and americans don't feel it. >> it is liz warren and democrats who are socialists.they have their way, we will be back in no time, to the great depression, every single thing they are proposing, is either so completely desperate it makes no sense, or it is almost some ploy to grab attention and headlines so someone will write a story about them, more so than a actual practical proposal. everything that democrats say -- to this economy that the american people are enjoying. david: mark you do the math. she come out with these hundred trillion dollar worth of proposals, then paying for it with a wealth tax. if you tacke tax taxed 100% of wealthy, you would not get clo close. people can do the math, americans know how to do math. >> you break it down, just the green new deal, not additional 7 trillion on top of that, it works out to about 5,000 dollars a month, comes off of every household personal budget, i think most americans would be shocked to look at their monthly basketball, anbudget, and take h out of it, that is unrealistic, that is why this election is not ju

don't think they are attacking the president for drastic cuts because i think -- >> that's what liz warrens in the quote. >> on what the president is cutting, not -- we're going up in spending. >> yes. >> we should be clear. we're not talking about drastic cuts. >> senator warren is. >> if you let me finish. let's do the math. i know you are a harvard guy. [laughter] >> the math is their spending is going up. the fiscal deficit is going up. so we know that the budget is not being cut. we agree on that. yes. thank you. >> except for senator warren is complaining about how much it is being cut. >> i know, but we know it is not being cut. would you agree with that? >> yes. >> so the budget is not being cut. what the democrats are talking about, and by the way, i think the republicans will be yelling too, they are cutting to agriculture, the tariffs hurt agriculture now they are cutting it. they are cutting medicare, medicaid, i think if we listen to what happened in the midterms healthcare medicare and medicaid are something that president trump campaigned on he would not cut. the things that

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only for a limited time. [♪] jesse: liz warren back in the hot seat this week after throwing her familyme her parents for her dn sarks debacle. >> how do you respond to people that the way you handled the question your native american heritage was tone deaf, and indicative of presidential tact. >> i grew up in oklahoma. i learned about my family from my family. based on that, that's kind of who i am. and i do the best i can with it. jesse: joining me, diamond and silk. throwing mom and dad under the bus. that's a big no-nowhere i come from. >>it is a big no-no. you have to understand, elizabeth warren is pushing for reparations. we want to know why. maybe there is something in her family history that is horrible that she don't want the public to know about, but she wants to atone and make that go away with the reparations push. but elizabeth warren did all of this for herself. jesse: her parents said she was a very small part native american. she's clearly white. look at her. we have had enough of elizabeth warren. beto, he went down to new mexico to eat some regenerative dirt to cleans

and still have two trillion dollars left over. >> senator liz warren suggesting her wealth tax wouldprograms she said would end in equities in america. but with some estimating price tag a hundred trillion in 10 years for her program, does it add up. >> problem with this, the government should not be decides who gets pre-k or universal child care. that is the biggest issue. why is it government job to take money from someone else then determine who gets what with it. the purpose of taxes for essential goods and services to run the government, if we had a flat tax, if we had quality like she is talking about in -- equal equality in fax seaso tax that e great. 75 thousand pages of tax code is convoluted it will benefit the rich. >> i would not say i'm supportive for we'l wealth tax,i don't think that trickle down economics has worked well. middle class has been i would say they are lower end. and i'm not surprised that she is pelting this on the table. i am concerned about the fiscal discipline of the current tax policy, our kids are going to pay for it i don't think we have really fig

liz warren thinks she knows more than franklin? we designed a constitutional republic to prevent mob rule. that's the point. what they are trying to do a short-circuit all of these systems in place because they know they can't beat trump. they want to lower the voting age to 16. they want to impeach. they want to stack the court. they want to kick conservatives off television. all the things they are doing because they know they can't win right now. >> dana: the founding fathers, the constitution. >> greg: yes, i read of them and high school. >> dana: it's called the united states of america. if you go to a national popular vote, it would be the united people of america, except maybe not so united. >> greg: talk about voter suppression. liz warren is either cheating to get into college or cheating to get out of college. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. this is a contest between the candidates of who can go further. let's get rid of the electoral college. let's make the supreme court have term limits. let's make an electoral college

trump in the elect -- electoral college but she lost in popular vote as you remember, last night liz warren said, we should chuck it out, liz? >> my view is that every vote matters. the way we can make that happen is we can have national voting, and that means get rid of the electoral college and everybody. kennedy: all right, so, what else can we do? house speaker nancy pelosi has another brilliant plant, lower the voting age to get no those socialist kids on board. >> i myself have been for getting voting age to 16, it is important to capture the kids in high school, when they are learning about government to vote. kennedy: why do i feel like i am watching the third installment of leaving neverland, that is not okay. good job nance. anyone else have good ideas? oh, let's gut and renovate supreme court, so center fieldss -- so conservatives can no longer have a authority. >> what if there were 5 justices by republicans and 5 by democrats then they pick 5 more. >> you have 15 members but only 10 are appointed in political fashion, 5 can can be seated by unanimous agreement of other 10. >> s

biden, if biden just raises money, says i'm doing best -- >> what most important thin for you, liz warrene they beat trump by 2, trump beats beatbeto by 4, hip -- i don't kt is enough. i think this party is so weird it not a party it is a big dumb blob. >> thank you. >> woo! kennedy: coming up white house a number of g.o.p. law maker claim social media is biased gai biast them, it may be true, but will suing and complaining, really help change? jason chaffetz with his own story, he is join me next. live from the starlite lounge. ♪ one plus one equals too little too late ♪ ♪ a sock-a-bam-boom ♪ who's in the room? ♪ love is dangerous ♪ but driving safe means you pay less ♪ ♪ switch and save ♪ yes, ma'am excuse me, miss. ♪ does this heart belong to you? ♪ ♪ would you like it anyway? [ scatting ] ♪ would you like it anyway? it's nice. ♪ you got this! ♪ woo! ♪ ♪ ♪ the sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999, intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts... so you wake up rested and ready for anything. save $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. only for a limited time. but i'

biden, if biden just raises money, says i'm doing best -- >> what most important thin for you, liz warreneat trump by 2, trump beats beatbeto by 4, hip -- i don't kt is enough. i think this party is so weird it not a party it is a big dumb blob. >> thank you. >> woo! kennedy: coming up white house a number of g.o.p. law maker claim social media is biased gai biast them, it may be true, but will suing and complaining, really help change? jason chaffetz with his own story, he is join me next. look limu. a civilian buying a new car. let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you

if he liz beth warren and senator holly are weard about market power they have to get to the question how to use the data. so i think, ap before we get to cyberthreats and attacking our systems, it isn't going to be down to the question of who gets inabout me and who can ue it what way. about it. ries but on it realizes. we have associated ourselves. we make mup. we don't make money selling you. we send you a bill. we charge you a lot. but we don't set you fee ap so we don't have the same incentive and more intimate relationship that does president lead to a more abusive date after practice, we read once a week nd charter or comcast or medcow, these aren't fartives that come up in our world. and we have a different relationship with the consumer. we take your check and we just don't take your life story and mige our money that way. >> there have been a lot of hearings on privacy legislation on the hill and one of the questions is preemption. would you support legislation if it didn't preempt that california law? >> pream shop has nothing to do with the california law. i think we dwigh

followed by senator sanders and then kamala harris and the rest of the pack, beto o'rourke down under liz warren. who do you think your party is most fearful of and why? >> i would think that joe biden, he's somebody that has a very, very strong record. he certainly was a strong vice president to president obama. he's well liked by democrats and by many republicans. he's thought of as somebody who is fair and common sensed. i think if he gets into the race, obviously, he's somebody, if he raises the money and the democratic party is too divisive, he would be somebody that would certainly be a strong opponent against president trump. >> if these investigations bear fruit of any kind, will the republicans have a republican challenge in mr. trump? >> there's a possibility that a couple republicans may try to challenge the president. certainly several, bill weld, former governor of massachusetts has already entered into the race as a republican. he was on the vice presidential ticket with the green party. governors kasich of ohio and very possibly governor hogan of maryland are considering getting i

david: democracies liz warren and beto o'rourke, pushing for a wealth tax on rich. 34% of registereders believe that the rich are not paying enough in taxes. is this a sign a wealth tax may be on the way? >> i think it is. i think it is. we may disagree on tariffs. but i think will agree wealth inequality right now it is coming. but problem you with, you ask why do you tax people, to provide for defense and provide for revenue for social programs. this not a tax to provide revenue to go to federal covers -- coffers on payoff debt, it is a punitive tax, to punish wealthy and stop oligarchy. we'll inequality right now is probably highest it has been because we're in a global world. >> we should be delighted that wealth is unequal, it means some people have been very successful and created this value, that all of us gets to enjoy, but let's get the straight, this idea this wealth are not paying their fair share is mel arco -- malarky. so we should give the high earners a tax break allow them to invest, and create more wealth. >> good luck with that. >> all i can tell you. i would love t

ocasio-cortez, also voting president bernie sanders voted present chuck schumer kamala who aris cory booker liz warreneen new deal bring in national taxpayers union manny, senator mitch mcconnell says quote if you are going to sign on to sport nonsense in public you ought to have to show your vote for nonsense your take. >> i agree entirely with leader men and women men and women there real profiles in courage from a senate democrats after months fare modernizinged american public saying we only have 12 years left on the planeted because of climate change, then reject the policy proposals they said will save us from that uncertain fate embarrassing if you are a democrat saying you are fighting for pollution to climate change rejecting out of hand what many people called the boldest out there for that problem, democrats have a lot of explaining to do to progressive base with when they try to explain why they can't take the vote you he mentioned the sponsor of the legislation hips, couldn't bear to vote yes yesterday. >> what is the republican answer, more natural gas lowers emissions more nukes even se

bernie sanders beating the president at this point if the election was held today and you have liz warrena harris both losing to the president by a point or two. mustafa that seems good news for your party, but, again, polls don't always tell the full story and you guys thought you had slam dunk in 2016, sounds like a lot of candidates think they might have it again in 2020. >> look, i mean, it's very early, there's a lot that can happen but the fact of the matter is that the president has not made attempt to expand beyond his base and his base is not enough to get him over the finish line. rob: can i jump in -- are you worried about how -- are you worried about how far left your party is moving right now because that could be the detrimental factor? >> i'm worried about -- i'm more worried about where the president is headed with his policies that are detrimental to our nation, look at what he's doing in north korea, rolling back the sanctions that the rest to have bureaucracy, the rest of national intelligence say we should have in north korea, he is rolling it back because he's in love

elizabeth warren apparently forgot to look in the mirror after her own college controversy. liz?s involved in this alleged cheating scandal. >> zero. >> kennedy: is that the chance she has becoming our next president. >> jesse: she stepped in this there. irony is lost. these people are not self-aware. i think the best place to find out bad news is a yacht. really softens the blow. >> greg: international waters, especially. another title for your book. >> jesse: i have got to write that down. if i get wind that fox is going to fire me. guys can you give me 24 hours get on a yacht and soften the blow. >> kennedy: as long as they can't contact you are still employed? >> greg: rules don't apply out there. >> jesse: that's true. i like the fact it was on a trustee's lot. i like the term trustee. something i aspire to. the air of an ivory tower with the weight of a gold bar like that one, greg? >> greg: yes. >> jesse: i have a solution here. i don't want prison time for these people. i just want them to start a scholarship fund for people at usc that are qualified and then that's what

i thought liz warren was a phony but he's desperate, desperate to be seen as somewhat relevant.so did clarence thomas. everybody paid a price during that process. it's a long time ago. did he use the phrase white man's culture? remember that there's a lot of voters that are white and there's white men who are married to white women and black men and black women. >> dana: they want to get the voters back in their column. >> greg: if you want to crawl before the social justice warrior cannon coming or going to alienate millions of regular people who aren't racist who just want to get on with your lives and not be told that they belong to some terrible racist culture, because you're wrong. >> juan: i don't think it was about a racist culture. acknowledging that white men ran that senate hearing. >> greg: clarence got in, and i think he's black. >> juan: yeah, i agree. coming up. >> i am nervous. i'm concerned. i'm scared. >> juan: michael avenatti on his potential jail time. that's next on "the five." ♪ smooth moderate to severe lines around the nose and mouth with juvÉderm® xc. te

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liz warren, do you agree with her that these big names have to be broken up? >> of course not. politically she's been kind of associated with ridicule for her pandering to minorities. now if you take away sort of the fun factor of listening to that speech of hers, you get down to some real problems. i started investing for example in google in 2000, through three private venture firms. i was part of the distribution of google stock in 2004, when they came public. liz: i remember. >> they've changed the world. they employ people. they pay people over $200,000. the unemployment rate in the united states is 3.8% right now, so they have created a huge number of jobs with a very very excellent wages. they've changed the way we live. you can go on a cell phone and connect and find out what's going on in pretty much any topic. and i drove my car over here today, and i just put in the address and the car told me which way to go through my cell phone. so this is an important company. i'm not saying they don't have problems. i'm not saying they haven't got intoon a new -- gotten into a n

the other you just saw mj down in jackson, mis, a programming note with liz warren airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. jake tapper hosts that live from jackson. >>> president trump was outraged about a lot. how do we know? there was a whole lot of tweeting going on all weekend long. the president attacking, again, the late senator john mccain, lashing out at "snl," we should point out it was a rerun of "snl". >> defending a fox news host who has been suspended for anti-muslim comments. nothing, though, about the massacre of 50 muslims in new zealand. >> all right. joining us now is jeffrey toobin, cnn chief legal analyst, david gregory and margaret ta lubb. can we throw up that graph again. i've reason reading the analysts from critics and watchers over the weekend. there seem to be three strains of nal lanalysis here. he's trying to distract from the mueller report which could be coming out. and maybe he's just trying to startle us and continue to shatter the political norms that we've seen. number three, george conway and others, still crystal say this is an example of the president'

liz: even a fellow democrat is saying that, you know, elizabeth warren is pandering.ld need 3/4 of the states to ratify. but they would vote themselves out of the system. no candidate would ever cam main the smaller states. that's what the democrats are saying in criticizing elizabeth warren. >> this is a pander it's not going to happen numbers not going to be a 2/3 vote in both chambers and 2/3 of the states ratifying. >> after 2016 there was a much bigger push for it. >> when i ran president obama's campaign, we would never go to a small state if there was no electoral college. you wouldn't go to iowa or montana or new hampshire. liz: senator warren in warren's world would let california and new york bully an and dictate policies. those are states people are leaving in droves. >> after hillary clinton lost in part because she avoided the fly-overstates. democrats are saying even more states. i think it's pocialts, the -- it's important, the president said politics should be a marathon wrather than a sprint to those big states and urban cities. we are more than just

liz: but then you have senator warren saying i'm not a socialist. choab char saying i'm not a socialist. liz: the debate is that ocasio-cortez goes away after joe biden steps in. >> they wanted everyone to pledge to one label that they all can identify exactly what they stand for. that's not what our poll tricks about. our poll tricks a competition of ideas whether republican or democrat. when you have every democrat under the sun running for president it doesn't matter what you label yourself. for elizabeth warren, i don't know if there is a lot of appetite for a capitalist who believes in mark ets. she thinks they should be strictly blissed. liz: we asked alexandria ocasio-cortez's team for comment. they have not yet replied. bernie sanders firing up his base by trying to claim his radical ideas have finally gone mainstream. but sanders' base may want to take another look at bernie sanders' position. but first to ocasio-cortez, claiming this past weekend that capitalism is irredeemable. but try to argue people should be excited about robots costing

certain three song is in the air first sure let me let me ask you about this recent comment by liz about warren she has an idea to break up the tech giants. facebook briefly banning her for posting this idea on her paying and ok so let's myth warren. he's brought up the the monopoly card. karl what do you think well she's right but she's wrong. there is there is a monopoly problem there's there's been a series of articles written about the anniversary of the internet and some of the people who are founders that originally designed the protocol have lamented the wonderful free open internet that we had in the one nine hundred ninety s. in the late one nine hundred eighty s. and you know it's all gone away because of these wonderful tech giants. in some ways even got all simers or is waxing nostalgic for something that never existed the real. yeah the real problem axis is the data theft this goes on in the collection and how easy it's gotten to amass these huge amounts of data and then use it to screw people and i don't think you can solve this simply breaking up companies you have to put somethi

liz: senator elizabeth warren the latest democrat saying get rid of the electoral college.d wrongs about that. a new poll from cnn say 7 of 10 people say the economy is in good shape. but critics say you wouldn't know it in the flawed and faulty data. we'll break it all down, coming up. i can't tell you who i am or what i witnessed, but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you hardly ever play catch with the grandkidsalk? or show them how to give a good handshake anymore. now look at me... i'm all bent out of shape. (vo tv) if you have bent fingers and can't lay your hand flat, talk to your doctor. it may be dupuytren's contracture. (gary) see ya! (hand) you're all about friendly service, and you rarely shake hands? come on! (vo) your hand is talking. isn't it time you listened? there are non-surgical options. take the first step and learn more about dupuytren's at factsonhand.com. your control. like bedhead. hmmmm. ♪ rub-a-d

most -- both of them were very integral to the workings of it and they had a big server outage and liz warrenweek. other companies that have been pioneers like this company, for example, microsoft went through a period where they were scrutinized with the same kind of intent and they've come out of it and doing quite well. this is a bad period because they are the company that the world loves to hate right now. >> sandra: companies go through bad periods and they can come out of it and they don't. "new york times" said facebook's bad week. what is the thinking on wall street about facebook? >> i think despite today's downward trend, it has come back from where it tanked a couple of months ago. it was down about 138. now it's back up to 170. it has come back. i think wall street thinks in the long run facebook will make it. they're so involved in everybody's life that you just can't afford them. >> bill: over the entire globe. >> that's right. >> bill: have a great weekend. david asman. >> sandra: we've got this fox news alert for you and brand-new charges filed in connection with that alleged

liz: elizabeth warren. ren't going to get a lot of political pushback from that on either side of the aisle. liz: that's an important point. you break up a company because consumer prices are going up, you know, so this would be a new front in the antitrust action to break up, because they are too powerful. usually, court case is about pricing. but the departure of the executives is a fascinating story. the chris cox, chief product officer over there, departmeidn the integration report indicated what zuckerberg's plan is to combine the back ends of what's app messenger and instagram, encrypt them, make them really private. is it about e-commerce, in other words, those kinds of transactions, you know, the number of executives have been leaving, you don't want turmoil when you are under criminal investigation by u.s. prosecutors. there are so many different angles hitting facebook, the stock is clearly under pressure. charles: it's under pressure today. coming into the session, it had rebounded. david: true. c

so i'm very happy that everyone from beto o'rourke to liz warren to kamala harris, everyone's coming. the voters in addition to what you just said, health care, the economy. how much time are you going to be spending on that, and how is is that all going to work out? are you going to have panels? i'm curious how they're all going to get their time. >> we're going to have each of the candidates address us. we'll ask them a few questions. then we're going to have workshops and panels that we'll put together what i call an action agenda. we've done this for the last several presidential cycles in terms of these are the things that we want to see. these are the things we're going to push. and these are the ways that we're going to move forward. >> look, you're going to push these things because you think these are the most important issues to the american people right now. on a scale of one to ten, ten being the most important, health care. where does that stand? >> 8 1/2 to 9 probably. >> economy? >> probably seven or eight. >> immigration? >> immigration, i think three or four. >> reall

gripe, but, stuart, i don't think we need a federal government, especially run by someone like liz warrenon out a lot of these issues. facebook consistently pushed the envelope on data collection. facebook's usership is down 50%. they got sick of the platform and went on to something new. this is the way the platform works. google is losing trust with privacy concerns and flagrant politicization of search results. with that, they will jump to bing and other competitors. stuart: kristin tate, thank you very much. >> thank you, stuart. always a pleasure. stuart: the big story of the day is boeing. second fatal crash of the 737 max 8 jet. china, indonesia, grounded those planes. huge implications all around. we're on it. back in a moment. ♪ jet baby you can drive my car ♪ stuart: you got it right, liz. liz: lucky guess from me. stuart: we don't play the white album stuff. liz: you don't like it. stuart: ashley: more psychedelic stuff. stuart: we have come back from minus 200 to minus 11. big tech doing very well. apple up four bucks. amazon up 24. facebook, 390. microsoft up a buck 67. big t

. >> the presidential town hall we liz beth warren is minutes away.kson, mississippi tonight. as for the newest entry, beto o'rourke raised in the first 24 hours of his launch according to his campaign. that would be the largest first day haul of any 2020 democratic hopeful to date. >> what does that say to you? >> it's eye popping. he beat out even bernie sanders that had run last time and it means he has some longevity here. he has the money. we'll see if he has a message. all the candidates have to be wary. he raised $68 million during his senate bid and now people are asking can he raise that money again? and it seems like he can. >> they sent out a tweet over the weekend making fun of his dui arrest. is their internal polling showing them something that we don't know? does it show that they are concerned about him at this point? or are they just throwing darts at whoever they can? >> well, i mean, look, it's donald trump so to a certain extent he just likes to hurl insults at people but if they're smart they're taking him seriously. he has incred

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liz: the bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and kamala harris said if elected they would reenter the iran nuke deal. amnesty international and human rights watch and more say abuses towards women, children and minorities. iran is the top executioner of teenagers and children. girls as young as 9, boys as young as 15. punishment like ambu takes of hands, progressing without a public trial. >> if they are cognizant and care about human rights, they should be, but they are not paying attention to it because they are letting the radical part of their party drive them. even "the washington post" platformed one of the worst human rights offender, which is turkey, they gave erdogan a platform. it seems like they don't care about real human rights abuses. for those of us muslims trying to expose the realities of countries that are tyrannies and oppression women. look at the case of the human rights lawyer who is being abused and convicted with 140 lashes and many years in prison. this is a case the iranians were ignoring because to them to take a high profile case like this and adjudicate it even

liz: so did schumer, warren, gillibrand, kamala harris. wow. stuart: the market will open just a little bit higher this morning, six points, maybe, six points up for the nasdaq, too. not much change at the opening bell. >>> how about this. the powerball jackpot is now $750 million. that's the fourth largest jackpot in history. the next drawing is tonight. by the way, your odds of winning, 1 in 292 million. i'm in. >>> mcdonald's going to stop lobbying against the $15 minimum wage. has it automated so much that it doesn't care? we will ask that question. >>> democrats lost on mueller. that's my judgment. so now they are going to hang their hats on health care. what's the republican response to that one? we'll ask the head of the rnc. more after this. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. stuart: a federal appeals co

liz put it well. you don't have to agree with the way elizabeth warren says it to agree that wells fargo might have done an outside ceo at the beginning of the crisis, not now. >> adam, when does upselling, when is that a criminal concern? i stopped in the mcdonald's the extra large fries were bad for me, but they tried to sell them to me. >> it's interesting it may or may not be a criminal concern when you're dealing with financial products and we went through this with the financial crisis with people having mortgages pushed on them that they couldn't afford, that was there are laws on the books, gary, that prevent you from taking advantage of consumers that way. by the way, i know we're out of time. elizabeth warren wrote some of those laws. lauren: investors like what they saw today, stock was up. all right high level trade talks wrapping up in china, the latest details on where things stand, right now, next. lauren: high level trade talks wrapping up in beijing with china bringing more to the negotiating table, edward lawrence has been following all of the developments from washington. edward, wher

liz: just as we have been reporting, more and more democrats are ditching their own medicare for all bill, including democrat senators amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren by the, and so is cory booker. they recently more modest plans for option alibi-ins. let's bring in the former gubernatorial california candidates john cox. they know what the' moderate democrats are about. when they see the poll numbers dropping, saying when we hear the details, we don't like medicare for all. are centrist democrats rightfully worried about this? >> absolutely. the reason they are look at it is they are looking at the price tag for this thing. the reason that healthcare is really getting to be so high in cost, liz, there is no price transparency. there is no revolvement with the patient. you walk into a hospital and ask what an mri costs, and nobody can tell you. that's a problem. if you look at lasix or other services, those prices have come down. but the prices are escalating and it will be worse if we get government healthcare. this is the kind of creeping socialism going on in california. liz: california rejected single payer. >> if you look at the 40 members of

liz: facebook in another controversy. it made an about-face after is censored a number of political ads that were placed on facebook by senator elizabeth warrenen calling for the breakup of facebook. reporter: instagram co-founders are criticizing elizabeth warren's plan. they say she is trying to play the role of a time traveler and going back in time and roll back regulations that were green lit by regulators, including facebook's acquisition of instagram. >> it doesn't mean the as is to break the companies up. breaking the companies us is a specific prescription for a specific problem. if you want to fix economic issues, there are ways of doing that. break up a company doesn't fix those problems. reporter: using facebook to is these ideas. but facebook took them down and warren took to twitter to blast the program. let's start with their ability to shut down a debate over whether facebook has too much power. thanks for restoring my posts. but facebook defense their takedown of these ads. in the interest of allowing a robust debate, we are restoring the ads, even though they violate policies, they are live on our program. warn isn't the onl

warren. she topped the poll for which candidate looks like they have a weekly advice column called "ask liz."aughter and applause ] and finally, there's bernie sanders. he's leading where voters are asked which candidate would send soup back for being too damn salty! [ laughter and applause ] it's too damn salty! some entertainment news. later this year, the creators of the "game of thrones" are going to shooting some new "star wars" films. >> steve: oh. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: very exciting for fans who love the "stars wars" movies, but always thought they could use a little more incest. [ laughter and applause ] hey, listen to this guys. i saw that for easter, some ikea stores are having an all you can eat buffet. [ cheers ] 'cause spending the holidays with family wasn't stressful enough, let's throw in a trip to ikea into the mix. [ laughter and applause ] why not? i think we should get flugen, honey. i think we should get the lugen blugen. [ laughter ] we don't have room for the -- okay. [ laughter ] this is pretty incredible. i saw that costco is selling giant lobster claws. and peop

liz: seasforce, sienna, paypal, visa. this sounds a little bit, even though gutsy sort of growth names. that is what warren buffett does.ompetitive moat. can you spread this out, tell us the common thread quickly. >> just what you said, common thread, fast growing companies with defensible moats and customer focus. liz: frequent upside price, pricing power, transparent models. more leverage. norm, come back. i like the way you think. norm connolly is of course talking about winner take most stocks. he is with jag capital management. [closing bell rings] we had extraordinarily busy hour. the dow with a nice move up 142 points. s&p above 2800. closing at 2810. nasdaq up 49. that is it for closing "countdown." connell: president trump issuing emergency order grounding all boeing 787 max 8 and max 9 jets. continue to the destination, stay on the ground. that is kind of the big news this afternoon. the dow closes up almost 150 points. we're up about 220 or so prior to the president's announcement. look at rest of the market, s&p 500, nasdaq composite higher for three days in a row. we close in the green. a hot going on. good

warren ended that he will try to embrace his seemingly centrist position. but i actually do not think that he should be underestimated in this race. i have to tell you liz18 midterms. i have never seen such excitement for a democrat and blood red texas as i did surrounding beto. if he decides to position himself as a moderate i think he can do pretty well with working-class democrats. he could even bring some of those blue dad dems back under the umbrella.>> he says will have six years to fix climate change.we will watch and see how it goes. i wanted to bernie sanders. cnn occurring in the 1970s bernie sanders wanted to nationalize. he wanted the government to take over most of america's industries. he wanted the government to run the energy industry, to take over the banks, phone companies, utilities, drug companies and olfactory spindles wanted to outlaw well say no one should earn more than $1 million. your reaction, kristin? >> is kind of interesting because this is exactly what venezuela did in the 1990s and it didn't work out too well for them. so let's hope bernie has learned from history but sadly, i don't think he has. with even more frightenin

warren wants to break up amazon, google and facebook. on your screens, $90,000, that's the amount of money she took from employees of those companies between 2011 and 2018. liz peek is here. there was also $2,700 from facebook's sheryl sandberg just last september that went to elizabeth warren. what's going on? >> looks like a bad investment on the part of sheryl sandberg, right? look, i think elizabeth warren is trying to gain attention in a very crowded progressive field. her anti-bank crusade isn't resonating the way it did back during the financial crisis. now she's turned her attention to every other industry. in fact, remember, it was less than a year ago that she rolled out the anti-business capitalism sort of reformation act which didn't get much traction, but which really would have changed forever the way our companies operate, putting government representatives on their boards, making them put employees on their boards. stuart: she wanted all large corporations to ask the government for permission to operate. >> yeah. it was really a shocking statement of again, her opposition to big business and i think -- but on this money thing, i think it's in