. >> this is gary smith. i'm going to take opposite side and i want you to comment. i don't think that amazon is acting as a mature company, i think it a company that actually reinvents itself. it reinvented itself years ago as a web service company. and it never did that, they are reinventing themselves by building a mota, round their distribution with one day delivery, almost no no one wile able to match, and a couple years ago getting into grocery. i would not be surprised if they make inroads on health care and financial services, i think they keepy inventing itself, that is my take, your opinion. david: theropinion? >> well are elements of truth to what they are saying, very true, you have to admire bezos problem the most innovateish/aggressive company ceo in the world, but i don't believe that any company can dominate every sector of the economy. like that does not make sense, specialization counts? it is either specialinizing a or side. they go after one day delivery, i believe he believes that is imperative he has to have to compete against brick and mortar.

. >> hi claudia, gary smith here, thank you for being on the show. this, if i was a resident of hong kong, the whole one country, two system is out the window, i do not blame them for their protest. can this and any other way than a civil war with military stepping in? >> that is what is terrifying. that's what's terrible for hong kong. it is getting harder and harder to see how. the government is one country, two system, the rules that are applying seem to be china which the rule of law, people are told what to do and there is no recourse. and that is what they ran into. and that is what is driving the violence. there is no negotiation from the government. they are just telling them. >> can i ask you how the issue with the facemasks, the government doesn't want the protesters to wear them. in the protesters said they wear them basically to protect their identity because they are scared. what are you hearing on the street about that? >> that is absolutely right. the problem is there is not a sense anymore. this government has violated so much trust t

david: gary go ahead. >> betsy this is gary smith.tepping back, i have a even bigger question or issue. i think as christina alluded to, they spend $48 million a year lobbying, the head of the greater new york hospital association gets 8 million a year. this sounds like a healthcare government cartel which is what elizabeth warrens and the bernie sanderses of the world want. if we get that on a nationwide basis, aren't you going to see these same problems spreading throughout? >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. single payer healthcare is no remedy for this. the public demanding the information is the remedy. david: betsy you are a crusader thank god you're doing the work you're doing. so a deadly wildfire raging in california as officials ordering thousands to evacuate. we'll have a live report wait until you see more of this video it is incredible stuff. >> everything is on fire. it's bad. >> it's bad? >> yeah. >> why did you go back? >> my dog was in the house. i had to break the window to get her out. driverless cars, or trips to mars.

. >>> in the meantime, we have gary b. smith. words or terminology, but what we do know is this is a nasty market. i notice that all the dow components, gary, save johnson & johnson are down and down a lot. i know technology is leading the way. a lot of the multinational players, vulnerable to what's happening on the manufacturing front, are really taking it on the chin. boeing with its own host of issues leading the way. what do you think's going on, how real is this to you, how much do you think it sticks around? >> well, i will give you two perspectives. one is i'm surprised the market is only -- i don't know what it is, 500 something. i haven't looked in the last 30 seconds. but down. i'm surprised it's only down that much. yet i'm not surprised, because i was trying to list all the negative things going on and you've talked about it in your previous but you know, from impeachment to brexit to china to the assault on tax to the creeping socialism in the country, i listed about eight negative things, i couldn't find one positi

wee bring in our panel, gary b. smith, kadena group president. also a fox business contributor. jack hough, baron's associate editor. what are you looking for on they netflix. >> we call it earnings report, how many new customers you bring in who are willing to pay. last quarter was a disappointment. the stock plunged. i think in this report they don't really have to beat the estimate. i think they do have to meet it. you can't go into this later part of the year without -- melissa: hold on right there. we have numbers. connell: revenue is right in line. 5.25 billion was exactly what we were expecting. deirdre will have more details what you see. stock is selling off there. i don't have a comparable earnings per share number that i can give you yet. i'm not sure if it is earnings per share. as jack rightly points out is subscriber growth number. sees its fourth quarter earnings at 51 cents a share. if that is comparable to the estimates. that is well below what the street was looking for in the next quarter. the street estimate is 81 cents. again not sure if that is comparable.

bears joining me on the panel adam lashinsky, christina partsinevelos, heather zimaronga , and gary b. smith. the dow soaring more than 500 points today before ending off session highs as details trickle down, about the president's meeting with china's vice premier, lee hu. both countries coming to an agreement on intellectual property, financial services, agricultural goods and the chinese calling this a pause in the trade war, and treasury secretary steven mnuchin says the u.s. will not implement the

smith. great voice. gary -- >> you want me to say something? neil: yes, i do.ficent. i expected comedy, then he started singing, he did sinatra. his impersonations, wow. i am sitting next to this man, just letting you know. neil: years ago, you were hosting a boy scout event. my son was there. my sons were there. >> they were there. you got a charity, i stay late. neil: the boy scouts didn't quite know what they were getting into. one thing i do want to raise, eddie murphy is out there doing a lot of interviews, as he should, it's going to be a popular movie, he regrets some of his old stand-up acts in the '80s. >> i saw him in denver do his comedy show, raw. there is no chance he can do that today. i gather if he wants to win an oscar, he may have to quietly or maybe loudly go out and make a little bit amends because -- look, you -- neil: that would wipe out joe's entire career. >> bunch of "seinfeld" shows you couldn't do, there's "blazing saddles." none of this stuff. neil: that's where someone like bill maher is right. if we all got a little too preachy to