>> you mean like devin nunes? >> jimmy: devin nunes, for instance.ally has devoted his life to protecting donald trump, for reasons that are unknown to me. i have no idea why. i don't know if he's dumb, if he's evil, if he's some combination of the two. i'm pretty sure he's dumb. i won't speak to evil. but what's going on there? >> i don't know except i was thinking during your last segment that i need a candle that says "this smells like devin nunes." [ cheers and applause ] honestly, we used to get along quite well. but like so many people that get too close to donald trump, they end up badly tainted. and he's just gone down a rabbit hole, which is, you know, a great shame. and more than a shame, when he was the chairman of the intelligence committee it was downright dangerous. and now he's the ranking member it's less dangerous but nonetheless problematic. it appears that it was nunes who may have gone, reportedly went to the white house to complain that we were being briefed, the whole committee was being briefed about the ongoing threat to our e

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"the washington post" says trump learned about pearson's remarks from representative devin nunes, the committee's ranking republican and a staunch trump ally, said one person familiar with the matter. trump's suspicions of the intelligence committee have often been fueled by nunes who was was the president in california on wednesday when he announced on twitter that grenell would become the acting director officials said. a spokesman for nunes did not respond to requests for comment. and now the acting director of national intelligence, richard grenell, will probably or surely be operating under a direct order from the president not to reveal to the house and senate intelligence committees as is required by law what vladimir putin is doing to help donald trump get re-elected. that is what the american presidency has become tonight. that is where this country is tonight. donald trump is operating in the white house in conjunction with vladimir putin to hide what vladimir putin is doing to help donald trump get re-elected. donald trump is a russian operative. if tonight's reporting by "

and that is why we see devin nunes here. he is the person who told president trump about a briefing that was provided to the house intelligence committee last week, and during that briefing they told the house intelligence committee that it was indeed true that russia was trying to get president trump reelected in 2020, and president trump was frustrated with the national -- with essentially his current national security officials because they provided that information to congress, and so that is when we saw this change happen with maguire being ousted and grenell coming into his space. we also have john rood here. john rood is a top pentagon official. he is someone who had warned the administration about not wanting to withhold this security assistance from ukraine, and earlier this week he said he was resigning because president trump had requested him to. and then we get to just yesterday, there's even more. national security adviser who had been working on russia. who had been moved up then to be the deputy national secu

devin nunes says all obama holdovers need to be removed from the nsc to stop the leaks.rase that. we have been told the nsc is the primary source of all the leaks over the course of the past three years. >> it's one of the shocking things about the impeachment. this anti-trump campaign came not just from the state department, came not just from other places, the nsc staff. my understanding is to date in addition to some of the notorious figures there have been 70 people who have been removed from the nsc staff since o'brien has taken over. lou: it's clear he means to go further. he's got to clean it up. he just has to. all right. thank you very much. we appreciate it. stay with us. we are coming right back. and that will happen in just about a minute. lou:th our poll last are you day we asked, if the dimms reaction to the president should be called the democratic derangement syndrome instead of trump syndrome. 88% said it should be the democrat derangement syndrome. president trump just moments ago in manchester, new hampshire promising strong results in the upcoming 202

when devin nunes told mr. trump, the president was outraged.so outraged that he ousted the acting head of all the 17 agencies, joseph maguire, even though his temporary term was set to expire march 12th. also departing is andrew hallman and they're being replaced by trump loyalists, rick grenell and according to reports, a former devin nunes aide who had been working at the nsc. one official saying the office of the director of the dni who oversees all of the intelligence community is nearing a meltdown. joining me now is a former u.s. ambassador to russia, jeremy bash, and ken dilanian whose done all this reporting. ken, there's some confusion about exactly how precise that analysis was, was it the russians interfering, was it to help donald trump, was it possibly to help donald trump. but the bottom line is, it infuriated the president and the analysts in charge was doing her job, which is to tell the house and senate committees in secret what their best thinking is based on what they're reading on russia's intentions. >> that's the key point

joining me now is devin nunes. good to see you. thank you for joining us.et me ask you what happened now because i know the speaker has said she wants to continue investigate inc. president trump. >> it's not going to and, they've been doing it since the president was first elected just like senator scott just said. all the major newspapers in this country, the legacy media owned by the billionaires, they prevent calling for it. this is a work in progress and they imploded without russia investigation in a big way because it was a complete hoax. they manufactured this new ukrainian hoax, which we are starting to get to the bottom of this hoax. as soon as the whistleblower actually gets called before the senate and conducted an interview, you fit the pieces in between the democrats and the house and their staff who met with the whistleblower and for scampi i cig is under who refuses to provide evidence for his outlandish claims that you didn't need to have firsthand information. only secondhand information and somehow miraculously was changed and none of tho

devin nunes says all obama holdovers need to be removed from the nsc to stop the leaks.t. we have been told the nsc is the primary source of all the leaks over the course of the past three years. >> it's one of the shocking things about the impeachment. this anti-trump campaign came not just from the state department, came not just from other places, the nsc staff. my understanding is to date in addition to some of the notorious figures there have been 70 people who have been removed from the nsc staff since o'brien has taken over. lou: it's clear he means to go further. he's got to clean it up. he just has to. all right. thank you very much. we appreciate it. stay with us. we are coming right back. and that will happen in just about a minute. ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. (woman) no matter what business you are in, digital transformation never stops. verizon keeps business ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business... (second man) virtualize their operations... (third man) and co

devin nunes says all obama holdovers need to be removed from the nsc to stop the leaks.y source of all the leaks over the course of the past three years. >> it's one of the shocking things about the impeachment. this anti-trump campaign came not just from the state department, came not just from other places, the nsc staff. my understanding is to date in addition to some of the notorious figures there have been 70 people who have been removed from the nsc staff since o'brien has taken over. lou: it's clear he means to go further. he's got to clean it up. he just has to. all right. thank you very much. we appreciate it. stay with us. we are coming right back. and that will happen in just about a minute. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ the new xc90 plug-in hybrid electric. xc90. recharged. my age-related macular degenso today i made a plan with my doctor, whic

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and we're talking about this with devin nunes. he will join us and just moments to take on the left's latest red scare. which of your devices are protected by daily security updates? daily security updates... daily? i don't know. the only thing... i'm struggling with this. some providers you have to manually download updates to each device. comcast business securityedge updates every 10 minutes to help keep your connected devices protected against new ransomware, malware and phishing threats. every 10 minutes feels pretty good. get secure, reliable internet and voice for an amazing price. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. ♪ >> laura: with their 2020 dream now on the edge in a divided field, democrats are rekindling an old flame. russian collusion. yes. play today their media allies dropped a couple bombshells. "the washington post" first reporting after a congressional briefing on election threats, trump soured on acting spy chief. trump erupted at joseph maguire in the oval office, perceiving him and his staff is disloya

devin nunes informed the white house. the president did not get a heads-up about that briefing and what his officials were planning to tell the congress. the result of the president's anger? an oval office tirade against the soon-to-be out the door director of national intelligence joe mcguire. he cited against his own intelligence professionals who arrived at the same conclusion. the president said american officials were getting, quote, plagued, and he did not believer -- the president of the united states telling him he did not believe russia was interfering to help him or had any plans to do so. let's get straight to the white house and cnn's kaitlan collins. kaitlan, here we go again. number one, the intelligence officials telling the truth as they believe it, and the president then firing one of them and going off on a rage. >> that the time ing is critica because it was last thursday when he learned this. then he went off on his director of intelligence, and we learned he is going to put a vocal supporter in that s

devin nunes told you the truth. he will join us in a second.was mitigated by the ig, michael horowitz's buys of findings, and now in previewing an even bigger deep state reckoning for mueller's team of democrats but of course the sane moral outrage from the democrats, the mob and the media could not be more obvious, especially as they continue to smear the attorney general barr for doing his job and intervening in what he said was spying on a candidate and deep into a presidency. and also saying what we have been telling you, premeditated fraud, fisa court, those morons were obtained illegally based on a fraudulent, not only unverifiable but now defunct dossier from russia that hillary clinton paid for. you can't make this bid this after a pair of rogue prosecutors recommended this egregious, nine year prison sentence for roger stone. what? this all reeks of prosecutorial misconduct. nine year sentence. wise and jim comey getting that sentence? what about andrew mccabe? they've been referred to for the same thing, lack of candor, which means ly

congressman devin nunes is here on the latest intel leaks ahead of 2020. and as the next round up sets in, sol wisenberg is here to tell us what today's roger stone sentence reveals about the previous one. and raymond arroyo has a special thursday edition, what is that all about? i've seen and unseen. more biden blunders? no, we can pile on joe now.rr and trump vegasns pigeons custor can't wait for it. but first, why bloomberg is failing. that is the focus of tonight's very sad angle. to me what was most surprising about the democrat debate right now wasn't that elizabeth warren came out punching against michael bloomberg but how unprepared he seemed from the get-go. >> i would like to talk about who we are running against. a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse faced lesbians.. and no, i'm not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> laura: his instinct was to ignore elizabeth warren, speak in general terms and when all else fails, just recite his resume. >> i'm a new yorker, i know how to take on an arrogant con man l

people like devin nunes and other people know this.need to make sure no president should have to go through this. that's why they need to go to jail and be held accountable. lou: robert o'brien is doing just that in reducing the size of the national security council. john durham, the u.s. attorney for connecticut that barr asigned to investigate the investigators. we know right now the fbi lied 17 times on fisa applications. we know 20 attorneys and fbi agents spend two years on the mueller probe and came with nothing. now they are attacking people as former prosecutors for mueller in this administration. it's sordid corrupt politics within the justice department itself. >> president trump called them dirty cops and that's what they are. they are corrupt people who abused their power. to go in and lie to a fisa judge who signed a warrant in dark of night, not knowing all the facts. and if they are misleading the judge, if i'm the judge, i want to go after those guys. lou: congressman, the house intelligence committee, devin nunes and i

that devin nunes did with regard to questioning the origins of the russia investigation, questioningurveillance -- alleged surveillance of the trump campaign, trump himself by the fbi in 2016 pushing this theory that you know the obama administration quote/unquote unmasked certain people within the trump campaign that appeared in intercepts, intelligence intercepts. this is someone who has been extremely skeptical of the underlying intelligence that informed the idea that russia intervened in the 2016 election in order to help trump win. this is someone who worked hand in glove with devin nunes during his three year crusade to try to undermine the russian investigation. now he went to the nsc, he worked there as a counterterrorism official for a few years an he's been transferred over to odi and he was mentioned in the impeachment hearing because fiona hill testified that he was actually so close to the president that the president actually at one point thought that he was the top ukraine person on usc, feeding him information on that so he pops up in many different areas. >> let me

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gregg: jason chaffetz, great to see you, devin nunes is right, isn't he?aybe he doesn't even know the full extent of the deep state, entrenched people in the bureaucracy that try to undermine just about everything trump does? >> it's keep, it's pervasive. it happens in the department of justice and other departments and agencies. i have one cabinet secretary, no longer a cabinet secretary under donald trump. you get re-elected and you are in charge of a department but you have to play with the other team's players and you don't get support, backup and the execution of a game plan the new president puts in place. gregg: i have been reading a biography on andrew jackson. he fought bitterly with the washington establishment and bureaucracy that tried to undermine everything he did. so this is nothing new historically. it's easy to say comey, mccabe, clapper, and strzok are all gone. but there are 10 other people just like them, right? >> there are 110 people within the department of justice. some 10,000 attorneys. there is a lot of talk about members of congr

that's how i really got to note devin nunes.came a hero because he found out what was going on in government and he found out about the hoax. and all of the horrible things that have gone on. we really got over the fact that i said boy to beautiful area but why is everything so bear in? it's because of water. he said millions and millions of gallons and we have now given full permission that you don't do that anymore. and the federal permits the state could do this with a flick of the governors handed the hope that he's going to do it because it makes so much sense but i want to thank devon urbina and a credible warrior and likewise kevin mccarthy. [applause] who i think we can say we have to work hard. we can think pick up seven seats in the state of california. and i want to thank, to get rid of pelosi. [applause] a lot of people agree. look what has happened to san francisco. so sad what's happened when you see the slum. it's worse than the slum. there no slum like that. what they have done to san francisco is a crying shame

just follow politico and "the new york times" and when you see conspiracy theory and devin nunes you'lli'll ask you and i'll ask you in the audience to think about it too, don't you find it quite odd that supposedly the genesis in this whole thing, the infamous maltese professor mifsud who is working with the russians to collude with papadopoulos that papadopoulos offers to help and mifsud magically gets out of the country in february, never to be seen again. >> so it's even way worse than that. so let's think about this. for a second. >> it's always worse than that. >> mifsud, okay, who supposedly starts this thing because you have the all traustralian high commissioner supposedly goes to the state department and says, papadopoulos says this guy gave him this and blah blah blah about possibly the russians have information on hillary clinton. now, fast forward, they use that, supposedly, as the predicate to open up the investigation, not into papadopoulos, not into mifsud but into the entire trump campaign, right? >> right. >> and then they populate it with all the people they want to i

and with a panel of voters, all that with devin nunes, top republican on breaking news that russia is trying to aid the bernie sanders campaign. exclusive look tonight at the harvey weinstein case. former reporter inside the courtroom as the jury says it has now flipped on the most serious charges against him. jacqui heinrich live on the ground in nevada. jackie jacqui? >> democrats forming the bottom for a last push before tomorrow's caucuses, and president trump was not going to let them hog the spotlight. the same strategy he used in iowa and new hampshire ahead of their nominating contests, and chance to grab headlines and show voters that there is another choice come november. >> they say they are going to have a lot of problems tomorrow. i hate to tell you this. i don't know. have you heard? i hear the computers are all messed up just like they were in iowa. they are not going to be able to count their vote. they will tell you about health care, that missiles, the rockets, but they cannot count votes. >> democrats scrambling to avoid caucus chaos that happen in iowa after they r

liz: hiv got devin nunes' phone records during the impeachment trial.is. that's adam schiff. >> we necessity that's not -- we know that's not true. he's apologizing for misconduct. he shouldn't do that. liz: thank you for your service to our country. former top fbi official. thank you for having us in your homes. we'll have a jam packed show again tomorrow. lou dobbs next on the fox business network. [♪] lou: good evening, everybody, the radical dimms moving tone a new phase of their hateful address against president trump. their new target, attorney general william barr, the house judiciary committee led by failed impeachment managerriery nadler says barr will answer ask questions on the 1st. the dimms want to know about three things. with the drawl of u.s. attorney jessie through's

she talked about him lying to congress, she said, this was no secret, but the panel was run by devin nunest the time and she is not fond of how president trump is conducting his actions during this trial. she said stone is an insecure person who recklessly craves attention. this is not a joke, this is not funny. she went through the original memo and the revised memo. she agreed with various parts of both of them. she has only said probation wouldn't be sufficient. we're still waiting to see what the sentence is she's going to hand down. but she's making it very clear in these remarks that she doesn't feel like roger stone is taking this case or his prosecution very seriously. she uviews crimes very seriousl. even the prosecution in this case is trying to set the record straight, trying to protect the judicial system, trying to lay out that it is not okay to obstruct justice, it is not okay to tamper with witnesses. the question is now what sentence the judge will ultimately land on. >> we should get that momentarily. sara murray will come back to us when we get more details from the court

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nunes is here. she is a fantastic woman. devin been from day one, the day i met him, you know, this all started because i was driving -- what was the highway, devin? 99. everyone know 99? [cheering] i kept saying, devin, why are these fields all brown and they look like desert, they like like they were starved. too bad you have a drought. i would see little patches of the most beautiful land i ever seen. then i go to the next, i would see acres and acres brown, really horrible looking stuff. then i see a patch of the most beautiful farmland i ever seen. what is going on? too bad you don't have a drought. we don't have a drought. they won't allow to us have water in the state of california. that is how this all started. believe it or not that is how i got to know devin nunes. then he became a hero because he found out what was going on in government. that he found out about the hoax and the witch-hunt. [cheers and applause] and all of the hosch things that have gone on. we really got over the fact i said, boy that is a beautiful ar

we will start with devin nunes. all right, we know where we are in all of this.stion i get to ask everywhere i go, that is, we know there was premeditated fraud committed by the court. they did it to spy and take away carter page's rights, spy on a campaign to keep him from being president. why do we hang on the low-hanging fruit? why is that taking so long? >> one thing that i tell the american people every time that i speak and i go out on the run and i talk to people is that, remember, the deep state here is much worse than even i thought it ever was. and so, people have to remember that this is you have to wake up every day to fight, because the socialist left, they work hard to take over the democratic party. they work hard to get bernie sanders in the lead. they are not going away. that's one of the reasons why i started to defend usa.com, because people ask, how can we help? well, look, we've got to take the house back. if you can just, if you go to defend usa.com, you learn how you can help. this is going to be a very hard spot, even if bernie sanders is

who has a background in intelligence, was an intelligence officer, said to the ranking republican devin nunes, i need some time to ask questions what what will hurd said was the briefer, how do you know this? can you give us any information? how many reports said this? and the answer by the briefer was that they do not have the underlying data. they just had the assessment. >> for people at home hearing this, the question i would be asking is, how can you assess something without the underlying data? and as i understand from your reporting, the democrats in the room said this is so politically explosive, controversial, we need to see the underlying data. >> precisely. and that seemed to be, even though this is very partisan, from what i'm told, that was a bipartisan request. obviously, things got very heated. very, very hot in that room because of the questioning, because of the desire to see why they came to this -- not conclusion, but assessment about russia being preferring president trump. and the answer is they didn't have it at their fingertips. and so that is something that -- >> the b

learning that the president was upset that he had to learn about this after the fact from his ally devin nunes on the intel committee. dana bash is here and has extensive new reporting on all of that this morning. so good morning. >> good morning. >> for our viewers just tuning in and learning about this, they know that the intel chief is on the way out, now they know the president is very upset that the relevant committee was even briefed on any of this. >> right and what we're talking about is a meeting which we already knew from reporting last night, very explosive. last week, where the person responsible for election security in the intelligence community went to the house intelligence committee to give an update on what is going on with interference in the 2020 election. as we speak, real time. and i'm told by a source familiar with the meeting that it was very comprehensive but that the briefer twice said that their observation is that russia had a preference for donald trump. now, i'm told that the briefer was not ambiguous about that, that the kremlin had a preference for the president

devin nunes told the truth and we have both of their documents, schiff lied to.hy does he not get held accountable for length the way he did to the american public when he knew better? >> unfortunately, sean it is not against the law to lie to the american people. there should be a consequence and i hope the republic of california will remember it come november. but it is a dirty little secret, it is not a crime for politicians to lied to the american people but it is a cry, crying for you to life to american congress. >> sean: unbelievable, thank you. tonight more developments and the quest for equal justice under the law, equal application of our laws, senator lindsey graham, south carolina confirming he is now moving forward on his fisa abuse probe and 21 people called to testify. he is here to explain more. judiciary chairman committee, it lindsey graham i saw you with maria this weekend, great job as always. let's talk about the list of people. and you have 21. i see names i recognize bruce ohr, david quinn today and a bunch of other people. tell us who you'

. >>> a former aide to devin nunes, four sources a telling politico this. this move comes after president trump's nomination of grenell who hasn't served in any u.s. intelligence agency as we have been saying this to be the new acting director of national intelligence, a position that oversees all 17 u.s. spy agencies. patel, a former top national security council official was a key staffer on the house intelligence committee and the lead author of a report that helped republicans discredit the russia investigation. patel will not require senate confirmation to serve in the role. patel did not immediately respond to politico's request for comment on the story, let's get comments, go to washington. >> the guy who broke the story. >> daniel litman, you're the man on this one. it's a big one. we're going to get to that in a moment. i want to talk about the political implications to oust the current dni. republicans, career officials, how have they reacted to this? >> they are kind of pulling their hair out because you can imagine that that's not a good reason

. >> one of grenell's first hires was a former national security counsel official, former devin nunestaffer. played a key role in helping discredit the russia investigation. does that move tell you anything about grenell's priorities sph. >> look, i don't know kash patel. i think it may be troubling to have somebody who effectively may be number two who spent the last year or more literally trap sing around the world to undercut the intelligence community. it's going to be very difficult for him to regain the trust of the people who were in the intelligence community with that background. >> joseph maguire is the one who received the whistle-blower complaint on the call but did not actually share it with lawmakers. how do you think a loyalist with grenell would handle a complaint like that? >> it's hard to tell. i think maguire handled it appropriately. remember that the complaint initially went to the inspector general, and so grenell's ability to impress the inspector general is somewhat limited because the specter general had the degree of independence. so it's not clear he would h

donald trump learned about the remarks that were made to the house intelligence community from devin nunes. the committee, his ranking republican and staunch trump ally said one person familiar with the matter, trump's suspicions of the intelligence community have often been fueled by nunes. you have the top person on the intelligence community running to the white house, saying the intelligence community is snitching. >> right. and what's important to understand about this is there are penalties for disclosing classified information. you're not supposed to do that. >> yeah. >> but those penalties to be enforced, the people who are capable of enforcing them have to enforce them. i think that nunes and his staff seem to be operating under the knowledge that those penalties won't be enforced. >> we now know that the russian interference is not just about donald trump. that they are now reaching down into congressional races. we know that the internet research agency went after both the republican national committee and the democratic national committee, but only released what the democrats h

and there was word last night that a devin nunes staffer potentially coming over to take a leadership role in the office. this is all an effort to squash any information at all about a russian cyber attack on our 2020 election, because if the russians are attacking our election processes and doing so to benefit donald trump, i think frankly the president welcomes is it. he wants it. he doesn't want his intelligence community defending us. he doesn't want the intelligence warning against us. he certainly doesn't want congress understanding it, because heaven forbid, they might actually help protect our democracy against this attack. he welcomes it. last time he welcomed it, he rewarded it, vladimir putin. this is nothing short of the president of the united states wanting, wanting this attack to occur. >> no question about it. and, hans, jeremy raised the name cash patel, an aide to devin nunes, an official to worked to discredit the russia probe over the last couple of years. now appears he will be working with richard grenell, who will be acting dni at least for awhile. >> this is ac

for example, the president of the united states as "the washington post" is reporting devin nunes did. "washington post" is reporting that devin nunes took the information from that meeting and went straight to the president of the united states. is that legal? >> that's a really good question. we all sign affidavits that say we will not disclose classified information to somebody who is not authorized to receive it, so yes, i can discuss that with other people who are authorized to receive it. if mr. nunes wanted to make the case that he was authorized to talk to the president of the united states as a purely legal matter, maybe that's not a problem, but as a constitutional matter -- and remember, the constitution sets up the congress to act as a check on the power of the president -- it is a moment of constitutional crisis. and lawrence, i don't know if you're reporting this, but other outlets are reporting that joining ambassador grenell at the very top of the intelligence committee is a former -- apparently if the press reports are to be believed -- is a former staffer of devin no

with reaction, california congressman devin nunes. congressman -- that looks like a john deere behind him. hmm, tractor. one of the great american companies we have. he comes from a family of three generations of farmers and still farms today, along with california farmer matthew later is with us. good to see you. matthew, i will defer to you. i don't know, i'm not a farmer, but i have a deep respect for the science behind farming. the chemical composition of the soil, what you do in drought years, when you have certain diseases that pop up. creating stronger, more vibrant products for the american people, i would think it's a little more complicated than the way mayor bloomberg or farmer mike described it, would you like to educate him? >> absolutely, sean. if mr. bloomberg would like to come to the county, i'd be happy to lend him a pair of my boots and he can follow me around for three days and show him just how much science and government relations and government going through the regulations on how just to everyday turn on the wa

former senior white house advisor steve bannon, florida senator marco rubio and kim scott along with devin nunes special guest this weekend live 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news. but start smart every weekday write on foxbusiness join me for mornings with maria 69 eastern monday through friday. right here on foxbusiness. have a grea great, great rest of your weekend thank you week. wow. melissa: bulls & bears now. david: coronavirus virus fears plunging the stocks capping the worst week for wall street and the s&p 500 entering its fastest correction ever but it seemed at one point today it was going to be a lot worse for stocks it got a little better this is bulls & bears thank you for joinings everybody i'm david asman. let's go straight to the trading floors jeff flock is at the cme in chicago but first to jackie did, at the new york stock exchange. reporter: well it's a little good news good evening to you david but what happened on the floor today and in the last seven da v

former senior white house advisor steve bannon, florida senator marco rubio and kim scott along with devin nunesweekend live 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news. but start smart every weekday write on foxbusiness join me for mornings with maria 69 eastern monday through friday. right here on foxbusiness. have a grea great, great rest of your weekend thank you much for being with me. see you next time. ♪ ♪. gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large. used to be said when wall street sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold. but it's a sign of our changing times that it was wall street seemed to succumb to the rising menace of a virus that began a couple of months ago in the chinese heartland. financial markets were pummeled with investors suggesting the indications of the rapidly spreading corona virus or wiping out

former senior white house advisor steve bannon, florida senator marco rubio and kim scott along with devin nunesst this weekend live 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news. but start smart every weekday write on foxbusiness join me for mornings with maria 69 eastern monday through friday. right here on foxbusiness. have a grea great, great rest of your weekend thank you >> we are turning the democratic party me with the department of justice, the fbi, and 3 of the nation's intelligence agencies tried to impeach the president without evidence or crime of any kind, conspired to overthrow the president of the united states

two aides are expected to leave their position, and a former aide to republican congressman devin nunes could be promoted to a senior role. perhaps trump looking for loyalty post russia probe and impeachment trial. >>> there are a number of developments about coronavirus happening in the bay area. a diamond princess cruise ship evacuee is now in the hospital in san francisco. the person doesn't have symptoms but tested positive for the virus in japan. a santa clara county coronavirus patient has been released from home isolation after recovering from the illness. two other patients have been discharged from usf after they got treatment. humboldt county is reporting its first case. we know you have a lot of questions about coronavirus including symptoms and the best way to protect yourself, we have answers on our website, abc7news.com. >>> san francisco unified school district employees are warned of layoffs this year. the examiner is reporting that district staff were sent an email on wednesday ae lertinalea budget short fall. the school district reached a point where it's depleted rese