amazon, facebook and google and imagine apple, itunes, amazon, aws, amazon fulfillment, facebook instagram. and youtube.ogle which in ecosystem has more job creation, which has a broader tech space, more v.c. funded startups, which ecosystem has a that will raise attendance has a value added to advertiser trying to stand out and ensure we do not have objectionable content and we will make the investment to make sure that no foreign government weaponize is this platform. competition is the key here. markets have become noncompetitive. these firms are monopolies in their sectors. i believe we need to embrace full throated, full body contact capitalism and break these companies up. host: but aren't these monopolies more or less a natural progression, just like we are down to three car companies, the big three? dr. galloway: sure, but you have a lot of choice. i just bought a car. there's a lot of great cars out there. now, if you are an advertiser and you want to drive traffic to your website, you really only have two choices. you have google and you have facebook. if you're a consumer, ultim

book,you write in your the four: the hidden dna of amazon, apple, facebook, and google. write these countries are not benevolent things yet we invite them into the most intimate areas of our lives. prof. galloway: yes, if you think about who really knows you, is your wife, your kids, your therapist, is it your friends? i would argue the entity that really knows the real you is google. it knows if you are contemplating divorce. google knows what ailments you have, what ailments you worry having exposed yourself to. google is the real you. god,ere is a modern man google sees all your intentions and how those intentions will likely translate into action. these organizations know who we are connected with, no our no our intentions, and we have openly invited them into the brightest and darkest order of our lives. host: help us figure out what you mean when you say these four companies have made the world a better place, yet you still refer to them as the four horsemen, referring to the apocalypse. four i think -- prof. galloway: i think we are net gainers from fossil fuels,

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. >> host: you write in your book and the subtitle is the hidden dna of amazon, apple, facebook and google and you write that these companies aren't benevolent things but we invite them into the most intimate areas of her life. >> guest: yeah, if you think about who really knows you, is that your wife or your kids or therapist or friends i would argue that entity that knows the real you is google. google knows if you're about to get engaged and knows of your contemplating divorce and google knows what ailments you have what ailments you worried about having exposed yourself to. google is the real you. if there is a modern man god it is google that sees everything all of your intentions and what that how those intentions will likely translate into action so these organizations know where we are and know what we connect with and know our feelings and intentions so we have openly invited them in, brightest and darkest corners of her life. >> can you help us figure out what you mean by these companies and for companies made the world a better place yet you still refer to them as the four horse

amazon, facebook, apple, and google. >> if you think about who really knows you, i would argue that it is not your wife or your friends, but it is google who knows you. google knows if you are contemplating divorce or about to get engaged. google knows what elements you have, and google is the real you. if there is a modern man god, it is google, they see everything including all of your intentions and how those intentions will likely translate into action. these oral -- these organizations know where we are and who we are connected with. we have openly invited them into the brightest and darkest corners of our life. >> comments now from senate intelligence committee mark warner, and he delivered closing remarks in washington. he discussed the evolution of moral leadership in virginia and warned the audience about rewarding politicians just for being the loudest voice in the room. >> [ applause ] . >> thank you for that introduction and thank you for your kind comments about the committee. of course, it always helps at least in the circumstance that we look pretty good compared to the

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it's all been lubricated by free money and by the old compositionally ny state's economy by amazon apple facebook that have destroyed the better playing field and open the groundwork for what we're seeing now which is total and utter collapse well it's not our collapse yet that's what will for sure assumes that it's going to fall by the way michelle also said on his blog that you know markets can have another five to ten years going down now and this is this could just be the beginning. but in particular wolf looks at one sector that. really went. boom boom boom be under trump the trump you know explosion and stock markets was the property and the building sector so he looks at that in particular and looks at how bad that has done in october especially as the rhetoric meets reality that the free money isn't actually coming because remember they all bet on that one point five trillion dollar spending plan infrastructure spending plan he talked about on the campaign trail but that never actually happened so building in construction stocks surged by fifty percent after the election and hopes for a m

tech shares have a lot to do with it, shares of apple, amazon, facebook. 20%, bad news coming for those companies. apple warning its sales on its iphones slowing down. so a lot of the confidence being undercut today. not just because of these companies because we're sees the major indices fall into the red. and simmering in the background, trade tensions and what the fed is going to do with interest rates. brianna. >> thank you so much for that on the stock exchange. we have more on the president's astonishing statement suggesting the u.s. will not punish the saudi crown prince over the murder of a journalist. we're getting word that secretary of state mike pompeo will be speaking at the state department. we are monitoring at that live as journalists are there gathering, awaiting this. to learn about their medicare options before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance compa

amazon, apple, facebook that once led the market driving it down.s is a second tech giant went red for the year. facebook and google parent alphabet posting losses year-to-date. what floss more than a trillion dollars in collective value compared to the recent highs, our next guest they hate their same names. they could be considered bargain basement deals with more than $300 billion in assets. senior research analyst joins us and were also joined by senior editor russell holley who intimately knows and covers the technology industry extensively. i'll get to you, first. what do you see as the root of the selloff. multiple issues here. >> we see the root of the selloff has been concerned around slowing growth, which could be compounded by tariffs, trade wars, certainly increased regulatory scrutiny around technology as well. if we think about the cyclical headwinds, very few of the companies and certainly within the technology or are immune from now. if we step back and think about what's going on, if your viewers appreciate the bigger secular trends

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tech drag continues, we call them the fangs, facebook, apple, amazon, netflix, google, bare market territory, down. the names run up so much this year, the markets are concerned future sales and profits may not justify expensive valuations, that is also the case for

instead they try to be absorbed by the fans at facebook, amazon, google, apple. >> host: netflix. >> guest: they all are queued. these unicorns, private companies that in the past would have gone public routinely, now all queued in the m&a offices of the third companies. we have a steady shrinkage of the stock market. only have as many shares, have as many public companies, and the number of initial public offerings. and china has more ipos then we do and are close to us in levels of venture capital. it is a real crisis of the entrepreneurial economy. the solution to it is what i herald as life after google. and new world, new money the new internet architecture, new security, privacy, new properties. you own your own data again. >> host: we will get into "life after google: the fall of big data and the rise of the blackchain economy" your most recent book in just a minute but your last book is but coin. are you still a fan of but coin. >> a fan of the technologies that coin introduced. i may fan of the cryptographic revolution instigated. but coin itself faces the crisis and a lot o

tech under pressure with apple, amazon, facebook and alphabet all down, all closing lower for the weekapple falling around 10% for the last few sessions. the selloff in oil also stood out. crude slumping deeper into a bear market, touching its lowest point for 2018. president trump touting falling prices and cheaper gasoline as a tax cut for america and the world. nissan chairman carlos ghosn arrested in japan for charges of financial misconduct. one specific charge, japanese prosecutors say ghosn underreported his income from his role at nissan by 5 billion yen, about $44.5 million over a five-year period. >>> retailers in focus for the holiday season. online sales on thanksgiving jumped by more than 28% from last year. maria, back to you. >> as you mentioned a rough week for stocks. the dow at one point entering correction territory, down 20% from the highs. apple, a big drag on the markets this week. down at one point 20%, entering bear market territory from its all-time high of $233 a share. other technology heavyweights like amazon, google, also down better than 20% from their hig

the tech under pressure with apple amazon, facebook and alphabet all closing lower for the week. apple falling around 10 percent for the last session. in the self and oil, at the lowest point for 2018. the president touting falling prices and cheaper gasoline, tax cuts for america and the world. the nissan chairman arrested in japan for charges of financial misconduct, when specific charge, japanese say he underreported income from his role in nissan by b%5 billion. 44 and half million dollars. over a five-year period. back to you. maria: thank you riso much, deirdre bolton. a rough week for stocks. the dow point down. and we are entering bear market territory. from an all-time high of $233 a share. other technology heavyweights like amazon, google also down there than 20 percent. all now in bear market territory. the technology titan had quite the run. right now we go to my next guest for reaction, that is wall street general editor at large and host of the upcoming program here on the fox business network. it will air at 9:30 p.m. eastern right after this program on fox business

cannot be we know that you cannot be and just to be clear of the five big tech companies google facebook amazon apple microsoft you say it's google and facebook that are doing the most damage to our behavior and our lifestyles not amazon which has been in the news this week for lots of criticism over the way it's got money out of government apple microsoft you say it's google and facebook is that right. well look there are plenty of reasons to criticize microsoft and facebook and for full disclosure i have a relationship with microsoft now and for even full disclosure i've sold a company to google i actually really like big tech companies i'm not sort of anti-corporate or anti tech companies however what distinguishes google and facebook is that they rely almost solely on the manipulation machine for their money they don't have any diversification they're absolutely addicted to it like petra states are addicted to oil and so it does in my view corrupt them now the things i'm talking about these when appeal ations are all the tech companies engage in them to some degree but not totally so there might

they're doing it in style. >> facebook, amazon, netflix, google, apple, facebook leading the markets lower. apple on concerns that their new iphones may not be selling as much. they are pricier models. $50 more than the iphone 8 last year. so people, consumers aren't willing to pay yet. hopefully in the holiday season, that might change. and facebook also leading the markets lower on concerns that the executive -- their executive management turned a blind eye to some of the russian hacking as noted in the "new york times" article. these two big heavy tech names are leading the broader markets lower. remember, they account for a lot of the gains that we had prior to the october selloff in the nasdaq and the s&p 500, because they are just so big. that's why it's really taking a hit on the market. charles: technically, the way s&p breaks this down is that technolo technology, the big losers in addition to apple would be visa, believe it or not, paypal, microsoft. there's another sector called communications services. there you have facebook and netflix. they are more than 20%. then cons

with "the four: the hidden dna of amazon, apple, facebook, and google." >> when you think about who really knows you, your wife, your kids, your therapist, your friends, i would say the real entity is google. google knows if you're about to get engaged, if you're contemplating divorce. google knows what ailments you've had, what ailments you're about to expose yourself to. if there is a modern-made god, google is the one who sees your intentions and how those intentions will likely translate into actions. these organizations know who we are, know who we're connected with, know our feelings, know our intentions so we have openly invited them into the brightest and darkest corners of our lives. >> watch "the communicator snooze "tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >>> the brookings institution host aid discussion on the use of excessive and deadly force by police against unarmed black men. over the next hour and a half, they discuss the legal framework that applies to the decision to use lethal force. >>> good morning, everyone. a very warm welcome to all. we're extremely delighted you're ab

cannot be we know that you cannot be and just to be clear of the five big tech companies google facebook amazon apple microsoft you say it's google and facebook that are doing the most damage to our behavior and our lifestyles not amazon which has been in the news this week for lots of criticism over the way it's got money out of government apple microsoft you say it's google and facebook is that right. well look there are plenty of reasons to criticize microsoft and facebook and for full disclosure i have a relationship with microsoft now and for even full disclosure i've sold a company to google i actually really like big tech companies are not part of anti-corporate or anti tech companies however what distinguishes google and facebook is that they rely almost solely on the manipulation machine for their money they don't have any diversification they're absolutely addicted to it like petrol states are addicted to oil and so it does in my view corrupt them now the things i'm talking about these when appeal ations are all the tech companies engage in them to some degree but not totally so there might

apple and facebook. shares of the biggest tech names, facebook, amazon, apple, netflix and google all down about 20% fromver the past year. on today's watch list, a report on housing starts and earnings from target and lowe's. >>> instagram is cracking down on the use of third party apps to boost a user's popularity with what they are calling fake likes, fake follows and fake comments. the company says that violates its policies and is taking a number of steps, including removing those likes and follows and prompting people to stop that behavior. instagram says if users continue to violate the rules, it could limit their access to certain features. >>> this one is a shocker for a lot of people. new data for prospective home buyers. the best day to buy is not sometime during the spring but actually the day after christmas. that's according to an analysis of home and condo sales over the past five years. it shows buyers who closed on december 26th got the biggest discounts below full market value more than any other day of the year. the second best day to buy december 7th, followed by december 4th. i think

steep losses facebook, apple amazon all down around 2 to 2.5% tech stocks including apple amazon, google, facebook, netflix all having the biggest negative point impact today. back to you. >> thanks for that crude oil slipped deeper today we have more on what's behind that particular plunge >> good afternoon. >> we finished over $60 a barrel we fell under that level today it is significant from a technical standpoint oil is down for the week, for the week, for the year wiped out all of the gains oils dragging the energy stocks lower too. both in the red. let's take a step back for the second chlgt most of it was a steady climb higher. we started around $60 and got as high as around 75. the last drop wiped everything out. the thought is that the market was rebalancing. producers and everyone was adjusting to find this equalibrium. the u.s. kept steadily pumping here we are again where we started the year, wondering how low will we go folks i'm speaking to echoing the sentiment. it might not last as quickly but the math doesn't make sense. until it does you're going have a problem, guys. >

apple, amazon, facebook sharply falling this morning. apple leading the tech shares lower after reports the company has cut production orders for new iphones. so a tough day on wall street so far this morning. >>> following a hotly contested race, we finally know who will be california's next superintendent. state assemblyman tony thurmond from the east bay is celebrating his big win. he's speaking right now. as you can see. this is live pictures for you there. thurmond is an advocate for traditional public schools. he beat out charter school supporter marshall tuck, who called thurmond to concede this weekend and congratulate him. thurmond will be the first african-american superintendent of public instruction in more than four decades. >>> president trump defending a statement he made on fox news on sunday. he said u.s. forces should have caught osama bin laden sooner. >> trump's criticism was directed at a man in charge of that mission, scott. >> that's right. william mccraven, retired u.s. navy admiral, former navy s.e.a.l., who overs

apple, amazon, facebook and google. afterring warning on the holiday quarter last week. amazon planning to split its headquarters between two cities. dallas, new york, and in virginia outside of d.c. are the cities in play. all u.s. customers will get free shipping with no purchase minimum. that's for a limited period of time before the christmas holidays. 250 british airways passengers stuck for 77 hours on a three in day long night their flight from or land deto london. after the flight was canceled, then delayed, and canceled again it was forced to divert to jfk with even more mechanical issues. also in the u.k. look at this. the the tower of london glowing over the weekend. thousands of torches and candles were lit to mark the 100th anniversary to mark the end of the first world war. 5 million votes already cast in texas in the lone star state. you can be sure the border is top on the minds of voters on both sides of the political aisle. we'll talk to the state attorney general of texas, ken paxton. republican brian kemp is facing a battle for the governorship. he's

if you look at the tech stocks that have really been hit there looking at things like apple, amazon, google, facebookare companies that are really consumer focused and the big reason for theirfalls that are really consumer focused and the big reason for their falls are the big reason for their falls are the trade war between the us and china. it hit a bit of a snafu over the weekend. when we saw that the two were meeting at the summit of the pacific rim. there was a bit of a standoff between the two so now any sort of hopes that there could be some resolution to the trade war the very near future sort of seems off. with regards to the companies like facebook and google was a lot of that there's going to more regulation imposed on some of the social media companies. that was already worries about security breaches and privacy concerns a lot of investors are bracing themselves for potential regulations to come. it's being reported that carlos ghosn has been replaced as chairman of renault, following his arrest by police in japan over financial misconduct allegations. the board of japanese company nissa

of an index of 00 companies but with signs of growth elsewhere and slower growth with amazon and facebook and now apple you have a problem. since the market started fluttering october 3rd, the maga stocks the microsoft, amazon, google and apple. they have gone from combined market cap to.7 trillion to 1.3 trillion this is not surprising none of these are start-ups as they mature they move toward slower steadier growth apple is certain to slow more slowly given a top in iphone sales. facebook has stumbled but has potential avenues for growth and sales expectations are very healthy into 2020. the biggest problem is amazon. even with the recent decline, it's still supporting a pe ratio of 62 based on 2019 earnings the s&p is at 5. but the bulls argue that revenues grow at 25% a year. amazing for a company with an $800 billion market cap. back to you. >> bob at the nyse i didn't realize how quickly maga caught on >> yes that might have been one of the most glorious segments in a glorious 25 year career by bob pisani i want to say that. >> no idea good for him. >> for that occasion we thought it would be a

facebook amazon apple alfa bet microsoft all on downside on your screen leave them there please. ke murphy which of these big tech would you buy and when would you buy them? >> apple and amazon today, facebook stuart i just -- breaking news here. i've talked bullish on facebook for a very long time but we're out of facebook. i don't like the direction that company is going in. whining you couple the potential regulation that's coming in, plus with the way it -- they appear to be sensorring their employees, not something i want to be involved with. >> you be buy amazon and apple today with prices and you're out of facebook you aingt touching it with a ten foot pole. >> not with a ten foot pole physical >> dr on screen big techs which would you by and when will you buy them? >> i am already have bought into some microsofts on way down, stuart. for -- companying buying amazon today so -- microsoft is your pick, and amazon. i really like -- i really think that this big drop today is they're just getting swept up with the rest of retail and see strong seasonal stuff for them. >> back t

apple, amazon, facebook, and out the bet have lost over 800 billion dollars combined since the end of august putting silicon valley on edge and raising concern, have we reached peak tech? .aught up with bob o'donnell tech regulatory this are just beginning. the biggest thing in the room is that the u.s. economy is heading for a significant slowdown, not necessarily a recession, but growth is headed toward 2% or less. that is more than wall street expected from the slowdown. event, not just a tech it is an entire market event. are blowing out of bond spreads. there is recession fear. what has added fuel to the fire is the leadership, the place where everyone has money, the think that stocks, have started to unravel. i do not think we will have a christmas rally. ultimately, we might have a -- capitulation panic, maybe before the year is over, where it goes below the overall lows we had this year and probably goes lower and creates panic about imminent recession at the end of the bull market. that could be a good buying opportunity. we have to wait and see. emily: is the fear warranted?

tech companies like apple, amazon, facebook and netflix have been a drag on nasdaq, as well. >>> let'sbi and the emerging markets director, jo what is driving the nervous sentiment? >> it's being led by wall street. there's no doubt about that, bian bianca. we've seen the washout on wall street on the last two months of trading. how much do we need to see further selling before we correct after years of gains. we were down better than 600 points. with the loss of 550 points, it's messy. the s&p 500, the broader index of the technology companies is down 10% from the september highs. let's bring up the asian tokyo and south korea are down slightly. that was the wider trend, down slightly throughout asia. not bad considering what we saw. you talked about the technology sell-off. this is a predominant theme. it has a spillover effect for economies like china and southeast asia, in thailand, the so-called supply chain. there are worries here going into 2019 that the growth is going to be slowing down, even for christmas buying someone 2018. the u.s. economy is slowing down and the final leg

by the way, you mentioned some of the big tech stocks, facebook, amazon, apple and google combined since early october have now lost roughly $1 trillion of value with this sell-off. the big picture is wall street senses that a global economy is starting to slow down. we know that china's economy is slowing down. we know japan and germany are slowing down. those are three of our biggest trading partners for the united states. if they're slowing down, that means they buy less of our stuff and our economy has to slow down. that's why the technology stocks are going down because a lot of their stuff is sold, is made overseas. same thing with the retailers, with the trade tariffs. a lot of the costs are going up, that's what they've been telling us and we expect it to go higher next year. so wall street's looking -- larry kudlow's right. the economy right now is great. unemployment historic low, corporate profits are fine, but wall street is looking beyond that to next year and wondering how much slower things are going to get? and that's why we're getting this sell-off right now. >> so the a

. >> for many traders out there, the fang stocks, facebook, amazon, apple, netflix and google parent company alphabet have been leadership to the up i hadside but trade resist watch them fall. each name has fallenbout at leas 20% from the respective record highs hit earlier this year. to put the numbers around those percentage dlng declines, they are staggering. for instance, a amazon andle both of those stocks have fallen by enough to shave off around lion apiece from their market values. and just to put that in perspective, that's like losing an entire bank of america from one market cap just to put in theperspective. also facebook shares, $250 billion. r there abouts and lost market valu alphabet, the parent company of google lost the record highs back op july . and online streaming giant netflix has lost 64 billion since record highs on jurn june 21st. all told if you add in all of these market values lost that means these fang stocks facebook, azmodan, netflix and google. lot $992 billion in market yes, that's right. almost $1 trillion gone in overallarket value. appear and agai

amazon and apple seeing the deepest losses at this hour and what we have with apple is done, 4.33%. amazon down 3.75%. facebook, everybody else also getting hit. look at the chip makers. can we switch to those? broadcom, it happens to be one of the iphone's top suppliers but it and nvidia are part of the tech bull's eye getting pierced. citigroup losing major faith in nvid nvidia, slashing the target to $ $270 a share. is today's pain for the biggest names in silicon valley far from over? tech guru eric hippa who made a ton of money in the '80s and '90s in tech, warned our viewers over a year ago of the coming threat of regulation not from the europeans, but from american congress. it looks like he is right. he's going to whip through your favorite momentum stocks and outline the threats that face them and tell you whether it's worth it to hold on or cut bait. we've got tensions palpable in paris over the weekend, but could a tariff detente with the european union be on its way as the top trade guns get ready to meet in just 48 hours? in a fox business exclusive, the eu's ambassador to the u.s. is here. what h

cannot be we know that you cannot be and just to be clear of the five big tech companies google facebook amazon apple microsoft you say it's google and facebook that are doing the most damage to our behavior and our lifestyles not amazon which has been in the news this week for lots of criticism over the way it's got money out of government apple microsoft you say it's google and facebook is that right. well look there are plenty of reasons to criticize microsoft and facebook and for full disclosure i have a relationship with microsoft now and for even full disclosure i've sold a company to google i actually really like big tech companies i'm not sort of anti-corporate or anti tech companies however what distinguishes google and facebook is that they rely almost solely on the manipulation machine for their money they don't have any diversification they're absolutely addicted to it like picture states are addicted to oil and so it does in my view corrupt them now the things i'm talking about these when appeal ations are all the tech companies engage in them to some degree but not totally so there migh