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mike regan in new york and thanks to bloombergs kristine aquino in london. check where european stocks have settled. we have the indices all lower across europe. the worst performers are the cac 40 in france, down almost .5%, and the dax in germany, down .3%, .4%. the ftse 100 ended up just often slows, down .2%. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is "the european close" on bloomberg markets. let's get the first word news with courtney donohoe. courtney: hurricane dorian is getting weaker. the storm is still bashing the bahamas. hurricane.egory 2 forecasters say the hurricane has begun inching toward the northwest and they say is likely to head up the u.s. east coast and could move dangerously close to the florida coastline. iranian oil tanker pursued by the u.s. has turned off its tractor near syria. that is leading to renewed speculation the vessel is headed to syria. the ship is carrying more than 2 million barrels of iranian crude worth $130 million. officials believe iran is trying to hide where it is delivering the

it's trish regan.re's some concern out there that democrats kind of rushed into this one, right, that they went with a whistleblower report which was frankly hearsay because that particular person was not actually on the call, and they went forward with this before even getting the memo of the transcript, before even looking at that, so there is some critics that are going to say they are once again overzealous and you have the overreach in this attempt. do you hear much of that from your constituents, concerns about that right now? >> well, not really. i don't think that quite honestly has any credibility, because you know, the left wing of the party was really giving nancy pelosi a hard time for not doing anything and she held off and held off and held off, and then the president literally admitted what he did. he admitted he talked about biden. he admitted the conversation. so that was the signal for speaker pelosi to act and again, this should not be political. the president can't call up a foreign

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trish regan "trish regan primetime" begins right now. hi, i'm david asman in for trish tonight. our top story, hurricane dorian gaining strength as it moves dangerously close to the deadly coast. the deadly storm just shy of a cat 3 hurricane. it will bring high wind and flooding rain along the coast. mike tobin is in savannah, georgia. reporter: we'll get these periods of intensity in which the wind gusts increase and the rain increases, then it dies down. we have reports of wind gusts reaching 70 miles per hour. what is making this strong category hurricane unique is it slow speed. it's creeping along. it will bring the wind and rain like a hurricane does. it will bring the storm surge with it. it will do it for a longer period of time. according to the governor, that makes it harder to predict. >> i have a storm that sits in one place bare youly moving for 15-24 hours is really kind of unheard of. reporter: 1:30 this morning is when it's supposed to be high tide again. we are waiting for the storm to bring in the predicted 5-8 feet. the barrier island, a lot of the people hav

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from wellscobson fargo asset management is to with this, and mike regan. brian, we were talking about micron selling off, also weakness in tech, the nasdaq underperforming today. fast-growing software stocks to behemoths like amazon or facebook, they don't look great. i'm curious whether that rotation away from growth to value people were talking about a couple weeks ago, combined with the weakness lately, augers for you even more weakness in what was the true leadership of this market? >> my team thinks it could valueue, although typically outperforms growth and you have down markets, not up markets. a lot of that value premium is harvested in tough conditions. we have looked at six different countries going back to the 1960's. every time you get a yield curve inversion, value outperforms growth over the subsequent 12 months. we have positioned our portfolios to be biased towards value, but that value-growth this tension might be a distinction without a difference, more driven by cyclical versus defensive, or by the sector composition, which is one of the

"trish regan primetime" is next. tonight the latest in shall recall it the chapter of liberal lunacy. massive backlash after a pulitzer prize finalist demands people stop wearing red hats because apparent they can scare people. she tweets. if anyone else made uncomfortable by anyone wearing any kind of red baseball cap like i see one and my heart does weird -- i can't say it. then i finally realize it's only titlist or whatever. maybe don't wear red caps any more, normal people? then she clarified and made it worse writing, an equivalent would be with western indews to not use the swastika symbol until public despite it being sacred to their faith because it would frighten people. the red hat has become a symbol of hate because of how its wearers act. by normal people, she means anyone who did not vote for president trump. this is what you call total intolerance. she wants to tell everyone what they should think, how they should act. who they should vote for and what color hat they are allowed to wear. what if you yo

"trish regan primetime" starts next. far left 2020 democratic hopeful elizabeth warren is out with another tax plan. she wants to take your money and mine and everybody else's who is working forking a living. she is calling for a nearly 15% tax o investment income for anybody earning over $250,000 a year because she wants to shore up social security. she wants all these taxes. don't forget, on investment. you already have been taxed on the stuff. you take a chance, you bet on the market. you make a little money and elizabeth warren wants to take it back. this is a woman who claims she is capitalist. >> do we describe you as cap thattist? >> yes, i believe in markets. >> i believe capitalism over the course of history has been a force for good? >> yes, i d >> i believe in markets. i believe in markets right down to my toes. trish: yeah, right. do you think we were born yesterday? she is not the only 2020 dem after your money. they all are. bernie sanders wants to boost the top tax rate to 70% so we are out there working f

i'm trish regan.ream media crying constitutional crisis again. this time it's about a whistle blower's claim the president made some sort of promise in a phone call with a foreign leader. that call reportedly centers on ukraine. with russia collusion in the

joining us for more economic analysis is mike regan of bloomberg news.you only follow the stock market headlines, no one would know what a crazy week this was. mike: absolutely, especially if you look at the indexes -- joe: you are just a guy who checks the dow. mike: right, right. what is fascinating to me about this whole week we talk about this factor rotation -- if you took a trader who are taking the last 20 years off and you asked what happened to this week, this vocabulary has taken over our lives. and old-timer would say people moved out of the fences in cyclicals. i hate to call real estate defensive, proxy stocks. the bond market is clearly just pushing and pulling the stock market in each direction. the class signal from that would be economically bullish. people are getting back into the cyclical stocks and value being the proxy for the cyclicals -- commodities, financial, that sort of thing -- and out of that defensive yield proxy stocks that had been the momentum trade in the vocabulary. wouldk the old-timers take that as a bullish signal.

"trish regan primetime" begins right now.ew tonight, fired fbi director james comey facing fresh scrutiny. ranging member of the house intelligence community, devin nunes raising serious red flags saying comey used a lot more than he ever let on about the whole fisa mess. it alloyed the fbi to spy on a member of the trump campaign. an innocent american. what's more, comey went way beyond his capacity as fbi director when he was tasked with briefing the then president-elect about the salacious and unverified steele dossier in early 2017. >> the evidence we have is comey wasn't going to belief the president just to get up to speed. he was acting like he was an agent working for the crossfire hurricane team. that's clear evidence he was involved in this. before he tried to pretend he's a step or two away from what happened. he pretends like he doesn't know what happened with the fisa situation and the intelligence. the i.g. report really makes clear that that's not the case. trish: he knew a lot more. as we await the results of

"trish regan primetime" begins next. new tonight. fox learning exclusively that. you cans on the house oversight committee are demanding answers from their democratic colleagues. this after reports at least one democrat was involved in coaching migrants to help them get around u.s. immigration laws. in a letter to chairman elijah cummings congressman jim jordan wrote you have not explained why you authorized this travel into mexico, or what you sought to gain from these trips. veronica escobar's staff alleged lid told would-be border crossers to pretend they kornt speak spanish to exploit a loophole that would let them into the united states. joining me, congressman stube. what do they think might have been happening? >> i aproud congressman over -- i applaud congressman jordan for sending a letter to elijah cummings. we need to get to the bottom of what's going on. they love to talk at the border and they come to washington, d.c. and do nothing to address the crisis we have on the border. >> why would they be trying to work with them to coach them in any way to c

what do you remember about being with president regan and george w.ke the woman in the bahamas that is getting desperate. >> you can't understand the anguish of a person who went through a tornado and how scared they are or the loss of not having a home, food, water or anything. president bush would order the military and others to go down and to do the basics. put up tents, get people showers and any help you can. >> dana: in 1991 you were there. i remember this. you hat a front row seat to when 41 saw his house had been washed away. >> it was the so-called perfect storm and took the house in maine down to the foundation. we walked up afterwards and walked up to the foundation with nothing to see but the open ocean. he looked around and could find one small picture of his father was the only thing he could find. i thought he was going in to shock. andy card and i were with him and we said, let's keep an eye on this and the president said, marlin, come help us beat up this carpet. i'm going get the water out of it and found a piece of carpet and andy

with us lieutenant colonel bob maginnes, trish regan primetime begins now. ♪ >> hello, i am greg jaredn for trish. democrats rushing to impeach trump without any relevant facts, fox now learning that whistle-blower who filed a complaint about a telephone conversation between trump and ukraine a newly elected president did not have any first hand knowledge of that phone call. allegations -- for corruption even the president himself does acknowledge he raised that issue of the bidens in the call but he insists there was no quit pro kuo. -- quid pro quo. >> i put no pressure on them, i could have. it would probably have been okay if i did. but i didn't. i didn't put any pressure on them, that i want to do the right thing, they know about corruption. >> well president's claims not stopping adam schiff. from threatening to cut off funding from our inte intelliges agencies until he gets all of the information he demands, she speculating naturally about impeachment. >> i have been reluctant to go down the path of impeachment, but if the president is essentially withholding mill aiy aid at sam

it remiechbds me of something called the nuclearer freeze back in the early 80s when ronald regan hadn discussing the evil empire, people begun to get worried and there was an eant grass roots movementalled the nuclear freeze. but it was simpl and clear, easy to grasp and overwhelming majorities of the american can people said i'm for a nuclear freeze and it played a role. a nontrivial role in helping to change the policy complex and reached historic agreements with with his counterpart in the soviet union. so i'm kind othing ogof the green new deal in a similar way. it has majorities in the polls. there wasn't fox news andio have this persistent drum beat but i think it's a very positive development. >> when you were a senator and presidential candidate and joaned the ticket. you were viewed as centerist part of the party that some felt they moved too far to the left. and a fanot friendly approach and i'm curious if you think oyourself ideologically and if it's changed the way you think more broadly bout the role of the state and markets. >> very thoughtful question. but before i get

"trish regan primetime" begins now. president trump is fundraising in california and the cash is pouring in. at four sold out high-dollar fundraiser. but don't expect to hear about the donors. because all of these events are being kept under wraps after debra messing threatened to out and harass anybody supporting president trump. the attendees don't know where the event is being held. they are just told to meet at a shuttle location. someone took on debra messing after calling for the outing of trump donors. pastor darrell scott. good to have you back on the show. >> thank you for having me. got bless you. trish: if you are a liberal in california, you have every right as far as they are concerned to go after the trump donors, because the trump donors are the scum of the earth as far as debra motion and her colleagues are concerned. >> the left attitude of violence and intimidation and flat out anarchy. they tried to accuse the president of dividing this country when in reality they are the ones doing the dividing. who

"trish regan primetime" begins now. republicans with a big win in north carolina after high-profile visits by president trump. the republican beat out his democratic opposition. president trump won the district by points in 2016. president trump: dan bishop worked hard and i worked hard with him. he made up a 17-point lead in a few week. he won a great elect last night. that's a tremendous win for the republican party. trish: former 2016 trump campaign director, corey lewandowski. does this mean more success to come? >> this is a very important race as you look at the republicans' opportunity to take back the majority of house of representatives. what we heard leading into this race is the democrats are going to win. it will be a reflect on donald trump's campaign and resurgence on the democratic party. a democrat hasn't won a state-wide office in texas in 25 years. this particular district has been held by a republican for 6 years. trump went in and solidified that candidate and make sure he won so we are back on the p

"trish regan primetime" starts now. nancy pelosi is officially folded. turning over the reign -- the reins of her party over to the extreme left. >> the dishonorable fact of the president's oath of office, betrayal of our national security and betrayal of of the integrity of the our elections. i am announcing the house of representatives will move forward with an official impeachment inquiry. trish: pelosi caving to the left wing of her party. they care about one thing only. the undoing of this president of the united states. regardless of part ar -- regardf party affiliation. and where you stand politically. this is a political assault. if this president were withholding funds in exchange for finding dirt on joe biden, that would be one thing. >> the president who believe he's above the law, pursuing the leadered of another nation to investigate a political oh point, california's election is not the conduct of an american president. trish: these are allegations made by someone who didn't even hear the call. wasn't even on the call. the whistleblower was

"trish regan primetime" begins right now.avid: good evening, everybody, i'm david asman in for trish. our top story. democrats moving full steam ahead with their impeachment inquiry despite a two-week recess. they are issuing a subpoena for secretary of state mike pompeo requiring him to produce documents relate together president's phone call with the ukrainian president. it is clear, democrats are working overtime to impeach the president. but it's a very different story during their last recess. last month when they didn't bother sticking around to address issues that matter to americans like prescription drug pricing, trade or making sure our government is funded. joining me, kt macfarland and former wisconsin congressman sean duffy. you and i have seen some impeachments in our lifetime. two to be exact. they are based on a whole lot of stuff. we have an impeachmen an i am -n impeachment inquiry based on a 30-minute phone call. do you think that's enough to call for bribery and obstruction and impeach the president for th

"trish regan primetime" begins now. new tonight. major breakthrough in the u.s.-china gridlock. we are up 372 points on the dow amid news china wants to make a news with the u.s. on trade. you can see tariffs and the threat of mortar rivers. what do you know, they are actually work. they work. while no one wants a trade war, believe me, sometimes you just have to be willing to put your money where your mouth is. if the president decided to roll over and play dead like most of administrations have done, then why would china have any incentive to work towards a trade deal or lower its tariffs? like i said, good news, good news for the market, good news for the u.s. joining me, former den security advisor kt nak farland. >> you are absolutely right, trish. >> you said that this is like do or die. this matters right now. it's a critical time. walk us through it, why. >> as you just said, previous presidents have not stood up to china and for 20 years we have been subsidizing their trade at the expense of ours. they might have 25% tariffs on cars made in america but we have a 2% tari

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. good evening, i'm david asman in for trish.ur top story tonight, major theatrics on capitol hill. house intel chairman adam schiff amping up the drama on the phone call with president trump's ukrainian counterpart. >> it read like a classic organized crime shakedown. i hear what you want. i have a favor want from you, though. and i'm going to say this only seven times so you better listen good. i want to you make up dirt on my political opponent. understand? lots of it. on this and on that. you know what i am asking or i will only say this a few more times in a few more ways. and by the way, don't call me again, i will call you when you have done what i asked. dave require appears like he's reading from the transcript. but the problem with schiff's statement is president trump never said that. schiff's version of the call goes unchallenged until later in the hearing when he admits his fabricated version was meant to be parody. >> my summary of the call was meant to be in part parody. the president never said if you don't unders

i'm trish regan. our first story is democrats and the mainstream media crying constitutional crisis again. this time it's about a whistle blower's claim the president made some sort of promise in a phone call with a foreign leader. that call reportedly centers on ukraine. with russia collusion in the rearview mirror and impeachment hitting the wall, the left is seizing on this. it's their last hope. and they want to go after the president. >> it is illegal and it is clearly outside of the bounds of the president's article 2 presidential authority. >> it certainly might breach the levels of the standards in the constitution about being high crimes and or misdemeanors. >> i think at this point we are beyond the constitutional crisis. this is a threat to the very sovereignty of the united states. >> if i said to you, i tell you what, i will ship your country the military aid you need to stop vladimir putin from continuing his invasion westward if you will dig up dirt on the guy that i think i'm running a

i mean, i remember working for several candidates who were ahead, whether it was against ronald reganush in 2004 or obama against romney early. the polls were closer. things change pretty dramatically. i think the state by state though, if you're going to look at general election polls, it's more significant that these polls are close in the states that really matter, that joe biden beats trump in texas, for instance, and that the rest of the field is close. >> rick, i have to ask you because republican officials in multiple states are about to cancel the 2020 presidential primary elections in support of trump in spite of the challenge. it's happened under other presidents when they've had no challenger or a minor one. is this standard or not? >> look, there have been incidents in the past, '84 is an example, '96, where state parties have said, it's not worth our time to go and spend the money to do a primary. there are serious people entering the primary against donald trump. bill weld and mark sanford, joe walsh. whatever their possibilities are, they are still going to mount a seri

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