. >>> joining us as well is mike gallagher, the head of markets research at continuum economics. good morning to you. >> good morning. talking about the moves we had yesterday. do you think -- some people are saying perhaps this is the beginning of the bear market >> i don't think so. i think if you look at bear markets, most bear markets tend to be triggered by a major deterioration in the economics or a major increase in bond yields those are the two things we're looking at i think if you look at that, some of the data in the u.s. has been a little bit sort of softer, but it's still consistent with broad growth we still have to get the tax cuts and the spending increases kicking in so growth looks good for the u.s. this year if you look at some survey indicators outside of the u.s., particularly in emerging markets, we've seen an acceleration in the last couple of months. global growth as a whole looks reasonable >> it doesn't have to be a bear market to be a difficult year for investors after what we had last year from record high to record high. if you go back to what morgan

joining us now is republican congressman mike gallagher enamored the house armed services committee inrity committee who served in the marine corps souvenirs at the a top counterintelligence officer, two tours in anbar province can experience on these matters. i want to thank you for being here today and thank you for your service. what is the advantage in your view of pompeo at the cia and with this type of resume in dealing with the north koreans? >> pompeo brings to the job enormous intelligence and experience. despite the fact he's an army guy, i have enormous confidence in him and he has an opportunity to succeed where tillerson failed. tillerson, despite being an honorable man seemed out of sync with the white house. i think it's fair to say. furthermore out of sync with foggy bottom. he was attempting this ambitious reorganization of the state department, but hadn't gotten buy-in from the building which effectuated the change would have been almost impossible. i took a trip to iraq and afghanistan for christmas and one thing left was understanding how more row of the state depar

that's coming your way hopefully within the hour >> let's bring in republican congressman mike gallagherember of the house homeland security committee and armed services committee and marine in his past. i want to start with that military veteran part of you. what's your fake on spending money after a decade of no raises for men and women in the military. spending that money now to build the wall? >> i support the administration's desire to secure the southern border. when i was on active duty, i worked for the drug enforce of - enforcement agency. i seen that firsthand. we have to secure the border. i don't think this is right way to do it. we fought tooth and nail over the last year to finally give the military the resources that they need after eight years of devastating cuts. we cut the pentagon by 22% in real terms, at the same time the world has not gotten safer. to add another rock to the path of the military which is struggling to meet the demands of a very clear-eyed ambitious national security strategy and national defense strategy that talk about preparing for the long term gr

i can tell you among the video gamers attending are the head of the softworkings, mike gallagher, which is interesting because the association said they didn't know who was going, and also the person in charge of software ratings, pat vance, and head of rock star games, which is significant because when it comes to violent video games, rock star games is one of the most attacked by critics. this makes "grand theft auto" under fire for years for being too violent. we'll watch for details we can get on what's discussed. we know the president initially called for video games to be rated in the way movies are. video games are already rated, e for everyone, t for teen, and m many chaur. they have been for 24 years. the president also has a very important event later this afternoon about steel and aluminum tariffs, tweeting about it this morning, looking forward to a 3:30 p.m. meeting at the white house. again, we're not exactly sure what the president is going to do. he promised tariffs last week. we thought he'd sign them today, and now we're not sure. >> maybe we're learn at 12:30. >> we'l

we had a congressman on the other day, mike gallagher, the other week talking about how even to get committeessignments within congress they have to raise a particular amount of money and they collect dues and the role of money in all of this and the special interest that can afford the money seems to be a huge thing. it's hard for the president to act on that because he doesn't run congress. in a way, congress has reported suffering what's your take on that? is the president during the swamp revolution touching what goes on in congress at all? >> that is largely in congress hands but i would argue to every elected official out there money is important when running a campaign and of course it is, we raise money and were part of the records we set but look at president trump and what he was able to achieve with half of what the other campaign spent in the primary. half of what hillary clinton spent. he won the election, not with an extraordinary amount of money. he won because of authenticity. every candidate out there, rather than closing up to special interest and lobbying be honest here, vo

parkland, the tri was unaware of the plap, but now its trade group tells us it's sending its ceo, mike gallagher, to the meeting, which is happening thursday esa issuing a statement saying quote, numerous authorities and scientific studies have found in connection between games and real life violence like all americans, we are deeply concerned about the level of gun violence in the united states video games are not the issue. entertainment is distributed globally, but the u.s. has a higher level of gun violence than any other nation. now we don't expect the ceos of the largest game companies such as blizzard, interactive arts or nintendo to attend the meeting those close to the situation tells us invites are being sent out as recently as today this isn't the first time the video game industry has faced scrutiny families of victims of the columbine massacre sued 25 companies that make an distribute games and a judge dismissed it and a california law was struck down looking to restrict minors to access games. the court finding that video games qualify for first amendment protection back to you. >>

but i knocked on this one door gave my whole spiel, mike gallagher, running for office, and this ladyrepublicans, and i said, i'm sorry for your time, i'll leave. and she said, but i am voting for donald trump, because he's going to shake things up. that disgust with the status quo i think animated donald trump and bernie sanders. clinton fundamentally misreads the moment. >> you want to weigh in? >> we looked very closely at what happened post election. i think i said on your show before, there are counties and states like ohio and in iowa where there was a massive flip from supporting obama to supporting hillary clinton. and that just doesn't justify what she said. it doesn't validate, i guess i should say, what she said. there were a lot of dynamics in the race, no question, but i don't think you can blame it entirely -- you shouldn't be blaming it on the electorate and there was a larger issue with the campaign, how it was run, and frankly her candidacy. >> thanks one and all for being here. i know you want to weigh in here, but i have to cut to commercial break. it's march madnes

music from noel gallagher's high flying birds. mikeere, and we'll be right back with oscar winner kobe bryant. but first winter storm quinn or winter storm kwrksz uio n e a is freezing the east coast. roads are closed. people are huddled together for warmth. we thought it would be fun with a pair of families that are stuck at home. time for the snowed in scavenger hunt. first joining us live from cisco, sock rates, new york family [ cheers and applause ] hi guys. so was school cancelled today. >> no we went today. >> jimmy: oh, you went today. what's your dog's name? >> r ufus. >> jimmy: that is one of the all-time classic dog names. and your name is the hemsworth family that lives in hollywood. >> that's right. >> jimmy: yes are you friends of the mighty thor. >> very much fans, even as a child was a fan. >> jimmy: i would think so. maybe one of you will grow up to marry miley cyrus. [ laughter ] so you took some pictures of the snow outside your house. that's the view from the window of your home so we can see you are in deed snowed

mike gallagher, ceo of the entertainment software association is attending after the videogames industryrongly worded statement denying any link between video game violence and gun violence could like all americans we are deeply concerned about the level of gun violence in the united states. videogames are plainly not the issue. entertainment is distributed and consumed globally, but the u.s. has been exponentially higher level of gun violence than any other nation. also in attendance, ceo of rockstar parent answered the entertainment software rating board and e. florida senator marco rubio will be there. he's been outspoken on gun violence following the parkland shooting in his home state. the point of the meeting to address any potential links between exposure to violent and video games to aggression and desensitization in children. there's another layer to the meeting. president trump's younger brother, robert trumka misses on the board of ed max media. they have developed some very violent video games that are also hugely popular like battle cry and doom. doom has sold over 10 millio

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gallagher live in our west coast newsroom tonight to break it all down. hi, trace. >> good evening, martha. fox news has learned that president trump wanted to switch out rex tillerson for cia chief mike pompeo ahead of the meeting with north korean dictator kim jong un. the president says he and tillerson got along but weren't always on the same wavelength. in his departure speech rex tillerson thanked everyone at the state department and the american people. he did not thank the president. listen. >> my commission as secretary of state will terminate at midnight march the 31st. between now and then, i will address a few administrative matters related to my departure and work towards a smooth and orderly transition for secretary of state designate mike pompeo. >> to replace mike pompeo as the head of the cia the president has nominated gina haspel. first woman to head the cia and spent most of her 33-year-old career overseas and under cover. a slur of current and former officials praised her leader stand up under pressure that the trump administration places on spy agency. her nomination was quickly opposed by some lawmakers, human rights groups and a few religious organizations. has