todd: that is incorrect. have cleared that up, aoc versus ironing. >> this metaphor of a bootstrap started as a joke because it is a physical impossibility to lift yourself up by a bootstrap. the whole thing is a joke. carley: it is interesting this is coming from her considering she went from bartender to influential congresswoman essentially overnight proving that hard work in this country does pay off. she has taken heat for this. andrew on twitter says putting on a pair of work boots in the morning using bootstraps has pulled many millions out of poverty. grant on twitter joining in saying she is a fish out of water, not literally, she is a person, physically impossible for people to be fish. i wonder if she knows what a metaphor is. very ironic for somebody who worked their way up to the stop to say it is impossible to work your way up. rather interesting. jillian: this is rather adorable. carley: meet finley, 6-year-old golden retriever who lives in new york who can fit six tennis balls in his mouth. th

todd: thank you. schwarzkopf that's awesome. what did you think of last night's debate. >> too many personal attacks on each other. they are eating each other. todd: at the end of the day though, you think biden will win the primary on saturday. why? >> because of black vote. african-american vote. todd: okay. going to be interesting to see how that plays out. everyone is looking at that thank you, sir. everevidence leteverette you called the debate terrible. >> not much content just everybody attacking each other. if they're not careful bernie is going to be the guy. they need to start going after him. todd: you told me you think bernie wins on saturday. why? >> is he going to ride the momentum into south carolina and take it. i don't see any reason why he wouldn't. todd: finally mike, you say the debate strategy of attacking the economy was a horrible strategy. why. >> i know it is here in south carolina. we have the lowest unemployment we have ever had. our governor henry mcmaster is doing a fabulo

we had todd piro on earlier.she was going to go vote in the democratic primary for bernie sanders. dean: operation chaos. pete: does that have an impact or not. a lot of potential votes and frustrating for democrats. dean: if joe biden does not win south carolina. is that it? i mean. pete: even if he wins the question is what is his path after that. dean: super tuesday that will end that question right there for sure. jedediah: one story talking about a lot dr. siegel on earlier is the caronavirus. democrats have not hesitated to make this incredibly polar larr rising and incredibly political. they have attacked president trump. let's take a listen to what they have had to say on it. >> donald trump and mike pence decided to silence our leading national experts. >> the president is not a scientist. that's a nice ways to put it. [laughter] >> hard to believe he doesn't even believe in science. is he reacting and he is reacting much too late. >> you would think that you would have a president of the united states l

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todd graham to review hours of bloomberg tape he did.iversity in carbondale, his debates have won five national championships. three times he's been named national debate coach of the year. todd, thank you so much for doing this. i know it took a lot of time. i'll talk style and substance. but let's begin with style. what do you get from bloomberg stylistically? >> well, you know, i hate to say this, sometimes president trump is absolutely right when he does sort at look at other people, especially on television, because he has a lot of experience there. i was watching your clip earlier of president trump saying that bloome had low energy and zero presence. i've got to be honest, i've never seen bloomberg in a debate. i watched these three debates and trump's not wrong. mike bloomberg doesn't have a great deal of presence. what i wrote was that he was very sort of dry, informative, sort of matter of fact like, but he doesn't have a lot of volume variety. a lot of rate variety, like the rate at which he speaks, so, yeah, there's a point t

should people buy more stocks now, todd. >> okay. i have to put in delicately because again i assumed a new position at a welt management term i have investor capital right now on the sidelines i am lightly buying on the way down and completely confident it's part of the plan. you need a plan. in the highly volatile market like this this is the first opportunity we have seen on a pullback post two-year consolidation hugely hated stock market market goes higher this is the first opportunity everyone calm down lets look at where technical support is we don't know which holds. but you have to layer in you have to nibble on the way down you have to do it in solid stocks we feel we have portfolios of fundamentally strong stocks with good balance sheets. should dampen the volatility this is -- this is an opportunity. i don't think -- >> that's sound advice i will tell you my patients texting me have sat through two times in the last 20 years where the s&p 500 was cut in half. in the beginning of nacelleoff it has both times in could you 20

and also todd shipley over of their software thank you so much for joining us both because thanks for having me. and time now for a quick break here because when we return 1st it was boeing and now air bus is facing billions in losses now that it has been hit with a series of what it means for the aerospace giant and the company's management team we're going to tell you and as we go to break here the numbers at the close. the holder dr eric holder former attorney general under obama this is the idea that banks. they can't process because this would be a danger to the society as a whole but what's remarkable is that this idea has bled over into other industries now boeing has a major scandal honest and it's claiming that a systemic lay important law doesn't apply to other agricultural companies are saying now. we're above the law that is leading to. this becoming i think it's a. the right word is ruled by the least qualified are now in charge of running the economy and the results are obviously catastrophic. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard

bring it on show me the evidence how important todd we only have about 30 seconds here how important is it that the u.s. is crystal clear now they've taken this step you've stepped across this line you've crossed the rubicon for lack of a better term to be crystal clear about the evidence you have and to making a clear case for that evidence last were. well i think that's the indictment begins that process and it certainly lays out a lot more information we didn't have up until this point none of the reports of detailed a lot of what they're alleging in the diet and i think that's going to start being the things that we're going to have to talk about more and more in the near very near future about what's alleged because there's so much there we're going to have to come back next week and talk about it every day because there's so much information that indictment i was going to say a lot of reading for these. and also todd shipley over of their software thank you so much for joining us about that thanks for having me. and time now for a quick break here because when we return 1st it

and also todd shipley over of their software thank you so much for joining us both. thanks for having me . and time now for a quick break here because when we return 1st it was boeing and now air bus is facing billions of losses now that it has been hit with a series of bites what it means for the aerospace giant and the company's management team we're going to tell you and as we go to break here the numbers at the close. seem wrong. to shape out. and. when. we choose to look for common ground. lead. now at 2020 we have the global potential pandemic here and people's fear is compound it by the fact that there's nothing in the global economies anchored anything. else so you have this remark paranoia. disorientation in a world around any kind of solid anchor and it's only going to get more chaotic. the liberal media are fickle they fall in and out of love quickly and often not long ago they were infatuated with. now we're smitten by. the media love to drone on about their preferences in the mean time. their candidates. we know in psychology that the more people are tol

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todd: $16.3 trillion, green new deal, $32 trillion come medicare for all, $1.64 trillion, student loan debt, if bernie is the nominee on november 3rd when americans go to the polls are they going to vote for free or are they going to vote for the four - jillian: going off of that if you think it depends how old you are because a lot of young people here free and they like that. what are the hearing from the democrats? >> the unemployment numbers help the younger generation and the entire country. what you have is a situation with someone discounting bernie sanders, where is he going to get the money? print more money? the idea people can print money is a problem. people believe where the country is right now and you see high in the stock market. jillian: we will follow but, thank you for joining us, have a good day and we will be right back. cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. .

todd who'xenia they brought in 4 trains dogs to try and strike on the scent of the cat. >>in the ar where th we're successful in treating t the cat and then and mobile statn equipment into it so we have the chemicals to start the animal a trail camera captured this fuzzy image of a motain lion early today, ut it's not clear whether it was the cat who attacked the child anwas then scared off by her father says ranger brad pennington. >>we don't know the of this county it could be a big meal mong through it could just be another line can pass into the area of the park was closed brieflylast summer when some residenmountain ons were spotted near a trail. hike today most visits were okay with the extra caution most likely thell find that there was something in from out this creature, but we live with not lines moreoften they see us and we don't see them they ve here to the guy living commune with nature and th means all part of nature in a worst case scenario. the guilty mountain lion should be captured will have tobe euthanized. >>but befo that can happen it must be determi

i will say one more thing about chuck todd and the moderation. something that you have talked a lot about, amy. the media coverage. the media coverage, it seems especially these moderated debates my people seem to have a hard time e with the framework r understanding progressive politics. there is a rootedness and a failure of imagination to imagine a world beyond the status quo.. i think that really hurts our discussion, our politics. imagine if a moderator asked bernie sanders or elizabeth warren, what are the costs of not doing the green new deal or medicare for all? or, why are there no questions from moderators about the cost of endless war but there is always a question about the cost of doing major bold programs that would -- amy: there were no major questions on foreign policy. but i want to go to end with ana maria archila, who has just come back from nevada and going back there, in 2016, although hillary clinton won, idly bernie sanders pulled a great deal higher among the latino community and the latino community is coming out in nevad

what's going on, todd. todd: steve, ainsley and brian good morning.uise ship there is a lot of undocking of the equipment and passengers at some point. today is going to be a different story. take a look behind me like you mentioned, ainsley, you see one passenger literally as we speak being wheeled into the ambulance. obviously not being on that side of the fence we cannot speculate one way or another if these individuals are those that reportedly are experiencing coronavirus-like symptoms. but you do see individuals being wheeled into ambulances as we speak. this ship is the anthem of the seas. returning from the bahamas, that's according to the "new york post." authorities concern had when some of the passengers developed pulmonary issues. those passengers have been quarantined and tested at some point soon. in a statement today, royal caribbean said they were participating in elevated levels of guest screening to combat the spread spread of the virus. and that they have, quote. rigorous medical protocols in place. the cdc has not determined where

i'm chuck todd here in los angeles.ut west, democrats are navigating the fallout from last night's debate between what we now know is the most watched democratic debate. and it was certainly a nasty one arguably exposing the divisions. and a newcomer, michael bloomberg, who was hoping to build himself as the alternative to bernie sanders was trampled by his rivals. >> i'd like to talk about who wire running against. a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians. and i'm not talk going donald trump, i'm talking about michael bloomberg. >> i think that we need something different than donald trump. i don't think that you look at donald trump and say we need someone richer in the white house. >> maybe we should also ask how mayor bloomberg in 2004 studented georstudent supported george w. bush for president, and some of us were fighting for the democrats. >> he has not managed his city very well. and he didn't get a whole lot done. he had stop and frisk throwing close to 5 million young black men up aga

todd, we saw he had a rough outing in that las vegas debate. he really struggled. in fact, our newest cnn political contributor, andrew yang, former candidate himself, he has a theory on that. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> you can only be coached if you're willing to be coached. everyone who works for bloomberg works for bloomberg. like hey, mike, that was terrible. you have to do it again. we have to videotape you and show it to you. in mike's case if he didn't want to be there, he's not going to be there. no one on his team would be like that was terrible. this is potentially going to damage your campaign to a high degree. and i know this is the case because i saw him on stage. >> so, todd, how much does a single debate performance like that matter for bloomberg when he's already out there and will continue to be out there, spending tens of millions of dollars on ads and feeding voters the information that he wants them to see? >> i think a single performance makes a difference. as you saw, his polling numbers went down after the debate. it's not

we have live team coverage, todd pyro in phoenix or he talked with trump supporters, we get expert 2020 analysis from desmond figaro. it was certainly a busy night. what a debate. >> what a debate. this is where the big prizefight happened. there was a heavyweight boxing, i'm not sure that will deliver the punches. they didn't handle it so well. >> mister bloomberg had policies of stop and frisk which went after african-american and latino people in an outrageous way. >> a billionaire who calls women fat broad and horse faced lesbians. i'm not talking about donald from. i'm talking mayor bloomberg. >> in my foundation the person that runs is a woman 70% of the people are women. >> all the mayor has to do is say you are released from the nondisclosure agreement. >> i have been nice to some women. [applause] >> >> from start to finish it was political battle but one stood out as the fiercest, that is elizabeth lauren. after poor showings and i went and new hampshire she proved she was going to be the elizabeth for and her supporters wanted to see. >> mayor buttigieg really has a slogan. i

cns brian todd has more on what they've been through. the us government from the r diamond princess a cruise ship that's become a floating incubator for coronavirus 338 americans taken off the ship in yokohama jan and flown to 2 air force asesn the us more than a dozen of them have tested positive fo coronavirus passengers irritated that they had to wait hours for buses hos to board the ples and at certain points didn't even have access to bathroomsfind our maps. and one american passenger kerry menial car was at thnd of r rope after going through almost 2 weeks of quarantine on the sh only to be told she'll have to do it all over again on a military backs. >>they have sent over a dozen he knows he street is that there would not be to dish some 13. to ave the >>for days. >>anher american on board the diamond prinss matthew smith has not left his cabin to be evacuated. mith refused >>they were going to break coaches in and planes for 10 n hours and we thought. >>far better chance of getting he virus on th transference. >>the aricans evacu

>>truly want to think todd spitzer. it was a. incredibly brave and courageous move that he made but jane doe number 4 named in the criminal complaint insists her lawyer says that she is a kidnapping victim and that road to sean reilly had intended on raping or i'm i'm very interested to see what other evidence is out there. >>that led to the decision to dismiss the case so there other alternatives we can ask for a special prosecutor to come in we can ask for the attorney's general's office to review it. >>there's michele gilley reporting for us tonight in a statement, former orange county da says that he believes the woman's complaint based on the evidence he had before leaving office. >>the sheriff's deputy shot and killed a man who investigators say was attacking 3 people with a machete yesterday deputies were called to a house in home garden that's just south of fresno they say they found a man attacking 2 other men and a woman with a machete and the 3 victims suffered serious injuries at least one of them was hit in the head.

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let's head out to todd piro who is on scene in vegas.odd. >> trace, the only reason we were able to hear you two seconds ago as they finally switched to a soft song, lionel richie "hello." before that what you would expect from the trump rally, heavy rock 'n' roll, a raucous crowd, and quite frankly a a rare day for a trump rally, normally these are at night. a couple of observations walking through the crowd, 1, the number of individuals are from out of state. vegas is a heavy tourist destination, so as you might imagine you planning a trip to vegas and you find out there will be a trump rally when you are there, and you have another tourist event for you to attend that day. another big thing that we notice, one, the people are excited that they are here during the day, but when i asked them about who they thought was going win the democratic caucus tomorrow, 95% of the individual said bernie sanders. as for what else we talked to the voters about, take a listen. >> i think it is amazing. it's a bigger turnout than a lot of people thoug

brian todd, cnn, washington. >> brian todd, thank you for the reporting. >>> the trump administrationits travel ban now to six additional countries. all immigrants from myanmar, kerg stan and nigeria will be banned and green card lotteries will be restricted from sudan and tanzania. >> most of the new countries are in africa. the move comes after president trump's original ban on several countries most are largely muslim. nigerians are taking the new ban especially hard given what they thought, which is that they were close and had close ties with the united states. >> they are curious about why this happened. here is this from legos. >> reporter: nigeria long considered itself a strong ally of the united states which is why news that had been added to the travel ban came as shock in africa's most populous country and largest economy. officials here immediately pointed to nigeria's partnership with the u.s. in its fight against terrorism as a reason against adding the country to the travel ban list, but the country's ties extend far beyond that. as well as been a strong military partn

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and berk shir bought the spy and the voop ber berkshire remember it it could be warren, todd combs, doesn't mean warren himself. berk shir raised stakes in general motors, occidental petroleum. resortation hardware and sun core energy. by my math he sold a massive 60 some million share stake in wells fargo and trimming goldman sachs, tim seymour, there is more to dig into here. what if any of the moves sticks out to you. >> the move in kroger certainly is interesting because first of all kroger had a massive move in year end depending on again you get the information it's dated in hindsight. but you knowthe question for me -- profits in supermarkets are going one way. look at this going down and ultimately you have a dynamic where you have a very overstored competitive landscape where i think we know all the big box stores are involved. i would not be a major buyer of kroger here. but i think there's been a turn around there and a margin story. and you have to give the oracle of omaha the ability to say, across all of his different properties they must be seeing something. i believe that th

todd who's xenia the brought in for trained dogs to try and strike on the scent of the cat. >>in the area where this occurred and we're hoping that we're successful in treating the cat and then. >>and getting them to a mobile station equipment into it so we have the chemicals to start the animal a trail camera captured thisfuzzy image of a mountain lion early today, but it's not lear whether it was the cat who attacked the child and was then scared off by her father says ranger brad pennington. >>we don't know the of his caddie it could be a big meal moving through it could ju be another line can pass into the area of the park was closed brily last summer when some resident mountain lions were spotted near a trail. >>disappointed they could not hike today most visitors were okay with the extra caution most likely they'll find that there was something in from about this creature, but we live with not lines more often they see us and we don't see them they love your to the guy living commune with nature an that means all part of nature in a worst case scenario. the guilty moun

. >> brian todd joins us now. thanks, guys, brian todd in diksville notch, new hampshire, one of three small towns where the very first votes will be cast at the stroke of midnight. first votes are coming in, what are we going to see at midnight? >> don, in less than an hour you're going to see a wonderful down home new hampshire voting tradition unfold as it has every presidential cycle for the past 60 years. this is the 60th anniversary of the dixville notch vote and we're going to show you the room where it will unfold here. the balsams resort has been here since 1865, shut down in 2011 but they still hold the vote here. the resort is in the process of being renovated now so they're having it in an alternative house where they've always had the vote. you see the beautiful americana decor here, that's a tradition as well. it all started with this gentleman, neal tillison. he bought the resort in the 1950s. he was told he's have to drive an hour to vote, didn't want to do that so he worked with the state to set u

i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd.of angst for establishment democrats. angst over the rise of bernie sanders, whose electability they question and angst over michael bloomberg, whose record they question. the crisis for moderates comes as sanders, fresh off a victory in new hampshire,

liz: todd rosenbluth the human encyclopedia.a record for the s&p and record for the nasdaq. that will do it for "the claman countdown." we'll see you tomorrow. >> happy monday, kicking off the week with new records on wall street. stocks on the rise of strong corporate profits outweigh fears of the coronavirus. the dow closing up 175 points at session highs. the s&p 500 though, hitting all time high in the final moments of trading, ending in record territory. the nasdaq closing at a new record high as well. its 11th record close of the year. i'm melissa francis in new york and this is "after the bell." hey, connell. connell: i'm connell mcshane live from amherst, new hampshire. hello, melissa, as we continue the swing state economy series. we're one day out from the first-in-the-nation primary

"mpt daily" with chuck todd starts now. ♪ >>> it was a whole set-up.t was a disgrace for our country and everyone knows it. >> unleashed and unchecked. president trump lashing out during -- in the oval office this afternoon seeking the impeachment payback. welcome to wednesday. it is "meet the press daily" and how the president celebrated day after the new hampshire primary. i'm chuck todd back in washington after being in the granite state where the divisions were on full display. we'll get to delegates. that's later in the hour. we begin tonight with the man democrats looking to defeat in november, president trump. in the weeks since being acquitted by the senate of charge that is he abused the power of his office president trump appears to be using that power with an assist from his justice department to exact revenge on some perceived political enemies and try to rescue some perceived political loyal is. the president trump defended the justice department's decision to suddenly intervene in a case of long time confidant stone. >> he was treated ver

hey, todd. todd: hey, steve, anxiously and brian.re into president trump in his own rebuttal to the state of the union, and he focused on all things the economy. >> president trump has told the american people that the economy today is booming like it has never boomed before. [laughter] no, president trump, this is not the strongest economy we have ever had. >> earlier in the night sanders rally supporters confident he would win here in new hampshire. some polling bears that out. sanders with a commanding lead over joe biden. the caucus chaos continues in iowa. both bernie and pete buttigieg claiming victory. mayor pete with a slight lead with still only 71% reported. >> we don't know all of the numbers, but we know this much, a campaign that started a year ago with four staff members, no name recognition, no money, has taken its place at the front of this race. todd: this all comes amid reports that pete buttigieg's campaign donated money to the tech company who contributed to the iowa mess. many sanders' supporters i spoke to told

chuck todd, thank you. we'll look forward to more on "meet the press" when chuck is with bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. >>> a man is under arrest for aggravated assault after they say he drove a van into a voter registration party tent in jacksonville, florida. no one was hurt, thank goodness. they can't say with certainty whether it was politically motivate but president trump tweeted about it. law enforcement has been notified. be careful, tough guys, who you play with. >>> more troubling news in the coronavirus as the death toll has risen above the sars outbreak. 811 people have died with more than 37,000 confirmed cases of the virus in china alone. meanwhile, a cruise ship that was docked in newark, new jersey, has been cleared to leave that port after all passengers on board tested negative for coronavirus. >>> we're off to a clear start. beautiful view of the golden gate bridge but tracking widespread winds into the afternoon. temperatures range in the low to mid-60s throughout the bay area. windy

yes todd pirro has more.ood morning, todd. >> lauren and tracee good morning, the outcome on republican side never really in doubt check this out. president trump with more than 85% of the primary votes bill wells with less than 13,000 votes total. trump 2020 campaign manager brett's statement reading in part, his vote percentage will also show historic strength when had the numbers are final likely beating the last three incumbent presidents clinton, bush and obama who were successfully reelected adding that president trump will crush whoever the democratic nominee is. trump also taking aim at the democratic field himself live tweeting including this shot at michael bloomberg. a very bad night for many mike and it wasn't a great day for former new york city mayor either. after this audio about stop frisk surfaced. >> murder victims -- bloomberg apologizing for in his words over using stop is and frisk add aing he should have cut it back sooner, president attacking the backtrack. >> i think when a man is with

it will have to see off competition from todd phillips's joker, stirring joauquin phoenix, who is upurnalist caroline frost and the bbc‘s six music film critic rhianna dhillion thank you for being with us this evening. i'm sure you would rather be there. you don't have to miss all the kids in the red carpet. what do you think is going to be the highlight? -- you think is going to be the highlight? —— miss all the highlights on the red carpet. highlight? —— miss all the highlights on the red carpetlj highlight? —— miss all the highlights on the red carpet. i hope that sir sam will bring home the bacon. especially in this post—brexit anywhere we have to make any step we can and the film industry is part of that equation going forward. he is the clear favourite and has cleaned up at the ba ftas favourite and has cleaned up at the baftas and i really hope that he will lead what is a british term. the british are not quite coming, but they're still there. what do you make of the prospects tonight in terms of that competition, notjust for best director, we will do with that any bid. that h

do capture a to makes absolute positive sure that the that we capture is a cab responsible captain todd busy nice as that dna testing conducted on the child has confirmed that she was indeed ttacked by a mountain lion. the first such attack on a human ever here at rancho san antonio park in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>and time for a look at the forecast we look live over downtown san francisco after a really beautiful spring-like day.beautiful night out there aren't karnal standing by to tell what's in store for us morris boy we're justgoing to keep bad these days up it has been something else the stretch of dry weather is going to continue out there right now we've got mostly clear skies little haze on the horizon couple clouds out there as well but. >>other than that we're looking good as high pressure sits out there so beautiful day beautiful presidents day a lot of kids serve t not only this day often think of the whole week off. and it is looking mostly dry. on the satellite image you see a lot of clouds off the coastline that's all kind of run into a ridge of high pressu

todd piro live for us out of new hampshire. >> reporter: here we go. cheryl: thank you.like baby yoda is a force to be reckoned with. did that work? lauren: i like it. keep going. cheryl: for streaming services going up against walt disney, nearly 29 people have signed up for disney plus driven in part by enthusiasm for the popular character in disney's star wars series. bob iger discussed the company's latest earnings with analystsndn that call and they say work on a second season of the mandalorian is getting complete. revenue and earnings per share beat expectations. iger said the launch of disney plus exceeded the company's greatest expectations. lauren: people are watching the old disney stuff, the new and the old. let's talk general motors. we'll get their latest quarterly results before the bell this morning. earnings are expected to plunge to just 1 penny a share on a nearly 20% drop in revenue from a year ago. the results follow that uaw strike that ended in october. gm is connected to discuss the impact of the coronavirus on its sales in china. that during the

time seymour. >> todd gordon talked about interesting charts utx is one looking at the u.s.this is a stalwart, a company that generates free cash flow, the valuation isn't difficult. the otis and spin off of the assets look interesting. utx. >> laura. >> so in u.s. markets we focused on communications services there we like the secular exposure to trends like digital advertising e-customers our scanouts and exposure to trends in streaming media. >> roku big numbers by the way scott, silver. >> i'm a buyer of silver if my scenario plays out, you know, precious metaling will be a haven trade. and silver has a lot more room than gold. >> gold, guy adam. >> shout out to the wrestling team crushing yesterday.reye h g going. >> great great job. srts now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to help you not lose m

of the day we're joined by michael pentode president and founder at petco portfolio strategies and todd horowitz chief strategist at bubba trading now bubba let's start with the state of oil opec plus has been doing everything in their power to sustain prices or with what's going on with the quota virus and the loss of demand however it appears they're still at a standstill right now and where do we see it going to have an answer real quick oil is gone lower for now and i'll put it a presentiment of the oil is going to lower right now it's in a bear market and it looks to go back into the mid forty's see knew exactly what he's going to say ok michael because the dow the s. and p. and the nasdaq probably get situated there they are set for record highs china says that is going to cut tariffs on again these 700 products we don't know exactly what the. you of that is that somewhere within that 75000000000 in us goods with all the news regarding the coronavirus there's a scene like the markets here were set to fall we know that other people see what kind of propping things up in the meantim

i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd. we begin with a double dose of angst for establishment democrats. angst over the rise of bernie sanders, whose electability they question and angst over michael bloomberg, whose record they question. the crisis for moderates comes as sanders, fresh off a victory in new hampshire, appears to be the front-runner to win in nevada, which holds its caucuses this saturday. and as bloomberg, who isn't even campaigning in the first four contests is now polling in double digits in national polls, this weekend joe biden, pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar all went after the former new york city mayor for his past comments and for, in their words, trying to buy this election. >> $60 billion can buy you a lot of advertising, but it can't erase your record. >> this is a time where voters are looking for a president who can lead us out of the days when it was just commonplace or accepted to have these kinds of sexist and discriminatory attitudes. and, you know, right now this is our chance to do some

todd,when you look at which ar thes ton transport, such an important group in telling us where the restthe market is going. what do you see? >> the underperformance, the way we're measuring the transports is r very clear. weather not been p able to eclipse this when this is dropping, that means the transports are underforming watch for various indexes. there's a tendencyto overshoot that 200 day so we're starting to do that so if the market could hold, we could come back and start to hold traction here one name that is actually up in today's down tape is warner. coming back to the 200 day sort of a nice little support test here, trying to hold the 33, 34 you're looking to scoop and get confirmation, maybe take a look here >> but john or todd, well i'll move on to john. let's talk about the mund f fundamentals when you look at transports, what do you see? >> what is your opinions on where you think u coronavirus is heading. if it turns into the plague, this group is going down further. if it gets contained, this is going to be a great place to park money because valuations are come perez

chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." chuck this morning is where he should be in des moines, iowa. chuck, great to see you. let's dive right into where you're sitting right now. every poll you can find has that tight cluster at the top with amy klobuchar now up in double digits in some of the polling. that late-canceled "des moines register" poll notwithstanding, where do you see this race a day ahead of the vote? >> well, look, i think the clearest thing is bernie sanders is going to do well. the question is how well? and he's got the most devoted supporters and he's got the best, you know, he's got supporters from four years ago. a lot of people here say elizabeth warren may have a slightly better organization, but when you've been here four years before, he's got more money, more people on the ground, and you're starting to see that. the real question to me is who finishes second, essentially, if you assume sanders is not quite a lock for first, but i think certainly he's going to have more people show up than anybody