steve cohen is one of those people. right now, slow going, we will see what happens and give you the developing details, i would not be surprised, i was talking with one of our many bosses around here that steve cohen comes back. it just seems so logical, he has the money, give them the control, the families are warring with a each other. except for jeff who has been running for so long. anyway. liz: the yankees are worth 4.6 billion according to forbes, mets 3 billion. ♪ my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an a

who will spend more than steve cohen?tly. >> if that guy existed, sell it to him two months ago. >> he tried dodgers didn't get that sam thing i agree with you but there is some chatter out there that there may be someone else and why they felt confident enough to come and ask for more money. >> buyer beware if they treat him the same way as steve cohen. >> a trust issue if i can't trust you for this deal how can i trust you to be a partner in the team? >> do you have a strong feeling about chicken sandwiches >> i almost had one for dinner last tight. >> jeffries calling 2020 the year of chicken innovation why is this a term, kate mcdonald's launching two new breakfast chicken sandwiches wendy's on march 2nd this goes back to pop -- i don't understand why did chicken become an important thing? >> there's a lot going on and has to do with the chicken sandwich battles over the summer mcdonald's sat out right? didn't introduce a premium chicken sandwich the franchisees reportedly asked for and mcdonald's upgrading the restau

steve cohen has walked away from the deal. sources tell fox business. as i say, mr.b commissioner, now confirmed it. he said at the owners meeting down in orlando, which is taking place right now, there is no deal as far as he's concerned. liz: so rob manfred -- charlie: confirmed the story from earlier today. there is no deal. now, i would point out that i have been told by a lot of baseball executives while there's no deal like now, it's done, steve cohen has walked away, the latest reports as of early today, there was a snag and they are working through it. i understand it's done, okay. now, could it come back is the real question. and you know, i think there is more than a theoretical chance it could come back. why is that? because mr. wilpon basically is cash short, he does own the team and the team is worth a lot of money, and you know, cohen's investment in this team boosted up the value of the mets. it was like, this is not the new york yankees franchise. this is a franchise that hasn't won in many years, had some problems on the financial books, but it did b

not bullied by people like elizabeth warren, steve cohen-- chris: get involved in criminal cases. >> the president could way again. you the other president weizen. he weighs into the whole world. he had a conversation with the whole world. he put it on his twitter feed. on social media. he cuts out the middleman. he tells everybody what he thinks on a number of issues including the stone case. >> bill barr says that kind of conversation, even if it is to the whole world not getting onto the phone with old hundred bill barr undercuts his authority and makes it impossible for him, bill barr -- listen to what bill barr said in that interview with abc news. >> go investigate somebody because, in any sense because their political opponent, then attorney general would not carry that. chris: since watergate, residents have generally, perhaps not always, but generally stayed away of involvement of criminal investigations. will mr. trump, going forward, respect barr's request for him to stop commenting on current cases, whether it is in terms of on the air, public statements or tweets. >> ver

steve cohen is worth $15 billion. think when you spend that much money, you know, and you want to -- listen, he valued the met at a very high level because of that, because of how much money he was willing to put in. he's not going to have no say. we should point out the mets almost had a deal with another billionaire, david einhorn, another hedge fund guy a couple years ago. again, he walked on control issues. connell: maybe the mets or wilpons say you know what, that's a lot of money. we don't know. charlie: major league baseball, i will tell you, wants them to do this. remember, it's a club. but you know, you need two to tango and as of right now, as we reported, now confirmed by the commissioner of baseball, rob manfred, steve cohen has walked from his deal with the mets. connell: wow. all the mets fans, we thought we were getting something good out of this. charlie: players, money. you think you can get some money for some players. connell: by the way, i want to say this before i let you go. mow twitter feed is l

with me is a member of that committee, democratic congressman steve cohen of tennessee.re. i appreciate it. last time he didn't show up, you brought a bucket of chicken to make a point. looks like bill barr will show up to testify at the end of march. what's your most pressing questions for him as we sit here today? >> the most pressing question is going to be what he's done with president trump to change the plea agreement, not the plea agreement but the suggestion on a term for roger stone. and what else has he done to influence maybe michael flynn's sentencing and other prosecutions in the removing of prosecutors from cases, the removing of miss lu from being the u.s. attorney in the district of columbia. just the steps he's taken. we thought he was going to come last time. >> i get that. >> george jones has a better record for showing up. >> all right. we'll see. so let's go back to january 15th, 2009. this is during his confirmation hearing before the senate. he said this. listen. >> i feel i'm in a position in life where i can do the right thing and not really care

tonight speech, including al green of texas, alexandria, of cortez, ayanna pressley, maxine waters, steve cohen of tennessee. johnson ofgon, hank georgia, and frederica wilson of florida have announced they are boycotting the speech. robbins in pennsylvania. how do you finish that sentence? to thankd like president trump for doing a great job. everybody acts like it is so easy to run the country, but he came into a lot of problems. i believe republicans and democrats need to work together. i don't believe these people boycotting. what gives them the right when the taxpaying people pay the people to do a job? who are they to not show up? that is an embarrassment to the country. the way they are all fighting like little kids is also an embarrassment to the country. traditionally, any president meets with television anchors prior to the state of the union at an off the record luncheon at the white house. this year, the president had several television anchors, including lester holt of nbc at the white house for an off the record lunch. it leaked, washington post reported on it. here's what they wr

baseballork mets empire is looking for another buyer after the deal with steve cohen fell through.e are told there will be no preconditions over ownership. meaning, any new buyer can take full control immediately. analysts say that can push the sell price and set a major-league record. let's check in on the market action. mark joins us from singapore. chinese stocks are having a bit of a hard time to stay above the flat line in the green zone. what is unfolding there? ark: they are having a bit of trouble trying to decide whether the pboc is more important for the moment or the slope return to work across china. even though the official lunar new year is over, not all companies are returning to work immediately. that is having some sort of impact on what is going to have been to the chinese economy. people know that the economic data is probably going to be weak for several weeks. the pboc is doing its best to maintain high levels of liquidity. that kind of conflict is really pushing equities around. for the time being, positive indicators are not overwhelming beyond negative indic

he's not going to be bullied by people like elizabeth warren or steve cohen. chris: does he have the authority to get involved in criminal cases? >> the president can weigh in. the president weighs in with the whole world. he had a conversation with the hold world. he put it on his twitter feed on social media. he cuts out the middleman where he tells everybody what he thinks on a number of cases. chris: bill barr says that kind of conversation, even if it's to the hold world, undercuts his authority and makes it impossible for him to do his job. >> if he were to say go investigate somebody because and you sense it's because they are a political opponent, then the attorney general shouldn't and wouldn't carry that out. chris: since watergate presidents have generally stayed away from involvement in criminal investigation. will mr. trump going forward risk that, barr's request for him to stop commenting on current cases, whether it's in terms of on the air in public statements or a tweet. >> it's different to pick up the phone and ask your attorney general to d

herbal blue andour joining steve cohen from tennessee sitting on this one.fter six representatives boycotted last year. also absent bernie sanders will be at a rally in new hampshire had of the primary. as for the rebuttal michigan governor gretchen whitner was chosen to deliver it, no doubt with and i toward michigan's role as a swing state and you can watch the state of the union on fox news, coverage beginning at 8:5:05 pm eastern. back to you. >> it is 26 after the hour, donald trump ready to put impeachment behind them with an acquittal expected tomorrow. will this end the never-ending battle over the 2016 election? we will ask our political panel. >> the man who dozed off during the super bowl getting 15 minutes of fame. the sound sleeper's connections one of the president's arrivals, stay tuned. ♪ can plunge you into deep, depressive lows. (crying) take you to uncontrollable highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effective

democrats opting to skip the speech, earl blumenauer joining steve cohen from tennessee after 6 representatives. also absent bernie sanders will be hosting a rally in new hampshire at next tuesday's primary. as for the rebuttal, gretchen witmer will give it with an eye toward michigan as well as a swing state. you can watch the state of the union tonight, coverage beginning at 8:5:05 pm eastern. for folks on "fox and friends first" it has been one long day and will continue to be so. rob: a rocky start to the race, the results delayed for hours with little explanation. jillian: donald trump easily wins the republican caucus with record turnout, kaylee mcinerney knows how voters feel firsthand and joins us live in our first half hour. ♪ you know, new customers save over $1,000 on average when they bundle home and auto with progressive. wow, that's... and now the progressive commercial halftime show, featuring smash mouth. ♪ hey now, you're an all star ♪ get your game on, go play thank you! goodnight! [ cheers and applause ] now enjoy the second half of the commercial! even renters can bundle and

york yankee thinking of getting into upcoming auction for the team after hedge fund billionaire steve cohenillion deal that would have given him an 80% stake in the mets, alex rodrÍguez getting into the business world, meanwhile ashley webster filling in for liz claman. great hour -- ashley: it always is, i'm trying to get my head a yankee possibly buying the mets. breaking news, president trump making remarks to the members of the national border patrol council at the white house at this moment but his national economic director was the one making all the headlines this morning, talking to fox business, the president says wants to introduce a middle-class tax cut by september, we will be going to the white house for all of the details, meanwhile, markets in the red, yes, as they look post gains after two days following record loss can we turn it around in the last hour, we shall do our best, the

pressley of massachusetts, maxine waters of california al green of texas, , hank johnson of georgia, steve cohenf tennessee, earl blumenauer of oregon, and frederica wilson of florida. none of them came. juan: the father of one of the victims of the mass shooting and parkman, florida, was thrown out after he shouted about his daughter' is death. fred guttenberg was nancy pelosi's guest at the state of the union. he interrupted trump's between trump touted his pro-gun positions. melania trump bestowed the medal of freedom on right-wing radio host rush limbaugh, who has spread racist conspiracy theories about former president barack obama among other racist lies. amy: we will have more on the state of the union as we are joined by two guests, lee fang still with us from san francisco and here new york, roberto lovato. lee, let's start with you. give us an overview of the state of the unit address and what exactly took last night. >> look, the constitution provides that the president is expected to correspond with congress with his or her legislative priorities over the last 100 y years t this has

he's not going to be bullied by people like elizabeth warren, steve cohen, the congress one who put aket of chicken near penn couldn't show up to the state of the union. >> chris: get involved in criminal cases under article two. >> kellyanne: the president could win, we see how the president weighs in. he wades into the whole world. he didn't have a conversation with bill barr, in a conversation with the whole world. he put it, as he is want to do, on his twitter feed, social media and express himself, cuts at the moment -- i know the middlemen don't like that in the democratization of information where he tells everybody what he thinks it and a number of issues, including the stone case. >> chris: but bill barr says that that kind of conversation, even if it's to the whole world, not getting on the phone with bill barr undercuts his authority and makes it impossible for him, bill barr, to do his job. listen to what he said in an interview with abc, here he is. >> if he were to say go investigate somebody because -- and you sense it's because their political opponents, then an attorn

of the federal election commission as well as campaign finance attorneys, tennessee congressman steve cohen chairs the house judiciary subcommittee on civil liberties. this is live coverage on c-span 3.

because of that, those sort of losses, there just aren't enough rich people out there, unlike steve cohen already made his $15 billion. from what i understand, the market decline has been hurting the sale, hampering the sale of the mets. liz: really. charlie: from what i understand, there's no significant bidders other than cohen who has kind of dropped out and is waiting on the sidelines. the theory is this. at some point he comes back in because the mets, wilpon, the principal owners, will have to give in to his demands which will be essentially, you know, he will pay them $3 billion but he wants some role in managing the team. he also probably wants sports new york, the cable station that's affiliated with the mets. we should point out, sny is loaded with debt. it's hard for them to sell that separately so you really do need to keep it in the package with the mets, from what i understand. as we are talking right now, from what i understand, no major bidders have stepped up. the market is definitely having an impact here, believe it or not. hedge funds aren't doing too well. looks like

like telling steve cohen, great hedge fund trader, you can't trade anymore.neil cavuto -- neil: you can't eat anymore. >> i was going to say you can't be an anchor anymore. think about that he is one of the great -- neil: he was the guy who created the junk bond market. >> more than that. neil: he is something akin to that today. >> he was the joe dimaggio of finance. he was that great. what he did with junk bonds. there were excesses. clearly there were some issues that drexel the company he was involved in, which kind of corp.erred the market in junk bonds. neil: created companies. >> created companies but created leveraged buyouts that didn't work out. neil: absolutely. >> feds threw everything they could at him. neil: served two years, right? >> was sentenced to 10. he served two. there is a legal debate whether they created laws or used the right law. ironically rudy giuliani who started the ball rolling against him. i believe it was his successor benito romano who -- neil: ivan boesky -- >> ivan boesky was guy they turned evidence on. at the center of,

some democrats opting to skip the speech, blumenauer from oregon joining steve cohen from tennessee after. also absent bernie sanders will be hosting a rally in new hampshire ahead of tuesday's primary. is for the rebuttal gretchen witmer was chosen to deliver it with an i toward michigan's role as a swing state. coverage beginning at 8:5:05 pm. shannon: appreciate it as always, 26 after the top of the hour the iowa caucus results will not be released until later today and joe biden says that is a good thing. >> will be a good night, the democratic parties working against this to get them straight. i want to make sure they are careful in their deliberations. >> is the democratic party to rig the narrative? executive director of the project on deck to debate it. into a smaller life? are your asthma treatments just not enough? then see what could open up for you with fasenra. it is not a steroid or inhaler. it is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. it's an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma m

fox business alert, new questions sounds mets ownership after rumors that hedge fund manager steve cov cohenner in the club. they are responding to rumors, saying. parties of subject to cony in: >> that clears it up. >> i would like a warning. before you do a story like that about the mets out of no where. connell: state of union in washington will be delivered in house chambers, we're waiting for that, this is just a short walk from our location here is capitol hill. the speech, probably is most dramatic domestic stage that president can stand on. a man who knows more than most about this american tradition. fox's congressal correspondent chad pergram. good to see you. i said, pomp and circumstance, we were looking back. first time it was on tv, a while ago. reporter: 1947, harry truman, first televised address. if you track how media developed. it was not delivered in person for more than a hundred year, woodrow wilson began it in 1913. and congress called it state of union starting in 1940s. connell: i have been here a few years now, i love watchin watchg entrances. reporter: sergeant in

earl blumenauer of oregon and steve cohen of tennessee will not attend the president's address.he fbi is offering for information on the so-called screen bandit. the armed suspect wears the mask from the movie scream to rob gas stations in virginia. finally 100 million, that's how many people watched the super bowl on fox. ratings were up for the first time since 2015. brian? brian: all right. thanks, jillian. it's been more than a month since the media's impeachment friendsy, right? >> whatever crimes are found out now or over the course of the trump presidency is nothing compared to what's been buried. >> we haven't had an outlaw president before and that's what we have with donald trump. >> able to say well they tonight have any credibility. i have more credibility. that's what monarchs do. that's what kings do. that's what stalin did. >> this is a cover-up, plain and simple. brian: those guys are going to be out of business soon. impeachment trial all comes to an end tomorrow. anything changed or will it? senator martha mcsally has been forced to sit through it all over the

there were times when we were working together, steve, myself, senator cohen and maybe the '70s 80s when the overestimate the strengths of the soviet union. do we have self-confidence to think the united states and its allies have we forward for success in the 21st century? i commend commend this volume to you. we have republicans, democrats and independents riding auditor today we will hear from four people. my colleague anja manuel will interview michael pillsbury mike is an advisor to president trump, a china specialist, he's really smart. he's at the hudson institute and it was a pleasure to spend three days with mike earlier this year. second interview i will interview my close friend and former boss, condoleezza rice, about these issues. the third interview i'm going to interview kathleen hicks who is one of i think the smartest, young strategists we have in the united states on the position of the american military and our ability to respond to these threats. she's at csis where sector cohen is on the board. and fourth, anja will interview i guy who is a force of nature, kurt camp

cohen. chief strategist and friend steve ban. . he even rails against those like jerome powell.ves targeting law enforcement and the intelligence communities. like jim comey, john brennan, jim clapper, andrew mccabe. and of course robert mueller. it's no secret that trump can't quit hating on democrats like hillary clinton, barack obama, joe biden. they're in the top tier of his negative twitter mentions according to fact base. but it's not like republicans have been spared his wrath like jeff flake and dean heller. both replaced by democrats incidentally. paul ryan, now justin amash. and the past three gops included john mccain. some former trump critics like lindsey graham. >> he's a race baiting, xenophobic bigot. >> has doggedly defended the president. but taking a look at this list is exhausting. evidence that trump targets people who are against him. and tries to hard to appease him. winston churchill defined an appeaser as one who feeds a crocodile hoping he will eat him last. which is why not public servant deserves the last word from a speech she gave last night. that s

sacha baron cohen was earmarked to play the central character and you can imagine him playing it a lot more grotesque. the thing i like about stevegan‘s portrayal is that he's very good at playing characters who are essentially, utterly kind of creepy and unlovable but playing them in a way which makes their company bearable for the course of the movie. for me, i think steve coogan was pretty good. i think sometimes there is a disparity between the very broad stroke comedy of the film itself and the attempts to deal with more serious subject matter, such as refugees. you could say lots of very serious things about the fashion industry but putting the two together is quite a challenge. he is interested in those issues and it wouldn't be a film without them so i don't think they mesh together perfectly. you wouldn't want the comedy without them because it was kind of take the heart out of the film, so i enjoyed it but i don't think it's particularly the most savagely insightfulfilm, but it does have something serious at its heart. whether or not it completely manages to make that more dramatic, that's still up for debate but there

originally, i think, sacha baron cohen was earmarked to play the central character, and you can imagine him playing it a lot more grotesquely. the thing i like about steveis that he's very good at playing characters who are essentially utterly kind of creepy and unlovable, but playing them in a way which actually makes their company bearable for the course of the movie. so for me, i think steve coogan was pretty good. i think sometimes there's a disparity between the very broad—strokes comedy of the film itself and the attempt to deal with more serious subject matter, such as refugees, such as worker exploitation. i was wondering how that would work, because you could say lots of very serious things about the fashion industry, but putting the two together is quite a challenge. but crucially, michael winterbottom, that's the kind of thing he does. because he is interested in those issues, and it wouldn't be a michael winterbottom film without them, so i don't think they mesh together perfectly. you wouldn't want the comedy without them, because it would kind of take the heart out of the film. so i enjoyed it while i was watching it. i don't think it's pa

cohen. welcome. [applause] and also paid tribute to the people that embody bipartisanship involved in every effort to go across bipartisan lines former national security advisor steve hadley is here as well. [applause] rama manuel you will see him on stage during the interviews. the subject is china. all of us agree that our relationship with china is the greatest challenge we can face as a country in the next several decades and it's an important moment in that relationship from march 1979 jimmy carter and ping from the democratic administration, we all felt that we were seeking cooperation with china that was a basic strategy and the chinese felt the same way. in recent years there is no question that both countries have went from a strategy of competition. that gets to the heart of the vital national interest oversea overseas. we are competing for military predominance in the indo pacific with the allies japan and south korea and australia for 75 years ago but the chinese make a concerted effort to cut into that military power. we are competing to see who will dominate the next generation of military technology in two years the aspen strategy groups was thinking

0riginally, i think, sacha baron cohen was earmarked to play the central character, and you can imagine him playing it a lot more grotesquely. the thing i like about stevewho are essentially utterly kind of creepy and unlovable, but playing them in a way which actually makes their company bearable for the course of the movie. so for me, i think steve coogan was pretty good. i think sometimes there's a disparity between the very broad—strokes comedy of the film itself and the attempt to deal with more serious subject matter, such as refugees, such as worker exploitation. i was wondering how that would work, because you could say lots of very serious things about the fashion industry, but putting the two together is quite a challenge. but crucially, michael winterbottom, that's the kind of thing he does. because he is interested in those issues, and it wouldn't be a film without them, so i don't think they mesh together perfectly. you wouldn't want the comedy without them, because it would kind of take the heart out of the film. so i enjoyed it while i was watching it. i don't think it's particularly savagely insightful film, but it's a fun watch — it doe