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joining me on set "bullseye brief" author and founder, adam johnson, kings view asset management cio scottartin. good to see you both. you've been very bullish all along, adam. are you believing this will be at least 191,000 tomorrow and a lower unemployment rate? >> yes. i think we accelerate from here. trish, it is the same story you and i have been talking about over a year, two es of earnings, and employment. most highest adjusted gross income ever, they're spending it. that is driving corporate earnings, trish. if you look at the dow, finally back up to the old highs of january. small caps and nasdaq, already blew through their old highs several months ago. it is a great american story. there is a see the rotation. rotation from crazy growth tech stocks. into value, industrials. things like that for some period of time. 3.5% for q3. those numb blesser continue to support growth stocks in this environment. we're keeping on buying them. trish: what about concerns about trade right now, adam? $200 billion in tariffs, additional tariffs slapped on to chinese goods. >> yeah. trish: does th

we only have a sample set of two, scott you have nixon and clinton >> and johnson, don't forget. >> if you look at the stock charts during those two events, you can see clearly the stock market went with where the economy was going. during nixon's time frame the first opec embargo, stagflation starting up, it was ugly clinton, 1996, right in the middle of the boom, the stock market barely blinked. the economy will trump whatever comes out. >> what do you make of the fact bank of america's most recent fund manager survey, people are raising cash there's a little bit of a defensive posture. tech has been a runaway leader you've had telecom and those type of stocks that have been leading the way. stocks like facebook are down, judge, it's through the 160s, into the 150s. when you see that pushing down to that level, you have to think, and i really did think when you were with tepper last week, judge, we were going to hear him say i'm taking a nibble here this is just too far, too fast a 25% drop out of one of the biggest tech stocks on earth even with the money they're spending >> exposur

author of the "bullseye brief," founder of the "bullseye brief," adam johnson along with kingsview asset management fox news contributor, scottartin. is he right, do we hold all the card? >> some. cards, i will put it that way, and china does too. trish, i have to pull on your mantra for the week, the cost of the iphone we saw go up in the last announcement, the point you're making which is an astute one with all your guests, if apple makes less phones and parts from china and makes them here at home, it goes up to $2,000, would you still buy that phone? i would extrapolate other things we make and buy here. resounding answer, trish, people are not sure yet. trish: ah, no, no. you're wrong on that scott. you know why? >> then i'm a no too. okay. trish: i can attest to that. i wish i didn't love my iphone but i need my iphone. >> agreed. trish: pay 20% more, heck, if you pay 50% more -- >> how about 100%? trish: you still need it, right. you still need it. you will probably still buy it. i would just say, you know what? in some ways we can do a little less stuff, if it means protecting our jobs, protecting our economy, protect

scott morrison will be prime minister. >> thank you so much for that. let's get you the first word news with paul allen here in sydney. >> former u.k. sorin -- boris johnson has launched with new fear a new bid for power, calling premise or theresa may's brexit strategy achingly at the asian --a humiliation. he rejected plans to keep the u.k. close to you trade rules after a separation next march. johnson wrote a proposal would have to leave britain accepting eu rules without having any say on making them. the swedish election was too close to call as voting closed in the poll gave a social democrat coalition 39.4% support. fractionally less than the alliance opposition. the populist sweden democrats pulled about 90%, making them the likely -- 19%, making them the likely kingmaker. north korea celebrated 70 years of existence with a tone it down military parade that a service -- that observers say showed a willingness to resume talks with the u.s. there was no sign of intercontinental ballistic missiles. president trump claimed credit for the change, calling it a very positive statement from north korea. expected to step away on monday from the company he

johnson getting wounded. eah. decidedif robert e. lee to leave his army off -- lead his army off into the wilderness instead of going to appomattox. >> in scott's lecture he said his quote so quickly i didn't get the original source. it was a quote "war and politics by other means." did i just lose my credibility? [laughter] >> yes. >> so what if that had worked? wouldn't -- what if that first -- a at sumter had never been? we could wonder all we wanted to. would we be sitting here today? no, we'd probably be drinking bourbon like normal people on friday night. [laughter] >> doing both. >> john from chance legislatorsville, nine miles away. you said turning points within a turning point. i'm thinking of the old proverb, lost a nail the shoe was lost and so forth. if such a small event that occurred within a turning point that made it a turning point? >> that's a good question. geez. >> this is the sort of question that gets historians scratching heir chins, hmm. tap dancing about time. hmm. >> go for it. >> i feel like we're looking at a huddle. >> i just want it to be noted that drew is the one delaying up here. [laughter] >> i'll give the cre

johnson, utah board of pardons "the federal time is concurrent with the state time. so her expiration date is several years less than what we previously thought it was."scottin a case such as this, that they would be willing to do that, that they would be willing to take a case to look and further consider matters and try to be sure that they're right."as for elizabeth smart she issued a prepared statement calling barzee's release .... "incomprehensible" and was "surprised and disappointed" she'll be freed without undergoing a mental health evaluation.her attorney says she doesn't pose a risk to the community but wouldn't say if she's reformed."that wouldn't be appropriate area for me to comment on. but i believe the criminal justice system got what they bargained for with her. (pam) that was marcus ortiz reporting. barzee will remain on supervised probation with the u.s. marshall's office.. for now, she'll have to remain in utah, but could work out a deal with federal officials to move out of state. a heartless act caught on camera. some teenagers take advantage of store clerk by stealing from him after he suffers a heart attack. (pam) a gas station store