and pfizer ceo in ate telephone iew noted t impact on the reputation process.sd he said but lost in buckets saying it's a big problemeeding resved. for "nightly business report," meg tyrell. >> fellow dow component johnson o ashnson said it found best foss in the baby powder flagged by the fd prompting call. 15 tests conducted of t bottle by a third party lab. additional tests on samples frot the l that was recalled also found n asbestos. that the sent the stock high err initial aours trading. >>> those results from merck and pfizer that were not eugh to the s&p 500 did touch a new record but fell back to finish lower. at the close, the dow jones industrial average fell 19 points to 27071. the nasdaq down 49. and the s&p 500 slipped 2. so> and now that we're halfway into earnings s some trends emerge. bob pisani has more from the new york stock exchange. >>> we reached the halfway mark on earnings season it's oft o the case there is good news and badews. is going strong.he u and that's been the key to keeping the market up. coupled with fading recession fierce

eastern time, pfizer at 10:00 a.m.rn time as well but looks like very, very strong quarter for both of these companies in the pharmaceutical sector, maria. maria: pfizer shares are up 3% right now, better tone for the pharma companies after -- after this news, steve, ali, you're in the middle of a thought, my apologizes, better than feared quarter? >> this slowdown was expected, estimates have come down in advance of that, now that we have the modest beats, yes, and we get cap x numbers bottoming and you think there's upside, my only response to that is i do want to be optimistic about it with the exception that i feel that the phase 1 deal is probably priced into the market in terms of the upside, i think the risk is more to the downside that it doesn't come through. i think the other issue with the phase 1 deal, if you start looking at numbers and releases around the expectations, one of the things that has got tennessee public very favorable on the trade deal in phase 1 is this concept of the 40 million agricultural

i'm in pfizer, merck when i look at the merck numbers they'reout standing.ey trueda an unbelievable trueing drug for them up 62% there is a lot of good things looking at sales and everything in the growth foort from merck and i think in pfizer too frankly. i think the pipeline is there. they have issues going back a ways why obey not be in those without headline risk as j&j with the op yits abthis and that seems to be something always hanging over them right now. until removed i see other places to be. >> ernie arvai talking about the social media concerning the 737 max in this particular instance you're a member of the public you have a baby are you going to use talc. >> no. >> because -- because j&j paid two labs to test their product and they found nothing. >> you know the answer the answer is of course not. the last thing you want to be a ginny pig is with your children. at least i wouldn't. i can't speak for the entire 34 million people in the united states i still think j&j is a no touch. quickly on amgen because i think it's important to bring up up t

pfizer, johnson & johnson. what distinguishes us is we have hundreds of startup companies that are on the cutting edge of biotechnology innovation of new medicines. : drug pricing is the hot issue. thatve seen polling data about three in 10 americans are basically rationing medicine because they can't afford it. does that indicate a problem here, the drug prices are too high? problem. is a it is not necessarily a problem of drug pricing. it is a problem of insurance coverage and the way insurers -- insurance products are designed. when we talk about drug pricing unaffordability, there are two moral principles. the first moral imperative applies to all the people for whom we have medicines we have developed. the moral principle there should be, no patient -- if no patient cannot afford what is required to come from their pocket, their insurer or a program like medicare. the second moral imperative applies to a larger group of people. those are people for whom we have not yet developed a medicines. these are peop

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earnings from merck and pfizer hitting today before the bell. and they have both helped buoy the health care sector, which leads the sector on the s&p 500. meg has been diving into those results for us hi, meg. >> reporter: different story for pharma it was a beat and raise for pfizer and merck in the end of the quarter. keytruda drew more than $3 billion in quarterly sales, topping analyst estimates by $200 million and for pfizer, outperformance came from its breast cancer drug ibrance and prevnar 13 merck in favor and pfizer still not yet covered from its july deal with mylan. wilf, back to you. >> hda also performing well today, helping that health care sector higher. >>> after the break, senator mark warner sending a letter to mark zuckerberg, asking him to rethink facebook's controversial political ad policy. we'll speak with the senator exclusively about that letter, next >>> plus, it's another massive afternoon for earnings with reports ahead from yay, mondelez, amgen, amd and many more we're going to bring you all of those numbers as soo

merck and pfizer both posted stronger than expected result. merck up 3%. pfizer up 1%. both companies headline cancer treatments helped raise earnings guidance. pfizer needs to bump more though, its stock is down 15% year over year while merck's is up 15% year over year. xerox stocks photo copying its gains jumping by 11% after the office equipment maker raised full year guidance and says it plans to retain its consumer finance business. it will not sell it. amazon sending shockwaves through the grocery world at this hour after making its delivery service free for prime members in the u.s., free delivery. when we flip over to amazon, it is slightly down 2/3 of a percent at the moment. but members in the u.s. will have the portal give between one and two-hour delivery windows again for free and they will deliver groceries from both amazon fresh and whole foods. you can see the competitors here, kroger and wal-mart, we have investors emptying their shopping carts on that news. wal-mart down 1 1/2%. kroger down 2 1/2%. grub hub, ugly picture here, folks, blaming disappoint

pfizer beats on revenue, guides higher.ellogg's, kellogg's powered by poptarts and pringle's surging. autonation is intriguing. a lot of auto dealers all stocks popped pretty good. this is four years into peak auto. the consumer bedrock of the stock market rally still positioned to keep this going? >> that's it. if you look where the bears are, they're essentially circling wagons and manufacturing. they're wringing their hands, manufacturers do don't have enough visibility and clarity to expand. to some degree that is threw. but on other hand as you mentioned, u.s. economy is really more about the u.s. consumer. you know, a lot of results that we're seeing today are reflection of that. now i will say before we get too optimistic on kellogg, i think they did have 1.8 billion or raised 1.8 in some sales of ancillary businesses. that is really one-time thing. i'm not a huge kellogg fan, because they're really caught on wrong side of consumer tastes right now. charles: although, i see your point. organic sales were up. it is in

. >> caller: i have phillip morris, mcdonald's, apple, pfizer, and starbucks. >> ooh i find this seniorry intriguing. yes. we've got phillip morris i'm not really a big fan of tobacco. somebody said i was a shill for tobacco and twitter, that person is a professional chowderhead. we've got apple, don't trade it. starbucks. some people worried about the hong kong issues will you give me a break mcdonald's, and a drug company pfizer i am going to have to make a choice here, and i am going to say that you should be in starbucks at 85, 86. we're going to add a diversified industrial, which is honeywell what a quarter today apple technology, pfizer drug. i do prefer merck, by the way, and then phillip morris. well, i don't want to say they're dubious because i've been so mean to big tobacco that i'm a shill. that person is taking a permanent intellectual vacation and is in my twitter file. let's go the andy in kansas. andy >> caller: yo, jim. >> yo. >> caller: thanks. it's a pleasure to speak with you. >> same. >> caller: fly, eagles fly and i love the show. >> we're going down to dallas thi

when you think of pharma, they have the biggest companies in the industry merck, pfizer, , johnson & johnson. we have most of them as well, but one of the things that this distinguishes us, we have literally hundreds and hundreds of small startup companies on the cutting edge of biotechnology innovation of new medicines. peter: drug pricing is the hot issue. i will start with a general question. we have seen polling data that about 3 in 10 americans are basically rationing medicine because they can't afford it. does that indicate a problem here, the drug prices are too high? how do you look at that? james: it is a problem. it is not necessarily a problem of drug pricing. it is a problem of insurance coverage in the way insurance products are designed. when we talk about drug pricing affordability there are two moral principles. the first moral imperative applies to all the people for whom we have medicines we have developed. the moral principle there should be no patient should not not be able to get the medicines they need because they cannot a fford what is required to come from th

pfizer reports coming out. but now we have come up the justice department has shifted this review of the russian witch hunt, and that means prosecutor running a john durham has the power for subpoena, for witnesses testimony, documents, he can impanel a grand jury and filed charges. is huge. >> i will be voting for her, i will be voting for donald trump. just want you to know that. >> sean: me too. >> interesting about this new york "new york times" article. this shifted from an investigation. "the new york times" particularly smears of barr, smear his dorm, smear is a trump. that's what we are going to get from "the new york times" but we are not going to get news. that means they think they found some things, sean. they don't just do that. they won't be under attack or they won't be treated by mueller, they'll be under attack. a very brave attorney general and a brave u.s. attorney, they should keep at it. the rule of law is what matters. i want to spend a little time what they had going over what the house o

paul: this goes back to the 26 campaign what we do think there was misuse of the pfizer - - pfizer courttly related to jim comeyin to launch a counterintelligence investigation and by the way that alone has inspired a lot of americans but also the confirmation process in the wake of brettt kavanaugh you have been in washington as long as i have so where do we go from here? the potential that you now use impeachment as a political tool is very serious and i keep telling my friends on the leftse let's say joe biden wins the election or republicans take the house do you want the first thing they do is launch articles of impeachment? >> i carried the bork hearings so this supreme court has been horrible for a long time. how much of this predates trap because i remember they said george w. bush was not legitimate because of the al gore fight how much of this is unique tosl trump? obviously we've always had this and things have been led - - ugly but what about on a radaily basis leaking classified information? >> has this happened to a greater degree regarding trump? >> no question if you watc

pfizer and merck raise estimates with a slew of earnings on deck. we speak to the ceo of autonation and general motors' cfo later in the program. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this tuesday, october 29. i'm alix steel. where do we go from here? we are taking a little bit of a pause. is it value or growth that will lead the way? euro-dollar a little bit on the back foot. the cable rate is definitely one to watch. exchange,or global where we bring you today's market moving news from all around the world, from riyadh to london to new york and washington. bloomberg voices are on the ground with all of the mornings top stories. we want to start with breaking news out of london, where the labour party says it will support a general election. boris johnson will try for the fourth time to secure election. joining us now is emma chandra from london. what just happened? what is the lineup today? emma: we are seeing the pound off aftergher, paring spiking higher today. saying they will now back in early general election, saying that conditions that a new d

we know there was premeditated thought on the pfizer report.know the bulk of information was the hillary clinton bought and paid for, dirty russian dossier. they can help her get elected and 2016? by the way, what did we learn from that? they never verified it and it was unverifiable. that would mean the deep state is protecting their own. we will find out, eventually we need to get to the truth. now i'm told the first week of november. i guess i shouldn't hold my breath. thankfully investigative reporter john solomon will join us in a few minutes with positive news about the fisa report. he has other breaking details about the origins of the russia witch hunt at that investigation is being led by the u.s. attorney john durham. it's now ongoing and is now expanding in size and scope because of new, explosive evidence. tonight fox news is reporting this brand-new evidence goes uncovered during a recent trip to rome with the attorney general bill barr. he was there. he has been there. keep in mind, this probe is focused on whether or not the powe

the company announced they would stop making the medicine in july leaving pfizer as the only u.s.plier. pfizer is expediting shipments but they won't arrive until the end of this month, leaving some families worried the treatment of their sick child could face devastating setbacks. >> is literally life or death. it's that important. i think we are one case out of many that are utilizing this drug. you don't want to be here because of a shortage. you don't want that to be the problem or what went wrong to have a relapse. >> they released a statement saying "we do not take elimination of any product lightly and we always carefully evaluate the deed as thoroughly as possible. we are looking at any and all options to contribute to the solution now that we've been made aware that their brand product is in short supply." teva pointed out that at the time they made the announcement to stop making the drug cop it's applied 3% of the market, focusg limited resources another life-saving drugs. >> martha: what did dr. say? >> doctor say there isn't a children's hospital right now the country

don't we know it was pfizer fraud? we know the facts. >> i guarantee you you're going to learn a lot more facts when this pfizer report comes out. this explosive new information in there. >> sean: we come back, a lot of new breaking news tonight. andy mccarthy, pete hegseth, dan bongino, the reaction to all of this news and more straight-ahead. ♪ there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ pain happens. saturdays happen. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. they're america's bpursuing life-changing cures. in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. we went tonight we have learned don durham is expanding the probe into russia. meanwhile learning that m

ing member of of this and that startsout with the supervisor's supervisor gore supervisors aims to pfizer hopkins. additionally of the chair, the board rabbit. also the mayor's from healdsburg windsor santa rosa have all been by our sides and we and we truly appreciate that. as far chiefs coaches navarro causing you see them appear as well from the city of santa rosa. our party important member of the decision-making process and and very valuable to this. and finally just for the elected officials you see up here. one of the one the eatest supports we haven't and the fire service is a lot of these advocates behind us assembly member would senator dd assembly member levine. congressman we appreciate their their hard work and we appreciate them literally standing by our thugh all this. so just to start things where we are right now from this morning. we are now at a 4,870 personnel on the fire line as of right now. the fire grew slightly today we'reat 76,000. 138 aes. we're still at 15% containment, so76,13 acres with 15% containment. as of this evening. as faas the structures have been des

pfizer now the only manufacturer of the drug saying in a letter today, it's expediting shipments we expect to fully meet market need in late october even so, pediatric cancer doctors say the shortage exposes a larger problem. >> if you only have one supplier for a critical medicine in this country, and it's a manufacturing facility that's over an incredibly fragile system. >> we don't want to bury our child our first born, our lyhild, we do not >> reporter: parents left hoping for enough medicine to give their daughter a fighting chance blayne alexander, nbc news, georgia. >> we'll take a break here still ahead tonight, drones delivering packages, the future already here with today's ground-breaking flight. >>> the deeply personal and moving comments by meghan markle being a new royal and a nu mother in the spotlight. >>> next for us tonight, the revolution in home delivery soaring to new heights with the first use of commercial drones dropping orders right at your doorstep here is katy beck. >> reporter: it's a sneak peek into the future. >> the aircraft stays at about 23 feet and lowers

the legal same of traumas from the security pfizer huish charged with lying to investigators the legal same of troubles for the security pfizer released charged with lying to investigators alleges michael flynn his testimony was altered by the f.b.i. also today says alleges michael flynn his testimony was altered by the f.b.i. also to tell its top full liberties travel chose to protect its top full liberties travel chose to pronounce on that deal book place this dysfunctional call move reliance on that deal. for a place this dysfunctional call move. on the british prime minister's the attempt to get an early election is rejected in. the british prime minister's the attempt to get an early election is rejected again by parliament that gives the u.k. until the end of january to get by parliament that is the u.k. until the end of january to get. rexy. rexy. good morning just on 9 o'clock there are more. good morning just gone 9 o'clock there in moscow you will. now the pentagon says it's not ready to release. a national now the pentagon says it's not ready to release video evidence to bac

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thanks for joining this event and i thank pfizer for their partnership in sponsoring this event today. my colleagues and i are excited to convey important conversations this afternoon including the playbook exchange with members of the house freedom caucus. they are not for impeachment. how to fix american politics after that. 2020 and the border will be third in order and finally agriculture in the modern world. sick around for those things. first conversation of the day, i am honored to be sitting with this mostly distinguished panel of three top republican strategists in the country, they were the campaign managers for the jeb bush campaign, the marco rubio campaign and the ted cruz campaign. they are danny diaz, hold your applause. [applause] >> terry sullivan. [applause] >> a little less enthusiasm for terry. >> please clap. >> please clap. finally jeff roe, no applause. we are supposed to be joined by a fourth guest, beth hampton, campaign manager for john kasich's presidential campaign, she ran into some flight difficulties, could not make it today which will open the floodgate

notable earnings reports scheduled for later include merck, pfizer, general motors and kellogg.ecord high on monday closing up 16 points. the dow gun 1d 32, and the -- gained 132, and the gun was up 32. >>> automakers are siding with president trump on a legal authority over emissions standards. the administration wants to bar california from setting its own fuel efficiency rules or zero-emission requirements for vehicles. general motors, fiat chrysler, and toyota have filed a lawsuit to intervene. california has reached an agreement with other lawmakers, automakers to voluntarily increase the average fuel economy of their vehicles. >>> myelin pharmaceuticals is recalling its generic form of xanax. the fda found the potential presence of a foreign substance in the anti-anxiety prescription drug alprazolam. the recall is for .5 milligram tablets that were distributed in july and august in 500-count bottles. the affected drugs have a september, 2020, expiration date. myelin has notified customers about the recall. late kurt cobain has just sold at auction. the vintage olive green

the second worst performance of the year biogen, pfizer, cigna weighing on the space, down double digits the sector has been caught in the crosshairs of late as the 2020 election draws closer our truck master carter worth has a prognosis. she on the plasma. >> we're not really at the plasma not yet. are you going to go there? >> i'm waiting for per mention. >> permission granted. you are banished from the desk >> thank you >> so, you know, this has obvious been a dud, in many ways, it was a year of risd hig market, reit staples, winning, healthcare is that other area that's both defensive but is offensive. at this point it's a head you win, tails you win, let's talk about it so since data is available back in 1989, this is a chart showing healthcare's weight as a percentage of the s&p. and it has been higher, as high as 16.5. obviously, it's been lower right now we're at 13.5% the average is about 12 and my thinking here is that not necessarily dependent on this, but that there is surprise potential in healthcare. let's look at a few charts so this is well, just to show you, this is how

from california he joined me earlier and i think i will have the cumulative impact of making the pfizer court much more transparent should someone put him under a federal probe for that he or his assistants were probably talking to a few russians while the interview was being arranged oh that was long before donald trump showed up in the white house politics should be fine then. shift is certainly a very also a trance also accused him of being shifty and shifty i think is a much more apt description i mean what was going on was chiffons was frank's that really was. you know which we've got some major pictures of trump with some it was a russian bookers do you want to see them so. ship was ready to seize on that whereas i think trump was asking the buckley reasonable questions of a state he wants to bring down donald trump he tried to do it with russia i mean it was really one of the key figures in russia and so now here ears is suddenly you know from russia gate is moved on to ukraine get a chance to lead which i think is reasonably believes that the origin of truck russia has to be fou

pfizer unbelievable. >> on a day where merck and pfizer raised their full year guide, but a day whereummins cuts its guide, you to stick with defensive still >> i think you have to say, listen there are some guys that beat -- that really have figured out what to do let's see how much cummins is down they missed on revenue, but the fact is that caterpillar was horrible last week horrible and the stock hit 140 yesterday. and morgan stanley downgraded it before it came out and you started thinking, it is going to be awful and the stock didn't go down i'm a little suspicious about giving up cummins right here when you see revenue declining 2%, your instinct is to say sell it we got to hear this company -- caterpillar is so committed to the dividend they call themselves dividend aristocr aristocrats. plenty of industrials doing quite well you may not neat cummins they have done well in china, like emerson even 3m is comingback. i just caution people not to throw out the cyclicals. you would have sold caterpillar. >> absolutely, yeah. feels like a wash out given what they printed >> i think

officials have told more troops have been deployed to the affected areas but they're dating with pfizer's who are well equipped and organized catherine sawyer reports. with whatever little they could solve. some just the clothes they are wearing. has been fighting in the mañana area that's in the eastern region of south kivu in democratic republic of congo. thousands of people mainly from the ethnic community have fled from their homes after attacks from a local militia group called my my. they're now living rough outside this compound of the un peacekeepers base. we left on food in the village and now we're just back if the my my that have done this to us. they took our cows goats and all other belongings we can't go back to the village to collect food and we're sleeping outside in the cold. this is what is left back in the villages have to fighting between 2 rival armed groups more than 9000 houses have been banned close to a 100 people killed and livestock stolen congolese military officials say they're pursuing the fight as. when i arrived in this area i met thousands running away bec

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once the lung is injured it nor longer has that protective mechanism any longer and it's ok and erin pfizer is a very amanda amanda was an excellent because i know you have just got to say something and then what you come back is if i say a t.h.c. product is the part of the time of this plant that actually that surprise that shorthand is that sad to say that. i believe that the case i'm sure i'm i am no expert on cannabis or t.h.c. but yeah i believe that is correct that t.h.c. is the psychoactive component of marijuana and you know there's overwhelming evidence with the types of pesticides the types of additives like vitamin e. that are being put into those black market cannabis they it's that people really are playing with their lives you know our products that we sell nicotine products we have been manufacturing those the same way for over a decade these long and injuries are a phenomenon that has come up in the last year so obviously something in the marketplace has changed you know though the way that we manufacture commercially available nicotine products has not changed what has chan

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turkish forces uncredited pfizer's continues a battle in the border town of russell and considered a strategic point for both syrian forces moving north of also become a major obstacle for attacking a high level u.s. delegation is on its way to tacky hoping to convince the president to call off his offensive in northeastern syria it's believed vice president mike pence and secretary of state will try to broker a cease fire. and northern ireland's do you has said it cannot support the current threats that plan being worked on by british prime minister barak johnson and the e.u. do you peace statement comes just hours ahead of a key summit in brussels on the u.k.'s exit to from the block. hong kong lead a carrier has been shouted down for a 2nd consecutive day in the territories legislature opposition members protested in the chamber and called for had to step down at least 10 people were moved by security trying to answer questions regarding her annual policy address she was forced to deliver a vast address through a video link on wednesday off to the legislative session was cancelled

the owner of google, after close of trade in the us, this week we are hearing from apple, facebook, pfizerting on wednesday this week, the us central bank. it is really busy for the markets, tim. yes, it is. thank you, sally. now to the us, where thank you, sally. private space tourism is about to go public. billionaire sir richard branson‘s space travel venture virgin galactic is to be listed on the new york stock exchange today — the first human spaceflight firm to do so. vivienne nunis is following the story from new york. planning your next holiday? what about a trip to space? if that's your ambition, well, it's one step closer to becoming a reality. on monday, virgin galactic is set to list on the new york stock exchange. sir richard branson says his firm will begin flying tourists to the edge of space next year. tickets are $250,000 each and so far 600 passengers have made reservations. the plan is for space tourists to witness earth from their seats, then unbuckle for a chance to experience weightlessness. the total voyage will last around four hours. in august, virgin galactic‘s sp

warned it will take a $3 billion hit because of the uaw strike we end with two big drug makers, p pfizer and merck : we ha >>> we have a news alert on fiat chrysler >> they are in discussions about a possible combination with psapeugpsa peugeot. it's mainly in europe. they also have large exposure in china and parts of asia. they have big exposure in north america with jeep and exposure in asia. it would create a $50 billion auto maker and give both companies the kind of size and scale they would be looking for. we have reached out for a comment from fiat chrysler we have not heard anything don't be surprised that this talk will start to heat up because many people believe the auto industry is right for consolidation. we know that fiat chrysler was looking a t a possib ining at a combinati combination. that fell apart. >> chrysler has been in talks so many times i'm sure you can't keep track anymore. do you think this could run into resistance by anti-trust officials in europe? >> not at first. people said what about peugeot that's starting to be a possibility. >>> thank you. now to majo

with the fbi using this information that was purchased by hillary clinton and the dnc to obtain a pfizerrant on donald trump and his campaign team, you would think that would be something we would want to get to the bottom of with russian interference but they're not interested in that. further, in 2008 they noted that the head of the national anticorruption bureau releasing the damaging information for paul manna ford who broke the law and it resulted in the meddling of the election process of the united states in 2016 and damage to the national interest of ukraine. this is the ukrainian court statement talking about this. why are we talking about that. >> there's a list so long of things like that. we will get to this. >> when you have smaller those exact questions that lisa laid out he said not my purview. i was never asked to look into those things so it begs the question when we can get these facts before the american people. tammy made a fascinating point. they are done debating us on policy because the policies have worked to make lives better for the american people. the whole ef

pfizer and merck beating to the upside. this is all in the context of pre-fed.ve seen a lot of volatility in the yield of the ten-year treasury because of the sheer uncertainty in the market. we are back at 1.8. this will be a wait and see market, as we wait for the fed to move, although it is fully priced and at this point of what the fed will do. the meantime, keeping our close eye on all of the economic data in the u.s. this morning, we had consumer confidence which on expense of the fell to a four-month low. this would be the second-largest differential between expectations and the actual numbers since 2001. the key issue is that consumer spending has been propping up the expansion, and now we are seeing signs that this could see challenges, as we see weakness in other parts of the economy. there is so much uncertainty out there, including the ongoing u.s. china trade tensions, as well as the brexit tsonga -- s aga. amanda: the u.k. now set for its third general election in four years. the backingn won from jeremy corbyn for a snap election in december. he i

we have the horwitz report on pfizer abuse coming. -- fisa. -- fisa abuse coming. and another report will similarly shock the conscience of the nation. your question is an important one. at the end of the day, we are all americans, we love our country, i don't question any democrat's motives come i don't you'd i think they are corrupt in their policies are insane. it's like we're a country that has irreconcilable differences, you believe in capitalism or socialism, energy independence or dependence, limited government or you think you buy into the lie everything will be free. i don't know how you reconcile it. my advice to republicans, who i think are often spineless, vision list, and they could learn from donald trump, i am a registered conservative. at the end of the day, you have to defeat bad ideas. modern, extreme, radical socialism is bad and will destroy this country. the only way to solve the problem is to beat them at the ballot box, and i believe that will happen. mr. carville: i say this, you've got to be good football teams. tigers! >> thank you, really

to do this, we are getting back to it hillary is rigged investigation, then we are waiting on the pfizerort from the inspector general, after that the counterintelligence report, the durum report -- we probably have people in the obama administration outsourcing intelligence gathering to spy on a candidate, a transition team, president, and other american citizens -- are you confident that italy and great britain, those three countries -- you're smiling, i'm doing my job. are you confident that's likely something we might discover? >> i think we are going to find a lot of players that were involved in this and jim is absolutely right. the democrats, nancy pelosi, adam schiff -- they have made up their mind. their one goal is to disenfranchise the voters from coast to coast that elected this president in november 2016. more problematic than that, they have campaigned on a false narrative. we know hillary clinton, senators and house members, the dnc have reached out to foreign entities to help them during their election campaign and what they expect? they would get elected and reelected an

fides of the recent charged with lying to investigators the legal same of troubles for the security pfizer hewison charged with lying to investigators alleges michael flynn his testimony was dealt with by the f.b.i. . when his testimony resulted by the f.b.i. . it's talking to all the butchers travel chose to put up its talking pull the bridges travel chose to pronounce on that deal group place this dysfunctional call move around so in that deal. with place this dysfunctional problem with. the british prime minister's attempt to get an early election is rejected. the british prime minister's attempt to get an early election is rejected again by parliament. gives the u.k. until the end of january to get. the u.k. until the end of january to get.

the real abuse of american power, the real weaponization of the americas intelligence system, and pfizer fisa fraud, three long years hyperventilating telling us they have the truth one hoax after another, one lie after another, one conspiracy after another, russia, russia, russia. now it's ukraine, ukraine, ukraine. let's take a look. >> the president called on the russians to help in this campaign by hacking and hillary's emails. >> we are using this as leverage to obtain dirt. another country many factor dirt on his opponent. >> we believe the president of united states engaged in a cover-up. >> i think that there is evidence of a cover-up. >> the campaign accepted help. the russians gave help and the president made full use of that help. >> i do not think we can rely on a country beholden on the good graces of donald trump to be able to level with us on this. >> no one is above the law, especially the president of the united states. the president believes that he is above the law. the law being the constitution of the united states. >> there is already in my view ample evidence in th

pfizer rising 3%, having its best day since january.eneral motors doing better, rising despite the company cutting its earnings guidance due to the cost of that strike that just ended. over at google and alphabet, things not looking quite so good. down 2%. missed some estimates. results were steady but no fireworks. you can take a look at how tech is hitting the pause button today. a big rally over the last few days and weeks. ,ome big moves for the stock for the s&p 500 tech index now falling into the red today. finally, wanted to mention a bunch of other movers in the food business. look at beyond meat falling 17%. it had some good earnings, posting its first quarter of profits, but it is the end of the lockout period following the ipo. grubhub falling 40%, trading at a 2017 low. the fourth quarter outlook for grubhub way below expectations. analysts saying there are no silver linings here. take a look at kroger falling around 3%. this is largely to do with amazon. it is removing its grocery delivery, making it free for prime members

. >> the steele dossier was used in pfizer we know it was leaked against general flynn and senator sessions. either to democratic candidates. >> laura: i think he has a duty to look into this. a duty to have someone look into this. >> you know, the intelligence committee is on it. they haven't done anything to address it, they admit that it happened and put in place rules to make sure it never happens again. that wouldn't be too difficult. >> laura: do you think schiff should recuse himself from this entire affair, given his ties to the ukrainian armed merchants, he had a vested interest in keeping the big war machine going and hilary would've been a much better pig for him. >> i think so. i think adam schiff has crossed all kinds of problems for this impeachment and ukraine story. you saw the democrats scrambling today because the american people were not told the truth about this. the whistle-blower first came to the intelligence committee, didn't follow procedures. schiff learned about this, did not tell his republican members. >> laura: didn't he lie and say there was no contact and cle

not to mention, we also had health care higher as we had strong resorts from merck and pfizer.et's see how we are shaping up in asia. haidi: we are getting not much of the guide when it comes to the sentiment getting weighed down by expectations that may be the many trade deal is not so imminent after all. pretty lackluster start we are setting up for in asia. you get futures trading in chicago looking flat at the moment. that's of the situation in soe eoul. we are looking at a climb up 3/10 of 1% in sydney. futures off by 3/10 of 1%. not much on the data docket either. cpi comehird-quarter expect it to show very little change in core inflation. not really moving the expectation much what they are will do next. new zealand is trading at the moment. moderate gains of one quarter of 1%. let's get you caught up to date with the rest of the headlines. ritika: thanks. the u.k. is preparing for a general election on december 12. prime minister boris johnson finally managed to win backing in parliament to tracker -- to vote in an snap attempt to resolve the brexit crisis. it will be t

. ♪ ♪ >> sean: democrats on their partners in the media mob are in a panic ahead of the pfizer report the german investigation. sources are telling me tonight, it's going to shock the conscience and soul of the country. i hope they're right. that's why they're pushing their lie, and acceleration rate every time you hear, a leaked transcript with china and russia! what they're trying to do is protect the deep state and that's all it is, plain and simple and it's obvious to see. every hand on deck knowing this is their strategy. we told you this would happen. as attorney general barr gets closer to exposing this corruption and all the corruption and 2016, the democrats, their allies in the media would start a new research smear campaign against the president. we will not stop digging for answers and pursuing truth and justice. we have more big breaking news out of judicial watch as they have obtained new doj documents that include an email from the former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to bob mueller telling him, "the boss doesn't know about their discussions." wow. here to expl

we had merck and pfizer today, strong results in health care continuing. and s&p 500 winners, lam, klh, chipotle, advanced micro devices. lots of chip companies there and i will send it back to you. connell: gerri, covering a lot of ground. in the hot seat, boeing ceo dennis muilenberg testifying before the senate transportation committee a year to the day after two fatal crashes involving the boeing 737 max. grady trimble live on capitol hill with the latest. reporter: lawmakers grilled muilenberg for two half hours questioning whether boeing was a little too cozy with faa regulators as many critics said. they questioned whether boeing put profits over safety in a rush to get the 737 max certified that was involved in two crashes t has been grounded since the second one in march. muilenberg admitted the company made mistakes. there was a problem with the flight control system largely to blame in both those crashes. families of the victims, they looked on here in the hearing room, holding photos of loved ones. they're not satisfied with muilenberg's answer