to write a book. i'm david asman in welcome to cavuto "coast to coast." i'm no for neil cavuto. the dow up 11% year-to-date. all eyes are on china. as officials are lowering china's growth target, announcing a major tax cut amid growing signs the economy is slowing down. "wall street journal" associate editor john bussey what a china slowdown could mean for a trade deal. good to see you, john. >> good to see you. david: still hard to get a specific fix on china because nobody trusts their data, right? >> right. good point to make. slowdown to 5 or 6% it, could be 3% for all you know. you can't trust the data coming out of china. david: there is a slowdown and you can tell trends and the trends is downward. i am wondering how much of that is because of our tariffs? >> maybe a bit. building overcapacity in china as well. this is more of a systemic problem for them. the tariffs probably bit into that to some degree. puts pressure on xi xinping to do something to get out underneath a cloud of the trade ba

maybe david asman can take it away. >> maybe you were saying it was david asman. stuart, good to see you. thank you for joining us welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast." i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. as stuart telling you the stocks reversing gains. there is big question what has done it. i had one analyst said i haven't seen a direct catalyst. we have seen one which is weak construction spending there were reports that the u.s. and china could be close to a trade deal. that happened the weekend over reports but "wall street journal" chief economics commentator greg ip says there is risk that china may not change its most problematic practices. greg, good to see you. there was change in the market, there was optimism over the weekend we were close to a deal. >> if you look at trade impacts on the market it ought to be positive. the market are concerned that tariffs in place might continue, be raised, spread to more products. china would then retaliate. the look like with every step the risk of that escalating trade war recedes. the market cares less about the

maybe david asman can take it away. >> maybe you were saying it was david asman.us welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast." i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. as stuart telling you the stocks reversing gains. there is big question what has done it. i had one analyst said i haven't seen a direct catalyst. we have seen one which is weak construction spending

kennedy: david asman i love your guts. >> deep state embe embarrassed e mueller report, they have been swearing for months that the president was working with the russians to win the white house. now that john brennan and clapper and comey have been proven wrong! the conspiracy theoryivetheorists have a new no camion their cause, adam schiff foreveschifffor brains, he canne is wrong. mueller respect of clear -- reported was clear, there no russian collusion, so schiff told "washington post," undoubtedly there is collusion, we'll continue to investigate. that is, are they compromised in anyway by a hostile foreign power. we have some brave people push back on this nonsense. among them, carter page. and you could recall page of at center of so-called dirty dossier, done dirt cheap. as we know dossier was prove en to be a bunch of bologna, page is furious. he said, there were some criminals that did uncontionable debehavior, this is really the start of the real russia investigation. will mueller report be floodgate that turns the tide on the president's enemies in joining me, former speec

. >> dagen: think you, david asman. >> david: >> david: thank you for having me.t 5:00 p.m. jonas is on quite a bit. specious somebody tweeted, "what are you all always yelling?" because we are excited! >> kennedy: at this point commit three hungry. >> dagen: we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. right now it's all about harris faulkner. erica mares. spew and thank you, dagen. we begin with a bumpy start for beto and a big thank you for democrats. why is he reading so much cash customer thesis "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. former democratic congress cond beto o'rourke worked his way across iowa over the weekend. already, he has found himself in some hot water for some missteps. present and past. his writings from his teenage years, and jokes he made at his wife's expense saying she has been raising their three children "sometimes with my help." >> not only will i not say that again -- [laughter] but it will be much more thoughtful going forward in the way i talk about our marriage and also the way in which i acknowledge the truth of the criticism th

rocked by fears of a global slowdown, that could affect us at home, this is bulls and bears, i am david asman. on panel moran or teg as, adam and gary b . the dow closed down more than 460, this is the worst day since january 3 after a slew of weak economic reports here and overseas. are we seeing the gip of beginnf something concerning what do you think? >> i think we're on the edge of something concerning. this rebound that happened since december went too far, i think that market got too hot. it is good federal reserve realized they were slowing the economy, they did not need to raise rate, perhaps too late. it was not a reasons to have all new highs in market. reason that federal reserve is being more dovish, is because the global economy is weak, that not driving global earnings to the s&p companies they have earnings all over the world, they will not be high right now, you will not go to all new highs because there is an accommodative fed. federal reserve engineered this inverted year curve it is scarey to invest -- inverted yield church icurve it is scarey to is right now. the whole th

. >> i am david asman in for lou dobbs.ing extensive hacking attacks again u.s. navy and its contractors, what what can be described as an act of war. the plot to steal national security rhett, leaving -- secret leaving little doubt china can no longer be negotiated or reasoned with on defense or trade. we take

. >> a love it david asman thank you. >> president trump wrapping up a major rally in grand rapids, michigan, first since the mueller report dropped. 12,000 were in attendance. he was touting all sorts of present accomplishment -- recent accomplishments. >> the economy is roaring. the isis caliphate defeat 100%. after three years of lies, smears and slander, the russia hoax is finally dead. >> collusion delusion is over. the special counsel completed its report and found no collusion and no obstruction. i could have told that you two and a 1/2 year ago. kennedy: i think you did. president took time to bash the usual suspects, watch this. >> crazy attempt by the democrat party and the fake news media, right back there. and the deep state to overturn the results of the 2016 election. have failed. the greatest election that we had in a long time. maybe right from the beginning. >> is tonight's victory lap a taste of 2010? we go to -- to 2020, we go to tonight a panel, fox news contributor katy pavlich with former aide to senator chuck schumer, and radio talk show host christopher hahn, and jaso

hi, everybody, this is bulls and bear, so glad that you can join us, david asman, adam and gary b. smith, senator warren issuing a threat to the tech giants in a statement that reads in part, today's big-tech companies have too much power over economy, over society and democracy, they have bulldozed competition and used private information to profit and playing field against everyone else. what she wants to do unwind big mergers like amazon's acquisition of whole foods and zappos and take instagram from facebook, is that a good idea? joining us now distinguishing fellow at carnie and harvard law, good to see you, been trying to get you for a while. do you agree with elizabeth warren that tech companies should be broken up? >> yes, i agree with her in principal. i don't agree with her in all details. amazon is not the problem. market against the people that are selling on it is a problem. facebook, whatsapp, instagram, big problem, look at it case by case and try to understand the technology by making blanket statements she's making, conception she's right on. >> really hard to argu

david asman in for neil. it is yours. >> i'm surprised you were in favor of wet tax in new jersey. i rather hear you talk about that than t-shirts david: i'm david asman in for neil cavuto this is cavuto "coast to coast." in the past ten minutes the dow slipped significantly, now triple digits. the u.s. budget deficit widened 77% in in the first four monthsf the fiscal year. "wall street journal" executive washington editor jerry seib, and kaitlin owens on what the impact the economy might have in 2020 on president trump's re-election chances. good to see you both. thank you for being here. jerry, let's you and i start. you know how stats are used and misused by all kind of folks but it is how people feel that is really important. according to fox news polls, people are feeling good not only about their own personal position but president trump's ability to deal with the economy. right? >> no doubt about that. the economy is strong. we asked in our "wall street journal/nbc news" poll, last week do you think recession in the next 12 months? only 1/3 of people, lowest since 2000 said

david asman is here to line it up. >> sandra: tough week for a lot of users.o shock when facebook was down. >> a slight correction. down 4% right now. it has taken it on the chin. it is more than $8. the point is they have become the target of choice for prosecutors all around the world. all of this bad press they've been getting for releasing private data is beginning to back up. the east district of new york is serious. it is a criminal investigation that deals with other companies that they gave data to in apparently and possibly and allegedly. i have put that in there. nothing has been proven. without the consent of the users, your information going to other people for which they get money. it's a criminal prosecution. other prosecutions have been different in terms of criminality. they've been more corporate. these are targeted at particular individuals. northern california has a prosecution going on about cambridge analytica. remember that thing where they claimed we didn't know what they were doing. well, this is trying to figure out whether they knew m

. >> good evening, i am david asman in for lou dobbs, supreme court handing president trump a major victory southern border, holds administration right to detain criminal illegal immigrants prior too deportation. we take up decision with judicial watch president tom fitton. and president meeting with brazilian president bolsonaro. there relationship that we have right now with brazil is never been better, i think there was a lot of

this is bulls and bears, glad you could join us, i am david asman, on the panel liz peek, and jonathan loni hon hoenig an. >> i think that th the agenda ss the same, president may try to put more regulatory cuts, there some reality that is the dems in the house will drive to the hoop with dozens of investigations over next couple of years, and other part is what we're seeing in market, you have an inverted yield curve that often predicts trouble ahead. with europe already weakening, as well as japan and more than likely china, this is something that has to be watched closely as we head to the middle and end of the year. >> hard to over state how good this development will be for the president. you have to keep in mind the way average person concerns news, they don't really care about collusion and this and that. to average person, theorist people looked at donald trump for a couple of years and did not come up with anything, this gives him a path. they will say mueller, mueller. this gives president's fresh start. >> i think you are right, it really allows president to charge ahead, ta

. >> good evening, i am david asman in for lou dobbs, supreme court handing president trump a major victoryat our southern border, holds administration right to detain criminal illegal immigrants prior too deportation. we take up decision with judicial watch president tom fitton. and president meeting with brazilian president bolsonaro. there relationship that we have right now with brazil is never been better, i think there was a lot

david: good evening, i am david asman sitting in for lou dobbs. >> european authorities ban boeing 737ing two crashes, united states not banning the aircraft. >> theresa may's brexit plan failing a vote, losing by 149 votes, this is second rejection of her plan, 17 days remain before britain is scheduled to leave the irk u. >> -- e u . congressman doug collins releases private testimony by fbi lawyer lisa page. about 10 hours of testimony, collins saying that american people deserve to know what transfired in highest echelons of the fbi. joining me tom fitton, president of judicial watch. what did you think of page's testimony, i bet you read of page. >> i read as much as i could before the show, this confirms you have key fbi officials who were bending over backwards to protect hillary clinton. by having this cramped view of the law. only investigating her for the e mishandles of the classified information and that confirming what text-messages said, when they said they didn't like donald trump, they meant it. lisa page would say, just because we believe that, did not mean it impacted

this is bulls and bears, i am david asman. with me, my panel, lori loughlin known for her role as aunt becky, on full house with her husband designer mossimo, they allegedly paid $500,000 in bribes to university of southern california for their daughters to go to school on the crew team. some say if lori loughlin is found guilty and others as well, is there jail time? >> significant. loaf loalori loughlin is accuse0 thousand dollar bribe, that could be up to 4 years in prison. what is interesting, the big fish is cooperating, william singer, the mastermind, the collegiate recruiter. he also has a new crime added to his roster of crime, obstruction of just is. it is reported he tried to tip-off the families to be careful. which is why there was a new crime charge post plea. you don't see that often. david: they are after headlines. >> certainly, they are looking for really -- these are significant crimes, wire fraud, lori loughlin husband had a 1 1 million dollar bail, there are individuals charged with murder who don't have th

david: this is bulls and bears, i am david asman, thank you for joining you, with more christina, and jonathan hoenig, liz peek. and gary -- and mark lauder thank you for coming in. president said, as we heard word -- if not for federate hikes we would be up 4%, do you think he is right? >> absolutely. you had the continue all hikes by the fed that were holding down market, sending some of the shockwaves through. i think that by loosening that up, now signals we see today with the market, as fed signals, if they are don with rate hikes the economy is start ticking off in the upward direction. >> what is the most important message you want to get to voters before the election. is it wages are going up or investment or stock market, what really resonates when you sit down with voter focus groups? >> i think it is wages, that is what most people live paycheck to paycheck. when they see their paycheck go up and tax bill goes down those are good, they like that sta pillty, they like know -- stability, they like knowing we have a strong economy, and never been a better time to get a job or

i'm david asman. joining me on the panel to debate this and more, kristina partsinevelos, jonas max ferris, gary kaltbaum and adam washinski. >> we want to put the green new deal in. >> there's not enough about climate change. >> fossil fuel helps to power our world but are damaging our world at the same time. the temperature is rising rapidly. if we don't act now, we won't be able to fix our environmental issues. >> we are talking about bipolar weather conditions. yesterday it was bright, sunny and warm. today it's not going to get above 55. i'm shivering. david: a bipolar climate. that's interesting. guys, what do you think of all this? >> my brains are already fried by listening to that. >> oh, gosh. >> they could have spent the day at a boys and girls club or a children's hospital volunteering, helping people out. instead they are protesting because they are being told by other people that we can stop hurricanes and we can stop the cold, we can stop the hot and we can stop -- when we can't. they a

welcome, this is "bulls and bears," i am david asman, joining me, susan lee, jonathan hoenig. and gary. and michigan g.o.p. chair laura cox, she is in grand rapids, how important were these auto company investments in moving voters toward the president? >> i think they are huge, they are very important. our economy is humming in michigan because of the policies of that president has put forward. >> laura, this is gary. i'm not sure our viewers know but michigan of closest race in presidential elect out of 4.5 million votes, the president won by 10700, what are you doing to make sure that numbers don't go backwards, and you extend that because this is a very important 16 votes. >> you know, we're really excited here in michigan, the energy in this room kind of shows that president is ready to rattle the cages, get activists out to make sure they make it a bigger margin than 2016, that is my job. >> law is, this is susan, i want to ask you about auto companies, and auto executives we have gm announcing 14,000 job losses across north america. and mary barr points to trump's tarif

with latest, and we'll bring that to you, this is bulls and bears, thank you for joining us, i am david asman, joining me in panel caroll roth, kevin kelly, scott martin. scott howe. slamming general motors and union leaders over the closur te of another plant. jeff gloc flock is here now. reporter: what a. -- he said, islamic state caliphate in syria will be gone by tonight. saying he gave him the funeral he wanted but never got a thank you. and asserted a uaw leader who criticized him on national tv last week was kissing and hugging him here today, no video that of kissing or hugging. perhaps president said it best. >> what is going on with general motors, we have the best economy we've had, the lowest unemployment we had in 51 years, soon will be record all-time. and what is going on with general motors? get that plant open or sell it to somebody, they will open it, everyone wants it. get it going now and the uaw will help you. you will help. just promised they will help. get it opened now. don't wait. reporter: president not saying what the uawtold him, he tweeted that last week that mary

david: hi this is "bulls and bears," i am david asman, joining me caroll roth, kevin kelly, robert wolf, john layfield and peter mariesy. gate to see you with mueller investigation over, will this put the spotlight back on the economy as the issue for 2020 election? >> absolutely, americans voted for donald trump to solve their economic problems, and to extend moderate democrats. now a time for both sides to accept the outcome and work together on baseis basic issues. like infrastructure. let's find areas of agreement on things like health care and make sure that economy keeps on goin and growing. >> this is caroll roth, i am glad you brought up health care, people care about things that are happening to them and their families, the economy has been a great win for them. health care is one that has not been such a great win. what to you think the president needs to on healthcare between now and the time of 2020 rolls in. to ensure that is not an albatross for him and the g.o.p. during that elected. >> we want it not be anna also -- albatross for either party. why don't we turnover the m

i'm david asman. we have kristina partsinevelos, liz peek, jonathan hoenig and gary kaltbaum. liz, we have this situation where he's essentially setting the stage for his emergency measure which is going to be voted down by congress. he's going to veto their measure to vote it down. what happens next? >> i think it's partly doing that and partly just laying out for the 2020 election which is kind of what he's doing every time he speaks publicly now, issues that are important to american voters and issues that he can take some pride in and point to. i think certainly, law and order is going to be one of them and securing the border is clearly high on that list but that's not the only thing. i think also combatting the opioid addiction and if they can get a deal with china that actually does cut down the flow of fentanyl into this country, that would be huge. >> to that point, i went to the airport and i found fentanyl, they showed me how they capture it. some of it, small little pieces were actually in birthday cards. you open up musical birthday cards. that's how specific they

hi, i'm david asman in for trish regan. our top story. the special counsel's report in the hands of attorney general william barr. president trump came out swinging insisting there was no collusion between his 2016 campaign and russia. president trump: i have no idea about the mueller report. we'll see what happens. it will be interesting. but we'll see what happens. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. everybody knows it. it's all a big hoax. i call it the witch hunt. david: this as fox obtains new next messages showing fbi officials were concerned over quote possible bias of a main source they used to get a surveillance warrant on a top trump campaign aide. and it showed bureau brass circulated two anti-trump blog articles. joining me to weigh in on this former trump 2016 campaign manager, corey lewandowski. you were right there when they were starting this. your reaction to the mueller report being issued tonight. >> i think it's a fantastic thing this witch hunt is finally over. 675 days. one year, 10 months and 6 days. a

this is bulls and bears, i am david asman.known for her role as aunt becky, on full house with her husband designer mossimo, they allegedly

hi everybody this is bulls & bears even david asman, joining me adam lashinsky, jonas max ferris and>> i've had many conversations with amazon, i hope, that they recoid

hi everybody this is bulls & bears even david asman, joining me adam lashinsky, jonas max ferris and b. smith. >> i've had many conversations with amazon, i hope, that they reconsider. david: cuomo confirming that he has in fact been working behind the scenes over the past weeks to try to lure the tech giant back to manhattan making a personal plea to jeff bezos, reportedly guaranteeing support for the project, support that they didn't have, from very vocal critics, led by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez that of course is the first time around the governor is saying today that there are "other ways" that the state can get it done that could bypass these critics and so far amazon has shown no sense that they will reconsider, after being driven out of town, at this point, is this just embarrassing? should new york just let all this go? what do you think? >> well look, i think it's a little bit embarrassing but i can understand after the crime we've been talking about for a couple weeks how disastrous this was for the economy of new york. it's not a killer, but look, they gave up

hi everybody i am david asman. this is bulls and bears.join me on the panel take, -- dowson democrats unveiled their plan tonight led by oregon congressman, peter defazio it is his bill. it is cosponsored by alexandria ocasio-cortez and a dozen other democrats from the house financial services committee. there is a sister bill being considered in the senate as well. the bill would impose a tax on the purchase of mo securities including stocks, bonds and transactions as well as derivatives. the joint committee on taxation says it could raise $777 billion over the next 10 years. folks, do we need this tax? what do you think? >> i know this will be a big surprise to everyone here! but this is a solid no from me. the reality is, this is a sales tax on investors. under the guise of we are going after big bad greeting mean was repaired every time congress tries to legislate something like this there are unintended consequences. whether that is in liquidity of the market, competitiveness of the markets, the returns that i

rocked by fears of a global slowdown, that could affect us at home, this is bulls and bears, i am david asmany b . the dow closed down more than 460, this is the worst day since january 3 after a slew of weak economic reports here and overseas. are we seeing the gip of beginnf something concerning what do you think? >> i think we're on the edge of something concerning. this rebound that happened since december went too far, i think that market got too hot. it is good federal

i'm david asman.s, liz peek, jonathan hoenig and gary kaltbaum. >> i believe that the two parties at the extremes are so steeped in their level of ideology and are not facing and not addressing issues. we are sitting with a $22 trillion national debt with over $500 billion in interest expense. this presiden

this is bulls and bears, glad you could join us, i am david asman, on the panel liz peek, and jonathanthe agenda ss the same, president

with latest, and we'll bring that to you, this is bulls and bears, thank you for joining us, i am david asmanelly, scott martin. scott howe. slamming general motors and union leaders over the closur

susan will be back for melissa all week-long, it is bulls and bears with david asman and the crew. >>ans if they are in certain group, there is discrimination. i see it absolutely on twitter. facebook, something is happening with those groups of folks that are running facebook and google and twitter. i do think we have to get to the bottom of it. david: president doubling down on social media by slamming facebook after the social media giant apologized for temporarily blocking the president's social directors account. >> and alleges a conservative bias. is this just the tip of the

hi everybody i am david asman.he panel take, -- dowson democrats unveiled their plan tonight led by oregon congressman, peter defazio it is his bill. it is cosponsored by alexandria ocasio-cortez and a dozen other democrats from the house financial

this is "bulls & bears" thank you for joining us, i am david asman.onathan honig and -- >> and willing to serve as a next president of the united states of america. this is a defining moment of truth for the country and every single one of us. >> former texas congressman already hitting the trail today in iowa following the announcement and wasting no