that's the fix, raise prices. >> fast answer, steve cortez, would you buy chipotle at 468? should because the cortez family loves chipotle so much, and spd so much money there, i should participate on the ion on some of the profits on chipotle no, seriously, i generally like the stock here. look, i like stocks in general right now and lets me give you one more bullish nugget today. the president is going to wisconsin talking about buy american and hire american and i think that's going to enthuse them. stuart: snapchat denies the ceo labeled india as a poor country. the internet trolls had a field day with this one. ashley: india and spain, actually. stuart: india and spain, he basically told the truth. liz: he was accused of it. he's denying it. ashley: a disgruntled employ hee, remember the source, to lizzie's point. a disgruntled employee filed the lawsuit. stuart: did he? >> it came from court documents. stuart: shaking your head? >> anytime a headline starts with a disgruntled employee, you have to take it with a grain of salt. the biggest thing about snapchat, faceboo

steve cortez. the company of the news, united airlines.at the stock price down just over two points. we've all seen the video on the left-hand side of the screen. to say it went viral is the understatement of the decade. it's all over the place and everybody is talking about it and i say that there's going to be some changes at united because of it? >> the department of transportation is looking at the overbooking policies of united airlines. there's a report that the chinese social media platform has 130 million views of the video. i'm not sure if that's correct. wow, this is a really bad pr black eye for ual. stuart: i think that the ceo's job, oscar munoz is in trouble. >> i completely agree. not only the video as liz pointed out, but the way he handled it and supported the employ's who dragged the passenger off the plane. there's a way to handle it, but-- >> i think that the flying public is outraged about this and other things when you fly. ashley: to liz's point they've got to address the overbooking issue. all the airlines do it, ma

steve cortez what is the investing community think about this on. >> there hasn't been a lot of damage done to the stock just yet but that doesn't mean that there's not long-term's brand damage done for a long time they've used the song rhapsody in blue. they might not fix that. if i was a shareholder which i'm not i would say were overbooked and we don't had room to you. we need you to give up your seat because we need new leadership. >> i think you're absolutely right. i think this will wind up costing him his job you will remember the pants that were trying to wear some leggings on board and they were told they could get on and then there was an incident where dr. was trying to save someone's life and said it united united did not had the basic things in its first aid kit. all of this stuff starts to add up as you look at that poor man getting pulled up i think you can all feel for him because we all hate flying. we been in some kind of similar situations. michael, and steve thank you very much. there is more coming up. it's all part of a strategy to make government lean and mean an

steve cortez with you earlier nailed it. this is a great day for the working man and woman.r the strong business man or woman. there can see huge benefits from the tax cut. this is a date that we should all celebrate. the american people are can i can be able to keep more of their own money but that's not what the press conference said. he was very unclear. if that's true then i will jump on the band reckon with you. this was a press conference short on details and the devil is in the details. >> i'm just so happy that you're here. i think we got more details in this than we expected. i did not expect to hear that. the zero protect% tax rate. there is a lot that they told us. it's a plan. and here is a talking point that may be he should have talked about. if we can get the economy growing instead of 2% which is very anemic if we can get that back up to 3% which shouldn't be that difficult that makes an enormous difference over the long run to an ordinary family. it is great that they get a lower tax bill but it's even more important that we get up to 3%. we are talking abou

and joining us now to analyze from chicago fox news contributor steve cortez and the publisher of catalina magazine. let me start with you, cathy. seems to me it's not clear cut. >> it's in the clear cut but he's not an illegal immigrant. he's here legally until 2018 and was hage a cab after going to a restaurant and at moment didn't have his papers it's not a show-me state and three hours later he was thrown out of the country. so he is a legal citizen and the department of homeland security did acknowledge he was supposed to be here until 2018. leg legally he could be here until 2018 so they switched their party and was a legal resident deport to mexico within three hours. >> dhs is saying he left and did so without permission and they were well within their rights in order to do this. what do you make of it? >> i would take umbrage with him as a citizen. he's not a citizen. i have great -- ok, resident. i have great empathy because they were brought here by their parent. i have no such sympathy for adults who willfully break our immigration laws and i say this as a trump partisan and hi

stuart: steve cortez, you're a trump guy. you're inside the campaign.this a trade war or the opening shot of a negotiation? >> i think the ladder. it's a bond negotiation. i certainly hope so, anyway. i don't want to get into a trade war and one of the few areas i'm not complete agreement with the president is sometimes on trade. but i do agree with the principle that we have a lot of very, very bad trade deals. we don't have reciprocity, particularly when it comes to china. they're not as open to our products and services as we are theirs. for the most part canada has been a pretty darn fair trade partner, so i hope we don't start picking on canada a whole lot. stuart: well, steve and mike, we're glad you could be with us today. the market has started off strong, and we're up about 200 points. steve, mike, thank you very much. yes, we are, we're up 187 points. close to a 200-point gain again. in our 10:00 hour this morning, one of the conservative student groups suing uc berkeley saying let ann coulter speak. the young americans foundation joins us at

. >> dana: fox news contributor steve cortez.ith us in studio, kathy ulrich, publisher of catalina magazine. what you think happened here, it seemed to me it's not clear cut. >> is not clear cut, but he is not an illegal immigrant, he is here illegally until 2018. he said he was hailing a cab after going to a restaurant and at that moment he didn't have his papers, which at this is not a show me your papers state. it is not illegal to not have your license or i.d. with you. at that .3 hours later he was thrown out of the country. he is a legal status and in the homeland acknowledge that he was supposed to be here until 2018. legally he could be here until 2018. they switched their stories. he is a legal residence of this country that was deported to mexico within three hours. >> dana: steve, dhs is saying that he left, he did so without getting the permission and they were well within their rights in order to do this. what you make of it? >> steve: i would also take umbrage with cassie, kathy saying he is a citizen. he's not a ci