this is "bulls & bears." ♪ i am david asman turned me on am david asman turned me on a panel am davidsman turned me on a panel today, liz p., fox news.com panelist. steve forbes media chairman jonathan hoenig of the capitalist pig hedge fund and jack cao bavarians. liz and jonathan are both fox contributors. stocks slammed today. take a look at the dow ended down a whopping 608 points in the nasdaq and correction territory down four by 5%. the dow and s&p 500 are now negative for the year. as concerns grow about orbiter earnings. let's bring in the panel and a lot of problems are affecting the market. the bomb threat today all over the east coast. worries about china, what's happening with the world economy and of course earnings. what is most heavily weigh on the market. >> the tariffs beginning to recognize will affect profit margins, going to infect investing decisions because you don't know what the rules of the game are peer disrupting global supply chains and the fact that we haven't resolved the thing at begin to weigh on the market. get a big deal with china but not on the hor

asman? melissa: david, who is david, david asman, he is not going far. he will host a new show. "bulls and bears," right here at 5:00 p.m. eastern, "the evening edit" with emac, liz macdonald, will then move to 6:00 p.m. eastern. it all starts just two weeks from today. did anyone tell you. this is the first you're hearing of it. connell: how awkward would that be if asman not getting his whole show. that would be really weird. what about asman? i'm excited. i always loved doing the show to fill in. melissa: now you're stuck with me all the time. connell: we like working together. , don't we? melissa: absolutely, now we're stuck together all the time. >>> coming up the trump administration celebrating the new trade deal they call historic with mexico and canada. we'll talk about, the impact it could have on you, the consumer. melissa: making individual tax cuts permanent. expanding incentives for retirement savings, part of tax cuts 2.0 passed house. going nowhere in the senate though. grover norquist, president for americans for tax reform sounds off. connell: the supreme court

i am david asman.nel on her first day of their very own common dagen mcdowell, gary b. smith committeeman grew president, former bomb economic adviser and john layfield, layfield report ceo. gary, robert and john are all fox contributors. another volatile

i'm david asman in for lou dobbs.president trump is speaking to supporters near cincinnati calling out radical dimms. president trump: republicans believe in the rule of law, not the rule of the mob. david: the president's rally is in support of the republican congressman steve shabbat and jim renasi. joining me, tom whiton, the president mentions the pledge he has the been able to follow through on because of so much stalling from congress. are we close or how far away are we? >> we are far away. they gave some funding, but nowhere near the amount needed. it shouldn't be a partisan issue. defending the country and securing the bored. everybody in washington should want to do that. there is no downside to reducing illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into this country. david: there is no logic in a lot of the rhetoric from people who want to prevent that from happening. claire mccaskill was talking about fentanyl, and she said the president's discussion of border security detract from our ability to stop fentanyl

i am david asman.urning us on the panel is morgan ortegas, global opportunities advisor cofounder and maverick pat cochair jonas wagner as he is cochair of bs founder -- that's his chair. former obama economic adviser and gary b. smith to the mcgrew president who just flew in from florida. jonas, robert and guerriero fox contributors. 15 days away from the elections. "the wall street journal" poll showing the president approval rating is on the rise of more voters are interested in the midterms and now another tax cut is on the way for middle america. take a listen. >> we are putting in a resolution sometime in the next week or week and a half, two weeks. we are giving a middle income tax reduction of about 10%. we are doing it now for middle income people. that's on top of the tax decrease. >> are you signing an executive order for that? >> no, no. we will do the vote after the election. >> robber, you are already just on what the president said shaking your head. >> it is total bs. they're not going

i am david asman. join me on our panel on her first day of their very own common dagen mcdowell, gary b. smith committeeman grew president, former bomb economic adviser and john layfield, layfield report ceo. gary, robert and john are all fox contributors. another volatile day on wall street. coming off of the markets worst week since march. kerry beat him i wanted to go to you first. it did seem at times it would gain traction but it didn't. >> the last couple days the market i think after the onslaught of last week is trying to find its footing. you often see this with the waterfall selloff. 1300 points in two days, something like that. i think it's trying to find its footing. i like the action right here. i think it's trying to legalize. >> i see a lot of slipping going on. dagen: interest rates and higher interest rates are the worry and the federal reserve trained to lie down unprecedented stimulus during the housing crash come in during the financial crisis. if anybody tells you they know how thi

melissa: a lot of bracing from david asman. david: i'm happy. i'm sharing the wealth. i'm sharing the wealth. melissa: let's go back to the floor of the new york stock exchange where trader tim anderson is standing by. tim, give me your take what you think is going on today. >> i think there is a lot of moving parts in the market right now and i certainly think the 10-year at 3.20 was a flashpoint to maybe just reset the backdrop for the whole investment outlook, maybe for the rest of the quarter. i don't think it is the fact that rates are at 3.20 is a major warning point or anything like that but it's how fast we got there. it is the speed of the rise in rates that got people a little unsettled and minimally setting off some pretty vicious sector rotation within the market. melissa: what do you think happens to rates from here? you talk about how fast we got to this point? do you think they continue to go at this accelerated pace? do you think it stablizes and tops off a little bit? what do you think? >> well, look i think this is a level where bond investors have no

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i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa frances. here's what else we are covering in this very busy hour ahead. huge developments on capitol hill coming just in the last couple of minutes. senator susan collins of maine, a very crucial swing vote in the confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh just announcing she will, in fact, vote to confirm kavanaugh for the supreme court, laying out her case line by line, why he would be qualified for this position, why she believes -- she does not believe the claims of the accuser against him. democratic senator joe manchin piling on, announcing moments ago he will be a yes vote as well. we have got the latest on the tally as it appears to stand right now. senators now taking the floor one by one in debate for and against the judge, as we inch closer to tomorrow's historic confirmation vote. and protests under way, hundreds gathering on both sides to make their voices heard. police are making arrests. we are following all of that at this hour for you and a whole lot more. david: including joe manc

hour, david asman is laughing, you're here.ll because i wish i looked as good as that 10-year- old picture we used for the promo, but first of all let me just say how pleased i am that you're giving me real estate. you get new el estate from 6:00- 7:00 but you're giving me your real estate. >> liz: that's the way i am. david: we've known each other for a long time. >> liz: one person on social media said i would rather eat a box of thumb tacks than have facebook spy on me in my living room. i mean, facebook is calling this a portal that makes you feel like zuckerberg is going to beam through in your living room. david: i read through all of the letters i knew that was the one that stuck in here but it is like something even the name, " portal." you want something, a portal. i mean you think of a portal looking at you when you're taking a shower or, i mean you know you just don't want that stuff in your room. you just don't want it there. >> liz: i guess you aren't going to buy it? david: no i'm not it's really setting the stage

i want to bring david asman into this. you were reminding me we are getting close, we're not there yet, where our debt payments are eclipsing anything else. defense still leads. that could be in question next year, i guess. what do you make of the kind of will it's going to take and how likely -- >> will? inside the beltway? there is none. neil: you would need a lot more tax revenue alone. i don't see the appetite there. nor, by the way, do i think that's necessary. i think certainly getting a handle on spending or controlling the growth of our spending, and we don't see an appetite for that. >> mitch mcconnell has a lot of bragging rights with regard to the kavanaugh thing but while he was bragging about getting the kavanaugh thing through last weekend, he said you know, unknown to a lot of people we carried out a lot of successful things during this process. it wasn't just kavanaugh. we passed a budget, another one of our -- well, it's successful in terms of beltway talk but is it successful to continue this kind of defi

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"bulls & bears" with david asman starts right now. david: from wall street to washington and across the country we talk about topics that matter the most to you and your money. this is "bulls & bears." hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. joining me on the panel today, our very own christina parts and nonetheless. took me a longtime remember that game. liz p., jonathan hoenig of the capitalists is hedge fund in gary kaltbaum, president of cult capital management came on the way from florida to be with us today. major headlines out of d.c. the dow ending the day down 327 points. we will break it all down for you this hour with our panel and some very special guests as well. first, the street from treasury secretary steve mnuchin sending shockwaves through the markets. just met with president trump and secretary of state pompeo and we have decided i would not be participating in future investment initiative summit in saudi arabia. markets immediately plunged on the news and what happened to the markets? >> just another big geopolitical

hey, everyone i am trish regan in today for david asman. we have susan li, gary b.smith, and john layfield, ceo of the layfield report. you are all fox contributors let's get to it we had certainly another wild day for these markets take a look at the dow today dropping nearly

michael lee and rock star anchor of bulls & bears the new show coming up next week he is host davey david asmandavid first what's your reaction david: high person ole from this administration? i'm shocked. sometimes donald trump whose a businessman who has a specialty in real estate, they hate higher interest rates, because it does slow down sales of real estate, and clearly, it seems to be already having that effect on some parts of the real estate market so his instincts are there and this is a man when his instincts go somewhere there's very little of him to stop them from going anywhere. >> liz: gary b., the president is finger wagging at the fed is that going to have any impact? >> no, no, of course not. the fed will try even harder to be impartial. in a more macro sense, i kind of understand his frustration because i've always been of the opinion, why do we even have a fed? the market determines interest rates to think that we can higher some really smart people with phds in economics and they can look into the future, better than the market can, is ludacris they miss the housing bubble,

"bulls & bears" with david asman starts right now. treet to washington and across the country we talk about topics that matter the most to you and your money. this is "bulls & bears." hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. joining me on the panel today, our very own christina parts and nonetheless. took me a longtime remember that game. liz p., jonathan hoenig of the capitalists is hedge fund in gary kaltbaum, president of cult capital management came on the way from florida to be with us

. ♪ i am david asman.immy on the panel or barrio and susan leigh, senior correspondent charlie gasparino, plus gary b. smith, and john layfield, ceo of the layfield report, both are fox news contributors. if your stocks are making a lot of money today. the dow soaring to close to 547 points on the plus side. president trump sitting down with the run trish regan and a fox business exclusives. if republicans don't keep the house, the party on wall street could be over. >> what their 401(k). the day we have a really bad time three weeks from now through the 401(k) will go down tremendously. if they don't go out and vote, then they have themselves to blame. i built up $1,127,000,000,000,000 in well. >> charlie's already imitating. >> half the country does anything because that's what the percentage of the company and the stock market. the other has not going to care that their mutual funds and things like that. i think it is a weak argument to be honest. >> it wasn't trump who built? he's built them up since t

i am david asman. joining me on the panel today our very own susan li is here. scott martin, asset management chief investment master. jonathan hoenig of the capitalistic hegemon and editor of in a textbook called americanism, more about which later and jonas, max ferris founder. scott, jonathan jonas are all fox news contributors and are happy to see them here today. president trump looking for across the board budget cuts. take a listen. >> i would like you to come back with a 5% cut. get rid of the fat. get rid of the waste. i'm sure you can do it. it'll have a huge impact. >> that would be nice, but budget cuts is a star. >> do it, talk about it. the budget is up 17% year-over-year. >> we should be clear. the death exploded because the spending. >> stop spending and start on the federal level. americans of the last 10 years to tighten their belts. time for government especially. if not now, when. we have a businessman president. he said cut the fat. >> some businesses have spend a lot of money. first of all, we are going to have it any day now. >> at take mo

david: hi, everybody, i'm david asman. joining me on the panel, our very own gerri willis, jonas max ferris, robert wolf. both john has and robert are fox contributors. look who is back, trish regan, host of "trish regan prime time" 8:00 p.m. eastern on fbn. wall street whiplash. the dow finishing down more than 245 points. but that is after it had been up 352 points. and from highs to lows, it was a swing of 918 points. stocks hammered on reports that more china tariffs could be on the way if trump's talks with president xi at the upcoming g20 in argentina failed. our own blake burmaned ask the white house about it this afternoon. take a listen. >> i will not get ahead of the president's meeting. i hope it goes well. april. sorry, go ahead. >> how important is the meeting because you heard larry kudlow say two weeks ago maybe there might not be a lot of detail comes from it in terms of trade going back and forth? >> as the president likes to say we'll see what happens. i'm not going to get ahead of the conversation. you h

lauren: i am lauren simonetti and for david asman. jordi niemi on the panel commentary kaltbaum president of kaltbaum. kevin harnick of -- and the lovely heather zimmer right, vision or vice president. we should tell you that gary and jonathan are both fox contributors. take a look at their spirit the party returns to wall street with all three of the major averages rallying big-time today. the dow climbing 401 points. even after yesterday's big 600 plus points aloft. everyone getting a big boost from big tech today and we've got some big news "after the bell" from amazon and alphabet, the parent of google. both on earnings but missing on revenue. here is where they are trading right now. amazon down 7% and alphabet down about 5%. guys, would you make up more revenue? this time coming from two big tech companies. >> glad to see a little bit in the markets. this is a weak stock market. look at the results "after the bell." the stock selling off. i want to be able here and again happy to see some kind of a bounce back, but so few new hi

i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa frances. here's what else we are covering in this very busy hour ahead. huge developments on capitol hill coming just in the last couple of minutes. senator susan collins of maine, a very crucial swing vote in the

david: good evening, i'm david asman in for lou dobbs.hael leaves widespread destruction along the gulf coast and fatalities in four different states as the massive clean up operation gets under way. president trump announces he will visit florida and georgia next week. president trump: i want to send our thoughts and prayers of our entire nation to everyone in the path of hurricane michael especially in the florida panhandle where it's hitting and hitting hard.

hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this. is after the bell.ing action in oil and gold from cme. deirdre bolton on the floor of the new york stock exchange. deirdre, kick it off. >> we are closing just off those session lows, i mean we saw the dow down as much as 250 points

>> i'm see you at 4:00 be in on fox business with david asman. thanks for joining us. have a terrific weekend. i'm melissa francis. here's dana. >> fox news alert. a court in turkey frees an american pastor there held for two years. hel hello. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." pastor andrew brunson found guilty of terror related charges that he denied but sentenced to time served. his release a victory for the trump administration, which worked behind the scenes and publicly sanctioned turkish officials to make this happen. reaction from the pastor's sister, lauren brunson. >> he forgave those in court that accused him publicly. if he's able to do that i don't think we can -- trying to think of the best way to say this. don't think we can judge them more harshly than he has. he has been through this. god has allowed him to extend grace towards those that have treated him this horrible way. >> remarkable words. benjamin hall is in turkey. what was it like there? >> today is the end of a two-year nightmare. as you said, this is being seen as a real win for t

. ♪ ♪ david: i'm david asman, thank you for joining us. the the panel, gary caught bam, jonas max farris, max funds founder, adam lashinsky and last but certainly not least, trish regan, host of trish regan prime time, brand new show on the fox business network that is already making news on its own.

i'm david asman. glad you could join us. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." phil flynn has all the action in oil from the cme. ashley webster at the new york stock exchange. tell us about the trade. >> it is interesting day. still after glow from trade deal with canada. forget about the italian debt. we've seen money come out of small caps. russell 2000 came down. multinational stocks, big dow stocks gain. up 125. you're absolutely right. 102nd record close since election day. it is 85th record under president donald trump on the dow. the s&p not quite hitting record mark. nasdaq also down about half a percent on the day. so a little bit of a mixed bag. we'll look at individual stocks. amazon let's begin there. they announced they are raising the minimal wage 15 bucks an hour starting next month. it will cover 250,000 u.s. employees. as you can see it is being praised as a move but in fact it will hit the bottom line. you see amazon down 33 bucks. apple, meanwhile that is a record close. 229.28. they needed to finish at 22bucks. so another record high for app

showing, president of the mac arising pack, alexander and host of bulls and bears on foxbusiness, david asmanto have you here. i this is a lot of volatility, people are frustrated and t it seems to be coming out in public conversation. >> i say this is a democrat, i want democrats to win the midterm, this hurts the party because it plays into donald trump's narrative that democrats are radical, extremist, violent. my advice would be stick to the issues, talk about healthcare, the economy, the paul you said before, stay away from this personal politics of distraction, violence. david brock represents everything wrong in politics and i hope we democrats can win constructively and not through activities like this.ha shannon: we have a picture getting into nancy pelosi's s face, latinos who confronted her. i don't know if we can play the audio because there are a lot of f bombs, but also calling her a communist say we don't want you, you don't belong. this is pretty aggressive in its own right. >> there is a way to campaign hard and campaign aggressively without these tactics. i happen to know th

i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers first here is what else we're covering for you. breaking news in this hour. just moments from now we'll have comments from the president, the commander-in-chief is about to take off from joint base andrews on his way to iowa for a crucial campaign rally tonight. president trump spoke to reporters on the south lawn of the white house moments ago. he may still wrap that up right now. we're going to play back those comments to you as soon as we get them. so we could be breaking in at any point with those remarks. >>> plus a stunning resignation. ambassador nikki haley abruptly extenting down as american ambassador to the u.n., vowing not to run in 2020 ends -- against the president. the big decision who will take her place at the u.n. president could talk about that coming up. >>> new era in the nation's high court. judge brett kavanaugh takes the bench for the first time. wait until you hear the latest plan for democrats to diminish his role as well as ever

dick bove, david asman right next to me, nodding away. david: i did exactly that. melissa: did exactly this calculation. david: i saw money in checking account not getting anything. i saw interest rates going up, pretty much guaranteed 2 1/2% for three-year, six month bond. where do i put my money? i don't want to give to banks. they have enough. jamie dimon is nice guy. i don't want him to have more of my money. melissa: dick bove, thank you. fantastic. david: running on a booming economy. wall street on edge ahead of the midterm elections but will signs of a strong economy keep voters optimistic about the future of the united states? charlie hurt of "the washington times" coming next. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. because when you want to create an entirely new feeling, the difference between excellence and mastery, is all the difference in the world. introducing the all-new lexus es. a product of mastery. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. benjamin franklin capturedkey lightening in

hey, everyone i am trish regan in today for david asman. we have susan li, gary b. smith, and john layfield, ceo of the layfield report. you are all fox contributors let's get to it we had certainly another wild day for these markets take a look at the dow today dropping nearly 300 points at one point it had actually been down 539 big tech once again to blame, guys, how long do you think this volatility lasts, let's start with you. >> i think a while. all evidence in is still the upper hand i was hoping that maybe it would reverse the market today and it just did not happen and you know, the big thing about this market everybody keeps talking about october but i have a laundry list of industries that have hit new yearly lows down 30-60% over the last six to nine months all kinds of industries to me indicating probable slow down in economic growth and lots of trouble around the globe. trish: you're making me nervous, susan. >> the s&p the majority of the stocks are in bare market territory so 20 perrer down from recent highs, that's a bit concerning but look volatili

it wasn't david asman? it's a little too early for us to make fun of him. here's the evening that it appeared >> we successfully completed negotiations on a brand-new deal to terminate and replace nafta appeared >> the u.s. and ca will uncover $2 trillion, easily making it the biggest agreement and history. >> would've done it in 14 months and believe me and trade negotiating terms that is like warp speed. >> nasa had to be shakespeare's >> president trump has been able to make a deal where everybody is better off. >> no other person could've done it. >> new deal will be the most modern up-to-date and balanced trade agreement in the history of our country. >> the dow up nearly 200 points as president trump announced the biggest trade deal ever with mexico and canada. it is a one-point $2 trillion agreement that replaces old nafta. a campaign promise the president got the president .uk. it is china next year the count of economic advisers chairman kevin hastert is here to talk about it. democrats now criticizing the fbi probe they wanted in the first place i

i am david asman. joining me on the panel today our very own susan li is here.nathan hoenig of the capitalistic hegemon and editor of in a textbook called americanism, more about which

i'm david asman. glad you could join us. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."hil flynn has all the action in oil from the cme. ashley webster at the new york stock exchange. tell us about the trade. >> it is interesting day. still after glow from trade deal with canada. forget about the italian debt. wee

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host of "bulls and bears" every weekday at 5:00 p.m., david asman.ou for being here. >> great to be here. >> shannon: i'll start with you, dave. this is volatility. people seem frustrate and this is coming out in the public confrontations. >> i say this as a democrat. once the democrat to win the midterm, this hurts the party. it plays to trump's narrative that the democrats are radical, extremists, violence. my advice is stick to the issues. talk about healthcare and the economy as the poll you presented before says. and stay away from this personal politics of the destruction of violence. david brock is a force who represents everything that is wrong in politics. hopefully democrats can win constructively and not through activities like this. >> shannon: alexander, we have video, too, of a confrontation of former house speaker hoping to be a house speaker again, nancy pelosi faced after latinos confronted her. we had to bleep most of it. i don't know if we can play the audio. because there are f-bombs and they are calling her a communist. saying we

i'm connell mcshane filling in for david asman.sa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering on the very big hour ahead. fixing nafta.

david: hi, everybody, i'm david asman.ur very own gerri willis, jonas max ferris, robert wolf. both john has and robert are fox contributors. look who is

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. ♪ ♪ david: i'm david asman, thank you for joining us.the panel, gary caught bam, jonas max farris, max funds founder, adam lashinsky and last but certainly not least, trish regan, host of trish regan prime time, brand new show on the fox business network that is alreadyak

lauren: i am lauren simonetti and for david asman.commentary kaltbaum president of kaltbaum. kevin harnick of -- and the lovely heather zimmer right, vision or vice president. we should tell you that

david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell."tching all action in oil where there was a big pop in the cme connell mcshane on floor of new york stock exchange. connell let's go to you first. >> this was better day for the stock market than we saw yesterday. it was interesting to see the way things pot started off with the news out of europe not as concerning as it

i'm david asman this is after the bell. so good you could join us. more on big market movers but here is what we're talking about for this busy hour. the commander-in-chief making his way back to the beltway after quick afternoon visit to the police chiefs in orlando, florida. rod rosenstein flew along with the president. a lot of speculation. we have the latest what that conversation was exactly like. exactly what the president is now calling the democrats failed attempts to keep brett kavanaugh off the supreme court. later tonight president trump will hold a formal swearing-in ceremony for his second supreme court appointee at the white house. shockingly democrats say their battle against justice kavanaugh isn't over. are they just digging the hole deeper? >>> a dangerous hurricane gaining strength as it makes its way toward the florida panhandle. the latest on the storm's path. susan: the dow is reversing earlier losses. starts the week in the dream head by travelers walmart. deirdre bolton, on the floor of the new york stock exchange. you can't k

i'm david asman. this is "after the bell."ore on the big market movers first here is what else we're covering for you. breaking news in this hour. just moments from now we'll have comments from the president, the commander-in-chief is about to ff

. >> i'm see you at 4:00 be in on fox business with david asman. thanks for joining us.ific weekend. i'm melissa francis. here's dana. >> fox news alert. a court in turkey frees an american pastor there held for two years. hel hello. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." pastor andrew brunson found guilty of terror related charges that he denied but sentenced to time served. his release a victory for the trump administration, which worked behind the scenes and publicly sanctioned turkish officials to make this happen. reaction from the pastor's sister, lauren brunson. >> he forgave those in court that accused

hey, everyone i am trish regan in today for david asman. we have susan li, gary b.field, ceo of the layfield report. you are all fox contributors let's get to it we had certainly another wild day for these markets take a look at the dow today dropping nearly 300 points at one point it had actually been down 539 bigec

david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." phil flynn watching all action in oil where there was a big pop in the cme connell mcshane on floor of new york stock exchange. connell let's go to you first. >> this was better day for the stock market than we saw yesterday. it was interesting to see the way things pot started off with the news out of europe not as concerning as it has been recent weeks. idea some report that is it tally is getting it act together as far as its debt. that started the thing in the right direction. economic data, adp on the jobs side, services report from ism all of that was very positive. by today being better than yesterday, look what happened with the 10-year treasury note went to highest point in seven years. you would have thought maybe that cuts into stocks. it did, right? the dow was up 178. only closing up 50 some points but it did close higher, so did the broader market but that is what we've seen down on the floor as a positive, able to with stand higher rates and still move to the upside wit

. ♪ ♪ david: i'm david asman, thank you for joining us.ning men to the the panel, gary caught bam, jonas max farris, max funds founder, adam lashinsky and last but certainly not least, trish regan, host of trish regan prime time, brand new show on the fox business network that is already making news on its own. >> prime time. david: prime time, baby. [laughter] and another wild day on wall street to close out a volatile week as markets digest news out of china. its economy grew at the slowest pace in nearly a decade, president trump touting the success of his tariffs on china in his great interview with you this week, trish regan, let's take a look. >> thank you. >> china, they're down about $25 trillion in the last five, six months since i started going into what i have to do which is straightening out unfair balances. david: so he wants tariffs to hurt, and they are. >> yes, he definitely wants them to hurt, and they are. economy has faltered a bit, the market has a faltered a bit, and it's interesting, because he's gone where no other p