the challenger tonight melissa francis, welcome to you both. of those matchups where i have no idea who's going to win. >> it's me. i'm very competitive, my family doesn't let me play h board gams at home because i get really crazy, i want to apologize in advance for my behavior. >> apology not accepted. >> tucker: melissa francis from harvard, jesse watters from trinity college in connecticut. the first one to buzz in gets to answer the question, you have to wait until i finish asking before you answer. every correct answer is worth a single point, get one wrong and you lose a point, best of five wins, are you ready? question 1, this is multiple-choice, wait until all the options are presented.ro there's a video going around the internet of presidential candidate andrew yang eating something to his supporters, what did he feed them? a, whipped cream. be, a easy cheese, or c avocado toast. >> the answer is a, whipped cream. >> my buzzer does not work! >> tucker: i love that, the intensity. >> i knew the answer, i want to redo. >> tucker: let's

i melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. as we await the reception in london, and, that was over defense policy tariffs. also he will meet with prime minister boris johnson despite the concern the president could complicate upcoming elections. in the meantime, president trump slammed house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff, despite the president being overseas. >> president trump: i think he is a deranged human being. he grew up with a complex for a lot of reasons that are obvious and he's a very sick man and he lives. adam schiff made up my conversation with the president of the ukraine. >> melissa: chief white house correspondent live in london. >> you know, prime minister justin trudeau, the president defended, and the president is also promising that if it does go to trial and senate things will be much different. he encourage the white house administration officials that he blocked from testifying in the house to participate in the senate trial. listen to what he said. >> when it's fair, i would love to have m

this is a "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today with kennedy composed of "kennedy," dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, and in the center seat, fox & friends weekend cohost pete hegseth. we will cheat on mike tat in a bit but let's get right to benjamin hall. benjamin? we see president trump, and we are awaiting the arrival. in fact we have a convoy coming in at the moment, and he is on his way to buckingham palace. before that he's meeting prince charles next-door around the corner. significantly meeting prince charles for the bilateral rather than the queen. that's really taking on her mantle and is taking on her role but the day is only halfway done. he has a major meeting with other nato leaders alongside boris johnson. so what we see so far as a jam-packed today and it's only going to get busier over the next couple days. >> melissa: that was about president trump meeting with francis president macron today. i watched it live today, there was a lot there. >> it was absolutely remarkable. and it was

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i am melissa francis. here is julie banderas. >> julie: think you, melissa. impeachment is on.akers to move forward with their impeachment or president trump. scheduling a new hearing for monday parade hello, everyone prayed i am julie banderas and for dana perino today. and this is "the daily briefin briefing." ♪ so pelosi calling on the panel to draw up articles of impeachment. the judiciary committee holding its first public hearing yesterday after receiving a 300 page report from the intelligence folks. at the judiciary committee scheduling its next hearing for monday. pelosi saying the president

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. today here is dagen mcdowell, iona college political science professor and tom dupree. he is outnumbered. let me ask you right out of the gate. that point that was made by speaker pelosi saying that by going to court, by challenging all of these things rather than handing over the documents that in and of itself is obstruction. with your legal opinion on that? >> my legal opinion is that it is nonsense. it cannot be obstruction to go to a judge and say we have a constitutional clash. the legislative branch is to many one thing, the executive branch is demanding another thing so we are going to use some of the third branch, the judiciary committed to sort it out in figure two is right and who is wrong. >> melissa: the democrats say the facts are undisputed. jonathan turley a lot of republicans quoting him today signet what is out there is opinion basically on you have to make a lot of supposition about what you thought the president was thinking, what his intent was. facts are things l

i melissa francis and, "the daily briefing starts right now. >> dana: the kamala harris has dropped out of the presidential race. hello everyone, i'm dana perino. ♪ >> dana: we are also waiting for comments from president trump and we will have those to you in just a moment but first let's head to bret baier. lots of breaking news. let me first ask you about this impeachment report as chad pergram has just received it and is talking through what he seen from melissa francis. basically they are going through two basic things, foreign meddling, that he's asking ukraine for something inappropriate to help his own campaign and also obstruction when it comes to dealing with the congressional branch. you have just a few minutes to look at this, what are your initial thoughts? >> i think this is a focus of the house intelligence committee and we don't know what the house judiciary committee will do, that democrats may be considering opening the impeachment up to other areas. but this report deals with the ukraine and basically the argument that adam schiff made at the closing of the hearings t

it's a travesty, quite frankly. >> melissa: congresswoman, it's melissa francis. is there a sense that anyone on either side is going to cross party lines? do you hear about democrats that are going to vote no with republicans or have you heard of any republicans who are crossing the other way? >> i don't think there's going to be one single republican votes for impeachment and i do think we are going to get democrats to vote with republicans against impeachment. it's just a matter of how many and we won't know until the vote actually takes place. i feel kind of bad for the democrat members, they were elected in districts that trump won. so nancy pelosi it is really putting these members on the line. they are really risking that they are going to lose the majority and i think they are. i think next to election, the american people are going to speak, they are going to lose seats and i believe republicans will be back in control in the u.s. house of representatives. >> harris: i'm looking at a list of those democrats who are vulnerable, one of them, van drew from t

spot's december release, then they were able to recover much of that but are now down 5.5% today, melissa francise a short seller came in and said the shares are only worth $5 or they are going to $5. i mean, i found this so crazy, the whole thing. melissa: didn't you get a peloton bike for christmas last year? liz: two years ago for my birthday. melissa: you absolutely loved it. you're right, it was her performance that really made the whole thing so crazy, as she did look like a hostage or something. no, that's a great story. we are also going to focus on president trump getting ready to leave the white house in the next hour. he's going to have a campaign rally in hershey, pennsylvania tonight. we want to know how will the usmca deal and the push to impeach impact voters in this key battleground state. those are two key issues that are converging in this location where he's going tonight. also manufacturing and agriculture have been hit hard by the president's trade fight with china, so we are going to talk to bill mcgurn from the "wall street journal." no doubt there will be more peloton news

i'm melissa francis. i'm kidding it is always about trade one way or another. m ashley webster in for connell mcshane. thank god the bell rang. melissa: here is what is new at this hour. president trump s

. >> tucker: melissa francis from harvard, jessie waters from trinity college in hartford, connecticut got to wait until i finish asking before you answer. you can answer once i acknowledge by saying your name. a correct answer is worth a single point, get one wrong you lose a point. best of five wins. here we go. this is multiple choice. you have to wait until all the options are presented. there there is a video going and the internet of presidential candidate an drew yang feeding something to his supporters. what did he feed them? a, whipped cream, b, easy cheese, or c, avocado toast. >> jesse waters. >> the answer is whipped cream, tucker. >> my buzzer does not work. >> tucker: i love that the intensity. >> i knew the answer. i want to redo. >> tucker: let's see if jesse was right, he's right, it's whipped cream. >> a full service presidential candidate. >> tucker: we should note that was in the parking lot of a dead show. >> yang gang. >> yeah, baby. >> tucker: a little nitrus break. question two. this is not a multiple choice. here it is. which old school slogan has joe biden, an

this is outnumbered and i am melissa francis. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall and in the center seat today, c here in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation, christopher bedford. and he is "outnumbered." christopher, there is something to that one may see the president on the world stage. democrats do like to get together in the house or in congress somewhere and roll out something like this. >> when he has been abroad, that whole norm, and he doesn't attack his political opponents while abroad, that's just out the window. >> all the rules are out the window though. >> there is no reason for the president to attend the hearin hearings. none of this, these are historians and there is no fact witnesses coming forward to so, what good is except actually sending white house as lawyers, they are delaying a trip to visit our nato allies so you can cross-examine a historian? they should have held this in a think tank. we don't really know who will be ther

i am melissa francis. here is julie banderas. >> julie: think you, melissa. impeachment is on. nancy pelosi asking speakers to move forward with their impeachment or president trump. scheduling a new hearing for monday parade hello, everyone prayed i am julie banderas and for dana perino today. and this is "the daily briefin briefing." ♪ so pelosi calling on the panel to draw up articles of impeachment. the judiciary committee holding its first public hearing yesterday after receiving a 300 page report from the intelligence folks. at the judiciary committee scheduling its next hearing for monday. pelosi saying the president forced her party's hand. >> the facts are uncontested. the president abused his power for his own personal political benefit at the expense of our national security by withholding military aid and crucial oval office meetings in exchange for an announcement of investigation into his political rival. his wrongdoing strikes at the very heart of our constitution. our democracy is what is at stake. the president leaves us no choice but to act. >> julie: house mi

jackie: i'm jackie deangelis in for melissa francis of the good to be with you on the last show of the year. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and nasdaq ending in positive territory today. both indexes closing out the best year in six year. the dow seeing the best year since 2017. as the world bids good-bye to 2019, ringing in a brand new decade right now it is midnight in moscow russia. we'll bring you celebrations all across the globe this hour. first deirdre bolton at the new york stock exchange. >> green on the screen today. that certainly matched for this year, for this decade. if you look at the stocks really the standout stocks for the year, we'll start with that, before we start talking about the decade, apple is certainly one we have to highlight it. by far the strongest dow component, up more than 83% this year. a lot of analysts talking about the fact that of course many, many people own iphones. more important for apple's future, the fact that their services really taking off especially music streaming. then also of course the fancy new ear buds, ear pods, most people

i'm melissa francis. hey, connell. connell: hello there, melissa. i'm connell mcshane. we welcome you to "after the bell." the s&p 500, nasdaq both green, not by a ton. up five by the s&p. four on the nasdaq. we have that. we'll talk more about big market movers of the day. first here is what is new at this hour. back from london, president trump at the white house with a new warning for nato members who don't pay their fair share. this as congress moves forward with impeachment inquiry into the president. we have the latest response from the commander-in-chief. >>> 60 days until the iowa caucuses. a few key endorsements might shake up the race for the white house. so we'll talk about that. plus in a galaxy not so far away, disney world's new star "star wars" attraction opening up today. the new interactive ride like no other. melissa: edward lawrence at the white house. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. jeff flock is live from lansing, illinois. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill. robert gray is outside the los angeles courthouse where elon musk'

i'm melissa francis. hey, connell. connell: hello there, melissa. i'm connell mcshane.ome you to "after the bell." the s&p 500, nasdaq both green, not by a ton. up five by the s&p. four on the nasdaq. we have that. we'll talk more about big market movers of the day. first here is what is new at this hour. back fromdo

i'm jackie deangelis in for melissa francis. ashley: i'm ashley webster in for connell mcshane this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 also snapping a two-day record streak. nasdaq also in the red but still top performing index of the year. of course we've got you covered from washington to wall street. blake burman live in d.c. deirdre bolton on floor of new york stock exchange. but blake, first to you. reporter: ashley, the south china morning post kicked off speculation when it said china's vice premier liu he would be coming to washington this weekend and would be a signatory to the phrase one trade deal. president trump's top trade advisor peter navarro would not say if the china's top negotiator is headed to d.c. navarro would match the timeline. he said the phase one deal could be signed in the beginning part of january. listen here. >> we'll probably have a signing on that within the next week or so we're waiting for translation. as quickly as possible, if, i had my way, would have been out right away. basically you need t

this is "outnumbered," i'm melissa francis in here today, my very festive partner, harris faulkner.ox business network anchored dagen mcdowell. fox news contributor jessica tarlov. and in the center seat today, fox news analyst and fox nation host, lawrence jones. he is "outnumbered" and his smoking in that red jacket. i love it. >> want to start a tradition, why would you have a break that up? where was the sale in the turtleneck? you and i hit it, baby. mine was at target. i love it. merry christmas everyone, let's get to it. now that president trump has been impeached by the house on another happy note, the senate is preparing to hold a possible impeachment trial in the new year, but with congress now out of session for the holidays, impeachment is on the likely collision course with the first nominating contest of the 2020 democratic presidential race. that's also going to be a major issue on the campaign trail in the new year come a theme that could overshadow some of the candidates and their policy driven issues. so, lawrence, what do you think of this? what is a benefit? the

jackie: i'm jackie deangelis in for melissa francis of the good to be with you on the last show of thehis is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and nasdaq ending in positive territory today. both indexes closing out the best year in six year. the dow seeing the b

also, on tucker, defending the crown against melissa francis in the news quiz.ounty zoo they offered two free tickets to the winter. over the sponsor, more than 4,000 people guessing the weights, here she is on the scale and she weighs a whopping 565-point pounds. just a few pounds after me. >> greg: it would've been fun if you asked all of us, but you didn't. >> emily: i don't know, whatever. of speed what we will see her back on monday, have a great weekend everybody. >> bret: a second deadly shooting this week at a u.s. military base and was this one terrorism? on the surge in november caps on employment rates to a 50 year low it sent stocks soaring. sorry, wrong number, an apparent mistake with the democrats impeachment related release on personal phone records. this is "special report." ♪ good evening, we are coming life tonight in front of president ronald reagan's air force one. at the ronald reagan presidential library in california, it's the site of the annual reagan national defense form being

. >> this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today fox business network anchor, dagen mcdowell. executive director of the serve america packed and fox news contributor, marie harf. both are news contributor, kristen soltis anderson. in the center seat today, brian brenberg, executive vice president and chair of business and finance at the kings college new york and he is outnumbered. we have a lot to get to. let's dive in. what do you think about this? do you think the white house has just hours away from that deadline. >> i don't know why they would want to participate at this stage. the process from their viewpoint has not been fair, why legitimate it right now? why not get back to what they consider be a level playing field where they can punch back with some strength. >> everybody is watching, why not go out and make your case? >> why not make your case in territory that is fair to you, that is familiar to you come over you think you can get a fair shake. they're not going to get that on the house process. all it does i

this is "outnumbered" overtime, i am melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. president trump's legal team has until 5:00 p.m. eastern to notify house judiciary chairman nadler whether they will participate in the house impeachment process going forward. the next hearing set for monday where investigators are planning to lay out evidence in their case. "the washington post" reporting the charges being considered include obstruction and bribery. >> if we were not to proceed, and any future president, whoever he or she may be, democratic republican that our democracy is gone, the president's king, he can do whatever he wants in violation of the law and ignoring the acts of congress undermining our system of checks and balances. at one back but rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel heading back saying democrats are using impeachment as a political weapon and defying the will of american voters. >> when you are saying to the american people we are going to negate the vote of 63 million americans and we in congress are going to deny the president due process and at the same

for melissa francis. s&p 500 record high for third day in a row.

i'm jackie deangelis in for melissa francis.y webster in for connell mcshane this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 also snapping a two-day record streak. nasdaq also in the red but

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 fighting for records at the close, appears to end in the green. there we go. we like that. it's a record. 30th of the year. both s&p 500 and nasdaq closing at record highs for the fourth straight day. we have fox business team coverage. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill. blake burman is live at the white house. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. edward lawrence is on the ground in d.c. let's kick it off with blake. >> on the eve of the impending vote in the house of representatives likely tomorrow night president trump has just sent this five-page scathing letter to the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. the president saying he is doing so to put the words on paper, quote, for the purpose of history. the president writing at one point, saying, of democrats, quote, you are the ones interfering in america's elections. you are the ones subverting america's democracy. you are the ones obstructing justice. he also writes of pelosi saying quote, even worse th

i'm melissa francis. i'm kidding it is always about trade one way or another. ashley: i'm ashley webster in for connell mcshane. thank god the bell rang. melissa: here is what is new at this hour. president trump set to arrive in london. the commander-in-chief will sit down with world leaders at the nato summit after he criticized some alliance members for not paying their fair sure. what to expect from the president's meetings overseas. plus a cyber monday blowout. shoppers on track to spend $9.4 billion today following a history-making black friday but buyers beware, how stores are using some pretty tricky tricks to make you spend more money. we'll tell you those tricks. >>> a powerful snow storm is creating travel chaos from coast to coast. we are live at the country's biggest airport. ashley: of course we have fox team coverage. deirdre bolton on the floor of the new york stock exchange, edward lawrence live at the white house, deirdre, let's go to you first at the nyse. reporter: ashley, the dow down 265 point. worst fall in seven weeks, selling across the

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. it has been quite a run. s the s&p 500 will fall short. down a point. any gain would be a record. nasdaq closes at record high again. melissa: whoo-hoo. connell: five in a row for the nasdaq. tech stocks doing well. longest strea

i'm melissa francis. connell: conn nell mcshane on "after the bell."daq ended the day in positive territory, fighting too cover losses yesterday. we'll talk about big market movers of the new this hour. >>> president trump on his way back to washington, the president cutting his nato trip a little bit short. abruptly canceling a scheduled

melissa: and i'm melissa francis. this is after the bell. s&p 500 and nasdaq also ending in positive territory both up 1% and foxbusiness team covered this hour, edward lawrence on the ground it easy, jackie on the floor of the new york stock exchange. blake burman lighted lighthouse and edward, first do you. reporter: you saw the reaction to the job support. when i got the hands of my jaw dropped. this is less time the economy crated more than 266,000 jobs in a month with last january but white house says the strong job support with the claimant rate to be back to a 50 year low proves the regulation and tax cuts work. president donald trump not shy about taking credit. president trump: the numbers have been phenomenal and some people say i'm so spot on and so good that they have never seen anything like it. it's a long way from when people were rooting for a recession because they thought they could maybe win an election. reporter: if you look deeper into the numbers the trends are moving in the right action because of the jobs created in n

i'm melissa francis good to see you. >> thank you very much even deirdre bolton in for connell mc shane. take a look at the markets s&p 500, 27th high of the year, 107th under president trump, and it is the 22nd record close of the year for the nasdac, so we have fox business team coverage, gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange, blake burman at the white house, and susan li standing by in the news room, make we start with you. >> having just emerged from the west wing deirdre and melissa let me lay out the facts right now that we know it. we know that president trump has been meeting with his trade team or at least met with his trade team earlier today to discuss a way forward whether or not that they would go forward with the december 15 tariff and other options relating to china. at this point, we do not have an announcement from the president from the white house, or any other branch of the u.s. government there is a phase i trade deal ready to sign between the u.s. and china. also we haven't heard from china anyone with the chinese government say that there is a d

here today melissa francis, dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor jessica karloff, and in the center seat, tom depree. former deputy assistant attorney general under president george w. bush. he's outnumbered and right on time for today's discussion. more from everybody sitting here on the couch. first let's go to fox news senior capitol hill producer at chad pergram live with the latest. part two today. >> today is almost a busier day because were not focused on one story today. nancy pelosi, this is a real curveball that they might not send those articles of impeachment over to the senate. impeachment right now and the possibility of a senate trial is in limbo. the house speaker was very defensive this morning explaining why she might not sin those articles across to the senate. listen. >> that is where you put the manager. i have not prepared to put the managers in that build yet because we don't know the arena that we are in. frankly, i don't care that there's a republican senate. >> for his part the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that democrats may house of representativ

i'm melissa francis. connell: conn nell mcshane on "after the bell." s&p 500 and nasdaq ended the day in positive territory, fighting too cover losses yesterday. we'll talk about big market movers of the day. first, here is what is new at this hour. >>> president trump on his way back to washington, the president cutting his nato trip a little bit short. abruptly canceling a scheduled news conference. this after video emerged showed world leaders gossipping about the president. melissa: "mean girls." connell: latest response from the white house on that and more. impeachment hearings back today on capitol hill. witnesses taking the stand. not everybody believing that democrats have a case. we'll talk about that. plus, a new message from north korea as kim jong-un once again ride as white horse off the peak of a sacred mountain. melissa: typical day. connell: what the staged photo-op means for the united states. melissa: i didn't mean to step on your joke. that was better one. fox business team coverage. blake burman live in london. gerri willis on floo

for melissa francis. s&p 500 record high for third day in a row. eight in a row for nasdaq. the longest string of records in 21 years. we have fox business team coverage. grady trimble is in chicago with the latest on the bowing shake up. -- boeing shake up. phil flynn at cme. grady, kick it off with you. reporter: no doubt, boeing new ceo, david calhoun will have his work cut out for him. having to get the 737 max plane back into the air. also winning back confidence of people who might have lost it in the company's 737 max. all of this comes after the now former ceo, dennis muilenburg has been under fire for his handling of the 737 max crisis. a lot of people say the company under his leadership was too cozy with regular -- regulators getting the plane to market. families of the victims said the company wasn't transparent enough after the two crashes and how boeing played at least a partial role in the clashes. boeing halted production of the plane last week while it works with the faa to get it recertified. the company says the new ceo will bring new commitment to transpa

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. by that measure pretty good close all things considered. welcome to "after the bell." s&p and nasdaq ending firmly in negative territory. off the lows. more down than 1% earlier. they closed down half a percent. overseas president trump just leaving a reception with nato leaders in london moments ago. making his way to winfield house which i believe where he is staying. we'll bring you update from the president throughout the hour. any minute, u.s. trade rep robert lighthizer set to meet with the mexican undersecretary of foreign affairs. that is in washington, discussing the new north american trade deal. can they strike a deal? we'll discuss headlines that could impact wall street tomorrow. melissa: blake burman at london. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. he had word lawrence outside at u.s. trade representative ses office. let's kick it off with blake. reporter: before the sun rose over corner of wall and broad president trump here in market its generating, it is m

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."ighting for records at the close, appears to end in the green. there we go. we like that. it's a record. 30th of the year. both s&p 500 and nasdaq closing at record highs for the fourth straight day. we have fox business team coverage. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill. blake burman is live at the white house. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. edward lawrence is on the ground

call that slightly in the green there snapping a two day losing streak i'm deirdre bolton in for melissa francis. >> hi, i'm lauren simonetti in for connell mcshane this is after the bellment take a look at the s&p 500 as well as the nasdac also ending the day in positive territory. fed day. and any minute at the white house, the commander-in-chief is set to sign an executive order as inspector general michael horowitz testifies on capitol hill over the fbi's investigation into president trump. we have fox business team coverage, edward lawrence is at the federal reserve, gerri willis is on the floor of the new york stock exchange, and hillary vaughn on capitol hill. let's start with edward, investors seem to like what chair powell had to say. reporter: yeah, just somewhat, right? 29 or so points, somewhat like it lauren. the federal reserve chairman's touted this very strong economy that we're in right now. even at one point, signaled taking credit for keeping the expansion going through the rate cuts they made, powell said it was a difficult year where the fed reversed course. >> we've cut rat

also, on tucker, defending the crown against melissa francis in the news quiz.to the winter. over the sponsor, more than 4,000 people guessing the weights, here she is on the scale and she weighs a whopping 565-point pounds. just a few pounds after me. >> greg: it would've been fun if you asked all of us, but you didn't. >> emily: i don't know, whatever. of speed what we will see her back on >>> on this saturday morning, we start with a fox news you alert. six a audi nationals taken custody after a saudi rainan gunman opened fire. >> this as the fbi is looking into a possible link to terror. >> aishah hasnie is live in the newsroom as we learn more about the shooter. >> reporter: this morning the fbi is questioning six saudi national as the they look into a possible terror link into the shooting. the gunman fatally shot three people and injured at least eight more. hhe has been identified as an

bring you the headlines moments from now, the dow ending down 104 points at session lows i'm melissa francis connell: i'm connell mcshane happy monday, the s&p and the nasdac firmly in negative territory closing out on a weak snow snapping a three day winning streak and we'll have more on the big market movers but first here is what's new. the feud between president trump and jeff bezos escalating, why amazon is accusing the president of applying improper pressure on the company. and disney's new milestone the company is making history even without counting the numbers from the upcoming star wars film plus fighting for your leg room. how lawmakers are working to hold the airlines accountable for packing americans into smaller and smaller seat sizes on planes. melissa: i'll believe that when i see it fox business team coverage edward lawrence is live in washington, christina partsinevelos is on the floor of the new york stock exchange, let's start with edward. >> melissa multiple sources say that mexico has come back to the table and agreed to changes that have been made to u.s. mca. there is

i am melissa francis in for harris faulkner. here is dana. >> dana: a fiery day on capitol hill as democrats push ahead with their plan to impeach president trump. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing" ." the sparks flying on capitol hill, house judiciary committee debating articles of impeachment against president trump. all of this before a committee vote that would send the charges onto the full house. >> this is a tragedy in a jam from day one. how can they stand up and say on the two weakest articles of impeachment in the history of this country? with a straight face, look at the american people and say we did good. >> it is a grave and serious offense against the constitutio constitution, against the structure and function of the government. >> even chairman nadler said there was no quid pro quo in the call transcript. you can make up all the things you want but those are not the facts. >> we are here today because the president abused his power. we are here today because he solicited foreign interference in th

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that very key swing state, the dow ending the day down about 26 points but off such lows i'm melissa francis you're not connell mcshane. >> i am not i'm deirdre bolton in for connell mcshane, which is after the bell, the s&p 500 and the nasdac also lower for the second straight day, and we have fox business team coverage, edward lawrence on capitol hill, gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange, make burman at the white house, edward we're starting with you. will the u.s. impose more tariff s on chinese goods this weekend or next? >> deirdre, you're asking right now, today, yes. the administration going forward with those tariffs nothing has been changed, as of right now, white house economic advisor larry kudlow saying it's up to the president if he sees enough progress to change that and it was a very busy day as you noted on capitol hill. house speaker nancy pelosi saying that she got a usmca deal but was a non-starter and she turned it into in her words an infinitely better deal. now the house ways and means committee chairman richard neil says there's no more roadblocks

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. things considered. welcome to "after the bell." s&p and nasdaq

i am melissa francis in for harris faulkner. is dana. >> dana: a fiery day on capitol hill as democrats push ahead with their plan to impeach president trump. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing" ." the sparks flying on capitol hill, house judiciary committee debating articles of impeachment against president trump. all of this before a committee vote that would send the charges onto the full house. >> this is a tragedy in a jam from day one. how can they stand up and say on the two weakest articles of impeachment in the history of this country? with a straight face, look at the american people and say we did good.

i'm melissa francis good to see you. >> thank you very much even deirdre bolton in for connell mc shanek at the markets s&p 500, 27th high of the year, 107th under president trump, and it is the 22nd record close of the year for the nasdac, so we have fox bes

i'm melissa francis. >> i'm deirdre deirdre bolton in for connell mcshane, this is after the bell, for the s&p 500 fighting to close at an all-time high the nasdac hitting the mark for the second day in a row if you're counting 23rd of the year of course we have fox business team coverage for you, gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange, edward lawrence at the white house, hillary vaughn on the ground in d.c., edward we start with you. reporter: yeah, deirdre this could be the biggest trade agreement of all-time, possibly. we have to look at the numbers here. the u.s. touting some real structural changes in china, saying also that this agreement will be signed on paper and signed the first week of january now the chinese are saying this covers some very big items, really big sections, including protecting intellectual property , increasing those protections, those deals of the force transfer of property, ending that, opening market access for financial services firms, and china agrees to stop manipulating its currency. the president also says china's agreed to buy a lo

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 closing at record highs. in a row for nasdaq, leading major averages for the ar

bring you the headlines moments from now, the dow ending down 104 points at session lows i'm melissa francism connell mcshane happy monday, the s&p and the nasdac firmly in negative territory closing out on a weak snow snapping a three day winning streak and we'll have more on the big market movers but first here is what's new. the feud

. >> pretty remarkable in in for melissa francis this is after the bell. the s&p 500 fighting to end at that closing high, don't think it was able to make it, but the nasdac slightly in the red, or up just slightly but the nasdac holding 9,000 very important for the week all major averages in the green the dow up for the third week in a row. connell: we will take it a lot coming up this hour i'm speaking with huawei's chief security officer about the company's negotiations with european leaders, trying to avoid being blacklisted over there the way it is here so that's coming up. >> we're going to get market reaction from steve forbes in a moment but first let's start with gerri will else on the floor of the new york stock exchange. gerri: we're going over the last second details because we keep flip flopping back over these levels it's fascinating to watch the dow closing at a new record high as you were saying it is the 22nd of the year, what a week we've had the s&p not in record territory today, but the nasdac above 9,000 which is an important level for

. >> pretty remarkable in in for melissa francis this is after the bell. s&p 500 fighting to end at that closing high, don't think it was able to make it, but the nasdac slightly in the red, or up just slightly but the

i'm melissa francis. >> i'm deirdre deirdre bolton in for connell mcshane, this is after the bell, for00 fighting to close at an all-time high the nasdac hitting the mark for the second day in a row if you're counting 23rd of the year of course we have fox business team coverage for you, gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange, edward lawrence at the white house, hillary vaughn on the ground in d.c., edward we start with