charles: keith fitz-gerald why we always have you on. appreciate your wrist dom.gain soon. >> thanks, charles. charles: coming up how a key white house official is calling out hypocrisy on deficits. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm part of a community of problem solvers. we make ideas grow. from an everyday solution... to one that can take on a bigger challenge. from packaging tape... to tape that can bond materials to buildings... and planes. one idea can unlock a breadth of solutions. at 3m, we are solving problems that improve lives. ♪. >> median household income reached the highest level in the history of our country. in only three years, including regulation cuts and tax cuts because the other ones raised taxes, we cut taxes by the record amount, it went to $10,000 per family. charles: president trump touting american growth under his 2017 tax cuts at a rally last night but you know the white house might be doing something of an about-face. as "the washington post" report saying that president trump is being advised to put a new minimum tax on corporations as part of h

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the northwestern city of sorrow the government captured the city from rebels 2 weeks ago as part of fitz push to retake the last rebel held area. south sudan's president salva kiir and his rival react with char have announced a deal to form a coalition government after 2 previous failed attempts cure said any outstanding issues will be finalized in the coming days. bolivia supreme court has this qualified the former president evo morales from running for a senate seat may's general election it says he's ineligible because he doesn't meet residency requirements were alice was living in exile in argentina says they decision is a blow to democracy those are the headlines on al-jazeera we will have more news for you right after people in power thanks for watching i. talk to al jazeera we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption and the can we listen so if you reprint place china's enemy of the with and that's really that yours we meet with global news makers and tweak about the stories that matter just 0. africa or is rich with natural resources it's re

ordinary man in the street it's not good to see people waiting on trolleys for hours and hours dr sarah fitz given has worked in a deprived area of north cork for the past 15 years her dedication is self-evident and so are her frustrations so a child presenting today with mental health issues that i feel require specialist intervention if i put them on a waiting list they might be seen in 4 years time which is just that's not a service in 2040 nearly 359000 patients were on the public waiting list to see a consultant by 2017 the number had risen above half a 1000000 for the 1st time and in 2019 it had grown to more than 553000. to tackle those relentless increases in the waiting lists the irish government is throwing millions every year of public money into buying private health care in 2019 it was the equivalent of 82000000 dollars and this year it's going to be closer to $110000000.00 and still the waiting lists go up having private health insurance meant that when john wall was diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer in 2017 prompt treatment helped extend his life in the time he has left

market watcher keith fitz-gerald joins us now. keith, i think you believe we've still got some more to go on the downside, is that correct? >> that is correct. in this business, you want to be right most of the time but this is one instance where i hope to heck i am terribly wrong. but i think the virus is well out of control. i think china has closed the doors because they don't want us to know the true extent of it and i think when the numbers start to surface, we are going to see a downside move. stuart: the truth is, we just don't know how long this is going to go on for. we don't know what impact on china's economy or our economy, so there's a lot of don't knows here. that's the reason for the caution, i guess. >> well, that's absolutely the reason for the caution. because it's not just uncertainty. it's the unknown. that is problematic. you've got to prepare accordingly. stuart: have you seen anything that's come down far enough that you like and you are prepared to buy now? >> i tell you what, i'm always a positive guy and

i want to ask pointview wealth management's david dietze along with keith fitz-gerald.t me start with you. first of all, the coronavirus, the change in numbers, certainly a shocking headline and it's something you have expressed some anxiety about, and adding to the frustration, there was sort of a coast is clear yesterday. ray dalio set that up. people condemned him for it. he came back with a series of tweets including one that says i think that i am a blank blank relative to experts on the subject so i shouldn't be asked, but if i were to guess, there's a wide range of possible outcomes. that was just two of four posted tweets there. where are we with this? because you have expressed some real anxiety about it. >> well, i tell you what, not based on personal experience, i have been in china when i have watched them lock down hotels during, for example, the avian flu. that information wasn't reported over here. so the fact that we've got just 60,000 cases, according to data coming from china, really makes my skin crawl. i think the number is probably twice that, maybe

david dietze and money map's keith fitz-gerald. keith, you have been one of the cautious or most cautious analysts on television the last three or four weeks. you were anxious about something like this possibly happening. how do you feel now? >> well, i'll tell you what, charles, this business is a tough business because you want to be right most of the time. unfortunately this one of those instances i was hoping to be wrong. my angst is not letting up. the potential is far worse than i think leaders are making it out. cdc is correct, the horse is out of the barn. that being said, investment standpoint always hard to be positive and you have to play offense on days like think, what are you worried about, keith? some people are making observation, looking at mortality rate, our health care system in this country, juxtapose that against shutting a down a country? in other words the measures that we take will have much more deeper economic impact than anything the virus might have done otherwise? >> well you know, this is very much th

let's get want to from a banner hussein had to say in turkey near the border with syria a distressing fitz's that's coming out of this region it seems women and children are bearing the brunt of this just bring us up to date what more if you've been hearing has been. one of the ass rocks the attacks have been going on for quite some time over the last 48 hours the syrian government has stepped up stepped up its offensive targeting areas. in the southern part of the province this is and a bubble stronghold has also been targeting areas north of how and also rural pose and those these are residents in areas these are where people hoping to see some sense of. safe zones being implemented they have nowhere to go they have seen others fleeing to areas in the northern part of it live only to be bombed and targeted once again by the syrian government and the russian. the syrian government says that is going going to continue the offensive and that as far as it is concerned it will continue until it live comes and its control under think this is wish it were this is going to further exacerbate the h

ordinary man in the street it's not good to see people waiting on trolleys proracing hours dr sarah fitz given has worked in a deprived area of north korea for the past 15 years her dedication is self-evident and so are her frustrations. so a child presenting today with mental health issues that i feel require a specialist intervention if i put them on a waiting list they might be seen in 4 years time which is just that's not a service in 2014 only 359000 patients were on the public waiting list to see a consultant by 2017 the number had risen above half a 1000000 for the 1st time and in 2019 it had grown to more than 553000. it's time to tackle those relentless increases in the waiting lists the irish government is throwing millions every year of public money into buying private health care in 2019 it was the equivalent of 82000000 dollars and this year it's going to be closer to $110000000.00 and still the waiting lists go up having private health insurance meant that when john wall was diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer in 2017 prompt treatment helped extend his life in the time

stuart: keith fitz, come back into this.t occurs to me a company that employs a million people around the world is an extremely powerful organization. >> oh, absolutely, because think about how amazon's been built, right. it's not just about selling, it's not just about the consumer. it's about the intellectual capital. any time you get that many smart people working for the same company with the same goals, i think you've got extraordinarily -- an extraordinary investment potential. stuart: would you buy it at $2082 per share, where it is now? >> if you got the right time frame, i have no problem recommending it right here. stuart: just out of interest, you could actually buy one share of amazon or ten shares, couldn't you? because not many people can afford 100 at $2,000 apiece. >> that's a very important point. i talk about that with my customers all the time. you can't just run out and buy 100 shares of amazon. but you can buy one share. the percentage gains are the same. if that's what you can afford, get in it. it's on

hey, i want to bring in market watcher keith fitz-gerald. keith, macao's going to reopen but wall street kind of saw this coming last week, i think it was wednesday, major firm upgrading their rating on wynn and las vegas sands and also, we are starting to hear other names, apple opening up a few stores in beijing and singapore, toyota, sony, some of these other names, even tesla. what does it all mean? >> i tell you what, charles. they are trying to get ahead of what they believe will be a solid recovery because if you cut off demand and all that stuff is pent up, customers are still going to come to the store. i remain extraordinarily concerned that this is the calm before the storm. so i will take it, but i don't think investors should jump in by any stretch of the imagination. charles: you mean jump in in the markets, or jump in on these particular stocks that have a more direct correlation with the coronavirus? >> the latter. the latter. don't jump in on anything that directly correlated to the wuhan situation. charles: you know, it's a

stuart: keith fitz, we hear you, i want to see the list, the buy list at some point, okay? >> you bet, stuart. stuart: we would like to keep you up to speed on the virus and impact on various companies. i think there's been some impact on wal-mart just reported. what is it, lauren? lauren: wal-mart will hit amazon with direct competition, next reports say that wal-mart because they got killed by amazon over the holidays, they will launch a subscription service that can do things that amazon cannot, same-day grocery delivery, discounts on drugs an gasoline things like that, they are competing with amazon and trying to one-up them. >> nothing to do with the virus. plus for wal-mart and being dragged down and otherwise overall down market. are we going back to -- news on oil. let's go to jeff in chicago, what are the saudis doing, jeff? jeff: yeah, the saudis are cutting shipment, stuart, to china as a result of this and that's actually caused oil to recover big-time, we got down below $46, 45.88 at the low. i take my glasses off to see long. we have come back over a dollar ju

caucus results up in the air, where do we go from here with the democratic strategy and kevin shay fitz.o.p. councilman joe borelli thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. i will begin with you, joe, your take on the delay and what it means for all of these democratic candidates moving forward? >> unmitigated disaster, they went into the first caucus of the united states presidential election hoping to come out of here with some momentum, some narrow field and yet here we are at 2:30 eastern standard time were talking about nonresults because of the epic ball drop by every one of the candidates haven't come up with some weird participation celebratory speech and this is not the footing that they want to be on going into new hampshire next week. >> heather: kevin, we heard them talking about the app possibly, the backup phone system causing the delay and the problem. at the bottom line, it's very unprecedented it will impact the campaigns used iowa as a jumping off point with the momentum movg forward. specifically with new hampshire coming up next. >> we knew there was

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keith fitz-gerald on that.7 don't pay dividends but they seem to be more sensitive to this virus. what do you make of that? >> i think you're spot on, neil. i think that the sensitivity to the virus is critical because investors are beginning to look for places to hide and importantly to things that we talk about all the time. they're looking for businesses that have the capacity to grow even if the virus hits. neil: what is kind of weird as we enter session lows? half the ground we lost yesterday, we're losing today. i'm wondering, even in the face of pretty good numbers, and very good earnings for most of corporate america, they're all getting caught up with the exception of those names i just mentioned in this selloff. is it overdone in your eyes? what do you think? >> no. unfortunately i don't think it is overdone. yesterday was all about the computers t was about the knee-jerk reaction. now what you see is very human element to this. you will see fear creeping in around the edges. to the extent that has no