i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.: joining us tonight, expert on china, dr. john than ward. the author of "china's vision of victory." jonathan ie i -- i want to start with the national security implications and the wait trump administration has handled this. your thoughts about how the country is doing in the post phase one world. >> china is busy building a war machine. they are investing the dividends into a massive blue water navy, a bomber fleet in the south china sea and it's meant to be a bigger strategy. this will be the foundation with which they would project power in the -- in the 21st century. lou: they are trying to defeat a virus that has overwhelmed an entire province. close to 500 fatalities. your thoughts about the strategic impact. >> there will be a big economic hit in the first quarter. with you haynes an economic center. lew alou: as well as u.s. and european auto companies. >> in the next 10 years is the decisive decade. that's where they may surpass us economically and build a military that can

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.: on wall street, markets entered correction territory with all three indices having their largest drop in one day. volume on the big board 7.1 billion shares. the largest volume this year. a reminder to listen to lou's reports three types a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. 850 saudi arabian students have started flight training with the u.s. navy again three months after a saudi pilot shot and killed lead to american sailors at a naval air station in pensacola, florida. it rutted in stricter rules for foreign students on u.s. military bases. joining me now, kt mcfarland, former deputy national security advisor to president trump. her new book "revolution" is in stores now. it's a book people should read. they will be shocked at the level of corruption and mendacity of robert mueller and his special counsel team. they tried to get you to say things that were untrue, which by the ways suborning perjury on their part, and up reply kate people on crimes they didn't commit an

i put it out there with a godaddy website. lou: a great dine wall street.sdaq up 108. it's the 11th close of the year. those records we are talking about 27 trading days. not bad. gold at $15.74. silver finishing at $17. listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. joining us is lee smith, with the story of how devin nunes uncovered the greatest political scandal in u.s. history. burisma, all that's going on in ukraine. "politico" is attacking various people for having brought up the connection that is there for all the world to see. the latest attack on romney tie him to burisma. i don't know that you can tie him directly to burisma, but you certainly have associations are friends as well as associates of romney. your thoughts on this "politico" attack. >> i think it's curious what you see happening is the democrats and their attend damage media apparatus going add conservatives asking questions about romney's connections with burisma. it's the same thing that's been happening with the -- with the bidens as well. lou: d

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want.ou: the radical dimms failures piling up. impeachment failing in the senate. the president delivering a rousing state of the union. they are unable to find a winner in the iowa caucus catastrophe. radical dimms like debbie dingell sounding almost depressed about how they week went. >> everybody wants to get out of town today. this has been quite frankly in my professional career one of the worst weeks i can remember. lou: my guess is it was the worst week politically. if this isn't as bad as it gets for the radical dimms, i don't know what it will take. president trump is upbeat as you might expect, and he's having fun with the dimms disaster in iowa. president trump: in iowa they couldn't even take a simple tabulation. yet they are telling you how to run the country and how to run healthcare. but i will tell you who won on the republican side, trump won. lou: campaigning with the president, dan bishop. you were with the president today, and his mood. how would you describe it? >> it's

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i put it out there with a godaddy website.was treated very badly, 9 years recommended by 4 people that perhaps they were mueller people, i don't know who they were, prosecutors. and they -- i don't know what happened, they hit the road quickly, they treat the roger stone badly, they treated everyone badly. if you look at mueller investigation it was a scam, it was illegally set up, it was set up based on false documents. >> the president seems to think that entire justice department is just his personal lawsuit. to pros cute -- prosecute his enemies and help his friends, roger stone should get the full amount of time that prosecutor recommend. david: president trump and senator chuck schumer locking horns over sentencing of roger stone, stone will be sentenced friday for lying to congress, and other felonies related to case brought by muellerrary investigation. prosecutor some of whom work for mr. mueller recommended a stiff 9 year for stone but that was overturned by attorney general barr. calling it excessive. we bring in ju

i put it out there with a godaddy website. >> it's "b."seum director jacques jaujard smuggled it out of the louvre in an ambulance to the french countryside. >> like an impressionist painting that gets clearer as you step back from it, so, too, has miriam friedman morris' image of her father. she's been following clues in this diary, which she inherited after he died. she's had some luck in berlin, where she found hundreds of drawings he did for the newspapers. then, in 2003, miriam and her daughter, lauren, meet with the director at the jewish museum in prague. the museum discovers, in its archives, these meticulous nazi-era catalog cards that name specific works of art by her father and when the nazis looted each one. and along with the catalog cards... >> i discovered the jewish museum held several of my father's works. >> including this image of a jewish holiday celebration and lithographs of david's hometown in czechoslovakia. in all, miriam uncovers nine of her father's artworks. and what does it feel like for you, miriam, when you f

i put it out there with a godaddy website.inters' character's name in the "batman" tv series episode about ma and her gang? it's "b." the 1966 episode, called "the greatest mother of them all," features winters as ma parker. >> back in 1935, this lake house in central florida was the scene of the fbi's infamous shootout with ma barker and her son that left both gangsters dead. now carson good and his relatives are looking to sell the home and surrounding property that's been in their family for more than 80 years. but there's one condition -- they want to see their strange inheritance preserved because of its historical significance. after the governor denied a $230,000 proposal to turn it into a museum, the family is scrambling to figure out what to do. then a neighbor stops by. >> a next-door neighbor came to us, and he made the offer to buy the property at $750,000. >> just the property, or the house? >> he came, and he wanted to buy the house and the property. >> the buyer isn't as committed as carson is to preserving the

i put it out there with a godaddy website. trish: round one, game over. what's next?ancy pelosi says it doesn't count. what is she trying to do? bring to us the brink of a constitutional crisis? >> i don't know how they can retain their lawyer status with the comments they are make. i think they disgraced themselves. you can't be acquitted if you don't have a trial. and you don't have a trial without witness and documentation and that. >> i think peaker pelosi is right. this can't be a real acquittal. >> no trial, no vindication. >> a trial without truth, without key evidence, without witnesses and documents would render the president's acquittal meaningless. trish: then you have the left insisting the president must be removed from office because if not, he's going to cheat on the upcoming election. >> for precisely this reason the president's misconducting not be decided at the ballot box. for we cannot be asured that the vote will be fairly won. trish: that's the next line of attack. that's what's coming. we should not be surprised by any of this given what we know

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want.gg: another volatile day on wall street. the dow finishing off 357 points. nasdaq ending up a fraction ahead. for the week, here are the numbers. listen to lou's reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. did you see the survey that finds most americans do not view the top 2020 candidates as being very religious. here are the numbers. according to pew research only 9% say biden is religious. and only 3% see elizabeth warren as a woman of faith. will the socialist policies turn away religious voters? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. pastor robert jeffress, who is pastor of the first baptist church of beautiful dallas, texas. thanks so much. why is it you think americans don't think the democratic candidates are very religious? >> the answer to that question this week in the debates. a couple of the candidates could spout off bible verses. but in their answers they demonstrated they are on the wrong side of faith issues. just this week the democrats blocked

i put it out there with a godaddy website.re evacuating, bracing for what could be a devastating flood. the city of jackson the submerged in water with the pearl river rising over 3060 and it's expected to crest today with the governor declaring a state of emergency as officers go door to door getting people out. cheryl: we are lie with the latest on this historic flooding. a janice, good morning. reporter: around this time a year we potentially get the snowmelt and rainfall for the spring across the mississippi river valleys, but unfortunately there's more rain in the forecast for some of these areas all along the mississippi, tennessee and ohio river valley with some drying out for the next few hours, but you can still see we have flood warnings all among the mississippi stretching eastward as well as another batch of rainfall later today in the same regions and then not pattern is conducive for more rainfall over these regions, so that is the problem over the next couple of days with future our radar getting into tuesday wi

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. ♪.ox business alert." let's take another look at disney up 2% after-hours following a beat on first-quarter earnings and revenue. the company says its disney plus streaming service also beat expectations posting 26.5 million paid subscribers. they had estimated only about 20 million subscribers although there were some analysts looking for something as big as 30. we'll see how the stock does there. connell. connell: still up a little bit. all right, melissa, a big night ahead of course here on capitol hill where we are today and we just had big news announced a few minutes ago. senator susan collins made it official. she made the announcement public. she will vote tomorrow to acquit the president in the impeachment proceedings. that announcement was just made public by the moderate senator from state of maine, susan collins. comes just hours from the president's third state of the union address, which will be delivered just steps from where i'm standing in the house chamber. so with that

i put it out there with a godaddy website.t a few decades america has transformed from the land of the free to a total surveillance state. and among the most effective tools of tyranny is your cell phone. a unique device identifier, as well as signal sent from yourself phone to cell towers 24-7, are creating a perfect record of your movements to the government to dig into almost any time it pleases. thanks to section 215 of the patriot act, which lets the government doing this without a warrant from a judge. all of this is light years beyond what our founding fathers could possibly have imagined. and still way outside the bounds of the bill of rights they wrote to protect us. so why are we letting it happen? and how can we stop it? let's bring in mike german he's a former special agent of the fbi, center for justice and liberty national security fellow and author of the terrific book get this title, from a former fbi agent disrupt, discredit, and divide. have a new fbi damages democracy. mike it's a pleasure to welcome you her

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.nedy: one of the key provisions of the patriot act is about to expire in problematic section 215, that is had called details of many innocent americans is pretty much the poster child of all that's gone wrong with the surveillance state. the president has been at odds with his attorney general comment which is unsurprising given that the president's campaign was erroneously spied upon by the architect of the nsa program. that's right, 1992 bill bar south is deputy robert mueller on his lap and hammered out a crafty program for the dea that will allow them to access lots of information on bad guys undetected and then that thing was beefed up in juice and be the meditator suck vessel that was finally exposed by and 2013. bart is one hurt his baby in and he is recommending a clean extension of 215. the president is furious that the fbi peed in his punch bowl by lying and spying on carter page, which launched the mueller probe and pave the path to impeachment. it does not matter that these

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. ♪.ping across the globe, at least four u.s. universities have canceled or suspended study abroad programs in florence, italy, and are urging students to leave the country on fears of the virus spreading earlier. joining us via skype, nick bidwell, syracuse university student currently studying abroad in florence trying to make his way home. first of all, are you disappointed to go home? were you looking forward to the semester? are you disappointed? >> we're definitely disappointed. the spirit of on campus is disappointing. we've been here only six weeks arc little over a month. melissa: is there anyone you come in contact with or seen that is sick? do you feel like it is taking over the area or feel like it is a lot of precaution? >> i think a lot of it is precaution. everybody that sneezes at this point you get a little skeptical but for the most part i think, you know, it is mostly just nerves. melissa: yeah. i understand you were trying to get out. your flight was canceled due to wea

i put it out there with a godaddy website. trish: we need to be serious about coronavirus. we need to be willing to shut down our borders to any foreigners who have been exposed to it. that means not allowing anyone in that has been in china. as the president has done. and not allowing any other foreigners in that have been exposed elsewhere in the world. disturbing news out of italy to tell you about. towns there still under lockdown as the italian authorities report 21 deaths from the coronavirus with 821 confirmed cases. that's nearly 200 new cases in the past 24 hours, and those are just the ones we know about. italy has made the radical extremely selfish decision to not test anyone who has been exposed to the virus. but rather only people that show symptoms. given that the symptoms don't appear for a couple weeks, and given an individual is contagious during that time. why are we allowing anyone into our country from italy. if italy doesn't know who has been exposed because italy is refusing to take propertier measures to monitor this. why do we have 5,000 people arriv

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want.me bleact take a look at other headline hads making news this morning. kobe bryant and his daughter gianna reportedly have been laid to rest in a private california funerals it was held at pacific view memorial park in corona del mar, california a memorial service is set to take place on february 24th and will be open to the public. the ceremony will be held at the staples center, bryant and his daughter were killed in a helicopter crash along with seven others on january 26th. nissan is seeking 91 million dollars from a former chairman carlos ghosn an fought a lawsuit for allege mess conduct warn it expects amount to increase in the future. ghosn fled from japan to lebanon in december and he denies any wrong doings. a federal judge dismissed some charges against sarah and elizabeth oklahoma city but let's stand wire fraud charges a accusing her and associate of misleading patients about the abilities of her company's blood test. the court ruled that since the test were paid by their m

i put it out there with a godaddy website.ng strong warning for america and israel. >> tracee carrasco has details this morning. tracee. >> good morning yes around president threatening to strike the u.s. and israel if the slightest error is made ahead of the iranian military making the threat at a ceremony for general soleimani killed in a u.s. drone strike that comes in response to pus officials saying washington and israel will be in charge of count forget iran influence in syria and iraq. and a as tensions rise in middle east new video shows uss normandy intercepting 140 missiles l and iranian made weapons in arabian seas. well trump administration is looking to repurpose a billion dollars as military funds to build bare barrier and white house shifted 6. 7 billion towards border wall construction democrats have criticized the move as attempt to bypass congress's authority. president trump and a new york governor andrew cuomo fail to reach agreement to revolve sanctuary state sanctions during a white house meeting yesterda

i put it out there with a godaddy website.n the green light to launch humans into space. fingers crossed let's hope it's the clintons. that was a giant leap for mankind and this is a topical storm. topic one, air travel can be hairy, especially when you be why age. check out this american layer line passenger would trigger miniature horse. on a flight. that is nothing compared to the animals who fly southwest. is reportedly a service animal, thank you for your service. here he is in his best mexican wrestling costume on his trip from michigan to california for vacation. he deserves some vacation because he's kind of a workhorse. passenger say the light was going smooth until. made some tailwinds. the companion even ponied up to fly him first class get making him yet another miniature mike is living larger than you. topic two, she wanted to get it on with her boyfriend and added up in handcuffs. it's less kinky than you think. that's rebecca of florida, booked for domestic battery after boyfriend refused of with her. where does

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want. right there is significant tension in the middle east we have oils prices spike, we have a significant trouble here will president bernie sanders what would that mean for the economy? >> people worry about bernie sanders on the economy and he certainly very progressive. the reality is even if democrats take control of the senator, the immediate senator will be very much centered than bernie sanders. 2% oil tax big deal. investors are paying 220 to hedge funds to manage their money so one pretentious tax is not a problem it will be acceptable. the point is that the policy, the actual policy is to be very different than one of president biden or bloomberg because they're not going to the morality. was corporate taxation that arise, taxing the rich and wealthy. gerry: see or think in more regulation. there's a lot of president can do is we have seen with president trump he can do a lot with executive action that would presumably worry most people business wouldn't it? >> yes to the stock

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want.ia: welcome back uber investor ray dalio tells me there are plenty of opportunities in china. i sat down with the founder of bridgewater associates at the world economic forum in davos. i asked about growth opportunities in the global market and why in a recent interview he said cash is trash. take a listen. >> returns on cash are going to be zero. and will be look at, we are going to be creating large deficits, that have to be dealt with by the increasing of printing of money. you can't let interest rates go down. go up. we have a situation where you are looking at asset classes right now with a lot of cash on the sidelines, you want anything that's going to have a higher return. so a diversified portfolio of assets that has a higher return, because cash -- that's how we've had a leveraging up of assets. the key to the success that we are enjoying, has been a combination of interest rates that are so low that it pays to buy assets. plus so much quantity of money because of the quantit

i put it out there with a godaddy website.n morris is my guest and how do we put this in of the last thousand years there's been repeated plant pandemics the plagues in the middle ages, the spanish flu in 1980 to 19 '20 killed over 50 million people. bob said there is aids in the 80s and 90s. are we better prepared? is our society, we as people better protected? are we healthier now? or is this another of these massive viruses, perhaps the coronavirus waiting to happen? >> i think a little bit about. we are better prepared but not as prepared as we need to be. we are more aware of the situation, we understand that many of these are viruses and infections already in nature that are just getting opportunities to enter the population. hiv was a prime example, it probably originally came from a chimpanzee and semi- got infected while perhaps hunting and then it was able to get into the human infection into the human population by a number of human behaviors. so we obviously have a great deal as we change the environment and we hav

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want.k with george friedman. george is directly united states, that the presidential election coming up in a matter of months. we still don't know who the democratic nominee is going to be. it looks increasingly like or we could have bernie sanders. the next presidential election this year it be to political outsiders. donald trump from four years ago he wasn't given a hope by many people the republican side. a nationalist, and economic nationalist very much against the grain of the republican party for the last 20 or 30 years. on the democratic side we could have a self-declared socialist very much different than the democratic party. what is that tell us about american 2020? >> during the crisis, the outsiders come in. so it's not as if we've had a highly successful corps of politicians who we can turn to. we have very questionable ones. that part of the public like him precisely because he was an outsider. and then turning sanders i love to win or not, but they're turning to sanders for

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want.ue now with my interview with white house national economic council director larry kudlow. maria: when you look at wages and unemployment, particularly going along different ethnic groups. records for african-american, record for spanish, 50 are low for the national rate. tell me how you keep that going, larry? do you expect this job creation machine to keep on going 20 and 21? >> right now i do. the policies all along, president trump's policies have re- opened the economy. restructured the economy. we have created new incentives. we have strengthened markets, we have rolled back all of this deadly redtape on the regulatory front. and the lower taxes across-the-board have helped. in just one point, i think it's overlooked a little now because of the virus. the trade deals that the president has negotiated are going to strengthen u.s. export exports. i understand the china uncertainty. president xi jinping said they are gonna make their commitments by the end of the year but just in ge

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.orthy moments in court yesterday at the harvey weinstein trial. jurors were shown nude photos of the disgraced hollywood mogul as part of the evidence list. the photos were not made public. presumably they will help corroborate the alleged victims description of weinstein. joining us now is judge andrew napolitano. judge. >> these are very difficult cases to try because this is a variety of sexual assault, rape, the rule does permit the publication of the evidence or even the televising of the trial. so we have only descriptionses of what happened, a transcript of what happened. if you were down there, you could see it with your own eyes. but there was apparently a dispute over harvey weinstein's private parts and in order to resolve that dispute, they had to publish photographs of him in the nude that the district attorney took and then both sides aggressively examined his accuser. she in my opinion withstood a very rigorous cross-examination, which included many e-mails from her expr

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.l: they say everything comes back, right? why my father never gave up his various suit over the course of his life. wide lapel, thin lapels. a fashion plate he was not. having said, you remember the foldable phones all the rage, motorola? they are coming back as a host of provide remembers moving in that direction, not only motorola with offering of its own but samsung is trying them out in variety of sizes, speeds, technology and price tags. senior associate editor of reviews at wired joins us right now. for the moment he is holding a motorola razr. it looks fairly compact but it is a foldable, right? >> it is. so the whole purpose of this is that it is smaller. so when you unfold it out you get basically a traditional smartphone. and i think there is different varieties of the first galaxy fold that samsung announced last year. basically that whole intention was to give you a bigger screen when you unfold it like a book. get a bigger screen to do more work. this one isn't really goin

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. are back with sidney powell, tom fitton, and rudy giuliani. wall street was closed in honor of presidents' day. the coronavirus caused apple to temporarily halt production of their iphones and has closed stores across china. tha former obama official who hd been tasked with work on reforms of the courts, presiding judge james mosburg selected davis chris to oversee the reforms. he claims it's the court that-will determine the outcome of any surveillance reforms and not chris himself. the judge and the obama appointee is presided over by chief justice john roberts. we are back now with sidney powell, attorney more former national security advisor, michael flynn. president trump's personal attorney, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, and also a very good prosecutor, and tom fitton, president of judicial watchdog the lord's work every day in the swamp. we should point out, the 17 instances of lying by the fbi before those courts. four of the applications were fraudulent and the co

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. lou: breaking news.ew cases of the coronavirus have been confirmed in this country, bringing the total number of cases to 15. both cases are evacuees from the virus epicenter in wuhan, china. china reporting 116 more deaths. 5,000 more cases. almost 1,500 people have died of the disease. 65,000 infected. 99% of these case, these deaths are in china. the recent spike is caused by what china claims is a change in diagnoses. after removing the people in charge of the handling of the wuhan crisis. joining us is dr. anthony fauci, he's director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. good to have you with us. let's begin with this latest report. this time the daily count rise above 100. yesterday almost 15,000 cases suddenly spiking the numbers. and 5,000 cases again today. >> they have expanded their capability of diagnosing. the prior numbers that we were getting every day that you and i have been discussing the past couple weeks were based on a definitive diagnosis by the specific cor

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want.ou: this may well be string of the strongest polling data of this president, and it continues to roll in for president trump. listen to these numbers. 61% of americans telling gallup they are better off than three years ago when the president took office. that number is the highest for any incumbent president in nearly three decades. another new poll from farm futures showing nearly 81% of farmers say president trump will be re-elected. farmers. and that follows a monmouth university poll that found 66% of all americans who saying he will definitely win a second term. that's strong polling. new hampshire narrowing down the democratic field. three dems dropping out as a result of last night's primary. andrew yang, duval patrick, ask all ended their bid for the nomination. president trump as is his wont, receiving the most votes of any inkusm bent president in -- incumbent president in history. nearly doubling what president obama received in 2012. joining us, political analyst ed rollin

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change?the world you want. >> how unusual this one, the dark parts were dark, bizarre parts were bizarre. >> having been in that name chamber for 12 of them. is how far we have fallin in such a sport perio short period. >> he just lied about a bunch of stuff. >> a performance. he brings out single black mom, and drough -- >> wow, tripping over themselves to show shock and horror after the president's state of the union. not that we'd expect anything different. one thing that media needs to hear that an president's speechs not for them, it was for america. like regular every day people who are out there. trying to put food on the table and take care of their families, maybe save some for college and retirement. it was not for the liberal media. maybe that is why they can'tic to it? joining me. tommy lauren and gina loud e lo. >> it was a fantastic speech, all about what makes america great, and keep america great, we knew democrats would not like, that how could you not enjoy the speech, low e

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.ht now disappointing quarterly results, jackie deangelis on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more. >> good morning to you maria ugly board look at it $2.15 groupon reported fourth-quarter earnings missed expectations revenue miss 8 cent miss, actually ceo williams said quote we did not deliver the financial performance we expected during the fourth quarter we recognize that we must move swiftly to put groupon on growth trajectory all eyes coupons on things, and provide them on more experiences services that seems the trend going forward, interim cfo thomas going to take over permanently. >> tesla this morning because they are trading higher, we've got upgrade from sandler, a hike on price target to 8928 dollars -- 928 of dollars over where trading bernstein hiked to 730 morgan stanley 500 well under where we are right now maria. maria: jackie thank you so much, jackie deangelis wall street still ahead is your cash becoming trash? millions of americans have unused money hid

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.at daytona 50 restarting their engines after nascar postponed the race due to rain yesterday, but president trump got the crowd roaring before the storm, live from daytona international speedway, rick, you have no idea how jealous i am. >> i do know how jealous you are, i can't believe you're not down here this year. dagen: can't either. >> spectacular start to the race especially around 1:00 o'clock air force flew over the daytona international speedway here and flying really low, so it was just an incredible sight for everybody to see the presidential airplane flying over the stands here, plenty of sunshine at that point too, everything started off looking really great before the rain kicked and we are off to second day, i tell you what, the crowd was excited, we got a chance to talk to a lot of the fans out here just to see howie: they felt about the president being here, take a listen. >> i'm a trump guy all the way, i think it's great, i think it's definitely a good thing for the

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. york governor andrew cuomo announcing his attempt to sue the administration after the department of homeland security decided to ban new yorkers ferment trusted traveler program over a law allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for driver's licenses. governor cuomo sounding off earlier. here he is. >> this is unbounded arrogant, this respect of the rule of law. hyper political government and this is another form of extortion. it's pure politics. it has nothing to do with affecting government policy or laws. >> here not as former dhs official in the trump administration and heritage senior advisor, mike. thanks for joining us. mike, as you hear from almost at the policies are based on politics, phs claims it's based on not being able to verify the event of the travelers who don't have proper ids. which is it? >> dhs needs tmz information to check things such as records, whether the individual has a warrant out. i softly a motion on the governor when a legal alien was released. new y

i put it out there with a godaddy website. lou: breaking news on the coronavirus.ne day province in china reporting 130 k. and new death and 1708 confirmed cases. worldwide there are more than 2000 deaths to report and more than 75,000 cases worldwide. 99% of those deaths and cases are in china and meanwhile passengers aboard the diamond princess cruise ship in japan to prerelease from quarantine tomorrow. more than 100 americans on the ship will have to wait another 14 days before they can return to the united states. new report from conservative review that rhino senators tom tell us james lankford and lindsey graham have been pushing for legislation that would grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants and they are trying to get the president support for the legislation. the farm workforce modernization act, don't you love the titles of these rhino bills, it passed the house last year 260-165. 34 republicans joined the democrats. the bill would grant amnesty to illegal immigrants in the united states who worked for eckerd culture and would create unlimited

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want.a big sell-off on wall street. the nasdaq fell 256 points. volume on the big board 5.6 million shares. disney today announcing bob iger stepping down as ceo and becoming executive chairman through 2021. bob chapek will assume the role of ceo. jpmorgan chase, they are going political. the bank says they will no longer finance coal companies as well as oil and gas developments in the arctic. the pledge similar to one made by goldman sachs in december. what a decision. i should say decisions. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. joining us, amy tarkanian, former chair of the snef republican party and mark simone. let's start with the debate tonight. aren't reexcited? >> i hope it was a repeat of the debate in vegas. bernie sanders stands stall, he's the frontrunner. >> i hope nevada was an exception and the rest of the states take heed and don't do a repeat. lou: have they finished the vote count? >> they did. i do believe he won.

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want.p to 122 miles. you think that money -- that was not easy. but we got the money and we are building it. we won a lot of cases in court. we were sued all along the line. in a short time we'll be over 500 miles. it's already had a tremendous impact. lou: the president earlier this evening in bakersfield, california talking about the effect of the border wall stopping at least one man from making it into the country. firefighters helping to bring them down after he got stump at the top of the wall. if you get stuck on the top of that wall we'll help you. i'm surprised there is not a stampede. we are not clear where he was taken or if he was returned. radical dimms like jerry nadlerl are make new demands of the department of homeland security. they want to know more about the department of homeland security's plans to send elite tactical units into sanctuary cities to assist i.c.e. officials in the:performance their duties. think call the tactics of dhs quote politically motivated. this is

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.k on china's geopolitical intentions and the theft of our intellectual property. >> if russia wants to conquer the world we can deal with that. china wants to own the world. that's more difficult to deal with. china wants the fruits of america's brain power to harvest the seeds of its planned economic dominance. lou: joining us, gordon chang, good to see you. first a reaction to what bill barr said. >> it's a very important statement. you had in october the twin speeches by the very much and secretary of state hammering china. last week secretary of state pompeo talked about china being the central threat of our times. the secretary of state in the october speech said he would make a series of speeches setting out policy of the trump administration. lou: i want to go to the coronavirus and what the people of china are contending with. this is a runaway outbreak it seems to me. if we can pull that up while we are talking. over 30,000 people infected with the disease. more than 600 dead.

i put it out there with a godaddy website. department officials calling on william barr to resign. guess who is on board with this? none other than current cnn and msnbc analysts signing their names to this petition. they are all out there politicizing this moment because they are angry because william barr is suggesting a lighter sentence for mr. stone. all this as mr. stone calls for a new trial. >> bill barr happens basically decimated and cut the legs out for career public servants. >> the tweets make it harder for bill barr to help him be corrupt. >> bill barr made it clear his interests and the president's interests are aligned. >> who wants to be known as the attorney general who really is fixing criminal cases on the president's behalf. trish: one commentator wants thousands of prosecutors to resign in protest of barr's quote authoritarianism. >> there are 5,000 federal prosecutors. if 2,000 of them resigned tomorrow, that would be a thing. we are asking a lot of people to put their careers on the line. during authorit

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.bloomberg is skipping iowa, now saying that rich don't pay enough. he wants to roll back president trump's tax cuts and target wealthy and corporationses. bloomberg said that 5 trillion dollar more he expect to raise over a decade will pay for massive new spending on health care, infrastructure, climate change. and creating afor abl affordabl. he said, i will also pay more in taxes. but while he has his billions, will higher taxes make more difficult for other americans to get rich? >> you know, if he does not want trump tax cut he does not have to take it. he would have more credibility if he hanked that money back to treasure. so distressing about this plan, and all of the plans, there is nothing about growth, all redistribute, take from rich give to poor, that will not grow the economy, this is simply kind of robin hood, i am so disgusted, i thought that bloomberg would be kind of pro-business democrat who wanted our american businesses to succeed and small businesses to have an opp

i put it out there with a godaddy website.. >> the hits kept oncoming from the guy then the flight attendant she did come around, she didn't -- she had an attitude with me, and said what. i said the guy behind me is repeatedly hitting me, she went back to him, changed personal kneepersonalities was most kindt person in the world, and she said are you okay, i am sorry, she said delete the video. david: she did not, wendy williams is that passenger. now she is calling for unidentified man to be charged with assault and flight atten attendant on be fired, american responded with a statement that reads in part: does miss williams have a legal case or too many lawsuits as it is? >> we don't have too many lawsuits, no. let's start with, man is a bully, if let's say john la layfield were in that seat i doubt he would be punching that seat. but enough of lawsuits, asking for someone to be fired over this. give me a break. that person is working hard, that what you fire someone over and charge someone with assault? overdone. i'm sorry.

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.: battle of billionaires in democrat party, mike bloomberg getting good news, beating president trump in a head to had match up, bloomberg is only democrat candidate, leading the president in this particular survey. so it bloomberg the only democrat that could win over a majority of small business? >> "quinnipiac poll" had everyone beating president trump, which i don't agree with. with the small business, not surprising that mayor bloomberg did well, he is a pro business candidate, people like him in the country what he does are in small. -- does for small business, but he was a republican at the time, when most of that happened. >> i think he has a mixed message, he did a good job of developing businesses and inviting them to new york city, but now he wants to raise taxes on everyone, a lot of small businesses are now wealthy people, i don't think they will like that. >> he crushed small businesses in new york city, as far as business climate bad for small business owners it didn't j

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want.ht, dr. michael pillsbury, author of the extraordinary international best seller, "the hundred year marathon." let's start with the impact of this virus. first on china itself. its economy, its politics. >> on the economy, when the stock market opens monday morning in china. i think everybody expects the stocks and commodities will drop. after their gdp is given a week off. so the slowdown in their economy has got to hurt them. i think there is a political controversy going. there is 8 doctors who were whistleblowers on this virus in december. they were put down and even threatened by the local police. they were correct about what was happening. who to blame for this? the chinese media has been blaming local government officials, not president xi. the second thing that's political, china asked everybody nicely, please don't stop travel from coming to china because obviously they need the check business. so president trump did that today. he's thinking about america first. but the chine

we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change?you want. >> secretary of state mike pompeo, thank you for being with us. i have a strong feeling you and the president are taking the country to a level of consciousness that we had not anticipated for many years, many of us hoped we would get there but you are taking us there, warning of the implications of a highly sophisticated china that is expansionary and insinuating itself into the various hambrick of our society and our nation. >> he is. it has been too long, we've allowed this to continue without awareness from the american people, their marks they gave saturday past were recitation of facts, things that are taking place the chinese communist party is doing. there are places we can trade with them, constructive components to the relationship but everyone needs to be aware there are these risks. these are often chinese diplomats stationed here in the united states engaged in this activity. we want everyone to be aware of the risks associated with activities they may be underta

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.or believed in at least one of them. our next guest is here to sort fact from fiction. joining us now is fox news medical contributor, dr. nicole sapphire is here. it's a pleasure to see you. >> thank you very much. good morning. maria: thank you for being here. eating at night makes you fat, true or false? >> false. however, there's a caveat. people who tend to eat late at night tend to eat more high calorie foods. if you eat healthy at night, it's fine. maria: if you eat a sal la sald night, it's okay. >> a box of oreos at night, not good. >> it can increase your risk of reflux, if you eat and lay down -- maria: you have to look at fruit. you think you're eating healthy when you eat fruit, it's all sugar. >> it can caution an increase in your -- cause an increase in your blood sugar. you have to have at least two cups of fruit a day. maria: not at night. >> doesn't matter. your system still works at night. maria: what about supplements, will they make you healthier. >> there is not a

i put it out there with a godaddy website.ake a look. gun rights activist and president trump supporter caitlyn bennett swarmed by crowds of ask screaming protesters as she arrives on ohio university's campus. student threw drinks at her car and hurled profanities at her. bennett called a riot, charges the campus police denied. if that's not the definition of a riot, and this poor girl in the middle of it all. we have been telling you about them every night. joining me editor-in-chief of campus reform, cabot phillips. it's exhausting. but it doesn't stop. you look at that video. that's got to be scary stuff. if i were her, i would be pretty alarmed. i know you have been in bad situations yourself. >> it's terrifying to watch. they have every right to express their disagreement with her. but watching his video is like seeing mob descend on someone because of their personal opinions. in america if you disagree with someone, you are not allowed to get in their face and threaten hem and assault them. all the things you see on came

i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want.test in a growing list of u.s. government agency to ban its employees from using optic stock -- ticktock, lawmakers, sending a letter to department of homeland security expressing security fears about the chinese-owned app, cyber security expert morgan wright joining us, i heard this, i thought it is too late, the cat's out of the bag. tsa air traffic controllers may have had ticktock. >> once it is in there it is tough there is a great article from ceo of reddit talking about a parasitic application, and research, a software engineer showed how ticktock finger printed the devices with internal audio and other things to track them. but what is a grown adult doing on government time watching ticktock. >> have you a lot of politicians use it now to cater to younger jeniation, do you think that fix fingerprinting thing are they listening as well, should that be a concern. the parent company bite dance the ovethe origin. >> they are headquartered out of beijing, the parent company of tickt