another one to watch here is carly fiorina, you guys were just talking about it, will it actually curtail business travel what if people do hypothetically cut back on travel for business and go to video conferencing zoom video, a recent ipo from last year that does video conferencing, those shares, 71% to the upside in the last few days does coronavirus play to that thesis and one other place that might be directly tied to the floo it to quality and consumer staples, also perhaps to some products. check out what's happening with clorox shares. year to date up 13%. in the last couple days, weeks, a sharp move to the upside why? it's a disinfectant. wipes, all kinds of materials. certainly, jon, carl, this is a trade that's been interesting to watch play out despite the fact that we've seen so much red on the screens for past six days. >> dom, you see things before the wires, and people are look agent 52-week highs today on the s&p. you've got clorox, mentioned gilead, and cme. if you're betting on an increase in certain types of volumes. >> absolutely. i would say ice is probably in that m

but we saw ted cruz do it with carly fiorina to little avail. but this is a strategy we have watched people deploy before. does it behoove him to say i am making kamala heirarris high vi president. >> i would love that but he needs to show that he can bin, needs to show he has a base. he has a real opportunity to did that in south carolina. south carolina, in 2008 and 2016 really defined the race going into super tees. we will see. in a week we will know where we are headed. >> your giggles tell me everything i need to know. >> biden is committing the hillary clinton gave from 2008 assuming that south carolina is in his pocket. right? there is nothing to suggest that he actually has it on lock. black voters are all tee all over the place at this point. we have seen all of these mayors coming out for bloomberg. that's deeply earn can go. young black voters seem to like sanders. biden hasn't told a clerestory. all he said is i was obama's vice president and black voters love me. i think black voters can start to not like you when you become entitl

and i can't remember who said it but it was interesting they said that klobuchar reminds them of carly fiorina, great debate performances, gets traction but doesn't maintain traction coming out of that in the actual races. at this point it's like with mike bloomberg spending $350 million in ads it's hard to tell what's going to happen. >> yea, we have a lot more to ask you about, stick around for us. thank you so much for that. >>> still ahead, senator lindsey graham says the justice department is reviewing information gathered by rudy giuliani in ukraine, but president trump is calling for a full blown investigation. >>> plus the attacks between joe biden and pete buttigieg are ramping up. we are going to take a look at their back and forth fight over experience. >>> coming up on "morning joe," joe and mika are live in new hampshire ahead of tomorrow's primary. they have a busy show ahead, so stay tuned for that. we are back in a moment. for th. we are back in a moment. ramping up. ramping up tthe bad news? ouyour patience might not.ay. depend® fit-flex underwear offers your best comfort and

marco, jed, ted, carly free arena, name i have not heard in , long time -- carly fiorina name i haverd in a long time. what happened to her? at this.p, look here's another one. trump, 46%. i did not make this up. here's another one. this is a different debate. i don't know, they are all different, i won every one of them. i just took this at random. 5%, 9%, 5%, 5%, 3%, 11%. 46%. [cheers and applause] one -- cnbc.r [crowd booing] well, you know, the market has been up. they have actually been not so bad. a good guy. some of the rest i do not care for too much. trump, almost 50%. then they have all the rest of 3, 2, 2 point 8, 2 .50 4, 1 .9 -- i'm not going to give you the names. i won't tell you. i got 48 points. jeb bush got 1.1. the rest i'm not going to talk about, but he has not been exactly a great supporter, you know? sort of a never trump or, i trumper sort of a never , i guess. here's a nice one. there's a nice one. look at this. look at this. trump 70%. next one is 18%. 7, 4, 3, 3, 3, 2, 1, 1, 1. [cheers and applause] "trump didn't do well in the debates." see? they are fake

2008, hillary clinton is now favored to win the democratic nomination for president in 2016 and carly fiorina is running in the g.o.p. race this time. to what degree do you think gender is a factor in national races. >> i'd go to the governor levels first. it's been very difficult for women to win in those kinds of jobs. we have gotten better now in the senate but we are style 20%. first there's the money issue. lot of men give money to men and men are in business and when we get more women in business that will be to our advantage. the second piece is sometimes voter -- it's elite for people to think of a woman in that kind of management role and you have seen percentage even smaller of women governors, and then of course a woman president has not been achieved, even though it's been achieved in many other country. i think the time is right and the time has come. i think that people are starting to see more and more women in leadership roles. they want their own daughters to be in leadership rolfes and that changes the thinking. >> hillary clinton, your supporter of hers in her presidential

in 2016, the president insulted carly fiorina. and if she would have gotten off the stool and walked over to him and slapped him, which he deserved, he wouldn't be president. thank you. host: better than knee new york, marie yovanovitch, the former ambassador to ukraine, in her first public comments since the testimony before the house committee with a story here, reporting on that from the "new york times," stark view of american diplomacy, marie yovanovitch, former ambassador to ukraine, who blame a central witness in the impeachment inquiry against president trump, delivered a candid and at times stark assessment wednesday of the declining health of american diplomacy -- host: here's more from that speech. >> we need a vigorous department of state, but right now the state department is in trouble. senior leaders lack policy vision, moral clarity, and leadership skills. the policy process has been replaced by decisions emanating from the top with little discussion. they can see that at levels go unfilled and officers are increas

sounds good, then you -- >> ted cruz tried it with carly fiorina. >> that's fair. >> who have you talkedabout this possibility? >> why would i tell you? i foe you want to know. >> because i'm asking. >> i know people want to know -- >> would you consider kamala harris, for example. >> i would consider everybody. kamala, i don't know her all that well but the little bit i've talked to her and watched her, she's a very competent woman and done a good job in california. not everybody agrees with that. so you have a tough, tough on crime kind of reputation. but i haven't looked at her resume all that carefully. because it's just -- it's too early to do that. >> stacy abrams? >> very competent. >> may be her biggest supporter, funder, one of her initiative to get out the vote. register people. >> you dismissed your first debate performance saying this is something that, these guys had a lot of practice doing. aren't democratic voters looking for someone who can stand up to donald trump on the debate stage? >> no. they're looking for somebody who can run the country and somebody that can beat