a kohler walk-in bath provides independence with peace of mind. call to save $500 off bath walls with your walk in bath or visit kohlerwalkinbath.com for more info. liz: all right. we're getting this breaking news from sky news. sky news reporting that in exactly 26 minutes, that final tally in the uk prime minister no-confidence vote will be revealed. 26 minutes and counting. theresa may waiting and watching in london as members of her own conservative party vote on whether they believe she should continue to run the country. let's bring in stuart eisenstat, former u.s. ambassador to the european union, and this all surrounds the whole movement where the people of the uk voted to exit the european union, and now as she puts together a brexit deal, where at least the northern irish border would be open to trade, they don't seem to like it. what do you think happens in this vote? >> first, i have every confidence that she will win the confidence vote, but that only postpones the major vote, which she had to pull back and that is over the actual exi

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a kohler walk-in bath provides independence with peace of mind.ave $500 off bath walls with your walk in bath or visit kohlerwalkinbath.com for more info. >> get to breaking news. sources telling fox news vice president mike pence is meeting with senator chuck schumer in schumer's office. mick mulvaney, jared kushner are also there. this as the clock ticks down to partial government shut down tonight at midnight. we'll see. big day on capitol hill. closing bell rings about three minutes from now. very indicative how we could close the year as well. at one point this morning the dow was up almost 400 points. now it is down almost 400 points. all three major indices in the u.s. on worst pace since 2011. gerri willis live on floor of new york stock exchange. where it is also quadruple-witching today. five billion shares, vix near 30. what is the week's biggest winners and losers, gerri? >> very busy down here. i have never seen these guys working so hard. dow weekly laggards, walgreens and exxon. why? walgreens despite reporting outstanding eps. exxo

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a kohler walk-in bath provides independence with peace of mind. call to save $500 off bath walls with your walk in bath or visit kohlerwalkinbath.com for more info. liz: breaking news. moment by moment, folks, we are hitting new session lows. i need you to look at the s&p 500. when we started the program 28 minutes ago, we were down about 50 points and now we're down 60. so we're watching this very closely. there's an acceleration to the down side at the moment. who knows exactly which piece of the very ugly puzzle today is affecting but there are concerns about trade that's kind of taken actually a back seat. big concerns about the federal reserve on wednesday. what about a government shutdown and of course, health care is tanking on the news that a texas court has said that the affordable care act is unconstitutional. right now, the dow is down 539 points. >>> and to this. exactly one year ago today, bitcoin, the world's most valuable crypto currency, reached a record high of $19,783 per coin. fast forward to this afternoon, and it stands at jus

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a kohler walk-in bath provides independence with peace of mind.he hearse carrying the former president's body is set to arrive. the president's body will be carried back to texas momentarily. we all watched the funeral services at the national cathedral in washington over the last few hours. we have other news of the day that charles payne will cover at the top of the hour on the economic front. meantime, i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil cavuto. charlie gasparino and ed rollins are still here. we are joined by david asman, the host of "bulls & bears." since you are just joining us, your thoughts and reflections today? >> it's hard to fill in after charlie and ed here, but i think charlie made a terrific point about the whole history of populism that we are living now. economic populism really did begin, the revolution against the kind of establishment trade deals and everything that george h.w. bush exemplified. that kind of counteraction against that trend began during the first bush presidency, bush 41. in fact, the history hasn't been co

a kohler walk-in bath provides independence with peace of mind.to save $500 off bath walls with your walk in bath or visit kohlerwalkinbath.com for more info. >> promises in the past from china. the promises have not worked out. in the spirit of goodwill and again president xi's amazing presentation to president trump saturday night in a positive optimistic spirit we have strong expectations but we must track this. connell: that's an important point larry kudlow makes speedway must track the spread of chinese have promised in the past will they deliver in the future. some optimism among others the monday after the trade truce over the weekend. we have the dow and s&p positive for the year now. investors wondering whether the annual so-called santa claus rally is on the way. now up to 40 after being hired by 440 earlier. quincy crosby joins us. anything we were up so much more earlier than we are now making you read into that? >> absolutely. some of the balance early this morning our markets open. and of course the futures market. some of it has to

a kohler walk-in bath provides independence with peace of mind.to save $500 off bath walls with your walk in bath or visit kohlerwalkinbath.com for more info. >> welcome back to cavuto coast to coast. i'm gerri willis life in the floor of the new york stock exchange. fill up on wall street accelerating here, just touching down 700 coming out to .75% on the broad index. the s&p down 78 points or to plan a percent. of course we had the nasdaq down pretty substantially as well. 3% or 234 points. let's take a look at the 10 year treasury yield. it is a quality going on here pushing yields on the 10 year treasury. financials down as well here. take a look at these banks talks. big selloff going in there. citigroup down 6%. jpmorgan chase, bank of america, other names, capital one downside point a percent. difficult day for financials as they -- under pressure today for a couple of reasons. the news about trade and china obviously weighing on the company that relies on china as a customer for many in large proportions. downgrading the stock in what the

a kohler walk-in bath provides independence with peace of mind.e $500 off bath walls with your walk in bath or visit kohlerwalkinbath.com for more info. neil: all right, really don't know much about delays in sending being that now my area. michael flynn said dean has been delayed for lying to federal investigators come fbi, you know the drill there. i talk about the potential for shutdowns because it seems like i've covered so many of them in the federal reserve that sort of stuff. akamai will bear here along with my good buddy chat sub 10 on what they are doing on capitol hill to avoid that unlikely all the above. when you hear? >> the house minority leader nancy pelosi walked out of the meeting with senate minority leader chuck schumer and says they reject any potential proposal by the white house and senate republicans at 1.6 for a border wall. i'm going to redo something you're nancy nancy pelosi said a moment ago. she said i don't know what the pats would be to avoid a shutdown. maybe a short-term cr. but democrats seem to be offering in thi

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a kohler walk-in bath provides independence with peace of mind.lk in bath or visit kohlerwalkinbath.com for more info. stuart: this rally is holding. 1.4%. that is the rally. let's bring in david scranton, income strategist, ceo and founder. looks to me like this is a santa claus rally at least for today. does it last until end of the year? >> i think it will for the most part whether it goes up and down a little bit is one thing but i believe we are going to end the year higher than we are today at a support level for the market has been at the correction level point down 10%. the president is trying to do everything he can do job on the markets in the right direction. so over the next two to three weeks will be fine. stuart: it seems like the positives are positive on trade, positive on theresa may. looks like she's going to stay. positive on the federal reserve. probably not going to raise interest rates are rapidly in the future. those are the positives pushing a tire. >> absolute deposit is pushing a tire for now. unfortunately, after january

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a kohler walk-in bath provides independence with peace of mind.h walls with your walk in bath or visit kohlerwalkinbath.com for more info. stuart: i could've told you this. united dates at the top pick for migrants who want a new home. this is according to a gallup survey. 158 million people want to move to the united states of america. it is called mass migration and were feeling it. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer meeting with the president about border wall funding today. he's a former homeland security chief of staff. welcome to the program. >> thank you are good to be with you. stuart: looks like an impasse. offering 1.3 billion for fencing may be. the president wants 5 billion for a wall if not more. that is a standoff. do you think the president should shut down the government over this issue? >> my assessment is that ultimately in the short-term there won't be a shutdown. there won't be a christmas shutdown but there will be a new year shut down. if you look at the cost of not building a border wall, and the security implications as well as th

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miller kohler and think the environment is super healthy overall.19, we had kind of a peak in private valuations. we have moderated somewhat from that. they are still high at a historical level, so attractive for companies to sell shares, but i think investors feel there fromill value in discounts public cons have become -- and discounts from public comps have become premiums again. i think it will be a big year for private investing. you mentioned at the outset the amount of private investment in 2018. i expect to see 2019 stronger than that, despite the volatility in the public market. i think the public market in 2019 will be the best in quite a long time. emily: why? mr. miller: because we are poised forward. i'm really only speaking about tech companies, but a large group of private tech companies in the u.s. that have scale -- let's say $50 million to $100 million in revenues -- and are growing, those companies are eligible but most have been holding back because private money is available. it's not just getting the capital, but getting the vi

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