"outnumbered overtime" for dagen mcdowell who is in prayer is faulkner stoltz right now. u, fox news alert, the battle lines drawn as we are 24 hours away from the formal start of the president impeachment trial. this is "america's news hq" " 's teacher need to come i'm dagen mcdowell into harris faulkner calling the new charges flimsy and a perversion of the constitution. sing the president did "nothing wrong. and that house democrats have not met the constitutional standard for impeachment. >> you have a lot of evidence, disputed evidence. you can go both ways. the vote was to impeach on abuse of power, which is not within the constitutional criteria for impeachment. an obstruction of congress. >> dagen: the democrats lead impeachment manager, adam schiff, calling that position

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cheryl: dagen mcdowell, good morning. dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, january 20th, the day we honor martin luther king, junior. markets are closed but we are open for business. here are your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. the impeachment trial begins tomorrow but president trump's legal team set to file its first brief today. maria sat down excuse i'vel ex y with robert wray, what he had to say about the defense strategy, straight ahead. take a look at the action right now, we have a 28 point loss on the dow futures, slight losses across the board, after stocks posted strong gains last week and baron's writing over the weekend the dow hitting 30,000 could be just around the corner, five years you head of schedule -- ahead of schedule. super bowl liv set, the chiefs taking on the 49ers in miami after two action packed games yesterday. we have highlights plus the moments that are going viral. a hard exit, prince harry breaks his silence after buckingham palace announces that he and his wife meghan markle will withdraw from royal duties. h

"outnumbered overtime" for dagen mcdowell who is in prayer is faulkner stoltz right now. dagen >> dagen: thank you, fox news alert, the battle lines drawn as we are 24 hours away from the formal start of the president impeachment trial. this is "america's news hq" " 's teacher need to come i'm dagen mcdowell into harris faulkner calling the new charges flimsy and a perversion of the constitution. sing the president did "nothing wrong. and that house democrats have not met the constitutional standard for impeachment. >> you have a lot of evidence, disputed evidence. you can go both ways. the vote was to impeach on abuse of power, which is not within the constitutional criteria for impeachment. an obstruction of congress. >> dagen: the democrats lead impeachment manager, adam schiff, calling that position absurdist. >> if the facts are so dead set against you, you have to go so far out of the mainstream to find someone to make that argument. you had to leave the realm of constitutional law scholars to go to defense lawyers. >> dagen: kevin corke live at the white house with

. ♪ ♪ maria: joining the conversation here in miami, fox business dagen mcdowell and the brewer investmentker and former nfl star jack brewer, great to see you this morning. dagen: is it too early to yell. [laughter] maria: do it. >> i'm so excited. dagen: i can't wait -- we will talk about your interview with roger goodell, exclusive interview. maria match it's going to be great because we talk real business, this is huge business the super bowl, let's face it, we've got advertising money, money coming from silicon valley, bloomberg has ad, $9,000 a ticket, $7,000 a ticket, you have an advertising one minute, $11 million for minute, 5 and a half million dollar for 30 second commercial. >> a dog costs 50. dagen: speaks to the overall economy, a lot of people flying to town, you can see them flying around town, restaurants and clubs, they are just here for the party. they are just here to enjoy and partake on the merrymen. maria: chick city, international city, all of that, we will get into the business of the super bowl today and the top stories we were watching this morning, coronavirus,

cheryl: our own dagen mcdowell says the dunkin' donuts plant based breakfast item is fabulous.had them, right on set. cheryl: she's a tough considerateic. lauren: i thought it was pretty good. we want to turn your attention to a live look at this, the international space station where spacex cargo capsule has just undocked. cheryl: the spacex dragon head on a five hour journey. it's going to come back to earth after a 30 day stay at the space station. it will splash down into if the pacific ocean, southeast of california. lauren: let's take a look at futures right now. it seems calm has returned to the global markets, at least temporarily. in the u.s., dow up 46 points, s&p up about 6, nasdaq gaining 32 this morning. still ahead, iran making new threats against the u.s. after the killing of general qasem soleimani. what does that mean for our troops in the middle east? and businesses going to some extremes to keep away loiterers. how one mcdonald's is being blasted by neighbors for its lateest strategy. -- latest strategy. keep it here on "fbn: a.m." ♪ they've got the beat. ♪ t

cheryl: dagen mcdowell, good morning. dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo.ther king, junior. markets are closed but we are open for business. here are your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. the impeachment trial begins tomorrow but president trump's legal team set to file its first brief today. maria sat down excuse i'vel ex y with robert wray, what he had to say about the defense strategy, straight ahead. take a look at the action right now, we have a 28 point loss on the

dagen: i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo.ay to the super bowl, we've got breaking news on this u.s. economy waiting on the first reading on gdp growth in the fourth quarter, about the expectation for growth of 2.1%, same as in third quarter, we will bring you that number as soon as it hits, meantime take a look at how futures are trading, so far this morning, we are exactly an hour away from opening bell we've losses across the board because of the concern about the spread of that coronavirus. >> 2.1% growth, right on the money, right on nose deirdre bolton has more on this report gdp growth. >> that is exactly right, dagen 2.1% matching third quarter and exactly what economists expected although i do want to say, in reading he around there was really a very big range, because there were a lot more volatile elements than before economists it willing me, including price of oil i thought as low as 1.8% as high as 2.1 we can be optimistic in the sense that it is coming in very much, at it a higher end of the range, a few things

fox business', dagen mcdowell, and senior writer john hilsenrath. re. dagen: we were arguing about plant-based food. >> plant based food, the hooters, all right. >> i want to get back to the conversation we were having about iraq and the american presence in iraq. we were talking about the discussion about whether the u.s. is going to be asked to leave and you were saying we've been there for so long. but is it in america's interest and is it in the middle east's interest to have a u.s. presence pulled back when the last time we pulled back it gave root to isis. if we pull back now, it could end up being a victory for iran. >> the thing about it is isis is, thank god, in much, much, worse shape if not completely owobliterated. >> only because we wept bac wek in. how long will we stay in will we stay forever? will this be an indefinite war, an indefinite presence in iraq. 17 years since the invasion of iraq, i know because i was there, soldiers that are there want to know they're doing a good job, that they're there for a reason and i think that it co

here today, fox business anchor dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor lisa boothe, fox news contributor jessica tarlov and in the first time seed in the center of the couch, our guest jose aristimuno, now we've got him for an hour, former deputy press secretary for the dnc and founder of now strategies. busy time, welcome. >> jose: happy to be here. >> harris: good to see you. let's start with the president for just a moment, notice the timing of all of this. we know every day at 1:00 p.m. eastern these hearings kick off come of the senate impeachment trial caps off. the president about to make history talking at the women's march, the pro-life march about the same time, within an hour of that. the politics, the gymnastics politically democrats have to do to get the attention back. >> there's no question that the president will do anything and anything he can. you know, there is no question that it's a lot of what happened in the house now happening in the senate, the american people perhaps -- >> harris: do you think it's too repetitive? >> jose: it is repetitive but it's meant to be r

dagen mcdowell, executive director of the serve america pac and fox news contributor, marie harf. in the center seat today, senior editor of "the federalist," christopher bedford. he is outnumbered. chris, before i get your reaction, i want to play for you, we heard republicans calling for hunter biden but now there's at least one democrat on board. listen. >>> is hunter biden irrelevant witness, senator? >> i think so. i really do. i don't have a problem there because this is why we are where we are. now, i think that he can clear himself. what i know on what i've heard, but being afraid to put anybody that might have pertinent information is wrong to matter if you are democrat or republican. >> melissa: chris, i'm starting to feel like this witnessing is a game of chicken. both sides, i think it could be out of control for both of them. maybe the democrats' best position is to have it not happened and then they can say we were denied witnesses. >> i think you're right. it's a win-win for democrats too do that. if they can scream and yell and the republicans say we are not going

live from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, joining the conversation fox business dagen mcdowell the wall street journal wealth management reporter host of the podcast secrets of wealthy women, verÓnica dager is here, great to see you ladies. dagen: hello, maria bartiromo. >> good to see you. maria: we want to get right to headlines, we have breaking news, this morning we know 26 people are dead from the highly, contagious corona virus, cheryl casone with the breaking news. cheryl: we have been following the news all night here, beijing increasing lockdowns in central china, impacting more than 20 million people, overwhelmed hospitals pleading for supplies are forced to turn away residents that are displaying symptoms, movie themers in china have been closed, the largest blockbuster weekend, shanghai disneyland also has been shut down for the crisis, 7 countries have now confirmed cases of this virus, middle school in virginia by the way has canceled plan cultural exchange of chinese students from the same chinese province where the virus negotiated. well, buyer, discussing 10 bi

. ♪ maria: sun is rising in california, fox business dagen mcdowell, pwc partner mitch roschelle, goodorning. dagen: good morning. maria: the day has arrived. the top story phase 1 china trade deal expected to be signed today in washington, they're having a big signing ceremony in washington, edward lawrence joining us right now, good morning to you. >> good morning, maria, no one publicly read what's in the deal yet, treasury secretary says that structural changes in china and we have video of the chinese vice premier meeting with u.s. trade representative lighthizer right now, only video, american video of the meeting. treasure secretary steven mnuchin joined for dinner, this deal pauses tariffs going forward but still $250 billion in chinese import under 25% tariff and another 120 billion under 7 and a half percent until phase 2. >> he will consider releasing tariffs as part of phase 2. so there's, nothing to do with the election or anything else. no secret agreements. >> chinese trade delegation told american businesses in series of meetings yesterday that they will follow through

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's tuesday, january 21 21st.speaking in davos, switzerland last hour, highlighting the strength of the american economy. trade deals, regulation, deregulation, getting out of the way, meantime, the impeachment trial officially gets underway on capitol hill at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. this coming after back and forth arguments from both sides of the aisle. the pneumonia-like virus spreading rapidly in china. the number of confirmed cases tripling. what you need to know as it reaches major cities in china. investors on edge because of that corona virus in china. we have losses across the board. again, investors, they bet on what they can quantify, possible economic impact, people are thinking about the saars virus, what that did to the asian economy. we have a 45 point loss on the dow futures. markets were closed yesterday as we honored dr. martin luther king, junior on the annual l holiday. in europe there are declines across the board as well, a loss of 1% on the ftse 100 in england. asia overnight, the shanghai c

maria: meanwhile main senator susan collins says that he supports having bolton, fox business dagen mcdowelle new york post editorial board member kelly is here and forbes media chairman, former republican presidential candidate steve forbes here as well, great to see everybody here this morning. what do you think of mitt romney. >> still looking in the mirror, he still wants to come back like a former secretary of state from new york, hillary clinton, but so he's always looking for an opening and i think his colleagues in the senate know that. one can understand susan, very tough reelect coming up, only republican who could hold the seat in main, romney, he's doing it for different reasons, he's maneuvering maybe, maybe lighting will strike. maria: get him in place to take over. dagen: you would agree that this bolton book and the leaks to the new york times, it raises the question of somebody needs to hear from him and the wall street journal editorial page has a solution to all of this. hay write today the editorial the john bolton report, there's not really any real bombshell to this, al

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, january 13th. iran, now turning violent. reports now say iranian police are shooting ammunition and tear gas into crowds on the street. iran denying the claims. a live report from the middle east ahead. we kick off a busy week on wall street. investors waiting for the start of earnings season and the signing of the phase one trade deal with china. futures are looking to the plus side to start the week higher. 53 point gain on the dow futures, this after stocks closed to the downside on friday. the dow did cross 29,000 before reversing course for the week. all three major market gauges were higher, the nasdaq the standout, gaining 1 and three quarter percent. in europe, markets are hovering near the flat line. we are slight gain on the ftse 100 in england. little bit of red in france and germany. and the u.k. unexpectedly shrinking the u.k. economy ahead of the key general election. in asia overnight, markets mostly higher, the nikkei in japan closed for a l holiday. house speaker nancy pelosi expec

. ♪ ♪ maria: fox business dagen mcdowell and james freeman, great to see everybody this morning. >> greatbe here. china needed a deal. maria: market keeps going up and up in the u.s., record-breaking stories once again, the market breaking through unchartered territory once again yesterday, the dow the s&p 500 ending trade ing day, up 1% yesterday, 29,297 the close on the dow. economists are blaming big slowdown on trade pressure and tariffs, what do you say, john? >> there you go, this is as expected, china was much more vulnerable to imposition of trade war and u.s. economy, china has a very strong incentive as ambitious as it might be. dagen: one thing i will point out that we have a record in the stock market here in the united states, in the meantime the democrats are trying to remove president trump from office, we will get to that in a second but there are good numbers coming out of china, the index jump today highest level since 2015, this is probably a better leading indicater than economic growth, the wall street journal writes also about this, the price of copper is up more tha

we've got another big show this morning, joining the conversation from new york, fox business dagen mcdowellmes freeman, good morning. dagen: good morning, maria bartiromo, i cannot wait to talk about impeachment trial, the beginning is clear. per morning, maria. good to see you going with the 80's sound track, i think we are off to a good start. [laughter] maria: very good, james, i want to talk about that impeachment, though, you're right, dagen, i don't know if we learned anything yesterday but the vitriol is just at incredible level in washington as we watch the president try to focus on the economy, our top story this hour is communicating safety in the world, major concern, cybersecurity threats now front and center, joining me right now the head of the number 1 cybersecurity company in the world, protecting billions every day, chuck robins is here, chuck, good to have you. >> god to be here. maria: assess the situation in terms of cyber threat today? >> we have obviously over the last decades connected more and more devices, more people, more countries around the world and there's gre

joining me to break it down, fox news contributor lawrence joans, fox business' dagen mcdowell, and pwceverybody. >> happy new year. maria: lots to talk about, 2020, election year, here we come. dagen: i know. well, what happened with soleimani, but then also impeachment. where are the articles of impeachment, nancy pelosi, i raise that question. maria: what about that? i mean, the senate rules, the impeachment rules say that a senate trial will begin when they get the impeachment articles. however, lindsey gram on my show -- lindsey graham said on my show yesterday he wants to change the rules. he broke news on this. he said if they don't get the articles this week, they'll give it a couple days but if they don't get it they'll change the rules that say if there's a majority rule in the house that calls for impeachment then it is deemed that the articles are in a senate, we begin a trial and my guess is he files a motion to dismiss. >> it's going to hurt them with the election right now. trump in the polling is gaining ground over this because people are disgusted. whether you like the

fox business' dagen mcdowell and pwc partner mitch roschelle.g. maria: so many stories to talk about this morning. travelers are on high alert as the deadly coronavirus spreads across the globe. 81 people are dead, five confirmed cases now in the united states. grady drum bell trumbell is livn illinois where one of the patients is being treated. >> reporter: the woman in her 60s is being treated in isolation for the coronavirus. we're told she is in good condition after contracting the virus after traveling to china. this comes as officials china are trying to contain the rapidly spreading virus. as you noted at the top of the show, there are now 3,000 or nearly 3,000 confirmed cases, the majority of those in or around wuhan, china. that number expected to continue to climb. the death toll rising overnight to 81 as the head of the world health organization is traveling to beijing to help in those containment efforts. we mentioned those five confirmed cases in the united states. two of those are in california, and one in arizona, those were all c

here today is harris faulkner, fox business anchor dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor jessica tarlov and in the center seat today, you know him from "america's newsroom, the new anchor of "bill hemmer reports, making his big debut monday at 3:00 p.m., bill hemmer. congratulations on the new show. >> bill: we used to do this where we all came together. >> melissa: i don't want to lean too far forward here. we will get more of his show at the end but let's go to white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. >> bill will soon be giving himself a one-handed high five. the president hosting the lsu tigers, the national college football championship team in the east room here at the white house and the last hour celebrating their victory but at the same time also couldn't help but bringing impeachment into the mix, listen here. >> come to the oval office, we will take pictures behind the resolute desk, it's been there a lot of time. some good, not so good but you've got a good one now even though they are trying to impeach the sun abov son of a [. can you believe that? speak of

. ♪ maria: sun is rising in california, fox business dagen mcdowell, pwc partner mitch roschelle, goodeal expected to be signed today in washington, they're having a big signing ceremony in washington, edward lawrence joining us right now, good morning to you. >> good morning, maria, no one publicly read what's in the deal yet, treasury secretary

. >> harris: this is "outnumbered," i'm here is faulkner, melissa francis, dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, and in the center seat, ready to go, fox & friends hose, brian kilmeade, he wrote another best seller, "the texas victory that changed american history" in stores right now, go get your copy. before that, were going to go to capitol hill. chad? >> well, the big questions here on capitol hill today here are the wind, the who, and the how. when does the house speaker send the articles of impeachment to the senate, who will be the impeachment managers, and how will the senate conduct the trial? just in the past 15 minutes or so nancy pelosi has said that they will have that vote to send the articles of impeachment to the senate tomorrow. i also spoke with the house majority leader steny hoyer who said he did not know the timing on when they would do this, he did indicate that it would be tomorrow afternoon. he also said we might find out who the impeachment managers are before the house votes, he said that the latest that they would actually have the procession where they

here today, gillian turner, dagen mcdowell, executive director of the serve america pack marie harf and in the center seat, former cia station chief dan hoffman. he served in moscow, iraq, and pakistan and is of fox news contributor. welcome. up first, let's go to chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. >> good afternoon. in response to that tuesday missile attack against u.s. occupied bases, the secretary of state mike pompeo and secretary of treasury steven mnuchin announcing tough new sanctions aimed at many steel and aluminum producers as well as targeting eight members of the iranian regime. the goal is to deny aroun iran e resources to carry out maligned activities around the middle east. yesterday morning and the roosevelt room the president suggested that soleimani wanted to "blow up our embassy." that was described initially as our referral back to the protests in the attack against the embassy back on new year's eve but since then a number of administration officials have come out to say, yes indeed, there was a threat against our embassy. that question

live from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, joining the conversation fox business dagen mcdowellsecrets of wealthy women, verÓnica dager is here, great to see you ladies. dagen: hello, maria bartiromo. >> good to see you. maria: we want to get right to headlines, we have breaking news, this morning we know 26 people are dead from the highly, contagious corona virus, cheryl casone with the breaking news. cheryl: we have been following the news all night here, beijing increasing lockdowns in central

. ♪ ♪ maria: all right, big show, joining the conversation from new york, fox business dagen mcdowellmaria: we have a lot to talk about this morning, it's going to be a busy week, our top story is phase 1 china trade deal, representatives arrived for tomorrow's signing of phase 1 trade deal, addresses issues like ip theft, intellectual theft has been going on decades, agricultural exports and currency devaluation, here at san francisco in

here today, melissa francis, dagen mcdowell, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall. in the center seat, former acting attorney general matt whitaker is with us. we will have full reaction from everyone around me but first let's go to congressional correspondent live on capitol hill. this is a huge moment. >> that's right. this is the debate about the argument, the framework that this is going to be a proposal put forth by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to try to wrap up these arguments in 12 hour batches over the next four days. something adam schiff, lead manager and chair of the intelligence committee, does not want not want. >> there is a wealth of evidence to present here. and we should have the opportunity to present the case as the house chooses to present its case, not to go late into the evening when senator mcconnell helps the public may not be watching. >> article one, section three of the constitution gives the senate the power to trial impeachments. arguing he is a material witness to the case, they say it's his obligation to disclose to chief ju

. ♪ ♪ maria: fox business dagen mcdowell and james freeman, great to see everybody this morning. >> greataking stories once again, the market breaking through unchartered territory once again yesterday, the dow the s&p 500 ending trade ing day, up 1

. >> dana: look ahead a little bit if you could, dagen mcdowell done that, tomorrow for the president'sal defense team still having time of the clock so they might not use all of their 24 hours, but they'll continue this tomorrow. speed through their audience, the defense team's audience, it's the american people and particularly the senators, it's also president trump. can we expect a little more is as another performance, like sekulow or pat cipollone? they are present in facts, but a little more passion defense. >> greg: hoping to hear a little more from alan dershowitz. thought that was today, but apparently not. hope they continue to frame the story that when trump asked to investigate in corruption, that's actually election interference but that's the way they will present the story. problem is bolted and has just backed it up trump has always been concerned about the ukraine meddling in 2016, so that blows that to shreds. although we don't know because we haven't seen the book yet. >> dana: you have all this other breaking news happening, additional cases around the world, not ju

joining the conversation, fox news contributor lawrence jones with us this morning, fox business' dagen mcdowellppy new year. maria: happy you new year to you. we've got so much to talk about in terms of the reaction. mideast tensions are hitting politics. house speaker 23457b tha nancy y

. ♪ ♪ big show this morning james freeman with us this morning, fox business dagen mcdowell, former presidential tensions appear to be the middle east, the iranian missiles fired at u.s. troops

james freeman, dagen mcdowell. dagen.sized over and over again this is not just about him, this is about japan, this is about how the judicial system works or rather does not work, that there is no due process in that country and i think that that is -- that will be not just his own exoneration but that will be the lasting legacy even with this incredible escape, if you will, but the lasting legacy of this saga, which, again, is not over, will be shining a light on japan. maria: which is why i want to check fdi, foreign direct investment into japan, to see if businesses are actually pulling back and not going into japan as a result of this, steve forbes. >> no one realized until now, and he didn't, he made it very clear, he was there 17 years as ceo of nissan, hero, saving a company that was about to go bust and he didn't realize they had miss medieval system where there's no due process, you are charged, you are prosecuted and the way he said six-tenths of one percent, the way the is testimony works, it's a miracle they

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joining me to break it down, john lonski, dagen mcdowell and iraq war veteran rob smith.reat to have everybody this morning. >> great to be here. >> thank you. maria: got a lot to talk about this morning. our top story this hour, the iran plane crash. iran reportedly inviting boeing to help investigate this week's deadly ukrainian crash that killed 176 people on board. iran is denying shooting down the jet after the u.s. said intelligence supports the he scenario that they did shoot it down. victims were from canada and justin trudeau weighed in on the investigation yesterday. >> this may well have been unintentional. this new information reinforces the need for a thorough investigation into this matter. >>.canadians have questions and they deserve answers. maria: joining us now, former cia officer, fred flights. good to see you this morning. thanks so much for being here. >> good morning. maria: what do you think happened here? >> well, maria, it's a terrible tragedy and i think it simply is a sign that when you use terrorism as part of state craft, terrible things are g

joining us this morning, dagen mcdowell and john lonski. great hour so far. lot going on today. hed the surface yet. we're trying here. i'm curious to see mcdonald's stock, do we have premarket tradeing to see how it's reacting. it's performed so well so far this year. we're not even into february. it's up 1.7% premarket. going into this earnings report, it was up 6.5%. it's really outperformed the market so far this year, better than expected top line, bottom line. maria: i think we could all attest to the fact that the chicken sandwich is good. we had the new chicken sandwich this morning on set. the chicken wars continue. mcdonald's really doubling down on the chicken sandwich for breakfast. >> nothing like product innovation to go ahead and spur sales and keep those profit margins where you want them. so you have to give them a lot of credit on that front. mcdonald's is maybe to fast food what apple is to devices. maria: its earnings this morning, the coronavirus, it's the impeachment trial and we've got big interviews coming up, the ceo of boeing coming up. joining us in abo

interview with president trump coming up, but let me get to new york and introduce fox business' dagen mcdowelld founders and ceo omeed malok, great to see you this belonger. -- good morning. >> good morning. dagen: great to see you, maria. maria: to matter what happens in washington i will have my policies and american people get me out of this, what's your take? >> the american people don't need to be told by proimpeachment media that their economy is great, wages are going up faster than rich folks, that the inequality gap in terms of income is closing, unemployment at 50-year low, you have the poverty rate for latinos and black americans at the lowest level on record, business formation particularly among those groups is skyrocketing, but, again, people know this because they feel it, there's safety and security in terms of someone's personal financial situation and i just want to point out the president speaks his mind, that's why people voted for him because he's not reading off a script most of the time, these are his own words, he's speaking from his head and his heart but you had pat a

. ♪ ♪ maria: all right, big show, joining the conversation from new york, fox business dagen mcdowell fox news contributor liz peek, great to see you, ladies, good morning. >> good morning. [laughter] maria: we have a lot to talk about this morning, it's going to be a busy week, our top story is phase 1 china trade deal, representatives arrived for tomorrow's signing of phase 1 trade deal, addresses issues like ip theft, intellectual theft has been going on decades, agricultural exports and currency devaluation, here at san francisco in jpmorgan conference and asked him about how he see businesses moving forward. what are you expecting on impact on growth and do you think there's going to be a different standard on jpmorgan than other banks? you're not. >> a come of things there. when we get done after that, i don't know, i do think there's a little bit of decoupling between china's economic system and ours, china will continue to grow, i think they want jpmorgan to be there to set transparency and rules and if chinese, if they want to eliminate corruption, they need very good financi

i will join charles payne, liz claman, dagen mcdowell. out this clip from our last socialism versus capitalism town hall in maine. roll it. >> don't know why you're laughing, sunshine, but i'm telling you, when i was in england in the 1970s, the coal industry, steel industry, rail industry, gas industry, road transportation, what else have we got here? oh, electricity, health care, all of that and the airlines, owned and run by the government. and they ran it into the ground. that was english socialism. it failed miserably. >> i am a refugee from english socialism, i will have you remember. that's why i was ranting there. catch it later at 2:00 this afternoon. more of the same. >>> president trump is on his way back to america. later this month he holds a rally in new jersey. that's a state that's voted democrat for decades, it seems. does he have a hope of turning a deep blue state a tiny bit red? tough question but i will ask it to campaign manager brad parscale and also speak with texas governor greg abbott. how about that. is he worri

. >> joining me right now ceo anthony, here this morning onset campusreform.org and dagen mcdowell, kevin oleary. let's get your reaction this morning to the showdown with iran and what you perceive as iran's goal here. >> hi, maria, good morning to the team there, you know, what has happened is we essentially took, if you think of thises is a chess match, we took the queen of iran off the board, soleimani was moving in southwest asia, middle east, leveraging terror attack, attacking israel and attacking u.s. interest and we killed that man and this is a man that, you know, killed some of my soldiers with penetrators, the roadside bomb that is he created and employed to kill over 600 of our soldiers, i'm glad he's dead and he needs to be gone and, you know, when we took the queen off the board they moved upon and if you think about it, maria, this is a country that was able to shoot down two moving drones, was able to precisely target the saudi oil field and destroy that and they can't hit a stationary airfield in barracks and i think this was intentional miss, take the queen off the ches

joining me to break it down, dagen mcdowell, former republican presidential candidate, steve forbes.be with you. thank you. maria: and we've got the phase one china deal in the books, that's our top story. it was signed yesterday. president trump and chinese vice premier liu he signed the agreemenat thewhite house. the deal opens up chinese markets to foreign companies, include protections for ip theft and trade secrets. it also keeps u.s. tariffs on chinese goods in place, although some of those tariffs were lowered. the president praised the deal yesterday and spoke about the next phase of a deal. >> this is the biggest deal anybody's ever seen and it can lead to being a deal that's unprecedented. because china has 1.5 billion people and ultimately in phase two we're going to be opening up china to all of your companies. maria: joining us right now is u.s. ambassador to china, former iowa governor, terry brandstad. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, maria. great to be with you. this was a very historic occasion yesterday. maria: what do you think is the most important take-awa

here today is harris faulkner, fox business anchor dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor jessica tarloveat today, you know him from "america's newsroom, the new anchor of "bill hemmer reports, making his