. >> jay caruso, thank you. >>> much more on the race for president, including michael bloomberg reversing his decision on nondisclosure agreements after being called out by elizabeth warren. we're going live to india where the president is now. we are back in a moment. i used to think that traditional disinfectants

d.c., managing editor at the "washington examiner" jay caruso. good to have you with us. so in the few minutes before i came to you, we have been updated that michael bloomberg has in fact qualified according to the latest poll that he will appear on tomorrow's debate stage that we are here hosting at msnbc in nevada. i'm curious now to get your thoughts about the significance of this. michael bloomberg is confirmed to appear for tomorrow's debate stage. >> well, it's significant in that bloomberg is finally going to have to answer to his rivals. so far he's basically poured hundreds of millions of dollars into ads. it's worked in some respect, national polls now, he's third. he's bypassed, you know, pete buttigieg, he's bypassed amy klobuchar. he's sitting there this third place now. now is going to be the time he's finally going to have to face scrutiny about stop and frisk, other policies, things that he has said, what he's planning on doing. there hasn't been a lot of details, most of his ads have been attack ads on donald trump,

at the washington examiner magazine jay caruso. what are you hearing from republicans about the question or, sorry, i should say the ousting of lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, the recall of ambassador sondland, especially when you juxtapose that with the tweet coming out from donald trump jr. saying the quiet part that's supposed to be in their minds out loud? >> well, this is typical of donald trump, people i've spoken to say this is what donald trump likes to do. look at what he did at the state of the union address, any good will that he had coming out of that is pretty much gone going into -- you know, from his behavior at the prayer breakfast to his little victory speech later on to firing -- firing people that testified against him. now, you go back to the whole idea the president has every right to do that, these are people that serve at his pleasure to there's nothing illegal or untoward in that

managing editor at the washington examiner magazine jay caruso. what are you hearing from republicans about the question or, sorry, i should say the ousting of lieutenant colonel

singer 3rd today according to court documents caruso who declared an income of just $22800.00 in 2018 so he didn't have any money convince dozens of people including these former players who had a lot of money that his company which was poorly named was skillfully playing the crypto market in generating big returns prosecutors say that what makes this a ponzi scheme is the pattern of investor payments against investor payouts with no investment of funds actually taking place stating quote no evidence of any investment funds have gone to any crypto currency digital asset investment or to any investment of any kind in quote sounds bad so where did the investor money go but you can guess according to prosecutors to fund a psalter in crusoe's lavish lifestyles including luxury cars flying around the world to exotic locations and 30 trips to las vegas where caruso reportedly lost more than $1400000.00 gambling in a 13 month period so he wasn't even good he couldn't figure out how do you able to remain good at anything you wanted by the way i just want to point out that michael jordan of di

jay caruso live in d.c.sure. >>> former president obama took to twitter to celebrate the anniversary of the signing of the recovery act which paved the way for more than a decade of economic growth and the longest streak of job creation in american history. president trump seemed to respond on twitter writing quote did you hear the latest con job, president obama is now trying to take credit for the economic boom takes place under the trump administration, he had the weakness recovery, despite quantitative easing, now best job numbers ever. if dems won, the trump campaign continued to hit back against obama's claim in a statement to fox news writing in part quote president trump reversed every single failed obama era economic policy and reversed the floundering obama biden economy, obama and biden orchestrated the worst economic recovery in modern history. president trump has created the hottest economy on record. however, when looking at the numbers under obama, the unemployment rate peaked in 2010, at 10%,

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. >> joining us now, managing editor of the washington examiner magazine, jay caruso. great to have you with us this monday morning. let's talk about the outcome of the caucuses. interesting for joe biden. first what do you make of bernie sanders win notably with young and hispanic voters and the way the coalition looks. how does he propel this momentum going forward. >> the big thing is sanders beating the polls by 12 points. he's got 47%. that's a huge victory for him. how much it affect going forward, i'm not really sure, especially in south carolina. let me leap ahead a little bit. it's going to be a big thing for the march 3rd, for super tuesday. that's a big deal, how much momentum he has there. if you look at a state like california, california has 495 delegates or something like that, and the way they are handed out is candidates have to get either in congressional districts or statewide 15% of the vote. if you look at the last three polls, one poll shows the only one with over 15% is bernie sanders. another one has joe biden at 16 and another has elizabeth war

almost caruso week but now say happy to be a lawyer. after that report we asked the drugstore itch for more on the condition of the people who are rescued. well i've spoke to one of the medics from dr without borders they provided medical and providing care for the rescue people. whether they're healthy although it seems that some of these people have been at sea for many hours if not days the medical team support reported that they are largely in a stable situation right now so however some of the some survivors was suffering from fuel intoxication and the m.s.f. medical team are monitoring the people for fuel burns which usually takes a little while to a little while to develop that exposure otherwise they should there's always a concern with people have been at sea for extended periods of time. with many complaining with a kid and body. we can leaks founder julian assange is due to face a hearing next week that will decide whether he can be extradited to the u.s. to face espionage charges a songe is being held at a london prison whil

michelle caruso-cabrera announced yesterday. wrote, i am the daughter and granddaughter of working class italian and cuban immigrants. i am so lucky to have had such a wonderful career. and i want everybody to have the opportunity that i've had. that is why i am running. caruso-cabrera has major ideological differences to ocasio-cortez. in her book, she expresses her interest in limited government and fiscal conservativism and has also pointed to republican president ronald reagan as her favorite president. so far eight others have announced challenges to aoc's seat. >>> still ahead, primary results show bernie sanders ahead of buttigieg as klobuchar surges into third. >> plus after finishing fifth yesterday, former vice president joe biden is going all in on south carolina. those stories and more when we come right back. thosste ories and more when we come right back. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automaticall

caruso-cabrera has major ideological differences to the progressive congresswoman.less government" she expressed her interest in limited government and fiscal conservatism and has also pointed to republican president ronald reagan as her favorite president. so far eight republicans and four other democrats have announced challenges to aoc's seat. >> that should be an interesting one to say the least. >> one of the many races to be watching for. >> thank you for joining us. that does it for us on this wednesday morning. i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin. "morning joe" starts rig

aoc as she is known in the shorthand has a new primary challenger, long time anchor michelle caruso-cabrera is the author of a book capitalism and no fan of the alexandria ocasio cortez and senator sanders. this is an uphill fight, and now that she is in the race, one potential wild card is wall street money and michelle caruso-cabrera is getting feelers from others who generally welcome republicans, but they would love to have a chance to make it difficult for alexandria ocasio cortez. and one of the many down ballots. we will be here again at noon easte eastern, and coming up next is jake tapper with "state of the union" with howard dean and senator chris murphy from connecticut. thank you for sharing your sunday. have a great day. how bout no? no. uh uh, no way. ♪ come on. no. no. n... ni ni, no no! only discover has no annual fee on any card. 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. i am totally b

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davis suffered an injury scale in the 1st of a bounce back away about 6 free throws off the rain for caruso to tidy up the braun with the lion's share of the points the lakers winning 117-1052 put a gap between themselves and the 2nd place in the not good. ferrari has asked for me the ones governing body to rule out a new steering system being used by miss avies they say it gives their rivals a crucial advantage sadie's a confident they do x. the steering system is within regulations he was hamilton and valtteri bottas have both used it during testing at barcelona this week you can see both of us moving the steering wheel backwards and forwards to realign the wheels here the f.i.a. race director has confirmed that the system will be banned but not until 2021. thailand of played their 1st ever match of the cricket world cup playing against the west indies at the women's teams went to europe kept the time last regular wickets the sensational talk of 79 runs and the former champions struggled early on in their chase to break run out removing a $27.00 for 3 but they recovered they would win by

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michelle caruso-cabrera is with us day three. >> power breakfast >> exactly we have a lot to talk aboutt speech by the president and pelosi ripping up the speech but we want to start with the markets righ

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera joe is off today we'll startk at stocks look to rebound from friday's rout. it's got a lot to come the s&p coming off its worst day since october and the dow and s&p actually erasing all gains they've seen for 2020. nasdaq actually ended up for january with about a 2% gain you see the dow ended down by 603 points on friday let's take a look at this morning. there are some green arrows. again, nowhere near the losses we had seen, recovering from the losses we had seen on friday the dow is

a crisis for xi and the party as i think we have seen since 1989 joining me for more is michelle caruso cabrera why is this seen as posing such a challenge to the leadership? >> let me say first i read bill bishop's article for years what he's saying there is this is the worst threat to the party since tiananmen square this is a huge crisis, those that cause a crisis of confidence in the government and a 2008 earthquake that the government highly criticized for and don't know how many thousands of people died, a high-speed train incident that also really got to the creditn't in 2011 of the bureaucratic system there but those are isolated in places and to certain sectors of society what is happening with the coronavirus is the entire country. is shutting down every single person is affected. and now, have this event with the doctor that died that tried to warn everyone, shut down by the government, krcriticized by the government you have a face to this. it reminds me of, say, the arab spring which started in tunisia with a face of the fruit seller so upset how would you say? >> set himse

long time business news anchor, michelle caruso-cabrera will run for the seat as a democrat.llenging alexandria ocasio-cortez in the 2020 primary. so what is particularly great about this is her parents, michelle's parents, i know her well from cnbc, her parents are immigrants from cuba and they left because socialism does not work. that's why they had to come here. so every time aoc stands up there and spouts off about socialism michelle can correct her no, here is what actually happens. what are your thoughts? >> no. it is incredible. this woman has an impressive resume'. calls herself mcc. melissa: she always has. >> versus aoc. she is much more free market than the run of democratic candidates. i think her bigger advantage, though i agree with her on all that, the only vulnerability i think aoc would have, her roll sabotaging the am done deal. -- amazon deal. that would have had jobs come to her district. she is popular nationally. if she would be vulnerable it would be in a primary. it is a safe blue seat. she won the primary last time, only 16,000 votes. melissa: not on

former television and current michelle caruso cabrera filing a petition to take on alexandria ocasio-cortez primary. she is democrat. she has been a fierce critic of socialism and an advocate for free markets. she tweets, "i'm running for new york-14 to fight for queens in the bronx. daughter of cuban immigrants and living the american dream." her 2010 book titled, "you know i'm right." she calls out both parties were ignoring fiscally conservative, socially liberal americans like yourself. you know her? >> melissa: i've known her very well, for a long time. she's one of the smartest women on the planet. what makes a difference as she does have cuban immigrant parents i who were victims of socialism. she sincere and criticizes where alexandria ocasio-cortez is coming from. she does it from experience. she lived the american dream. one of the problems is going to be, obviously, she is fiscally conservative and she does believe in small government. so that doesn't necessarily jell with democrats. but the rest of it is very interesting. >> kennedy: i would love to see the debate. the >> leslie

lakers remain the best in the west the braun scored 32 points against the memphis grizzlies alex caruso's no nonsense drive setting him up here davis suffered an injury scale in the 1st off but bounced back and bounced things free throw off the rim for curry said to tidy up the brawn with the lion's share of the points the lakers winning 117100 5. romania's world number 2 simona halep secured the 20th title of a tennis career with victory in saturday's dubai championship final she went to sit down before leveling against kazakhstan's elena reback ina who was in no mood to go down easily in the food going 54 up here it went up to a tie break but the world number 19 could not quite last the distance in a full final this year halak winning. 1st title of 228. ferrari has asked for me the ones governing body to rule on a new steering system being used by miss a.b.s. a series of confident they do all access steering system is within regulations lewis hamilton and valtteri bottas have both used it during testing moving the steering wheel backwards and forwards to realign the wheels the race dire

caruso-cabrera has major ideological differences to the progressive congresswoman. in her 2010 book "you know i'm right: more prosperity, less government" she expressed her interest in limited government and fiscal conservatism and has also pointed to republican president ronald reagan as her favorite president. so far eight republicans and four other democrats have announced challenges to aoc's seat. >> that should be an interesting one to say the least. >> one of the many races to be watching for. >> thank you for joining us. that does it for us on this wednesday morning. i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> i want to take the opportunity to express my appreciation and respect for all of the democratic candidates we ran against, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, joe biden. and what i can tell you with absolute certainty and i know i speak for every one of the democratic candidates is that no matter who wins, and we certainly hope it's going to be us, we are going to unite together -- we are going to u

. >>> joe is off and michelle caruso cabrera is hanging out with us this morning.e about 2.5 hours away before the market opens but boy are things looking up >> let's bring you a couple of others at this hour. but the death toll from the virus has now risen to more than 400 and the total number of confirmed cases has risen above 20,000 only the second outside of china and the economic fall out continuing as well the biggest gambling hub asked all casinos to shutdown and they'll cease all the disruption because of supply chain disruptions. >> i think that investors were worried more about the other issues than actually the disclosure of the cloud youtube business the first in it's history was meant to frankly be the opposite it is a beautiful transition to our next guest >> we're joined by ron barron. he has been a firm long time supporter of tesla which someone of the year's hottest stocks he first told us about the company's potential in 2014. >> the opportunity is not to do 35,000 cars. it's for 100 million a year. maybe in 8 or 10 years they could do a million o

michelle caruso-cabrera is with us day three. >> power breakfast >> exactly we have a lot to talk aboutwe'll get to that speech by the president and pelosi ripping up the speech but we want to start with the markets right now. the dow briefly gaining 500 points before ending the day take a look at u.s. equity futures. if we opened up now, the dow would be up by 280 points. nasdaq looking to open 100 points higher. looking at the 10-year note standing at 1.65 >> big time fire works last night. the president did layout his 2020 agenda one day before his likely impeachment acquittal and day after the iowa caucus. it was nancy pelosi's reaction going viral. we'll go now to washington we have to hashtag everything now. it is #rip it up what is trending >> in the old days, you used to try to get the sound bite. now you try to get that meme that will go viral the president giving a starkly partisan speech, met by a starkly partisan reaction. the political divisions were on display as the president gave his third state of the union address. the opening of the speech was all about the economy. t

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera joe is off today we'll start by taking a look at stocks look to rebound from friday's rout. it's got a lot to come the s&p coming off its worst day since october and the dow and s&p actually erasing all gains they've seen for 2020. nasdaq actually ended up for january with about a 2% gain you see the dow ended down by 603 points on friday let's take a look at this morning. there are some green arrows. again, nowhere near the losses we had seen, recovering from the losses we had seen on friday the dow is indicated up by almost 100 points. s&p futures up by 13.5 the nasdaq up by 41. that we watch so closely, which of course that yield has come under pressure as fears about th, this morning trading at about 1.529%. overnight stocks reopened for trading in mainland china after the week-long lunar new year holiday. the shanghai down by 7% and shenzhen down by 8%. we'll start with matt taylor in singapore on this selloff. matt, good morning. >> good morning to you remember, it was january 23, the last day we saw mainla

i know those will be viewed as sick burns or michelle caruso-cabrera drops or something in the far reaches of each side's teams but i don't think the country needs that kind of stuff right now. >> well, by most accounts it was a state of the union unlike any other. we can at least say that. with an impeached president addressing a bitterly divided congress while also seeking reelection. those divisions were on vivid display last night from the president looking away from the house speaker's outstretched hand to nancy pelosi ripping up the speech when he finished. at times it felt more like a campaign rally than a formal address when republican lawmakers chanting four more years. and democrats jeering the president for his remarks on the economy and health care. trump's showmanship was also on full display, surprising a military family by reuniting an army sergeant with his wife and kids, promoting school choice by announcing a scholarship for a pennsylvania student, and in a nod to his base awarding rush limbaugh with the presidential medal of freedom. also notable, the president did not m