i'm david asman. welcome to bulls & bears. susan lee is at the new apple facility there in texas. susan? >> yeah, i'm just outside where president trump and tim cook, apple ceo were just speaking to the press. i would also like to highlight that when speaking to tim cook, during their earnings a few weeks ago, tim cook also highlighting his optimism in the u.s. economy as well, as you just heard from president trump. now, it's very interesting to talk about the tariffs that will be imposed on apple iphones and ipads on december 15th, if u.s. china trade talks don't go well enough to repeal those tariffs. as you heard, president trump says that he will review the tariffs, and he says that apple has to be treated the same as samsung, which is still the world's largest smart phone seller even though they don't sell and make as much per phone as apple does, but apple is often reinvesting back into the u.s. economy as well, as you mentioned opening and breaking ground that 1 billion dollars austin campus this morning and also by the way this facility

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i'm david asman in for trish regan.he on problem as congressman john ratcliffe pointed out is no with itness has used the word bribery in connection with president trump's ukraine call. >> the number of times witnesses have used the word bribery or bribe to describe president trump's conduct in the last six weeks of this inquiry is zero. in fact in these 3,500 pages of sworn deposition testimony and just these 10 transcripts released thus far, the word bribery appears in these 3,500 pages exactly one time, and it appears not in a description of president trump's alleged conduct, it appears in the description of vice president biden's conduct. david: as elise a fan i can points out -- >> every witness who has testified and asked has answered question. do you agree hunter biden has the potential for a conflict of interest on the board of burisma. >> certainly the potential, yes. david: joining me congressman jody hize. the biden issue is more provable in a conflict much interest than anything the president has been charge

i'm david asman in for trish regan.ts aren't the only ones preparing for the first public hearings. they are moving one of their best questioners, congressman jim jordan to the house intel committee to press the witnesses. the president insisting this whole exercise only emboldens his base. it made me stronger. people are angry about it. and people that vote for me, not just republicans, really angry. we become angry. because it's a

david: i am david asman in for the vacationing lou dobbs. president trump as undergone the radical dems trying to upend his presidency. today both the nasdaq and s & p 500 reaching record highs today. job numbers far exceeding expectations. black unhe ploim has never been lower in history. the president touting the nation's economic success. president trump: you have the greatest economy in the history of our country, the highest stock market, the highest employment and unemployment numbers. we have close to 60 million people working. we have never been close. african-american unemployment hit a number nobody thought was even possible. the numbers are so good. david: we turn to edward lawrence in washington for the latest. reporter: 128,000 jobs created, beating expectations. the unemployment rate ticked up to 3.6%, but within breathing distance of the 50-year low. what's important in these numbers is the revision. it shows the fundamentals of the economy still strong. the numbers were revised up, not down. 95,000 jobs up. white house econom

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bring in our own david asman. don't you protest because you want to draw attention?is also the question of what kind of journalists is that school? the mcdill school of journalism at northwestern is world famous. it's a baseline for what journalism should be in the united states but what does that say about the way they think about journalism, the way they're teaching students to be journalists? frankly i never went to journalism school. i believed doing it on the ground, learning the hard way, learning by going down to latin america for 12 years. that is the thing. when you go down to a place that is a dictatorship or something, you want to be concerned, if you take a picture of somebody in a protest, you mention somebody by name, you get their permission because you don't want to have them end up in a labor camp or worse but this is the united states of america. this was open protest. not like these people will be slammed in irons going to a protest. what kind of -- how are these journalists do in a war zone. melissa: this is how they're being taught. what is comin

who better to ask than our own david asman. bloomberg until i met de blasio. >> exactly. de blasio complain about bloomberg as mayor is ridiculous. de blasio is now less popular in manhattan than donald trump is. i mean how can you do that in manhattan in one of the liberalist, if that is a word, most liberal cities in america? melissa: that's amazing. >> it real is extraordinary. did de blasio ever ask for forgiveness, apologize for supporting sandinistas they were in power, he went down there to pat them on the back? did he apologize for any other mistakes he made. i never heard any apology. by the way i love baby yoda. i have to add that in. melissa: we covered everything. what else do you have on your fine program? >> we have an extraordinary anti-drug ad rolled out in south dakota, you have old people like the gentleman on the screen, young kids saying i'm on meth. what is that all about? we'll be asking the governor of south dakota. they spent a half million dollars on this ad. she presumably thinks it is a good idea. we'

bring in david asman. who better to talk about it. >> i give de blasio 0 for 0. wouldn't you?not the biggest fan in the world of michael bloomberg but on the other hand when he was mayor of this city crime rates went down dramatically. in 1990 we had 2200 murders every year in new york. now it is less than 300. a lot of what bloomberg did is responsible for lowering the numbers dramatically. stop-and-frisk was part of it. might not have been the best part. might have been better ways to do it. there were other ways, like broken windows. tough applaud that. most of those murders, 2200 murders in 1990 were minorities, were blacks an hispanics. those are thousands of blacks and hispanics lives were saved as a result of some of these policies. melissa: what will come up with bulls and bears? >> we'll talk about someone with "blue lives matter." andy mccarthy, talking about the president willing to testify in front of the impeachment inquiry s that a good idea. melissa: we can't wait. connell: where no mustangs gone before. ford's big bet on electric. there it is, one and only jeff

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i'm david asman in for trish regan.emocrats aren't the only ones preparing for the first public hearings. they are moving one of their best questioners, congressman jim jordan to the house intel committee to press the witnesses. the president insisting this whole exercise only emboldens his base. it made me stronger. people are angry about it. and people that vote for me, not just republicans, really angry. we become angry. because it's a hoax. >> does the president have a point? let's ask my next guest, florida congressman greg steube. a member of the house judiciary committee. what do you think of what the president said? he claims the base and some democrats will be emboldened by this whole charade. what do you think? >> he's 100% right. i spent the last week in my district. and floridian are not talking about the things the democrats are doing because they are doing nothing to improve the lives of floridians and instead have been focused on impeachment. people are getting frustrated. i met with voters in charlotte c

so will david asman. david: you are mistaken on soccer, my friend. i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. we have busy two hours ahead. stocks hitting new highs on china trade. president trump signaling that a deal is near. plus historic storm for the holidays. that's all you need, right? why there could be a major disruption for travelers this week. the biggest jewel robber in the united states, once called that, turned motivational speaker how a billion dollar heist, the biggest in history was just pulled off in germany. but first, a possible thanksgiving truce on trade. the two deals on the table are moving closer to resolutions. as you can see the markets are happy. president trump saying the u.s. is in the final throes of reaching a trade deal with china, while mexico says speaker pelosi will hold a usmca vote between thanksgiving and the end of november. edward lawrence has the very latest on the tray front to capitol hill. sounds likes mexico knows more about this than we do. reporter: david, not a vote. she says she will get the agreement betwee

david: i am david asman in for the vacationing lou dobbs. president trump as undergone the radical dems trying to upend his presidency. today both the nasdaq and s & p 500 reaching record highs today. job numbers far exceeding expectations. black unhe ploim has never been lower in history. the president touting the nation's economic success. president trump: you have the greatest economy in the history of our country, the highest stock market, the highest employment and unemployment numbers. we have close to 60 million people working. we have never been close. african-american unemployment hit a number nobody thought was even possible. the numbers are so good. david: we turn to edward lawrence in washington for the latest. reporter: 128,000 jobs created, beating expectations. the unemployment rate ticked up to 3.6%, but within breathing distance of the 50-year low. what's important in these numbers is the revision. it shows the fundamentals of the economy still strong. the numbers were revised up, not down. 95,000 jobs up. white house econom

who better to ask about this situation than our own david asman. rview. >> yes. melissa: what did you think? >> i liked him. i liked the guy. you seal people on tv, as you well know, you work in the business, you never know what they're like behind the scenes. he is a really nice guy. he has been through a lot. he is only 37 years old. he made millions of dollars. he lost millions of dollars. he has been a drug addict. he went through a rehabilitation program, been drug free for five years now, he and his wife, and they have been very public about this, they just had a miscarriage. an awful thing. he has been through a lot but he is not a bitter man. you and i know people, larry kudlow, he has been very open about this, the president's economic advisor, went through drug addiction. came out of it. he is not a bitter man. had a faith conversion at the same time. that is part of it also. that was the same thing with mike. mike sorrentino, the situation, he had faith as a component of his recovery. he turned into a pretty good guy. my feeling was very

i'm david asman in for trish regan.blic hearings. they are moving one of their best questioners, congressman jim jordan to the house intel committee to press the witnesses. the president insisting this whole exercise only emboldens his base. it made me stronger. people are angry about it. and people that vote for me, not just republicans, really angry. we become angry. because it's a

i'm david asman in for trish regan.he house approving a resolution laying out the next steps in the democrat-led impeachment inquiry. fox business's hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill with the latest. reporter: the white house says phase two is not bad for the president, it's bad for americans who are paying lawmakers to get things done that make their lives better. but democrats are moving forward and republicans say the ground rules the democrats set are tying republicans' hands and denying the president due procession. somewhat we are seeing down in the scif right now is like a cult. >> this is soviet-style rules. >> here is my challenge to mr. schiff. you want to be ken starr. be ken starr. come to the judiciary committee and be a witness and take every question asked much you. this ain't over, get ready. reporter: adam schiff could now be a witness. republicans have questions for him and witnesses who showed up for closed door depositions. but they say schiff blocked them. '. >> once it goes to the jew dish air

i'm david asman in for trish regan.emocrats aren't the only ones preparing for the first public hearings. they are moving one of their best questioners, congressman jim jordan to the house intel committee to press the witnesses. the president insisting this whole exercise only emboldens his base. it made me stronger. people are angry about it. and people that vote for me, not just republicans, really angry. we become angry. because it's a hoax. >> does the president have a point? let's ask my next guest, florida congressman greg steube. a member of the house judiciary committee. what do you think of what the president said? he claims the base and some democrats will be emboldened by this whole charade. what do you think? >> he's 100% right. i spent the last week in my district. and floridian are not talking about the things the democrats are doing because they are doing nothing to improve the lives of floridians and instead have been focused on impeachment. people are getting frustrated. i met with voters in charlotte c

who better to ask, than our own david asman. ds a giveaway to an ipad for parent who showed up to parent teacher night. >> at least parents are not accused criminals. another gift they're giving accused criminals, cell phones, sell phones, to people accused of doing drug deals. this is our tax dollars at work. that is why so many people are leaving new york. that is why i think, by the way, the new york police commissioner, jim o'neill, who is a pretty fine fellow, announced that he is leaving yesterday, he announced he is leaving as police commissioner. he is being replaced by a good guy but the point everybody is throwing up their hands where does this lead? i love those little letters after articles like this appear in the "new york post." one of them said, sweet jesus, what's wrong with this system? there is something wrong -- joe arpaio, the great sheriff from arizona used to say when he was criticized for tough jails he doesn't like criminals to be treated well. he likes them punished so they won't come back again. it is ge

thank you for joining us on "bulls and bears" i am david asman, joinin joining us. >> president president trump and top aides ignores bipartisan calls to cancel turkish president erdogan's visit to the white house, a possible war crime by turkish backed forces in syria. also threatening to buy russian military jets, could pose a risk to a nato alliance partner, here is how the president addressed that. >> turkey's acquisition much sophisticated russian military equipment, creates some very serious challenges for us. we're talking about it constantly, we talked about it today, we are talking about it in the future, hopefully we'll be able to resolve that situation. david: bring i in former state department official, former senior adviser in trump administration and bus. >> you know, erdogan is a troubling figure. this country will be around after erdogan leaves the scene. it is opinion to try to get along. >> this is liz peek. what is our national interest in turkey? what to we want from turkey? president trump made is clear that is what drives our foreign policy. what is it we're asking o

this is "bulls and bears," i am david asman, thank you for joining us, join joining me on e panel today, justice department says that twitter employee are accused of accessing user e-mail address, birthdays and other personal information from more than 6,000 twitter accounts, they were seep as critic -- seen as critics of the saudi government. twitter said they restrict access to sensitive account information to a limited group of trained and vetted employees, but there are holes in the system, is there anything thing twitter facebook and other soisl media companies can do to convince us our information is safe. >> no. it is not safe, everyone just has to recognize that everything you put on the internet, all that is vulnerable. most of us don't have to worry about retribution from saudi government, but a lot of people had careers ruined by sending ought a -- out a tweet or post to facebook that comes to haunt them 10 years later, a reminder to be very careful how you engage in social media. >> we're out there, i read it over 2 or three times before i'm not. twittetwitter has over 350 m

kennedy: one and only david asman thank you. >> democrat say they have president right where they want him. and he is cornered like a raccoon in a trash can. but republicans say that the impeachment is a bunch of bologna and president has done nothing wrong, is it the end of trump administration or a big fat waste of time, today's hearing began with colonel vin vindman and jennifer williams, they were both on the phone call with the president of ukraine. each did not like what they heard, you guys. >> i found july 25 phone call unusual, in contrast to other presidential calls i observed it involved discussion of what appeared to be a political matter. >> i heard was inappropriate, i reported my concerns to mr. eisenberg. it system proper for president of u.s. to demand a foreign government investigate a u.s. citizen. kennedy: democrat pushed lieutenant colonel vindman to shoot down the g.o.p. claim that biden was up to no good in ukraine. >> you heard the president's voice on the call. >> i didn't. >> you heard him raise that technology againssubject.>> i d. >> i want to ask when you h

good evening, i am david asman, happy holidays, joining me on the panel, caroll, christine. and gary kaltbaum and steve forbes, the latest "quinnipiac poll" showing support for med medicare for all could be slipping, 52% of voters say this is a bad idea, and showing mayor pete surging to second place ahead of warren and sanders, elizabeth warren's numbers have been slashed in half from last month, when she was in lead with 28%, amid a new report from politico, former president president obama said he -- private he said hig he would spk up to stop bernie sanders from becoming the democratic no nominee. >> they are not ready, they don't want it, but they get part of it if democrat get in so-called moderates are moderate socialists, with a government creep rather than a government leap. but it will be more government control more taxes, more regulations of the economy. by the way, i'm not surprised that president obama had that leaked about his private feelings about bernie. he wants to pave the way for brokered convention where the nominee will be michelle. >> oh, no. steve is

i'm david asman in for trish regan.esolution laying out the next steps in the democrat-led impeachment inquiry. fox business's hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill with the latest. reporter: the white house says phase two is not bad for the president, it's bad for americans who are paying lawmakers to get things done that make their lives better.

david: i am david asman in for the vacationing lou dobbs.ump as undergone the radical dems trying to upend his presidency. today both the nasdaq and s & p 500 reaching record highs today. job numbers far exceeding expectations. black unhe ploim has never been lower in history. the president touting the nation's economic success.

i'm david asman in for trish regan.sman john ratcliffe pointed out is no with itness has used the word bribery in connection with president trump's ukraine call. >> the number of times witnesses have used the word bribery or bribe to describe president trump's conduct in the last six weeks of this inquiry is zero. in fact in these 3,500 pages of sworn deposition testimony and just these

this is "bulls & bears" and i'm david asman joining me on the panel feathers and moraga gary smith and john burnett. joe biden telling reporters earlier today he's not worried about bloomberg entering the race calling the former mayor a solid guy but bernie sanders elizabeth warren is wasting no time slamming the new york city mayor. sanders fired off a fund-raising e-mail saying america doesn't need another alien or using his wealth again in his words to buy an election and elizabeth warren doubling down on the message. listen. >> i don't think big money ought to be able to buy our actions and that's true whether we are talking about leaners for corporate executives defund packs or big lobbyists. we need a government that works for the people. david: if lindbergh designs he's running how much does this change the race john? >> i think oeste ball mayor bloomberg should stop questioning the risk of running in the democratic primary. i think there's a lane for him. zero when you look at capitalism racism and sexism all of its guns to which lane is a going to take? david: how about prospe

david: i am david asman in for the vacationing lou dobbs.ump as undergone the radical dems trying to upend his presidency. today both the nasdaq and s & p 500 reaching record highs today. job numbers far exceeding expectations. black unhe ploim has never been lower in history. the president touting the nation's economic success.

who better to chat with all of this about than david asman. nment. >> just what we need, melissa. another layer of bureaucracy in the health care system. that will make everything cheaper, easier. as you and i talked about so many times. the problem with health care, we have so many layers of bureaucracy. private bureaucracy, health care insurance companies, to government bureaucracy in there. medicaid, medicare. you name it. now they want another layer? it is just nuts. the idea to put as little distance between the consumer of health care and provider of health care as possible, give them as much information, the consumer as much information on costs as possible. so they can talk down the price. melissa: absolutely. what do you have coming on your fantastic program? >> we'll talk to dr. siegel about this. the lasik surgery stuff. you gave us a preview. we'll talk about whether the dark clouds of impeachment inside the beltway are eventually going to overshadow the sunny side of the economy wall street is seeing. we broke another record. above

i'm david asman in for neil neil cavuto. this is "coast to coast." how might -- mike the situation sorrentino got himself into a big tax situation. he joins me for for exclusive interview. that is coming up. >>> to our stop story, billionaire mike bloomberg is officially jumping into the race. to charlie gasparino, who has been on top of the story. that is a lot of money. >> now you have mike on a good friend of my friend greg valentino. i have to watch. i can't wait for that. but in any event. this is a huge story on a number of levels. mike bloomberg is one of the richest men in america. i think fifth richest, could be wrong. $58 billion. self-made man. david: wow. >> new york city mayor. he has upended the race at least for journalists. now the real question going forward, does he upend the race, the real race? i think there are two storylines you will see coming out. one is the bigger one. does he have impact here? does he have impact beyond beating the hell out of donald trump, right? a lot of these ads will be saying why trump is unfit for offi

thank you for joining us i'm david asman.oining me adam bleszinski, jackie deangelis and gary and jonas max first. tesla's new futuristic cyber truck promised unbreakable armor glass windows, here's what happened when the lead designer through lead at the pickup window. >> maybe that was a little too hard. >> it did not go through. >> the mishap shattering more than the windows and they have also and shattered investors confidence again. take a look at shares of tesla closing down 6% forgery reporting that elon musk lost $720 million alone. how does the ceo of a major company allow something like this to happen? >> it is a fact that elon musk is the ceo of a major company but he's not your typical major. by the way, he just tweeted about this in the last hour, he wrote we through steel at the same window several times right before the event and it did not even scratch the glass. i am sort of shocked that the stock is down 6%. i think that is bizarre investor behavior because you know there's going to be ups and downs with thi

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this is "bulls & bears", thank you for joining us, i'm david asman.oining me on the panel jonathan ho nick christina, scott martins. michael bloomberg confirming his white house run calling the president and ex- potential threat. let's head straight to hilary vaughn with the very latest. reporter: the former mayor says he will not take a penny from anyone to bankroll his campaign but he does not need it, he just dropped $30 billion on tv ads for the first week of a candidate spreading $1 million in big-city media markets like new york city, los angeles, houston and miami. also other places like fargo, north dakota and mississippi. he even as spending time or a lot of cash to start in early stateside iowa and new hampshire, instead he skipping ahead to places like virginia where he kicked off the first day on the campaign trail. >> i have no idea, but we are going to do that test and is called voting. reporter: he might save his thoughts on the 2020 rival for the ballot box but they are not afraid to blast him over his billionaire status. >> so on day

become nuclear, why it's become a 2020 fight as well, hi, everybody, this is bulls and bears i'm david asmannathan and kristina partsinevelos; liz peek, taylor swift has a bigger squad, 2020 hopeful elizabeth warren vocalizing her support for the pop singer's battle with former record label, swift has been cleared to perform older music at the american music awards, that's this sunday but warren has used the bad blood to slam all private equity firms, let's go straight to grady who has been all over the story for us, grady. >> hey, david, you took all my taylor swift song intros there. it was sold earlier this year the carlisle group, senator elizabeth warren apparently is with swift chiming in on this, taylor swift's work is being threatened by private-equity firm, they are costing jobs and crushing entire industries and says it's time to rein them in. alexandria ocasio-cortez chiming in as well, predatory practices actively hurt millions of americans, leverage buyouts have destroyed the lives of retail workers across the country scrapping 1 plus million jobs, in this case the private equit

let's bring in our own david asman on this one. what do you think? do you trust polls?this far from the election. if you follow the money, find out what is going on here? biden is fourth. biden is fourth in terms of money. liz warren, bernie sanders have 33, $34 million in the bank. buttigieg has 25 million. joe biden has only 8.9 million. if you follow the money, you figure out that he has got to be very careful how he spends it right now. i think he is spending less on iowa and hall ham than he is is on super tuesday. that is the beginning of beginning march with new hampshire. 40% of the delegates are chosen for the convention. he is starting super-pacs. he sad at one point he wasn't going to do it. he realize he has to do it to get money from corporate donors. he has to follow the money. he has to be careful about how he spends it. he is saving it for super tuesday is my thought. melissa: what do you have coming up on the show. >> a big guy in the administration, peter navarro. a good day to have him on. what is going on with china? we're getting one word from the u

melissa: bring in david asman. who better to ask about the walk around the facility. this relationship is fascinating to me. it is not like tim cook kowtows to the president at every turn. >> no. melissa: he still pushes back on a lot of things. but he is also helpful at times. i mean it is just, it is an interesting dynamic. what do you make of it? >> first of all, i love connell to death, i have to admit, melissa, i miss you terribly. that is exactly where my head was going as well. it is the most fascinating odd couple in america right now is tim cook and donald trump. you would think they would be totally polar opposite sides but they have come together on one side in particular and that is the future of business in america. the president wanted to bring all the business that left america because of high tax rates here, et cetera. he wanted to bring them back, lowering tax rates. by lowering regulations. tim cook, while on the other side of a lot of other issues, whether it is immigration or social issues, et cetera, on this issue he was in lockstep with the presi

good evening everybody i'm david asman and thank you for joining us. joining me on the panel tonight steve moore wolford rough jackie deangelis and carol ross. it's election day all over america with just a year until the 2020 presidential election and realclearpolitics showing joe biden and elizabeth warren still leading the democratic pack but warrants 52 trillion-dollar medicare for all health plan not to mention the other trillion dollar policy she has facing deepening skepticism from republicans and now democrats. even liberal media outlets are chiming in the "washington post" featuring an op-ed by larry summers of former treasury secretary under president clinton and tyler quote warns plan to finance medicare for all pushes into dangerous uncharted territory. in "the news york times" obama economic advisers steve bradner writing quote the worn way is the wrong way for big government plans with damaged rather than improve our economy so robert wolf what happens if she does become the democratic nominee? >> i just want to preempt to people like lar

now you say, who better to ask about a story like this that our own david asman. >> trying to think what melissa chiming in. she can't get away from stories like this. she does it all the time. i love her about it. you love her for that as well. these homeowners associations are, basically makes me kind of happy i'm living in an apartment building in manhattan. they're as close as you can get to the gestapo. they tell you what to do, if you don't like it you're out of there. the woman who put up decorations early, she is eight months pregnant. she doesn't want to go around nine months pregnant putting up christmas decorations. connell: what are you worried about spending time to worry about this? what have you come up this evening? >> couple fun things. rnc chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel, the rnc, the republicans are raising a lot of money on the impeachment scares the democrats started out. democrats thought they would make money on it, republicans raking it in. colin kaepernick wants to get back into the nfl as a free agent. mark cuban is saying good for him. what will our panel say? conne

i'm david asman. joining me on the panel today, christina partsinevelos, jonathan hoenig, liz peek and john burnett. president trump giving a speech at the economic club of new york, warning wall street and business leaders that all the economic growth and record stock market gains we have seen under his administration could all be lost. listen. >> i think the biggest risk is the election, i will be honest. i think the biggest risk because i actually believe some of these people mean what they say. our country is strong. our country is great. our economy is probably the best it's ever been and we want to keep it that way. david: we should note the dow turned slightly negative after his economic speech, but finished the day unchanged. liz, i want to talk about what he said. i also want to talk about how he was received. he was interrupted 20 times, 20 different times by applause in this speech in the heart of manhattan, where the elites supposedly don't like him much. >> yeah, i think actually the appl