they didn't have good relations with janna. they slagged janna on the conference call. >> i know. to get ahold of janna and its founder, barry rosenstein, to no avail. unfortunately. but in is a belief, jim, that there are buyers for this company, at least amongst those large shareholders that include janna. i don't know if it's true or not. >> i think it is. >> i don't know if they're hall last nating or -- hallucinating but they want them to engage with the buyer. >> i think the sales per square foot is amazing. i think they have a layer of people that would just be -- they have all these -- >> kroger, i mean, amazon -- is that real possible, come on, no. >> amazon, that's not the style, but kroger, yes. i mean, one of the things they talked about that was kind of absurd was that they said, listen, we're going to raise the dividend because we want a 2% yield. they didn't get need to get a 2% yield by raising the dividend. they could have done it by having the stock go down. >> you see any analogs between facebook co-oping snapchat's niche product and whole foods co-oping the nic

janna, thank you. >>> in the u.s. there is a dust up in montana in the congressional election. a reporter was attacked. >> sick and tired of you guys. the last time you came in here you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. get the hell out of here. the last guy did the same thing. you with the guardian? >> yeah and you broke my glasses. >> he was in a private meeting when a reporter entered without permission. a fox news crew said they saw him slam him to the ground and punch him. sheriff's say they can cite him with misdemeanor assault. >>> a missing person's case in san francisco. they suspect a man who disappeared 10 days ago could be victim from a man who skipped down. >> he is thought to number be in cambodia. >> i want my husband back. >> 48-year-old bob tang of san francisco identified by police as a person of interest in the disappearance of chai. she knew something happened. he wouldn't leave her and their sons. >> in your heart i want you to release him. >> speculation around chai's job. he wasn't working the day he vanished. there was talk of a meet up. the

. >> janna is here with more. >> they don't have comey's memo. someone read it to them over the phone. the new information he might have asked comey to drop an investigation raises questions of obstruction of justice. >> the country is being tested in unprecedented ways. >> chummershummer expressed shock that comey was asked to drop the investigation into michael flynn. he failed to disclose dealings with russia. comey documented the meeting in a memo saying the president told him i hope you can let this go. 3 months later trump fired comey. >> trying to persuade to director to back up a specific investigation of a specific individual is obstruction of justice. that is a serious matter. >> democrats and republicans called for more evidence. >> i want to see the memo and talk to director comey. >> a white house statement said the president has never asked comey or anyone else about an investigation. the chair of the house over sight committee sent a letter to the fbi all memos, notes, summaries and recordings referring to communications between co

the washington examiner's janna caldwell joins us, danielle mclaughlin and carrie sheffield. not meaning to dismiss the things they want to do. but i am saying is it is not a cut. it is not as if you're gutting medicaid. that's all i'm saying. what do you think? >> well, no, i completely agree with that. i think what president trump is doing is keeping consistent with his word open the campaign trail, especially when you think about social security and medicare. one good point here. there's three of us. when he talks about -- >> neil: depends the mood i'm in. go ahead head. >> i understand. with four of us. sorry. so this work requirement piece is very important and very good for this reason. me, when i was 16, i worked 25 hours a week in the summers and winders for the social security administration. i was allowed to do that because there was a program for high performance students whose family received government assistance could work, have a job. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for the program. there's many folks throughout the communities that i represent african american

joining us to weigh in on this, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, "washington examiner" contributor, jannano. there are a lot of different avenues we could go down but this is business story. you're the head or cofounder of a big company like this. do you get involved in this way? what do you make of that aspect of it? >> no, i would think you wouldn't get involved. my politics said maybe i wouldn't have supported donald trump, however i appreciate free speech, no matter what your message is we have a platform that allows this to get out. another liberal elite who believes that, hey, i know what is best for america. i will tell you donald trump would have got his message out no matter on twitter or facebook live or took a video on his phone and emailed it to fox business. the message would get out regardless. really -- connell: quoted himself, wasn't for twitter i may not be here i think what jessica, started all of this. >> definitely. connell: you can talk about the comment about liberal elites, and take it where you will. what do you say. >> i think the comment from the twitter founder

janna was in bristol-myers.izer according to citi might be looking at that, and then they're gone. david teper had a big position in allergen. now tepper is gone. please be careful in trading off of these. southwest air, there is buffet buying more. that's interesting. there was a lingering thinking that maybe he wants to buy southwest air outright. i think that is not going to happen. i want to put cold water on that. it's not a growing situation. >> you would follow the stock picking of so many hedge funds is beyond me anyway. >> it's because of what we hear like the front page article about people who make that mostly. most countries. >> yeah, the numbers are out again. "new york times" numbers. it says it will outperform. >> the greatest single strength in the market, not necessarily to have -- generate returns. investor returns. they're great at sales. sales is the most important thing i think when you come down to it so often. i think they have underperformed the s&p so many of them for so long. >> i know.