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lee carter, what is coming up? "bulls & bears"? >> lee carter.s how the debates work out, particularly capitalism versus socialism. you can imagine democrats have very different version than republicans, those who are watching. we'll ask lee carter how it all charted out. that is coming up next. connell: see you guys in ten minutes, top of the hour. thank you, david. melissa: taking it into their own hands. the university of southern california dealing with high tuition in a different way. we have details on that next. >>> plus jennifer lawrence got her start on a tv sitcom before becoming a hollywood star. now she is heading back to her roots? this time with a spin. connell: hmmm. ♪. so what are you working on? >>i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. wasted time is wasted opportunity. >>exactly. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. see, you just >>oh, this is easy. yeah, and that's >>oh, just what i need. courses on options trading, webcasts, tut

toward women for literally decades, at his company. >> joining the conversation, now mitch roschelle lee cartere article what did you make of it? and how much do things in the past, matter to his present? >> i think the problem is when people try to make themselves out to be one way stuff comes out that contradicts it it will becomes more of a problem president trump never claimed to be bastion of goodness he was always who he was bloomberg many ways trying to present himself as somebody the logical choice rational choice good choice the right down the middle when all things come up i think more harmful for someone like him than somebody did not try to run on being epitome of goodness so to speak that is what he is trying to do some ways applaud the approach i just -- i think these kind of things need to be addressed. >> i completely agree you have to understand bloomberg running as democrat running in left wing which is obsessed right now #metoo movement how to get women's votes things like that this article is very damaging to him in more damaging is that there is this movement right now #met

let's bring in lee carter, you react to every one of these debates. the battle between capitalism and socialism, let's go through that one first. show us the ground and how people waited the candidates. >> we had voters reacting using the computer, you can see how they reacted. yellows are independent, blue or democrat and red is publican. when bloomberg was talking, he didn't see much reaction. look. >> i can't think of a way to make it easy for donald trump to get reelected. listening to this conversation. [laughter] we are not going to throw out capitalism, we tried that. was called communism and it didn't work. >> you can see there, republicans have the best reaction to him. he independent seat publicans are reacting to obviously the winner here, trump listening to this. what they are not electing to was the idea of going after capitalism. he was just flatlined. this was his best linet. i was the top moment. that's as good as it got. that's it. right there. >> what's interesting is that first of all, i want to go back to what was said, amazon pays

convincing others when facts don't seem to matter, president and partner at maslansky + partners lee carteras trump goes out there democrats dial down, bloomberg relatively unknown but not popular with republicans and he did pretty well across the aisle. rob: let's check out the first one. ♪ >> i'm free to hug my family, i'm free to start over. this is the greatest day of my life, my heart is just bursting with gratitude. i want to thank president donald john trump. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you. >> i'm donald trump and i approve this message. jillian: we should notice it's alice johnson who kim kardashian helped to facilitate her getting released. >> you can see republicans and independents b and democrats a c plus. what i was surprised about the ad because it was powerful ad, even once they mentioned the name, the democrats stayed pretty positive, this is a very good moment for the president, it definitely did what it was trying to accomplish, touting accomplishments but really showed that he had issues that were bipartisan that we could all come together on and that's exa

joining us this morning, the author of persuasion, lee carter is here.bob nardelli. a lot of confidence there last night. >> we had five victory speeches. maria: we're walking out a winner. >> i don't think we can underscore how important this was last night. because we should have had some sense momentum, we should have seen what's going to happen in new hampshire. usually we have balance between iowa and new hampshire what's going to happen. now we're not going to be able to know exactly. the we've got the state of the union, the impeachment vote tomorrow, debate friday, new hampshire on saturday. they're not going to be able to seize on this moment the way they otherwise could. i think this is a he really, really significant gaffe and it's going to energize -- maria: the establish p innocenn the democratic party doesn't want bernie sanders to win. >> we've seen up until now the democrat base, even though 85% say they're enthusiastic about voting, only something like 40% have decided who they're voting for many. it's not enthusiastic in support of any

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lee carter, michael starr hopkins. though, michael if it doesn't happen on the first ballot, it's unlike lie once the super delegates are involved they're not going for him. it's not going to happen. what do you think. >> i think there's a worry if sanders doesn't get the nomination and he is leading in the delegate count that his supporters won't support whoever the nominee is and without that block the supporters it's going to be tough for democrats to win. at the same time, sanders is popular, he has a movement, so you know, there's a wing of the party that we need to be participating in and while sanders may be able to beat trumps he's going to sink a lot of the moderates that helped the democrats in the house. neil: you think that he-- >> i think he could beat the president, but everyone else down ticket could have difficulty. neil: what do you think? >> i think there's a primary voter and focus on the primary voter, i think that bloomberg is focused on the general election voter and that's why he's floating some

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joining us right now is pollster lee carter, lee, it is great to have you this morning.out mayor bloomberg for alleged sixism. watch -- sexism. watch. >> i want to talk about who we're running against, a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse faced lesbians. i'm not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. democrats are not going to win if we have a nominee who has a history of hiding his tax returns, of harassing women. maria: wow. lee, tell us what you saw. >> oh, man, that hurt. republicans gave it a d, democrats a b minus, independents a c, that was elizabeth warren perform man's and assessment. -- performance and assessment. the bottom line is this, did it help elizabeth warren or hurt bloomberg. i would argue it hurt bloomberg. it was terrible. he wasn't prepared for niece comments and a these athat is ae comments and these attacks. it was devastating for him. there will be some people out there who will say you think i was tough on him, put me on the stage against donald trump because i'm the only one who could take anybody. maria:

lee. we have carter worth and tony zang and mike ko joins us from the powdery slopes of utah just like the markets, he's been going down all day we kick things off with a rate route. coronavirus fears really starting to take a huge toll on treasuries as investors flood into the bond market for safety. check out the 30-year yield hitting its lowest level ever today. well, the ten-year is back below 1.5%, and don't look now, but that pesky yield curve, it's threatening to invert once again. but if you're looking to turn these low rates into high spirits, the chart master does have a way to get it done. so, carter, explain to us how we can do this. >> anything that is obviously rate sensitive or inversely correlated has an opportunity to continue to do well even as rates continue to plunge my camp is much lower rates, much higher gold, and so forth whether it's utilities or in this case homebuilders are in home building related stock, we're going to talk about lows here is the year-to-date performance of loews obviously you can see here there's quite a spread you're talking about lows being u

joining the conversation this morning, the pollster and president of mislanski partners, lee carter,et number for the r wall, $2 billion is way lower than what the president asked for last year because of the money transferred from the military for that wall. they don't need as much. >> if you were to read the times' coverage of the budget proposal, most of the article was about the border wall. you wouldn't know there's anything else in the proposal. maria: it's so much lower than what they expected. they are expecting 3% in growth for the economy and they're expecting rates to stay at 2%. this is a 10-year period. dagen: you better hope rates stay at 3% over that period. as rates go up, what we already owe, running $1 trillion budget deficits every year, the national dent is north of $23 trillion now, it will swamp all other spending priorities including the military, poe extend sly. we should point out that because of the way the -- the house controls the purse strings. you need bipartisan support in the t senate. so this is a political blueprint of the president's priorities goin

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carter page. time to reauthorize specific portions of the law and there is bipartisan push back to doing that without serious reforms. let's ask mike lee of user who joins us, good to have you back, i want to play something lindsey graham said. >> made a pretty strong case the tools that are about to expire important to national security and made a commitment to make sure what happened in 2016, internally going to clean up the mess and whether we need statutory changes. shannon: you don't think -- doesn't seem you were convinced by your conversation with the attorney general? >> not at all. i pretty what he wants to do and he's doing his job to clean up but that is not his job. our job is to make the law and if we believe this law is subject to abuse and has been abused including has been abused by a previous democratic administration against been candidate donald trump we are to be concerned about the potential for abuse moving forward. we should not leave this law which was recklessly devised and badly abused in place. we need to fix it. it's not enough for the attorney general's heather: i will manage it better. he will not always b