well but thank you so much for the great reporting climate reporter for the real news and network steve warren always a pleasure having you on sort of thank you. great to be out again thank you. what if the question that has helped push humanity the greatest of its achievements and now what if it's at the heart of a new experiment where researchers at the university of nottingham asked what if it can be used to help us better predict our own demise more of it but actually very young fall using a machine learning algorithm researchers input health data getting sixty different variables like age gender biometric data like blood pressure and body mass index from over five hundred thousand individuals into a machine learning algorithm and found that the machine learning models proved to be more accurate than our current standard mathematical ones while still in its infancy using machine learning in this case capacity could potentially help doctors recognize which of their patients are at higher risk for certain conditions with far better clarity and speed than we can today. wow that's like really

to break them up. >> well, the interesting thing right now is you have elizabeth warren saying it, and now you have steve it. so -- [laughter] strange the bedfellows, as they say. and i think this gets louder as we get to 20 20. >> i can answer that more specifically. elizabeth warren had two proposals. put aside her proposal about platforms not being able to sell their own stuff. the other thing she said was, to paraphrase, enforce the antitrust laws as they exist more rigorously. that's really the answer to your question. kristina, i think there'll bipartisan support -- >> you think it has to do with us too as users, that we should care more about the value of our data finish. >> -- yes. [laughter] david: we've got to leave it at that. let's all end on a yes know. catch gerry baker's full interview tonight, they talked a lot more than just about this subject at 9:30 p.m. on wall street journal at large, that's steve bannon tonight. >>> up next, a new poll showing name reck decision is growing with freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. we'll explain, coming up. ♪ ♪ (bird chirping) lots to do,

steve: elizabeth warren, this is somewhat ironic.texas r card is slamming these parents who lied. >> it is just stunning. i mean, the notion that people thought they could keep cheating like this and build this, evidently, built this huge cheating network in order for the children of the rich and the powerful to make it in to fancy schools. to me, it's just one more example of how the rich and powerful know how to take care of their own and everybody else just gets left behind. i think that's wrong. ainsley: i think for people who didn't care about her using her heritage before now they will because of this story it just brings to light that you have to be truthful when you fill out these forms. brian: i just hope i have never seen a story hit -- cross more boundaries than. this no one cares if you are a republican or democrat. everyone knows this is wrong. everybody has an experience directly or indirectly with this process. even grandparents watching right now know what their grand kids are getting ready to go to a test. some have

steve: yeah. >> jimmy: next up, there's senator elizabeth warren. p said her twin was barb from "stranger things." [ laughter ] i miss barb. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: where's barb? [ applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: i miss barb. she should have her own spin-off. here's white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. his twin was scooter from the muppets. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: up next, there's eric trump. his twin was the bad guy from "aquaman." [ laughter and applause ] and finally we have president trump, his twin was a a yam. oh, interesting. [ laughter and applause ] you guys hear this? amazon founder, jeff bezos and his wife are splitting up. but on the bright side, he has a lot of extra boxes to pack his things up. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and finally, i heard that denver could become the first city in america to decriminalize magic mushrooms. they're the first ones to realize that the only way americans will eat vegetables is if they're also drugs. we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ]

steve: between beto o'rourke and elizabeth warren. foot then again so did beto o'rourke despite he was able to raise $6 million in the first day. >> the media always try to pretend they care about issues. they pay attention to a lot of process. the fact that he raised $6 million that's a big deal for him. steve: 6 million? >> yeah. $6 million. i think she missed her time. i think elizabeth warren's time was last time when she was running against hillary and bernie sanders. so i give him -- sea little bit like obama in termination of apelg to of appeo progressives. to meet like a michigan match sanders vs. inslee, come on. >> no question about it. no question about it he has money, he has support. he has organizations. and do you know what? when he does an event, people show up. i think inslee nondescript trying to run on the environment. bernie sanders has the clear advantage. okay. down here we have got cory booker vs. kamala harris. dave, can you take a shot of jim's foot? >> uh-oh steve you have the winner under your foot. yesterda

steve: right. >> that's what senator warren wants to do. take your wealth. >> tough pay to represent create some opportunities because, after all, those great fortunes in america that people built, worked hard, had great ideas are inherited. those great fortunes were built in america with workers that all of us paid to educate, with their goods got to market on roads and bridges that all of us helped to build. so, what we're really saying is, look, just put a little bit back in the kitty. this is what we are asking for. pay a fair share so the next kid has a chance to building is great and the kid after that and the kid after that. >> wait a minute. steve: how much does that sound like socialism to you? >> that is pure socialism. ainsley: it is. >> putter a little bit back in the kitty? are you kidding me? you live in new york city and you make a good deal of money, your tax rate is approaching 60 percent. in other words, the government of new york city and new york state and the feds collectively together take 60 cents on every dollar you make. very similar

steve: square beto against elizabeth warren. >> they both have aspect.s calling him hispanic even though he is irish american running as a texas congressman. but elizabeth warren can't get around her cultural misappropriation. steve: is that was big. >> it's a big scandal and new hampshire is going to eliminate her from the race all together because of that and o'rourke will come through because of inauthenticity. kamala harris had the biggest crowd in the history of towns in oak land, california. >> her home town. o'rourke was smart and went up to iowa. the buzz around his campaign i think is what you just cannot get around. the vanity fair piece. all the coverage we see yesterday. the fact that we are sitting here this morning talking about it harris down. she is a clinton democrat. because of the media buzz who is able to make it out longer rourke does he stays in. steve: just like that. in this cycle irving is trying to outbernie bernie. >> they are. well if rourke has an advantage there it's on the youthful side. most democrats don't want an old whi

for more of the interview with warren buffett. en steve is joining us with a look at highlights >> yeah. two key fed speakers are the ones to focus on speaking of policy, neater supporting the growing idea of a fed rate cut but neater leaning too much against it either. saying we can afford to be patient. in the future we can -- i'm sorry. in future meetings what might be necessary. moving on from that john williams he is watching it here is the way that the market of 59% probability of a rate cut in september going up all the way to 74% in december so far the fed seems content to let the market sort of find its own way. maybe future fedspeak pointing them back to where the fed may want them to be later on. >> you came down to 2.2% if you're the fed and you pencilled in 1.8%, 2.2 is 0.4 above that they see that as strong. that's where they think the economy is going to do this year they have 2.1 as a congress census right now >> thank you >> pleasure. >> still ahead, lyft expected to price the ipo ahead of one of the most hotly anticipated

i don't agree with elizabeth warren's plans on using the federal government. stevery, i like your political take on this. that agenda childcare, child tax credit is not traditional republican conservative policy. i would say it's positive populism. >> exactly the sort of thing that families talk about around the dinner table. sort of thing republicans have been afraid to talk about the need to. you talk about blue-collar families who voted for trump for republican and they need that flexibility or could benefit from more child tax credits and the way she wants. talking to moderate educated moms would also blue-collar moms and dads that this is exactly where republicans need to be talking and have not been talking and she's helping to lead the way. >> i think were having an elitist conversation so the majority of kids don't get to go off in two-parent homes. at the much broader conversation and sad but the thought that every american going up or have a husband to support them is not reality. steve: we have the data on that. it's approaching the point where you got ho

steve: one of the women running for president is elizabeth warren.uncing her d.n.a. results and whatnot. last night, on the daily show, trevor noah actually took a shot at elizabeth warren and we wanted to play it for you this bite on this friday morning. >> i have my eye on you, elizabeth warren. i feel like as soon as reparations are passed she will be like there is something i didn't tell you about my ancestry results. i'm also 1/20th black. who knew? apple pay. ed: havhe ed: when you have lost trevor noah. she played his game came out a loser there. and now even the left is turning on her. jedediah: come on, ed. 1/1,024th ounce. even comedians are sitting back. even fans of elizabeth warren some of my friends in new york city i have plenty of liberal friends come on this is not a win for you. just back away. not a good look. ed: she likes beer. steve: she couldn't get her husband to have a beer with her in the kitchen. what do you think about that? email you was at friends@foxnews.com. we're also on facebook. jillian joins us now and she has a fo

that is not a good idea steve steer here is elizabeth warren.vidently built this huge cheating network in order for children of the rich and powerful to make it into fancy schools. this is one more example of how the rich and powerful know how to take care of their own. everybody else just gets left behind. steve: people saw irony in that. >> people saw the irony. people are outraged about elitism. democrats gave it c plus. independents a c. republican as c-minus. she does not get people excited, does not move them. it's a flat line every time we watch her. i don't think she will be much of a force to be reckoned with. we talk about her. i think she will have to turn things around, get people excited if she is the candidate. steve: who would you say are the top two democrats that would include a socialist democrat, that people are interested in? >> i am focused on the bs right now. beto, bernie and biden if he were to enter. right now, not biden, beto and bernie. steve: thank you very much, lee. straight ahead on this wednesday chicago mayor rah

watcher and long time berkshire shareholder, robert miles, author of the warren buffett ceo, also with us, dominic chu and steve liesman. gentlemen, welcome good to have you both with us. robert, let me start with you. did you hear anything there that surprised you? sounded pretty much like the buffet play book doesn't seem concerned about a recession. not particularly vexed over the inverted yield curve as of almost 89-year-old man probably, shouldn't be >> i didn't hear anything new. his usual self in terms of entertaining and very quotable but in terms of what he would do differently if we went into a recession, he said he would welcome in and that runs contrary to what most people believe, that berkshire hathaway does better when the markets decline, not when we've had a historical bull market in the last decade or so. >> certainly a time for berkshire historically to pick up, beaten down stock bargains dom chu, he talked a little bit and steve, he talked about bonds versus stocks and here, again, no surprise, he likes stocks >> the lower interest rates go, the more attractive stocks become you don't get th

we have our michael warren here with me now to discuss this. this is par for the course for steve but this would be, if you just consider from a member of congress, unusual and largely unacceptable. >> that's right. steve king has a very active facebook page that he runs, a personal page. eads posting memes and other images, sometimes just harmless trolling of democrats and liberals, and sometimes it bubbles up a lot of ideas and memes from the internet world that steve king is very much a part of. this is par for the course. he seems to spend a lot of time focused on sharing these sort of things that get a lot of likes, a lot of engagement from his fans including a meme just last week of a man wearing a biker shirt seeming to threaten with sort of physical violence a bernie sanders supporter wearing a shirt with bernie sanders' face on it. >> that's significant because of the timing. the president evoked the idea of bikers. he talked about this last week. let's listen. oh, sorry. this is a full screen, it's not a sound bite, but here's what he said. i can tell you i have the supp

steve: real have any well as elizabeth warren pushes to break up big tech she apparently has no problemnations from workers at those same firms she railed against yesterday but did not mention the convictions. ainsley: our next guest calling out the hypocrisy here. stuart varney the host of varney and company on the fox business network and joins us now. stuart, why would she take their money? >> why are they giving $90,000 between 2010 and 2018. the ape is the employees 6 facebook, google and amazon are heavily left wing and support the politics of elizabeth warren if not necessarily her intention to break up facebook, amazon and google. i think that the $2,700 which she referred from sheryl sandberg, number two at facebook, and she got that money just in september, that was a lousy investment on the part of sheryl sandberg, wasn't it? because here you are giving money to a politician who wants to break up your company. >> if the issue is somewhat going across party lines, i find it very interesting rupert murdoch weighed in yesterday breaking up google not a bad idea and ted cruz came

market share of social market steve the tropic ministration announced yesterday a lawsuit housing the fair housing act how does this factor or does it into center warren's proposal. well i mean you know facebook on one hand is apologizing for revamping on white nationalism and on the day that they announce how they're going to take white nationalists sites and all that kind of stuff out of their out of their platform the trump administration hide housing and urban development launches a lawsuit as you mentioned yesterday against facebook and they said they were surprised but they did admit i believe to discriminatory housing ads in other words the person putting up the house of the apartment could determine the demographic of the person who would see it the color the the race the sex you know it's just crazy stuff that you can do all if it's offline now they thought they settled all this with the a.c.l.u. who first sued them and they did but the trump administration is going after them as well i think only reinforce you know elizabeth warren outrage her outrage even though i disagree with most of her outrage i think anybody would be outraged at this. i

but steve kornacki, i'm still surprised by elizabeth warren at 7%.ou know, you got to run the whole 23 miles to win a marathon. and who knows, maybe she does just that. but as long as she has been out there in the spotlight, i'm surprised that somebody with as strong a message as she has, as forceful a message as as defined a message that she has is only at 7% when joe biden is up in the mid 30s just on name i.d. alone. >> the warren story's been interesting and if you go back six months, nine months, something like that, there was a lot of thinking that maybe warren getting in this case, that was going to be a dread scenario for bernie sanders, there was going to be a lot of overlap in the message, so geographic overlap but you see sanders has strongly established himself at second place. very interesting to me, she shares a big part of southern new hampshire with that boston media market. i think some of the reporting you're getting some of the suggestions you're seeing in the polling is there might be a concern among democrat being voters about th

host: on twitter -- steve says -- matthew tweets -- from laguna -- from lacuna -- warren, michigan.oger, hello. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: good morning, america. i'm on medicaid at this point in my life. i have been for a number of years now because of an injury to my back. i'm going toay take the chances of never walking again. thanld rather walk in pain never walk at all. my fellow americans, you are your own best doctor. calledw how your machine the human body is feeling. you don't have to take all these things. i have a prostate problem now. i have tried several medications. i can't handle the side effects. i talked to my doctor. we are our own best. i'm about to turn 65. i'm going to be switched over to medicare. if ilose my medications, didn't have this -- this is an answer to my prayers, he granted me this. don't say this is the government. this because i truly needed it. times" talksw york about the administration efforts to end obamacare. sanders says no to incrementalism, highlighting a divide among democrats. democrats were quick to express their suppor

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steve: see how the population feels about senator elizabeth warren who says in this sound bite do not i believe. and that is there is an enormous amount to be gained from markets. that markets create opportunities. steve: i have never seen something like that all three right kind of in the middle. >> that's basically they are all snoring. there is actually no reaction. as much as what we will say she is polarizing, she is this or that don't like her ideas. some do like her ideas. comes down to it people watch her and they just blah. democrats c plus. independents a c. it didn't do anything for anybody. brian: she is talking free market can be heartening for people who think. >> it could be heartening. when i was looking at the comments people were just tuning her out. steve: we noticed that the independents are voting with the republicans. jedediah: quite a bit. >> that's right. steve: that's probably good news for the incumbent. >> that is very good news for the incumbent we saw that in 2015 and 2016. it will be interesting to see thousand field narrows up how it is going to look. ri

warren, harris, sanders, biden. they like all these options. what will distinguish him from this field when the opponent is not ted cruz, but a dozen democrats? >> steve, stand by. i want to bring in victoria. from the "new york times" today on o'rourke not satisfying. most candidates considered to be 2020 contenders tend to check one of the following boxes, a firm policy bedrock, the potential to make history or deep experience and national standing. mr. o'rourke would appear to satisfy none of these descriptions, though his instinct for viral internet you big whichty may make up for it. what do you make about that? >> i agree with it. your former guest was talking about this. he has this poetic sense when he speaks. in texas he was going up against ted cruz and ted cruz was bashing him. all the republican packs were bashing him. he never went negative. after the first debate with ted cruz a bunch of democrats were so angry that beto didn't get angry. we'll see this stand out. i think it's reagan like. it's also reminiscent of the 2008 election with barack obama where after we've so much divisiveness we see him stand out. in terms of policy he's goin

steve: and she never and he. brian: kamala harris, you have bernie sanders basically senator warren all saying well, you should notse an anti israeli policy to anti-semitism. questioning israeli policy is not a question. i think she is doing both on a regular basis. i just keep asking why did nancy pelosi look at her resume and say she would be perfect for the foreign relations committee? how is she still on that committee? ainsley: specifically what nancy pelosi said she said she is not intentionally anti-semitic kamala harris. steve: she is anti-semitic just not intentionally. ainsley: nancy pelosi said. had problems with benjamin netanyahu said it is right wing u. steve: in the news but she will not talk to reporters about what's going on. brian: some people are in the news and some people do the news and that's jillian. jillian: absolutely. ainsley: you don't want to be in the news. jillian: let's talk about r. kelly you saw this explosive interview. embattled singer r. kelly facing new accusations he assaulted a 13-year-old girl u claims coming on the same day that i just mentioned denying similar accusations

presidential candidate elizabeth warren called for a break up a big tech companies that helped lead the bull run. we have susan lee, michelle ritchie, rebecca and steves. first of all, i don't know if you know who willie sutton was. willie sutton was a bank robber and he was asked, why rob banks? and he said, that's where the money is. i think that's why they're taxing wall street. >> is very anti- american. this country is based on innovation, it is based on financing and markets. if you're going to tax every stock and derivative and bond trade, you know who that hurts at the end of the day? it hurts average americans. most of our 401k's and pension funds are what is going on into the market funds that draws liquidity day in and day out. >> michelle, the wealthy people who democrats want to tax more and squeeze more are already paid more than an normal amount of their percentage of income in taxes. even democrat governor cuomo is not known as a conservative set a couple of weeks ago he talked a lot about taxing the wealthy too much. saying, we need these people in the state to pay the bills. our people shooting themselves in the foot? >> he is right

steve: she said she was open to the discussion of getting rid of the electoral college which is something that elizabeth warren his pickup truck making his way toward new hampshire. "the washington post" has an item on their website today that talks about how he essentially is a blank canvas. he is up beat but he is not specific. and in particular they write in the first five days of his campaign, o'rourke asked voters to shape him into the presidential candidate they want him to be. in other words, he doesn't have a vision. they say to help him draft a vision for america as a presidential candidate, o'rourke is heavily focused not on specifics but on two sentiments, positivity and humility. and it's the fact that he is a blank canvas and he is not specific that had a penn state student yesterday, call him out on that. watch. >> when are we going to get an actual policy from you instead of like platitudes and nice stories? >> i'm going to try to be as specific as i can i mentioned our criminal justice system. i have called for the end of the prohibition on marijuana and the expungement of the arrest records of

if it's elizabeth warren or colin kaepernick he understands there is vulnerabilities overreached. he has a cunning and expertise that i think really under estimated. steveremember, he has to run against somebody in 2016 it was hillary's foilable's, trump's own. this time is h is he building a case whether you are independent or never trump republican the election is going to be donald trump is the only thing between you and socialism. so all these issues are being tagged with reparations, medicare for all, green new deal, basically infanticide those are not 51% issues. they're going to be tagged with them in the primaries he will just say whatever you think of me, i'm not that. he did that to extent in 2016. it was successful. brian: victor, when people say like joe biden and others, that we have given up the global -- the mantel as a global leader because we are not pushing the way we used to what do you say? >> well, that's fallacious. look at china. until trump came along, it was preordained that they had a trajectory to world high gem any. people who don't like donald trump are now talking about china is cheating. china is rigging the international

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steve hilton at 9:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. sorry it is so short, but my goodness what a new stay with god. the founders of instagram responded to senator elizabeth warren'ssouth by southwest. that is where hillary bond joins us from now. what did they say? >> well, they're kind of laughing at the proposal saying that she must be a time traveler if she wants to go back in time several years and unwind facebook acquisition of instagram but they completely disagree to break a big tech companies like facebook, amazon and google saying if they have specific concerns with these tech companies whether it's over russian meddling or privacy, then pass legislation that specifically addresses those problems. it is a knee-jerk reaction to the anti-attack sentiment that is rippling through the country that they actually aren't against government oversight or even regulation of their companies. they say there is a need for some type of oversight, but the problem is her plan really doesn't do anything. it just chops up companies and undoes acquisition. stuart: thank you very much, hillary. we are trying to get it all on board today. i apologize for that, hillary. we ar

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steve, your thoughts on this. >> the key thing is regulation. rent control make these things unnecessarily expensive. to find all sorts of housing and no reason why we can't do it in housing. senator warrensh. he put a tax on an asset it goes down in value. she hasn't learned that yet. charles: the millennial thought ownership improves. it might be coming around. cement the db on key, you guys are fantastic good thank you both. senator kirsten gillibrand make things official. she announced on twitter. but listen to this. and robert francis beto o'rourke the $6 million in 24 hours after announced he was running for president. that's more than bernie sanders missing. here he's got no policies. he's not running on anything. why be so popular? i just answered my own question. ♪ and herd the cattle back in. let's get at it. (whistle) (dog barking) (♪) charles: folks, the big board flipping more than 42 points. although nike is doing its part trying to help out the stock is higher as we had to march madness odds of getting an upgrade today. plus a big weight on the overall market whether it's the blue chips are nasdaq good facebook getting another downgrade. remember, two major executives left

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