we're joined by adam johnson bull's-eye brief. we will talk about apple but liz, really all one story. we had confirmation what we already knew that china's manufacturing sector was slowing and in fact contracting but this morning to susan's point we had some rough news on our own manufacturing sector, how does that add to worries already out there about a global slowdown? >> i think what we saw today was sort of recognition that the trade war might be hurting not only china's growth rate but also our growth rate. but it is not all about the trade war. about the fact china was slowing, has been slowing for months. we've all seen the data points. really has not been until the apple announcement an american company said whoa, that is impacting our business. strong dollar had impact there, other things. connell: yep. >> this theme of global slowdown as opposed to a year ago when we saw global accelerated growth, that is definitely what the market is worried about. connell: if you look at manufacturings, adam, in the united states, th

joining the conservative analyst and author of the bull's-eye brief, adam johnson and reading post. at do you think? is a great idea or will no one earn over a report earning 10 million ever again? >> charming naÏvetÉ and charming ignorance every time she opens her mouth. at this point she talking about trying to get the country converting to a totally green renewable energy plan in 12 years. to think that somehow a solar panelist can put a 747 into the air and even if it could we could pay for it by taxing the rich is mind-boggling. naÏve and ignorant. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez is one . melissa: aoc. >> one congresswoman with one opinion. she's new and does not - he is not what that the party stands for when it comes to taxation. if you think about this . melissa: if there while the stream. it's what they're trying to love happen. >> it would never pass the house and if it did in some parallel universe if it managed to pass the senate it would be vetoed by the president. for every aoc there is to moderate democrats that just got lucky. i've been pointing this out but of the 60s ex

joining me with reaction, conservative analyst and bullseye brief author adam johnson and former new congresswoman an independent women's board member nan hey worth. i think it's alarming and disturbing that so many people are moving increasingly left, the democratic party is being held hostage by these leftists but do you know what, nan? in some ways, i get it. i mean, you have a whole generation that has been left out thanks to president obama. >> i agree with you trish they have been left out and they've also been in doctrine ated. we aren't learning and of course i'm speaking with an economics major here but we aren't learning economics, either macro or micro level in our schools we're not learning civics or the blessings of the constitution the incredible ways in which the wealth that we enjoy the echosystem basically the echosystem of wealth and prosperity in which we live has been created through the collective efforts of individuals working to their ut most, in a society that has had relatively few barriers to that kind of prosperity. >> absolutely right and by the way trish,

women's forum and former new york congresswoman nan hayworth is here, and bull's eye brief or author adam johnsonck in action right here. >> hey. kennedy: yea! so a lot of questions for william barr. you know, we saw -- you talk about an abject failure, i would say that was the jefferson beau regard sessions administration during the department of justice. william barr has a lot of red flags. did he bury any of those today? >> politically, i think he did a decent job of kind of appeasing both sides. kennedy: where did he stumble? >> i don't know, i think he did a decent job. i mean, i don't like him, and i think your comparison between the war on drugs and the triangle offense, at least it worked once, and it was never immoral. but i do think the stuff you were talking about about investigating, you know, getting to the bottom of those text messages with page and strzok, that stuff, to me, is much more interesting than this questioning of will we get the mueller report. i can guarantee you if the mueller report has anything damning and they don't let it out, it will mysteriously leak. kennedy: of

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reaction on the markets let's put it that way oh i love live television let's try and use skype is adam johnson in new york who is the founder and author of bull's eye brief dot com which is a weekly investment news that is as i'm pointing out there and that the news right now is good job numbers are good markets are increase but i mean those markets have been crazy for a little while there's been a lot of folds recently donald trump still tries to talk up and say the markets are never been stronger everything's really really good what's your more dispassionate view of how things are. well i'm on forty eight starts right now so yes by definition i think things are good in fact i think the negativity in markets has just gotten way ahead of reality so my office where i'm standing right now is on the corner of fifty eighth and fifth avenue to out one side of me is the apple store and the plaza hotel to the other side is actually trump tower in tiffany's and i'm right in the thick of things let me tell you there are so many people walking around there spending money you saw the jobs number say that

to get much money even for homeland security or any sort of border security he wants. >> jason johnson, adam jentleson, thank you very much for starting us off tonight. really appreciate it. and when we come back, faye smith will join us. you saw her on this program last night on video at mitch mcconnell's office crying as she tried to explain what the government shutdown means to her and how she might be evicted from her home. and the breaking point in the united states senate today was a thing of beauty to behold. one of the most extraordinary speeches i have ever seen in the senate. it was a moment of heartfelt eloquence and outrage. but first tonight, air traffic controllers and airline pilots, flight attendants say they cannot calculate the risk of flying during the government shutdown. if you're flying this weekend, on super bowl weekend, you have to listen to this. even though you're not going to want to listen to this. that's coming up. and saying, "really?" so capital one is building something completely new. capital one cafes. inviting places with people here to help you, not sell

johnson. ♪ >> i do about a tablespoon with the cinnamon. >> jennifer garner gave us a glimpse inside her kitchen but now it appear that is kitchen belongs to adamaroon five front man has reportedly paid -- wait for this figure -- $32 million for the estate owned by jen and her ex ben affleck. i did say $32 million. >> you did. >> it's massive. there's three compounds which covers more than three acres in pacific palisades. it has a pool, gym, basketball court and screening room. >> more babies on the way i'm sure. speaking . >>> speaking of expanding -- social media is buzzing over lifetime's docuseries on r. kelly because it has alarming new allegations of his sexual, mental and physical abuse. >> it's not all glitter and glory and fame like people think. sometimes we have down falls also. >> did he lock you up? 'cause we've heard stories. is that true? >> 50 people, including r. kelly's ex and several women who claim to be victims of sexual misconduct level shocking allegations against the r&b superstar. among the most damning? ♪ age ain't nothing but a number ♪ >> claims about a sexual relationship with his then 15-year-old protege, the late

johnson's® choose gentle stressful. >> i don't think i would want o gorough. >> jim poe potholes on memorial build. >> transportation reporter adam> the government shutdown is finally over, for the next three weeks anyways, but hundreds ofo nd of federal employees are still paying the price. most of them continued to show up for work even as they missed another paycheck while they waited for one side to blink in washicgton's pol stare-down. harry smith has our "sunday closer." >> reporter: as air traffic was being delayed friy afternoon because of a lack of air traffic controllers, rumors began to t circulate tha a deal to pay government workers was within reach. it is rkable to think that those who are entrusted with the welfare of the flying public had already missed toupee checks. to step away from the politics for a second, it realf is kind nuts. on the ground, we've been more than a little amazed that on numb of trips through airports in the lt month, tsa people have been dutifully screening passengers. i wondered how much us would show up for work if we knew we were not going to get paid, at least notd p on time? the vast m

and beat the top safety standards the new johnson's® choose gentle >>> joining us now, a member of the house foreign affairs committee, republican congressman adamnks. >> you captured the political moment, the national moment perfectly in a quote, "shut downs are stupid" said congressman kinzinger. you won't get any argument. but what's the way out of it? senator mccaskill has been saying this is all on mitch mcconnell because we know the movement is not coming from the white house. help americans understand how we get out of this and we get federal workers paid again. >> here's how we got in it is nobody can compromise, nobody can talk to each other anymore and we live in this environment where the far left and far right have captured american politics and we're not allowed to talk to the other side of the aisle. and the other side always has to lose, it can't win. here's how we get out of it. we've got to finally look at this and say sometimes both sides can win or maybe both side have to lose, we're going to have to compromise. i would say to my friends on the democratic side there's going to have to be some kind of a wall and bored ader secu

johnson aren't bad, either. shout-out to joe long who produced it and brian cunningham and lauren honeymeyer and our own resident dave matthews aficionado, adamut college and i love stories like this. >> well, this gives us all reason to believe in this project. >> best of luck around. any fan knows what that means. you can hear more of john's conversation with dave matthews on today's "cbs this morning" podcast, available on all major podcast platforms. you're watching "cbs this morning." we will be right bac >>> ad-lib first -- >> you're live. >> people are still marving over the strength and courage of jayme closs. and one of the women who worked on the social media campaign told me this, and i think this stands out to me -- she said, "loud doesn't always mean strong, and quiet doesn't always mean weak." now the healing process for jayme closs can begin. what she knows is that she's going the love of her family and the love of the nation cheering her on. we should mention as we stand in front of this tree of hope over 400,000 children in the country are still missing. that's according to the latest statistics. and the case of jayme closs c