down jones industrial average and for more on exactly this we are broad we're going to bring in peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital peter there you so much for joining us today i want to start off by hitting on the u.s. markets taking a dive friday due to concerns over the coronavirus and we talked about the dow but actually all markets are down more than one percent really close to 2 percent now is this all about speculation is it a correction of the big gains we've seen recently or is it something else altogether. well 1st of all the coronavirus this is the excuse for the market going down it is not the cause remember investors had been buying u.s. stocks or global stocks for months in anticipation of the u.s. china trade deal so once that deal was signed the market was very vulnerable to sell on the news and so if it wasn't a coronavirus it would have been something else the market was poised for a decline and now that's what it's. and. i mean we're also seeing the concern over chinese manufacturing picking back up after the new year celebrations that are in the bucks are we going

so peter schiff is doing his elon musk happy dance right now. what about buying stocks that you feel would certainly have an opportunity to rise later, that they are on sale and then we will get to the dollar because i want to talk about the dollar as safe haven. >> i'm a growth stock investor and you are seeing a lot of growth stocks that are being hit very hard in this market. technology in particular, pharmaceuticals, they are being hit not only by the virus but by the prospect of bernie sanders being the candidate and maybe being the president. so these factors are hurting pharmaceuticals. i think you can find some good bargains in this selloff. liz: byron, would you touch the airlines? i want to show you something. come this way. we are looking at delta airlines at the moment. delta is down 6%. we are here at the delta post at the nyse. very tough moment, down $3.61 to $54.26. 25 minutes left in trade of the day. would you go anywhere and pick up some of these airlines that look like they are 6% cheaper right now? >> i mean, the airlines ar

and to break this down further let's bring in peter schiff c.e.o. of europe as a capital so peter last time for this law we saw the fed step in with an insurance type cuts in 20 so do you think the rhetoric will still be the same this time around or will they actually commit to cutting all the way down to 0 to a pandemic fears and possibly even going negative. whether they commit to moving to 0 or not that's exactly where they're going and in fact the bond market is telegraphing right now that we're going to have several more rate cuts likely between now and the end of the year and i think the bond market is right but it's not that this is the appropriate policy the feds should not be cutting interest rates but that's what they're going to do because that's the only thing they can do but it's not going to cure the coronavirus or the economy it's simply going to make the u.s. economy sicker. so you know we're watching the virus spread outside of china now it's a countries that are not as strict with quarantines checkpoints going these all city lock do

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dashed on friday one of vote to call witnesses failed so what we're hearing now is leading peter manager adam schiff giving that final push still trying to change minds that are otherwise already made up. donald trump has betrayed his oath to protect and defend the constitution. but it's not too late for us to honor ours to wield our power to defend our democracy today we urge you in the face of overwhelming evidence of the president's guilt and knowing that if left in office he will continue to seek foreign interference in the next election to vote to convict on both articles of impeachment and to remove from office donald j. trump the 45th president of the united states. and this is a historic moment of part of a historic trial we've heard these sweeping arguments made it day in and day out but really it's the political realities that will determine the outcome again those republican senators not planning to remove the president from office they are fearful of this president who has been known to attack anyone who does not offer their full loyalty and support and it will be in november when the am

of an elected president go ahead alex yeah that's exactly right i mean ukraine peter is just been getting used by adam schiff it's been getting used by palosi it's been getting used by the republicans as well and pump ale really just spells it out. for n.p.r. and for ukraine and he was in kiev and i really hope that selenski took note of what pompei o told mary louise kelly at n.p.r. do you think americans care about ukraine and so pompei goes to crane selenski was hoping for an invitation to d.c. to the white house to meet with trump he didn't get any of it instead peter what we got was the same oh do you know you're fighting for freedom and democracy and blah blah blah the same stuff actually that schiff was saying during the senate trial when he was giving his speech that the u.s. needs to stand up for ukraine because they're fighting for freedom and democracy and you know they're fighting the war against russia is that russia doesn't invade the u.s. and all this ridiculous stuff the honest truth is that the trump white house does not care about ukraine because the trite trump white house is transactional

happened beyond closed doors of the meeting this week with adam schiff and the links to the new york times. i have strayed advisor peteras here with the latest on the coronavirus. is the united states relying on china for its? worries about the deadly coronavirus are rising. all of this had on sunday morning future. ♪ the time has arrived many are viewers have been waiting for. lindsey graham starting his investigation this coming week into the origins of the trump in russia collusion story. we are six days away from the next primary in his state. joining me now, lindsey graham. chairman of the senate judiciary committee. good to see you. thanks for being here. i know the president is on his way to india this morning. you had a chance to speak with him before he took off. could you tell us the nature about phone call? >> he's in a good mood. he's out west, i was with them a couple days. we talk about the election, i believe he's going to get reelected based on his polls. it doesn't matter who runs against him as long as the economy stays strong marketers in our military stays storm. i very much believe this is his elec

peter i want to say nbc hasn't yet reviewed a draft of this book. when the chairman of the intelligence committee adam schiff stood in that well of the senate yesterday thrks is what he brought up first, this piece that was in your newspaper written by your colleagues in the "new york times." yes, peter just the import of it if you would, peter. >> sorry, i thought we were -- my bad. so adam schiff, the lead manager gets up and the first thing he says yesterday, of course, is this information tells us a couple of things. one, it tells us there's information out there about the pressure campaign we hadn't had public before. he used that to try to argue for witnesses, argue for calling john bolton to testify. he brought up pat cipollone was in that meeting. pat cipollone was standing about 10 or 15 feet away from adam schiff as he made that comment in the well of the senate yesterday and his point being that pat cipollone is both a fact witness it seems as well as the lead defense attorney for the president, which is an unusual place for a lawyer to be. in normal court that would be kind of a conflict of inter

. >> yeah, peter strzok, the lead case agent on this russia probe, was talking about impeaching donald trump before adam schiff and jerry nadler were. let that sink in. the lead agent for the anybody mentioned impeaching trump before schiff and nadler did. so then the fbi conducts this defensive briefing, which is really an interview. they suspected donald trump of impropriety. you have james comey who thinks impeachment is too good for him. you have john brennan that thinks she should be in the dust pan of history. you have andy mccabe launched another investigation into trump. martha, if i were donald trump, i would think the fbi was out to get me, too. >> martha: you know, he also pointed out that when he fired him, it was obviously a huge story. we all covered it. but he felt that it was ultimately the move that saved him. because he believed that he was eliminating the person at the top that created a culture that was after him, that believed, you know, based on -- essentially on the dossier and some other things around it. the dossier paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc used that to create an environ

didn't get any of it instead peter what we got was the same oh do you know you're fighting for freedom and democracy and blah blah blah the same stuff actually that schiff was saying during the senate trial when he was giving his speech that the u.s. needs to stand up for ukraine because they're fighting for freedom and democracy and you know they're fighting the war against russia is that russia doesn't invade the u.s. and all this ridiculous stuff the honest truth is that the trump white house does not care about ukraine because the trite trump white house is transactional is looking to make deals whether it's going to sell weapons what is going to sell so oil and natural gas pump air went to minsk capello reuss this weekend for what reason so he can sell natural gas to belarus that's what they care about the trump white house is transactional ukraine is getting used here it's getting used for a coup against the united states president obama used it for geo political reasons and as a puzzle to this biden look guard i.m.f. money laundering scheme 45000000000 yen into ukraine peter from the e.u. u.s. i.m.f. where is that in my mind i didn't buy it in we

peter? >> it's a great question. obviously you saw some of it yesterday in the sense of the president lashing out in a very public way calling nancy pelosi, adam schiffmitt romney various nails going after them in a personal way as well as a political way. but there's also all sorts of other pos anltsibilitiepossibil. action dr vindman, we have reporting that he may be moved out of the national security council staff as early as today. that he really generated a great deal of ire among president trump and his associates who castigated him for being a interest ra traitor in their view. colonel vindman came under a smear campaign from fox news and a senator who called him basically unpatriotic. that's one area you might see some action. we don't know what else what might come of it. it's very different when we have president clinton come out after his acquittal and talk about wreck sill yreconciliation and . here you have an election campaign in which this is going to be front and center for the president's appeal to his base and you're not done with impeachment yet. >> peter, your report also mentions the plans that the president's allies have for hun

reporting that i think peter alluded to, which i think is one of the more al m alarming elements here, is there were congressional republicans at the briefing, along with adam schiff, they objected to the suggestion that russia was going to interfere on trump's behalf. they made the argument that trump had been tough on russia and, therefore, russia would never want to re-elect trump. to me, that underscores the degree to which the republican party has bought into what is really a myth about trump being tough on russia. used it for their own political benefit, as well. somehow, this information on the briefing got back to the white house. that is sort of the unknown question, is how did it get back to the white house, and what'd the president hear and what'd he say? it is alarming, i think, the degree to which trump is willing to subject actual intelligence for political gain. we talked to a former top intelligence official who was crest fallen over this. the person said essentially, we all took an oath of office, so help me god. the oath didn't include we should lie to the president to make him feel good. that's essentially what's happening here. trump is stickin

adam schiff of ignoring the fisa abuse detailed in ig report, till this day your colleagues on the left refuse to acknowledge or discuss the wrongdoing that took place by the likes of john brennan, peterg to see accountability here? >> they have been lying to the american people, the key that you're forgetting that the media has been in on this the entire time. the media knew that they have the steele dossier, they had versions of the steele dossier before, lee smith is the one that discovered that and wrote about it in his book, so -- so there's an ongoing track record here of the democrats lying to the american people but being in cahoots with the legacy media who are just covering up for the democrats. and more complicated than just democrats, it's the democrats, it's the media which are essentially prostituting themselves to the democratic party and then you have corruption within the fbi and department of justice that attorney general -- maria: you got slammed for coming out with the nunes memo which layed out all of the fraud that had taken place and adam schiff, he saw the same information you saw yet he came out with a memo after your memo, no, no, nunes' memo is wrong, you ha