a tremendous ai amount of bad l. >> this is kevin kelly, it has been interesting.ave happened and the faa's response. what is your take on how the faa has intercoulded with boeing -- interacted with boeing and getting planes grounded in. >> well, you know the issue is really started back in 2005. s faa and approved by congress gave better ata autonomy to boeg in test their. so boeing economy more competitive with airbus. then in 2012, as a result of a number of complaints by faa design staff, concerning their interaction with boeing, they felt the autonomy had grown on boeing's part too large and were complaining that objection they had with some boeing testing information provided to the faa or being suppressed by faa's superior. as a result there was an investigation that concleuned thaconcludedthaboing thaboing -- boeing had too much autonomy but nothing seems to have been done. all this through the development of 737 max and course of accident phase. >> mr. roman, i was trying to catch up and read a bunch of articles today, i read an article that said boeing 73

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 proliferate or, they spread fake news. the case that i'm making this was an orchestrated effort, people were targeting me. reporter: nunes said that twitter let anonymous user troll him with fake news and fake claims about him, and did nothing about it nunes named 3 different twitter accounts in the suit. claiming to be his mom and his cow. and he name a republican strategist, saying twitter silences conservatives and promoting liberal posts on on their platform, twitter has kept silent on the lawsuit. , but not staying silence but apologizing is facebook after dropping white house social media director from writing comments on his facebook page. th

one reporter of bloomberg says he is seeing lots of call buying andhat skew index supporting what kevin kelly says could be ahead. lisa: that indicator may creditsng bearish, but or risk on. take a look at the extra yields. i and bonds over investment-grade debt. this is the spread between spreads of these two types of debts. shrinking to the lowest levels of the year and lowest levels since november. typically, credit weed stocks, in this case, you see them meandering, but people are still risk on. our stocks leading credit once again? romaine? intelsat, they are falling about 16% today. falling and this has to do with concern that the u.s. government may not allow the company to sell off its wireless spectrum as it had planned. thatain issue here is intelsat controls certain airwaves used for the rollout of 5g in the united states. a lot of lawmakers have taken issue with the fact that intelsat would be pocketing billions of dollars of profit off of u.s. taxpayer license airwaves. they are saying foreign companies should not be able to profit like this and u.s. companies should be the benef

you've got the right ideas because you understand the economy clearly, kevin kelly. >> it's kevin kellynt when it comes to taxes. our tax code is 75,000 pages, right. and so the salt deduction is hurting people because the wealthy can find loopholes and they can get out of it. we've seen what happened in new york where amazon's not coming here, why, because people viewed it as corporateism, right. people saw it as giving basically subsidies to a company that actually didn't need them, right. that's crony capitalism at its finest. how do we pinpoint and address this? can we simplify the tax code? is there anything being done? s. >> we can do anything we want to. if we work hard enough, of course we can and if you get both sides to agree that we should, we can. that's the question. this has been spoken about and debated for a long period of time. i agree with you. i'd like a simpler tax code. i'd like to make sure that middle class folks, working people, small business people are really getting the break that they need and the opportunities that they need. that's what this country has bee

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 barra blamed the uaw for closing of that plan

we're joined by kevin kelly, benchmark investor. this is interesting from point of view of the president of the united states made the whole idea of socialism versus capitalism a centerpiece in some discussions publicly going after a private company for a move it says, the company says was made to maximize profits or minimize losses. what is your read on it? >> i see where you're going here, connell. i agree with the hypothesis you're framing. you're either for capitalism or you aren't. the irony we're in trade negotiations with china where one of our arguments to them, stop influencing state-owned enterprises. let them operate it will be a fair playing field. the president is doing this for political reasons. not good messaging for president of the united states to tell companies what to do. my opinion, will not dissuade him. connell: other side of it, kevin, the president made this case, you have these right-to-work states that are better in terms of business environments than say what gm is dealing with as it tries to deal with t

is bulls and bears, thank you for joining us, i am david asman, joining me in panel caroll roth, kevin kellyal motors and union leaders over the closur

. ♪ anchor: joining me today is kevin kelly of #investments. happy rented to you.t -- [no audio]t -- this week, the best of the year. i'm actually getting more cautious and one of the reasons why is several indicators on the volatility side tell us that. we are seeing things starting to bottom here in the 52-week lane -- 52-week range and seeing this further spread. -- vix cany go up and asset from here correlation, so there's got to be some diversions coming soon, especially given the economic indicators of slow growth. you have educated me .bout -- around the skew index you are the real expert here. i would love for you to talk to our viewers about what this chart means. >> it is the true fear index. people get it confused. that is the real fear index. you start to see that go up and see investors are buying further out of the money. they're worried about the market -10%.g down, 5% you start to see people pay up to that insurance and as you see the market rebound, they are starting to put on those bets more more. we really capitulated in january. bottom started h

conversation this morning is fox business network's dagen mcdowell, benchmark managing partner, kevin kellyo see everybody this morning. >> great to be here. >> amazing lineup, neil cashkari makes headlines when he comes out with papers or gives talks. he has different opinions than the other fed members. you've got tim sloan who decided to take a long weekend and not come back to work and then you've also got rick reeder who will be able to tell us where the real risks are. because if the 10 year treasury's below 2.4, what is that telling you, right? so we'll get the insight of the fixed income market. that's unbelievable. maria: i'm really excited about these two guests coming up. this is the main story for markets that we've been watching this week in terms of interest rates going lower and now steve moore calling for a cut in interest rates by the federal reserve. dagen: as you know, i love to talk about aoc. i will point out that the beige book yesterday showed weakness in the united states. chris lowe, an economist sent out this. surprisingly weak picture in the beige book from the fe

. ♪ ♪ announcer: joining me is kevin kelly of benchmark investments. great to have you here.ve been remarkable in terms of market calls. in december, down days, feeling bearish, you were saying buy. and in a week or two ago you were talking here, more so about being bearish. can you talk to us about what led you to those conclusions? >> it was interesting when we got into december and you saw oversold conditions especially in the options market which shows you people and what they are doing with their money. it tells you better than a lot of economic indicators because this is where money is being hedged. going back a couple weeks ago, you could actually see we were getting signals we should start to get bearish. butave come off the lows, people were hedging themselves appropriately. abigail: i know another signal you were watching, we have a great chart, you were one of the options index -- the divergence of the s&p 500 similar to last year is worrisome to you now. kevin: this is the true fear index, is this index. abigail: the one in white. abigail:kevin: this tells you whe

recessions we've been through certainly post they have had this classic, so with market watchers kevin kellywe got fox business news susan li. they say that's a worry, what do you say? >> i think we've been hearing wispers of the r word the recession happening. we've been hearing about this for the last 18 months. with this inverted yield curve sure it might be an indication this is around the corner, but you know, pretty for the most part the markets have been sort of bullet proof, and i don't know if this is necessarily an indication of recession happening in the near future. i mean, markets ebb and flow. we're going to see a recession at some point. neil: we haven't out lawed that and very high odds we'll have a recession the next couple of years. >> that's what's going to happen. will it happen tomorrow? probably not. neil: or maybe the day after tomorrow. so kevin we were talking during the break about some people say you've got to be aware of how long we're in this inverted phase or whatever. what's the truth? >> yeah, the truth is we actually don't know what the in version of the yiel

for the bull market and can it keep going here to discuss benchmark investments managing partner kevin kelly, wealth management president rebecca walser, forbes media editor in chief steve forbes and susan li is back with us. she's right here as well. so, steve whose bull market is it anyway? >> it's everyone's bull market. it began in march of 2009 when the regulators got off the back of the banks in terms of forcing them to artificially markdown their capital, companies have gotten their acts together and then the last two years, deregulation and tax cuts have really given it a boost. david: well rebecca the great thing we've had in the past couple of years is that it's based on real economic growth so often during the obama era, we would get some lousy economic stats but the market would keep going up because of other thins that were happening. >> yeah, i would give that credit to the fed and monetary policy and qe 1, 2 and 3 but also if you look at obama over his eight years we had average gdp of 1.5% last year we had 1.6 and when trump came into office his first budget hit 2.3 and he hi

kelly cutler kevin carole. >> hello, my name is c.w. johnson and i want to applaud your passion and your fire. just someone who is homeless and even for 15 years, i just want to say a few observations i've witnessed over a period of time. one is, we need three-level housing from shelter to affordable apartments. we need job centers to help train for today's jobs market. continue job creativity for the city, homeless and low income and having a fast track for people with mental health challenges and drug addictions. increasing or spending current services. four is when we have funds that are allocated by the people in this city, they should be used in timely manner due to crisis. not to four years later when the crisis is supposed to be over. five, let's decriminalize homelessness. people are struggling with mental health and substance abuse. we need to be helped. we need help and compassion, not hurt and harassment. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, spencer hudson. supervisor mandelman, i am dismayed at the comments you made

kelly? >> kayla, thanks >>> white house economic adviser kevin hastet saying that he believes china negotiators wouldn't still be working if they weren't making a lot of progress on trade talks. with all that happening, let's bring in john rutledge >> kelly, good to be here. >> tlet's talk about the timeline if we're talking late may or june, should the u.s. consumer, should investors just shrug this off and say it's all right they're still getting a deal done or does that mean it's longer and longer that the tariffs stay on and you start to wonder if we're going to get this deal? >> everybody is inpatient about it i think there will be a deal done i think as long as you see gradual progress, warm fuzzy words and good press releases every time they meet, the fact they're meeting once a week now is a good sign i met with our trade team. they are very coherent they all agree with each other i didn't get any dissension inside the team. peter navarro wasn't at the lunch, but -- who is the dissenter. but i think they're going to get what they want they'll sell a bunch of stuff, which is what they wa

kevin spacey. and harvey weinstein and if it's ok to listen to the music of our kelly.allegations against that singer. —— r kelly. i personally believe you can enjoy the creative products of individuals without necessarily endorsing or subscribing to the beliefs and the behaviours that they engaged in. sian, do you agree? yes, i think you have to separate the man in the music all the women in the music. in this case, i saw some of the documentary. i don't think the allegations are proved. there were these two, now adults, alleging very serious things that happen to them, they say, when they were children, with michaeljackson. there are other now adults who spent time with him as children and they say nothing happen to them. i think the case is not conclusively proved against michaeljackson. ok, let's go on to the sunday mirror. knife crime has been dominating the headlines for days and days. sian, the sunday mirror's headline is expose the sick trade in superhero knives... another angle on the whole knife crime story. this is cut—price weapons, branded with superhero lo

. >>> kevin mccarthy is asking for adam shift to be removed. the committee former trump on w kelly ann conway said that shift should resign about pedaling a lie about russian collusion. >> flap. >> joining us now to talk about the next steps is lauren wright. thanks for coming on today. just today mitch mcconnell blocked a luss leagues calling for the release of the full mueller report. what does that indicate to you? >> nothing surprising that's for sure, democrats are trying to paint republicans as secretive in this situation and republicans are trying to paint democrats as unreasonable. no matter where this goes with congress and i believe that barr and 3450u8er will work together. anything that happens in congress will be viewed by the public and the opposite party as partisan. i think the best information that we have is robert mueller's thorough investigation that took place over two years. >> you touched on this. republicans say it's time to move on. the democrats say it's just getting started. what should we expect next? >> i think this is a good point that you mentioned. d

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kevin: i don't know. this is something he always wanted to do, but kelly anna conway is correct about this even before theller report m schiff said more than two years ago he had more than circumstantial evidence that the president had done something wr. he owes an apology to the american public. there is no place and adam schiff's world or in congress that he should be chair of the intel committee. adam schiff always holds other members to high standard of. remember adam schiff is the one who fought so that we could not know who paid for the dossier. why did he fight so hard that we would not know that the democrats paid for it? also, individual who met with glenn simpson, remember? when they knew the intel committee was looking into glenn simpson based on his own testimony and he never brought forward that. there are so many questions about adam schiff. people have real doubt about him, but now there is no way that he could lead the intel committee. he should step back. >> dana: are you calling on him to resign from the committee? >> kevin: i'm calling for him to leave the committee as chairman. because

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. >>> kevin mccarthy is calling on adam shift to be removed as chairman of the house intel gent committee. white house adviser kelly ann conway said shift should resign for pedaling a lie. >>> dianne feinstein is calling for the release of the report. of the report. . >> now to the middle east, hamas said egypt has brokered cease-fire. they have been exchanging airstrikes after a rocket struck a house in central israel. israel launched a rocket that destroyed a building in gaza city. >> hamas will pay a price. we don't care fitz a mistake or not a mistake. a rocket hitting a house killing children we cannot sit by. >> the airstrike prompted nat yahoo! to cut short his trip to washington. net video hugh. >> we're hearing from michael avenatti after he was arrested on federal extortion charges. >> a new earthquake warning em bay. what emergency officials are asking people to do. >>> then at 6:30. the star-studded event at apples space ship as leaders of the tech giant takes the company in a new direction. >>> it's rainy, this is interstate 80 and it is heavy heading toward berkeley. better heading on the right toward

kelly. >> king: yes, they do. >> they can burn the records. they can not play the records. ♪ there ain't nothing come on, you all! >> frazier: i'm kevin to really has been woven into some of the most memorable moments in people's lives around the world. >> and the grammy winner is... let's see. r. kelly, "i believe i can fly." ♪ i believe i can fly i believe i can touch the sky ♪ >> i'd just like to thank my family and all my fans up there and everybody. i just thank you. >> frazier: the three grammys, the six number-one songs. as large as the arenas he filled, to his fans, it was all intimate. every lyric, every melody, personal. ♪ think about it every night and day ♪ >> frazier: because that's what music is. that's what music does, breathing hope into heartache, traveling to our most private moments. songwriters become our friends, confidants, inspiration. ♪ ♪ but how are we supposed to respond when the art and the artist take separate paths? when the pop fantasy crashes hard into ugly allegations. r. kelly's case may be the most egregious, but there is a roadmap to all of this with a long history. ♪ love you, love you, like a lover

kelly in for david westin. welcome to "balance of power your car where the -- welcome to "balance ." power t kevinrom washington with the latest on trade, and maria taddeo joining us from brussels as the e.u. gives theresa may an extension on brexit. let's start with brian. those?we care about brian: this field curb has predicted the last recession. it says something about the economy because your three-month bills suddenly yields more than the 10 year treasuries, so people are buying the tenure protection effectively betting that the fed will have to cut rates soon to fight the recession. jason: i what you to stick around. brian, i want to go to

kelly in for david westin. welcome to "balance of power your car where the -- welcome to "balance ." power t kevin cirilli is joining us from washington with the latest on trade, and maria taddeo joining us from brussels as the e.u. gives theresa may an extension on brexit. let's start with brian. those?we care about brian: this field curb has predicted the last recession. it says something about the economy because your three-month bills suddenly yields more than the 10 year treasuries, so people are buying the tenure protection effectively betting that the fed will have to cut rates soon to fight the recession. jason: i what you to stick around. brian, i want to go to you -- kevin, i want to go to you. so many people around the limb today. kevin, bring us up to date. the president has been talking about this, we have been hearing good reporting on our team. ?here do we stand kevin: bob lighthizer and steven mnuchin are headed to china to continue trade talks. the president says that potentially he is going to keep in place some tariffs he had delayed as an enforcement mechanism for one the u.s.

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