>> dang and fang. fang is the new dang. >> of course it is. >> and then there is crap. >> that's right. how are we trading these? >> so google is still, in our world, that's the g in fang. we have to clarify. >> alphabet. >> that's insight right there. >> listen, it's friday. a long week. >> let him finish. stop. >> after google reported we said it should trade to 810. it traded at 810 and change. close enough for government work. now some 30 higher. i think google out of all these names makes a new high. >> a couple things tom said are very interesting. tx mobile is a fang stock. has this company remade itself into this vertical integration? they're going to be growing. it gives it a netflix kind of a multiple. if it does, it is very interesting. the other thing is these were names going up when the market was buying growth. this is a market buying value all year. it has been buying value for nine months. i think he said that. it is not a very good, it is not necessarily the greatest back drop. of all

and star analyst covering the fang stock also drop by the set. facebook, amazon, net flix.hat about alphabet? disney as well on these reports that maybe bob will stick around longer than thought. more "half time report" straight ahead. tubu in ireinotion.across t s growinthe econom heel thettas filed a complaint against the u.s. over sanctions against iran because chinese companies that do businesses with iran are being affected. but he did praise general mattis, that china agrees with him that there's no military action needed regarding the south china sea dispute. >>> trying to block entrance into a migrant camp south of athens, crowd of demonstrators surrounded him at the camp, claiming that the conditions there are unhealthy. >>> maserati north america recalling nearly 40,000 vehicles. model years 2014 through 2017. >>> and queen elizabeth made history today by becoming the first british monarch to celebrate 65 years on the throne. buckingham palace reissuing a photo of the queen decked out in sapphire jewelry given to her by her father to celebrate her sapphire jubilee

out. >> look at her pulling ate part like chicken. >> you don't want to eat the fangs. >> could you ever to that. >> not if they are still wiggling, i thought they would be dead. >> it is still moving. >> one time i did go to the insecttarium in mayfair and they have crunchy bucks you can eat. >> crickets. >> yes. >> did you try it. >> yes. >> too bad. >> they have a coating on it. >> gas station chocolate covered grasshoppers and things, lolly-pops and scorpion. i have never tried those. i have been too scar. >> she said it tastes like chips. >> protein. >> yes. >> i guess so, one way to put it. >> do you guys eat anything that is weird or gross. >> no. >> sue's like no. >> they have had meal worms on the show. so they are usually try, fried , and chocolate covered. it was a whole different. >> that was all natural. >> yes. >> twelve hill americans, they have a hidden thing for credit card account from their spouse or significant other did you new survey. it it is call financial infidelity. nearly 30 percent admit to being more than $500, without consulting their partner. survey sh

fangs are back. >> these stocks were all down in the fourth quarter. there's just been a shift back to the norm to some extent. we had the financials and the energy stocks on fire in the fourth quarter and they are two groups that have lagged. energy is down almost 4%. we've reverted to the mean. and you're buying growth. when you buy the stocks that we're talking about on the tech side. that just makes sense in an environment where the president says he wants more growth. these are the guys who are going to give it to him. >> amd is up 7% today. >> that's josh's point with the chip, judge, is that -- and he made a fabulous call, give me friend credit for it. because he made a fabulous call on nvidia last year. he made that call. >> yep. >> this one, amd, i was pulling up, we've had unusual activity almost every day in the month of january for this name. now, in particular -- >> i said 7%. it's up almost 14%. it's going nuts right now. >> 450% year over year. this name in the past two weeks has traded the whole month's worth of volume each of the past

fang!he reason, because back then those were the only stocks that people would truly pay up for since they had real growth that wasn't supported by the federal reserve, and its desire to keep interest rates low. what a negative they're fif that was. now, though, there are many other stocks that have caught fire. fang is not an afterthought by any means. it's still front and center, particularly amazon by the way. this week we'll be talking about how non-tech companies have figured out how to harness services by using technology by guests. links into the cloud makes them more relevant to the emotional, the social, artificial intelligence, the themes that fang names have inspired. let me give you the bottom line. we're here to examine the new industrial america, but this time i think it's the old industrial america that's using what's invented here to dominate and prosper in a world that's stronger and less bound to the white house than many people realize even as lots of investors still thin

. >>> also joining this hour is katie fang, msnbc legal contributor. katie, this just coming down to us at msnbc. anything that stands out from what you're learning about this particular restraining order? up with of the notes that has been made is that they were reflecting, at least the attorneys general, on statements made during the election process and then bringing it forward to this effort they were bringing to a federal court in washington. >> sure. i don't disagree with a lot of what people said in terms of the no practical effect statement pete just made but from a legal standpoint a temporary restraining order is such a high standard to be met, as a lawyer when you're seeking this typef injunctiverelief, it's a big deal to get it, even in a temporary sense. it has a declaration by a federal court judge that this underlying lawsuit that's been brought by the attorney general in washington and minnesota, that it has the likelihood of succeeding. whether or not it does we know is left to be seen but ultimately there will be some type of determin

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people stick with fang. the "g" is obviously google.till, there are some old school tech stocks that look interesting. we've got to go off the charts and figure out if it's something that's really happening. that's why we go to tim collins, a brilliant technician, see if these old dogs have learned any new tricks because they've been so horrible, okay? we're looking at stocks that have just been disgusting. i'm talking about j-bill circuit, cisco, not the sy, the ci kind, and oracle. here we go. let's start with cisco. it's the networking equipment titan, because collins thinks the weekly chart actually presents the greatest challenge here. cisco is set to report earnings next week and its stock is not yet poised to make a clean breakout. in collins' view, this could be a high risk, but high reward situation if you jump in before the quarter. my charitable trust owns it. we're already in. cisco has been trading in a pretty tight channel since july. you can see that. kind of done nothing. solid floor support at 29. equally solid ceiling

listen, if oil is up on monday and tuesday, all right, traders might want to ride the fang! this time fang not being facebook, amazon, noixz, google now alphabet, but the symbol for diamondback energy which has the fastest growth of any of the big texas plays that we talk about. i think it works as a trade if oil is at 54, 55. i'm betting that aig, yeah, i know, boring, but that's okay, boring can be. aig has a strong quarter when it reports after the close because it's got rid of its problematic business lines and investments, several in the last month. if it's a trump day, meaning interest rates are higher because trump's going to bust the budget with spending increases and tax cuts, then you know what aig is? >> trump stock, trump stock, trump stock. >> and i would own some into the quarter. the consumer packaged good stocks are all over the map these days. some roared of late, including clorox, procter & gamble, and kimberly-clark. and i think another one is going to go higher when it reports wednesday morning. that's the stock of pepsico. unlike coca-cola, which reporte

take the fangs out. >> how do you flip a scorpion? want to go -- want to share a spider? it's actually really good, the flavor. >> angie, i'll takeeyour word on that. >>> also out this weekend, there is no slowing down the queen bee, glowing with those two babies on board. >> oh, my god! >>> the carters surprising fans as they made their entrance, courtside at yesterday's nba all-star game in new orleans. beyonce and her baby bump making their second appearance since the queen announced she's having twins, but it was 5-year-old blue ivy in her almost $1,800 neon green gucci dress getting swag from the teen mascot, who stole the show. we love the look on her face, total surprise. and beyonce, she's just like every other mom, shooting video of the whole thing. but not like every other mom, that $450 gucci fan and those super ripped jeans and kimono, beyonce looking casual and elegant at the same time, just taking in the game while blue ivy munched on some cotton candy and played on her mom's that bkc is for beyonce knows carter. they weren't the only ones at the game. that'

when fang really happened, i know netflix was the only one that broke out after earnings but the rest of them got kind of stalled at the prior highs. i think you have the set-up where none of the results were that bad. facebook and amazon, we're talking about spending. throws the things they should be doing. the fact they have consolidated their gains near those highs is a pretty bullish thing. if we don't have a rejection, you probably want to stick with it. >> alphabet too. i think the results were very, very sol and i had that seemed to stall out. i think a lots of other businesses would have said, in the past, if you had seen results like that, you would have expected a larger move to the upside. >> it is almost remarkable how similar the set-up is. you have facebook, right to a prior high. it reports its number. considered good. can't move ahead. glr nvidia today. same thing. and then quite good. ibm and so forth. the question is what to do with those few are left? they might have been in a information either fail at the breakout or break out. >> and you're looking at one in part

. >>> most of fang out doing pretty well. facebook will be after the close. up next, senate finance committee member robert portman speaks with us first on cnbc in an interview to discuss his latest meeting with apple ceo tim cook and what type of tax reform we'll actually see. >>> facebook headlining the reports after the bell. we'll tell you what to expect before that coming up on "the closing bell." you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. is happening before our eyes. shift in human history sixty to seventy million people are moving to cities every year. at pgim we help investors see the implications of long term megatrends like the prime time of urban expansion, pinpointing opportunities to capture alpha in real estate, infrastructure and emerging markets. partner with pgim the global investment management businesses of prudential. >>> we have word that president trump is expected to meet with top u.s. executives on friday, and just moments ago one former ceo just officially joined the trump administration. our john harwood has the details. joh

. >> reporter: fang's tapered off toward a shower in a late afternoon. >> reporter: the radar is showing you that we are free of raindrops as of right now. >> reporter: we could pick up the couple of scattered showers in the north bay. >> reporter: he remains dry right dry >> reporter: temperatures are running in the '40's or mid '50's right now in the bay area. >> reporter: we are one to c raymond aplenty tomorrow as we head into the late afternoon. >> reporter: you see this might " this night school system's life in towards us. nice cool system sliding in towards us. >> reporter: and you will see a lot of calls as we head toward tomorrow morning. >> reporter: 6:00 you are looking at some bevy yellows and some more shots of this storm system. >> reporter: by monday afternoon and again we have the rain coming our direction. >> reporter: this is going to keep things wet it looks like for the better part of this week. >> reporter: you have to watch out for the possibility of flooding mainly in the north big screen tv for the big game on sunday now is the time to buy. kron4's tech reporter

it's absolutely corrupt and it's that you can't wait to get his fangs into iran. >> it's fine to go ahead publish it because it was a former president? >> admits the us look bad. there you go. >> in this letter going forward he did not mention anything about the nuclear deal. i guess it's not surprising but certainly it's probably one of the only things that the president would stand up to take a closer look at if he did mention it. >> i think he would be steering clear of that on purpose. that is such a high level politics. it's inside tehran.he wouldn't dare interject himself and not because if it were to precipitate the us action then he would get the blame for it. he would stay on the length from that and at the same time trying to keep his political political irons near the fire. they don't want them in the fire then they won't be.he is going to try to stay on it. >> thank you, colonel for your insight. >> all the big demonstrations that we have sinned against trump Ãlawmakers in a dozen states are looking for new measures that will crackdown on certain types of protest. is it and an

it's outperformed fang and the other market acronyms. it's done well!chin interview tomorrow 7:00. "squawk box." everybody will want to watch that. i thought grover norquist had a good question that we should ask tomorrow. that is, when would tax reform take effect? 1/1/17, 6/30/17. you don't want businesses having to hold back on that particular note. >>> in the last hour seven earth-sized planets not too far away, cosmically speaking. 235 trillion miles away, have been discovered. it's the closest we have come now to the possibility of finding life on other planets and, by some quirk, they're really easy for us to watch. >> these are not in our solar system. >> outside. somewhere else. >> i welcome the new alien overlords and remind them, as trusted members of the media we can be very helpful. >> thanks for watching "power lunch." >>> "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> hello. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffith. one of us believes there is life elsewhere in the universe a

. >> that was the fang year. >> that was a fang year. we don't have a lot of growth.uy things that grow. i don't think that's been the specific single trade going on this year. i think the market has not really been giving much for the bears to hang their hats on and not enough seems to be a little bit of impatience. >> chris, you have it downgraded by moodies. the greece thing is blowing up. china's reserves fell below 3 billion. any one of those could have sparked a selloff y. is it that we're taking all of this in stride now? >> i think you had a huge move post election. actually, for the russell we've been trading more sideways which in some ways could be a consolidation or setting up for a correction. the correction will probably be well received because i think there's a lot of money trying to come into the market, but i think they'd like to see that and give better price points. >> not to curse us with going back to 2015 but it reminds me of the early part of 2015. in the early part of that year you did get to a new high and you didn't have the selloff for mont

baijiu has been around for a very long time and the shui jing fang distillery has been making this stuffrink premium baijiu in the occasion of entertaining important guests. so, in china, premium baijiu means a lot. >> anthony: at a business dinner, a banquet, one can reasonably expect to drink quite a lot of the stuff, especially when your hosts are in the business of making it, and my french friend has concerns. >> man: do you want to know how we drink? >> anthony: yes. of course. yes, that's very important. >> man: in chinese tradition, um, we start three cups, so we drink together. after three cups, everyone will with each other one by one. >> man 2: welcome to china, welcome to sichuan. >> eric: thank you. >> anthony: i have told him what might be expected of him and the futility of resisting. >> eric: the aroma is very distinctive. very, very special. >> anthony: there will be food, i told him. a lot of food. and baijiu. and one must not, under any circumstances, bring shame on our house. now, the next round it's one by one? >> man: yeah. >> anthony: so, how does that work? oh no!

think fang. no big loss if you ask me.return, though, we get the upper momentum and big groups, that's plenty on days we don't fret about border tax on days like today one day before retail executives meet with the president we can't get a rally in restaurants, too. this is the kind of leadership that is stunning to watch and calls for a whole sale shift in your thinking. you see, rates have been so low for so long because they needed to be so low for so long. now for them to go higher because rehab is over, economy is humming again. you know what? we got to get higher rates. second, we have a probusiness presence and completely forgotten what that's like. the stock market rallied for sure. i'll see the tweets tonight. not the stocks rallying now. totally different group. granted, the obama stocks were plentiful enough to carry averages higher but the torch passed. let's say it's passed to the likes of bank of america, j.p. morgan, so long since we've seen these banks as leaders it's too puzzling for some. when will it end

and he's like de-fanging the compliance people.eel that he has made it so if you're a regulator he's saying, listen, why don't you go do something else. i don't know, go enjoy your hobbies. maybe enjoy some hobbies. >> activism is part of the landscape again in our conversations. >> okay. >> you've been doing a lot of work of course on arconic and elliott there and the back and forth, which has gotten fairly heated already. this morning though elliott's settles with cognizant. remember wasn't that long ago that one got a little, well, not nasty, but was active. three new board members going to be appointed there, three independent directors two appointed prior to the proxy for the '17 annual meeting and one of which will be named in connection with the '18 annual meeting. so the three existing members of the board will not stand for re-election. over at elliott, jesse, frank and his team have been terrific partners in this process and thought of balanced attractive plan and cognizant must continue to invest for growth in the digita

take the fangs out. it's actually really good, the flavor. >> i'm going to be clear. i do not kwr that a delicacy. >> i'm not saying a word. just leaving that one where it is. >> good for them. >> let's come back state side. let's take a step inside miss mariah's world. she's talked to kevin frazier about everything basically. her new boyfriend, her new music, and is her new song, i don't, a dis aimed at her old fiance. >> what exactly do you want to know? >> what goes through your mind when you're singing that song, i don't? what's the feeling? >> i don't know what you mean. >> m.c. knows exactly how to play it, flashing that 35 carat engagement ring with the saying, no billionaire, don't care attitude she had when she burned her wedding dress in the music video. >> people probably think that song is about one person. you know, this is applicable to so many different people that have been in my life. >> come on. come on. >> maybe not so many, but at least -- >> of course mariah's moved on with her backup dancer bryan tanaka, but many, including her ex nick cannon, ca

but seriously, lord of the ring fangs, isn't that hilarious?recious. >> my presenter. >> i, too, noticed the dog. the dog ate t like ya, the homework thing. right. you know, so excited about a fine february day. and then this happens. the dense fog advisory. in effect until 10:00. we will tell you what that means, for our temperatures later on, but, hang on, jenny joyce it, will get better. >> if you say so, sue. something that may not be a good thing, the sit ace beverage tax, that's according to local business owners, how much, the city says, it is actually really, really helping them. >> we will tell you when we can expect everything to clear up and we can enjoy our pre-springsteen. we want to know you what any this one. no smoke mag public park? where they're telling folks to butt out. cherish g the little things, a man lucky to have his furry friends. why he's crediting his dog with saving his life. >> wow. >> wow. >> man's best friend, right? >> they look out for you. good day everyone, it is february 23rd, 2017. and karen, i know you hav

. >> fang, that's my husband.e went to the dentist the other day, the dentist told him, he's got the worst set of tooth he's ever saw in his life. >> for a woman to go on stage and complain about that, it was emancipation, in a way. >> you sure you're a marriage counselor? >> of course, don't i have a sympathetic face? >> well, your face has my sympathy. >> the self-deprecating woman was very popular in the comedy world. >> back from the shop where she's just had her head tarred and feathered, here is miss phyllis diller! >> i think when it came to women doing comedy, certainly stand-up, you had to dress in a way that was crazy. you had to work within the confines of what guys would accept you doing. >> is that all right? i just found it in the dressing room and it fell out. >> you're basically saying, i'm coming up on stage, don't look at me as a woman, look at me as a funny person. >> just looking at the two outfits here, mom's and woody's. >> i would like to wear mom's. >> and i would like to wear yours. >> mom

called everyone fang neke news. that's a dangerous position to take. he has an opportunity to reinforce what vice president pence said today which is that they are firmly aligned with our nato allies. to shore things up. instead he did the i'm attached to you, but pay your fair share. we're going be tough on you all. it raises anxiety among people in the neighboring countries. i think donald trump again did interesting things here to shore up the base, but until he reaches across so the people across the street or across the political aisle are seeing some sense of progress, what we're going to find is approval numbers are going to drop. some point, those dropping numbers are going to matter. you cannot governor through executive order. at some point, you need actual legislation. at some point you need to reach across the aisle. at some point you can't alienate the various branches of government and the media. you can't do that and advance any substantive long standing politics 6789. that's a concern from the critics of donald trump and nothing today h

. >> reporter: adam spivak of electricity concert concerts and fang oliver rah of pat's steaks each donated money to replace the stolen charity funds. >> we're all friends. when one of you hurting everybody else comes forward? >> we're all here for each other. >> i know he was having a bad morning. i figured i'd, are put a smile on his face. >> bucci is busy upgrading his security system. the burglary the first here since 1990 shook his faith but the community's reaction to his misfortune -- >> it really, you know, it restores my faith in humanity. >> reporter: you can't keep a good philly sandwich shop down for long bucci says he will be reopening for business saturday morning at 9:00. chris? >> all right, thanks bruce. we do have breaking news to tell you about. this is coming out of delaware county tonight. septa media elwyn regional rail line currently suspende suspends time because of some sort of police activity this is happening right now at the station. police activity near that station. we're working to find out more information at this time. but right now no trains are running sep

fang. thank you, jim cramer. put the idea in my head last monday. bought it thursday. >> adobe.art. it's lit. >> cisco systems, 52-week high today on its way to setting a ten-year high. >> 20 seconds left. dow is now plus 140 points on the day. never traded higher than it did in the last few minutes, 20,410. all three of the major averages, the russell joining suit there. "power lunch" picks up that story among other big stories of the day right now. >> taxes, trade, job, borders and pipelines. it is all on the table as president trump meets with the man who governs america's most important trading partner. it is trump and trudeau at the white house. >>> also ahead, crisis in california, america's tallest dam on the brink as nearly 200,000 people are forced to flee their homes. why weren't earlier warning sign s ignored? i'm brian

you don't want to see fang part two. you're not seeing that. and you're even seeing some days where staples and utilities absent any kind of rally in bonds, you're seeing those names have their day in the sun. this is exactly what you want when you're at these levels. and then the second thing that i think is worth pointing out, it's not all perfect underneath the hood, scott. we're not a perfect conditions. you have in highs versus new lows starting to drop off a little bit. or at least not confirming new price highs. that's something that technicians are watching. so you know, i don't think we're talking goldilocks here. we're just talking about an advance in the market, part of which is being built on the earnings reports we're seeing. part of which is being built on optimism surrounding things like repatriation and tax breaks. we don't know what's actually going to happen with any of that stuff. but at the end of the day, you're not selling 30 times earnings like you were in 1999. you're selling at 16.5, 17.5, in that range. if you only get

and there are the fang stocks and the semiconductors, very much involved in the secular change. somebody was talking about bmw. there are five brains in a bmw filled with chips, okay? one of them goes down, i mean, you know, it is the car with five brains. you have to put all these chips in. all these things are secular and can't be stopped by border tax and can't be stopped by trump. it is progress. progress is demanding that you have more advanced microchips. i stipulate, i no longer want to be known as jim. i'm anvidia. >> you jumped from making a good argument to talking about chips. >> i just am -- okay. i was trying to give you sector by sector. >> okay. >> all right. i just say, there are a lot of sectors that are doing quite well. do you think jpmorgan is at 87 just because of dereg? the economy is a little better. the tenure is disturbing. i need it at 2.7 for my thesis to come true. >> harker is on board. >> saying march should be considered that the economy is doing well. >> remember it used to be for lower stock prices? do you think apple is controlled by -- are you

each fang is five inches long and this dentist was news fighting against enamel cruelty. >> enamel? state that amy robach said it. hey, thank you, amy, so much. how about a little news that goes pop. >> absolutely. we're going to begin with some wonderful love news. hanna and derek jeter are ready to hit parenthood out of the park. the yankee slugger and "sports illustrated" swimsuit girl are pregnant with their first child and roll the picture. it's a girl. there's the picture. that derek jeter posted along with hannah holding a giant bunch of pink balloons looking a li closely. it was in "the player's tribune" and in an article called the derek i know hannah talks about how they met and how she thought he was a pitcher at first, i love that and that the big softy already has a name picked out for his little girl. she says he's set on it and she says we'll see. [ laughter ] we'll see who gets the name. we don't know what that name is. >> couldn't happen to nicer people. >> absolutely. >> class, sweet, really gentle, nations to both of them and i talked to him yesterday and the name

recall the prior year, 2015 about the only thing worked was what i would call growth tech orphani fang what it comes down to, all indexes are kind of hitting new-time highs and it really comes down to what does the nasdaq represent? for it to go higher it's a bet on innovation and the economy. and i think the secular trends are still very powerful. a little more suspicious about the market as a whole. i think it's less dependent on the economy. >> if you're invested in technology in general, should you be concerned about the subcomponent of biotech and being potentially a drag overall on performance? nasdaq can reach record highs? it doesn't matter what biotech is doing? >> i think so. we try to be thoughtfully descriptive as opposed to madly predictive. earnings and sales are growing at a nice clip. biotech has had its issues. sentiment driven, politically driven with regards to prices and regards to what new legislation might look like around containing price growth. a lot of that is probably priced in to that subsector at this point. that's not to say there won't be volatility going

tonight infamous wall street the tom lee is throwing in the towel saying it is time to buy fang stocksat you he said that had all of wall street talking and a number buying.

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i am stuck with the idea that even fang doesn't seem expensi e expensive.ook and amazon can be expensive but not relative to ideas. apple, not expensive, unless you believe the ad market is going to collapse or samsung is going to roar back. we need more evidence that stocks are expensive based on earnings. the earning season, with the exception of retail, and we still have more retailers to come, pretty strong. >> yeah. retail is going to be making the case on the border tax adjustme adjustment, i guess, carl, as well. >> the reports out of reuters that the retail ceos are going to go to the hill sometime this week. they won't give a lot of clarity on the time of the meeting. reports they'll meet with target, best buy, a couple mentioned, as they try to coordinate their lobbying efforts. >> i think about the border tax and amazon. by the way, out here, what is the company that is talked about constantly that's not here is amazon? do you know anyone at amazon? amazon is this great black box that takes it out of everybody. you lump in the border tax and amaz

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stocks and new economy stocks, but a tremendous story, one that has been driven -- you talk about fangsgher. jonathan: differentiation between facebook and snap in terms of user growth? shira: that is the big red flag. snapchat has said 100 different ways in their ipo filing, they will never be as big as facebook , which has over a billion daily users. snapchat has about 160 million deal users, it grew 3% quarter over quarter in december. it is not growing very fast and is not likely to get very big, and that puts pressure on the company to generate a lot of advertising revenue to justify the valuation. talk about how accommodating the market may be to a snap ipo. i wonder how useful those analogies are. people get scared because maybe we are at a top. how useful is that for an indicator of stocks? dean: you want to pay attention to indicators of froth. in the credit markets, they will look at what the company is getting. as the company borrows money, what concessions is it getting? it is getting a richer of how competitive it is to lend. that was prominent leading up to the financial c

good affordable healthcare might seem like a fanged threat to the freedom of the american people on fox menu. they will find like folks who make me mad. >> look. if i watch fox news look i wouldn't vote for me. if i watched fox news i wouldn't vote for me either, right? because have you this screen, this fun house mirror through which people are receiving information. clayton: you have organizations back then defending fox news that say they should be allowed in like the everyone. now fox news is in the same spirit of defending the press which is we stand firmly with those other news organization that was they should be allowed in to these press briefings and not kept out. that's the official news position. abby: here is how the american people. maybe i'm wrong. this is how i'm feeling about it a, how big of a deal is this? and two, what's actually going on? there continues to be so much confusion because i think there is a lack of trust today with what is being reported and what's coming out of the white house. there is just confusion all across the board. as we were talking about in t