my father we pray for healing or this quarter for prosperity york this corner point this corner. like this there are heart i thought we have it there right up up right at the. very end and leave good feet before genesis it wasn't a bad you know go up in the hood is pretty pretty messed up you do things you don't think you would do you know you still cars. being on the back we saw a crack you know it wasn't like a career it was just like you do it you do it so then i met johnny janice's mom and started dating and then she came out. changed when i held genesis. that's when it hit me like. i feel like total fools on the bus bomb. that i didn't do process. or. police cars on the side and even sit right here. but then they were built up was before. how did it work top of the world will. soon. come right home or only. do to get my name on it is not up to the murders are. ok so you realize the whole entire future is at stake here you get that right ok so here's what i'm going do i'm going to save you from all of this now you want to know harley how much is my freedom worse absolutely ye

bought that we pray for healing on this corner for prosperity york this corner point this corner of. ideas that are hard i thought we have it there right up up right at the. very end and leave good feet before genesis it wasn't. you know go up and it is pretty pretty messed up you do things you don't think you would do you know you still cars. being on the back he says so crack. you know it wasn't like a career it was just like you do it you do it so then i met jenny genesis mom and started dating and then she came out pregnant. that changed what i held genesis that's when it hit me like oh you know father. i feel like total fools on the boat swamp. that i did you do cross that. whole. piece just on the side and you can sit right here. but then they were built up once before. how did it were coming forward will. soon. come right. here do to get my name on. the murders are. ok so you realize your whole entire future is at stake here you get that right ok so here's what i'm going to do i'm going to save you from all of this now you want to know harley how much is my freedom worse absol

you cleaned up new york and it became safer more prosperous and cleaner. works. >> it the only issue david is why isn't the governor during this? this is really an issue for the people of boston and if they elected this bozo who wants to allow people to sleep anywhere on the streets and and so on there's a municipal problem and municipalities have to come together and figure out how to deal with it. >> you can compare what giuliani did to today. the population has grown dramatically. david: not really. >> robert you were here. was an amazing turnaround. what happened in the times square district. an extraordinary effort was done. before we had to break with you is coming up on evening at it tonight to elizabeth mcdonald what have you got coming? elizabeth: a tremendous outpouring of anger and rage. people are really outraged over this horrific story the homicidal mexican drug cartel slaughtering nine members of the mormon family south of the border. president trump now promises to help mexico wage war in the quote monsters is possible that he wants justice

house was to implement reforms that strengthen democracy, increase prosperity and root out corruption, but according to "the new york times," the memorandum of the call shows the two men praising each other's political acumen and predicting an era of warm relations. how might these discrepancies in these two separate phone calls from the white house play a roll in the impeachment inquiry? >> well, first of all, i would assume the national security counsel staff actually works on sundays, so -- >> we would like to think so. >> updated because it took place on the weekend, that is kind of a problem at the outset. but i think it will raise more questions about the accuracy of information. and probably more fights, whether they're in court or just in the court of public opinion, over the accuracy of statements that are made by the white house and the accuracy of records that have been kept by the white house. because certainly, it does not seem like the readout of the call that we all received in the media lines up with reality, and it will be interesting to see, remember, it's documents like this, that are provided to

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prosperity, tim phillips. that is ahead on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: from new york, this is "balance of power" onberg television and radio. i'm david westin. or bloomberg first word news, we go to mark crumpton. mark: marie yet a lot of it believes that the trump administration's policy has thrown american foreign-policy into disarray. at the second hearing today, your ivanovic ascribed her feelings after you learning about president trump grommets ms. zelensky regarding her performance as the u.s. envoy to ukraine. devastated upon, that the president of the united states would talk about any ambassador like that to a , and ithead of state was me. i could not believe it. she is going to do that go through some things. it did not sound good. it sounded like a threat. mark: when told that the president had tweeted more critical remarks about her as she delivered her testimony, she said it is "very intimidating." in southern california, investigators are trying to uncover a motive for a 16-year-old who opened fire yesterday. the suspect took just 16 seconds to pull out the 45 caliber handgun, shoot

prosperity will not succeed. in hong kong, i'm yvonne man, bloomberg. romaine: for more analysis, we are joined here in new yorkmberg editor-in-chief emeritus. thank you for joining us. this was a pretty astonishing switch in terms of the party makeup. if this were anywhere else than hong kong, you would say this is a mandate, and changes are coming. how do you jive this switch with the idea that you still have a leadership and beijing that may not necessarily go along with it? matt: absolutely true, except probably a month ago, i would have said that there are no winners in this. if you look at what happened over the weekend, the protests were peaceful to nonexistent, the elections were peaceful, the outcome was decisive, as was just reported. business as-- it is usual in hong kong today, which is pretty encouraging. avoidedd argue that we what was the worst case scenario, which was more bloodshed, and both sides at a standstill. instead, today, there's sort of an outbreak of peace. where that leads, we don't know, but i would say that is really the biggest surprise, that you had this referendum, as you say, o

president ripped governor cuomo and new york city saying that the city has started to deteriorate and that great leaders would work with the u.s. president to help both prosper>> bret: more on this with the panel live on the north lawn. the democratic field is shrinking once again with another candidate announcing the end of his campaign. correspondent peter doocy has details on the failed financial run for betto o'rourke. >> peter: his proposal was for a mandatory buyback of assault weapons. >> peter: o'rourke came up short last year in a challenge to attacks senator ted cruz and president trump heard about his dropping out. tweeting. >> peter: now, bret, he is out of it. >> bret: one less candidate there. elizabeth warren very much in it, a presidential candidate known for detailed plans but the specifics of this medicare-for-all plan lacking until today. the costs under her proposal jushd ust $52 trillion over the next 10 years -- >> the costs under her proposal just under $52 trillion, over the next 10 years, 52 with a t, the campaign says it be paid for by tax increases as well as federal and state spending on medicare and medicaid. what about the math

york times, among christians miss white is divisive figure. or associate with the believe that god wants followers to find wealth and health, prosperity gospel is and considered heretical by many. you have been a faith leader for a long time. what do you make of that critique of you? >> i have been in ministry 35 years and i have heard just about everything said. i do not believe in what you would say like you give to get and that is what they tried to label me. i believe in god's son jesus christ which i've had to defend the trinity of all things that god the father, god the son and god the holy spirit. most of this is a political ploy to hurt our president, to hurt the great faith agenda that he continues to advance. anyone who have or listen to my message knows very well that i believe in very solid biblical beliefs. this is not anything new. shannon: your partnership goes into a new phase and we will watch the faith efforts in 2020 as well. paula white cane, thank you. time for the midnight hero, this dramatic rescue happened after the raiders alliance game at the bay area rapid transit station in oakland. a man falling from the platform as

york pole. >> we do this every show, richard appear at the battleground states show -- >> i'm talking fox news poll, matt. 49%. >> a agree with you, has to be. >> laura: your answer to peace and prosperity is impeachment and socialism. if you put that to women voters across the country, they are coming for your schools, they were coming for parental choices and they are coming for your wallet. if i make the case to women voters, that's what i'm making morning, noon and night. gentlemen, thank you so much and coming up the democrats are, welp babar and tom pinto with breaking news. that is just happening. lawyers for the whistle-blower, his old tweet, sean hinted at that, revealing real motives. we will find out coming up. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> it's is all a hoax. it is a scam. you know who helps them? these people back here, the media. that is the whistle-blower. you know the whistle-blower that said trump said this hand trump

york times." he says among christians, miss white is a divisive figure. her association with the belief that god wants followers to find wealth and health commonly called prosperityox in the faith and considered heretical by many. you've been a faith leader for a long time. what do you make of that critique of you? >> i've been in ministry 35 years and i've heard just about everything said. first off, i do not believe that in what you would say -- you give to get and that's what they try to label it as, prosperity. i believe -- i've had to defend the trinity of all things that got the father, god the son, god the holy spirit. i think most of this is a political ploy to hurt our president, to hurt the great faith agenda that he continues to advance. anyone that's ever listened to my message knows very well that i believe in very solid biblical beliefs. so this is not anything new. >> shannon: it you all now continue your partnership, it goes into a new phase and we will watch, we know they're going to be key moving into 2020. thank you. >> thank you so much, shannon. >> shannon: time for tonight's midnight hero. this dramatic rescue happened after the raiders and

right now, we are in a period of amazing prosperity for the american people and criticisms like you see in the new yorke're always reacting. i always say that people that are reacting are not acting and usually means you're on a losing side of an argument. so in 2015, 2016, we were all reacting to president trump and look what happened. now it seems like we're all reacting to not -- i guess you might call them socialist plans. you might say medicare for all, you talk about wealth tax, unfriendly to corporate environment. when do you think we're going to switch and pivot into putting forward a pro message so they're going to be reacting rather than us? >> i think, lee, in some instances they are -- these programs are a reaction. i think one of the reasons that there's such hatred of donald trump is because he is proving with great economic results, with support from the american people, with incomes increasing, he's proving that everything the left tried to feed the american people during the obama administration was a lie. we had terrible economic growth during the obama years. the biggest problem was

prosperity. much media is celebrating impeachment. that is pathetic. get at it. market watcher dr barton graces our presence sitting next to me in new york.d highs from right now. where to? >> data is pretty clear on this, if we go back to 1950, look what happened every time the market hit a new high, 75% of the time we're up a year later on average 10 years. three years later. 87% of the time the market is higher than it was when we hit all-time highs. in general what that tells us, when markets get a head of steam, they continue to go on. traditionally, that is what we've seen. i think we have some other things that are in place to keep us going right now. stuart: looking historically there is plenty of room to keep going up, based on historical evidence? >> it is. stuart: other factors which will tell us to keep going up, tell me? >> yes. you hit a couple of them in my take. earnings continue to surprise. the ones that we keep looking at, big tech, big banks have done really well, helped buoy things up. we're also coming into the strong period of the market. november and december are a couple of the best months out of the year. and the

prosperity. factories and businesses will always find a home. it's up to us to decide whether that home will be in a foreign country or right here, in our country. joining us now from new yorkmira hussain. she has been listening to that talk. 0bviously she has been listening to that talk. obviously the president is keen to tout his economic credentials, especially as he goes into the 2020 election, but how much credit can he take? that is exactly right, he is certainly looking at the economy is something he can really use as he goes into the 2020 presidential elections, and he did certainly want to ta ke elections, and he did certainly want to take a lot of credit for the way the us economy has been going lately, talking about the gains that you've seen on us financial markets, calling them the biggest gains he'd ever seen. he's talked about the unemployment rate and how low it is, and infact unemployment rate and how low it is, and in fact he is really talking a lot about the job gains you've seen. certainly, you can say, look, there have been a lot ofjob gains made during the trump administration, but they will always be debate about how much of that has to do specificall

york. the journal, james freeman is with us right now. the present will move heaven and earth to keep prosperity rolling into the next election, will he not>> he has to know that the key to his reelection. he has to get reelected through the trade strategy he's pursuing with china. growth is number one and you see that his edge in all the polls. stuart: therefore, we don't know what he will say but i'm speculating he will say something positive on trade, trade with europe with cause, trade with china phase one. that's my speculation. >> it would be great moves and move the markets. if he said we will not add tariffs on autos coming from europe and china. china short of a deal saying we're going to get intellectual property protection and all you financial ceos can go to china and do business there without having to take on a local partner, without having to take on joint venture and in return i'm going to lower the tariffs are put in place since being inaugurated. stuart: i have a feeling that he is going to be lethal. i don't know whether he will or not but i think you will taunt the audience. here we have the all-powerful new york econo

york and california, i sense a shift in public opinion. all that noise in washington is being drowned out by prosperity. in a full employment economy r, driving wh real cheap gas and spending our rising incomes. doesn't that make for a little more civility? besides, the democrats now have to defend a party that hates billionaires but which may be led by a multi-billionaire and if that's not mike bloomberg it will be a socialist spouting economic nonsense. have fun defending that. trump supporters will have a field day. isn't this fun? instead of playing defense at the thanksgiving table this year, trump supporters can be quietly smug. the tide has turned. trump haters are fading, they are tired, they are fatigued. we will let them be horrified. very quietly. the third hour of "varney & company" continues. stuart: i hope you heard that little thanksgiving rant. >>> let's talk money, shall we? the markets are at new highs. more new highs. by the way, quick point. if the dow closes at a record this afternoon, it will be the 100th record high during the trump presidency for the dow industrials. 100 highs du

prosperity message to the rest of the country, what will we the people, make of it all? the second hour of "varney & company" continues. ♪ stuart: later this hour the president speaks live in new yorkans day parade. the first time a commander-in-chief spoke at the event in new york. we'll take his comments live. you will hear what he has to say. check out the big board. we've come back a little bit. half hour into the trading session. off the lows of the morning. we're down 1/3 of 1%. probably the stock of the day is alibaba. they have a big singles day event in china overnight. latest account they brought in $32 billion, probably north boeing to $35 billion in one 24 hour period. that is pretty good. let's get back to my editorial. look who is here, the critic himself, lawrence jones. >> i'm the critic? stuart: yes, you are the critic. you sat there listening to me rant there, you didn't like it at all. what is wrong? >> i need a little more energy. you were spot on. you were spot on. look, i've been saying this a lot, traveling across the country in the democrat states, republican states i think there is this thing with the democrats, they don't get how elections are won. they do