i doubt very much if they will point the finger of blame at each other. >> steve moore, our apologiestime. witchhunt is the name of the book and we are glad to have you with us. housing starts falling after getting buster move in december. will it stay strong through the election? we have the details you need to know, coming up next because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price invest with confidence. the new rx. crafted by lexus. lease the 2020 rx 350 for $419 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. we have the december boom that kicked new permits up to a 13 year high. the january pullback was less than expected. are we on a steady footing for housing heading into the election. let's bring in roger. thank you for being here. are americans going to feel good about the housing market going into the election. >> no, sir, they're going to feel great. we have great news that continues to pop up and just because it slowed down a little bit does not mean demand is not there. we have so many great things going on with the country whether it's an elec

i am david asman, joining me today, steve moore, zachary, scott martin and liz peek. bernie sanders taking the lead last night in new hampshire, building momentum into nevada and south carolina. >> our campaign is not just about beating trump it is about transforming this country. it is about having the courage to take on wall street. the insurance companies, the drug companies, the fossil fuel industries, the military industrial complex. >>> the san sanders surge is an issue for moderate democrats. lloyd sounded off with a tweet, if dems go on to nominate sanders, the russians will have to reconsider who to work for to screw up the u.s., sanders is just as polarizing as trump, he will ruin our economy, and does not care about our military, if i am russian, i go with sanders this time. >> i have to say bernie sanders probably could not find anyone to go after him on twitter, he would be more excited about than lloyd, that is probably a battle of honor in sander's camp, all kinds of democrat notables have been ought there saying this could be a mcgovern kind of law, a

steve: welcome back, we just told you details of trump economic boom, steve moore is here, he is an actualser to steve, they say it is thanks to obama. >> i get that thrown in my face all of the time. thiede arthese are same team frs ago that i -- they said in donald trump elected he will cause a depression, he will destroy the economy, now they say the obama effect, the fact that barack obama no longer president is why we have the boom. one statistic for you, i know president it proud are 6 1/2 million, that is the number of unfilled jobs in america today, that is larger than the state of indiaindiana. we never seen that before in history of this country, this is the best labor market for workers we've seen in your or my lifetime. steve: now, important point, the economy was going down. >> decelerating. >> in economy last year in office economy -- in obama's last year in office the economy grew on 1 1/2%. if the economy was doing well hillary clinton would be president today, but people's pe realize, 36% of american felt that it was great now it is 73%. >> the american people can fill it,

dagen: steve moore federal reserve got it right after essentially -- people like to dismiss presidentanything, he is just a -- >> great point. dagen: a reality show figure. -- i heard a podcast, of last week, at the panelists talking about federal reserve i think paul krueger was on there. >> the economy never going to recovery from a trump presidency -- how wrong could you be? nevertheless, they were talking president trump got it right on interest rates, president trump called the fed out on what was a major policy mistake that they were making! they reversed course, we get a much firmer economy, we get a much better tone in the market. he was right. >> you are absolutely right dagen as well. this is what really turned around the economy. remember what it was like a little over a year ago, when we had that 2500 dollar plunge in the stock market i am sure charles remembers how terrible end of 2018 was that is because the fed made two major mistakes, one in october then december raising rates at a time high growthing no the inflation. and since the fed reversed course in no small part

tomorrow night's state of the union address, i want to bringing in economic advisor to the president, steve mooresteve, talk about the coronavirus. maybe some economists are starting to crunch numbers. the potential impact it could have on us. the trump economy, can it derail the trump economy? >> well, certainly can be a big negative. we're hoping and praying that this virus, that we do see a vaccine introduced very soon but, you know, china is not the major part of the u.s. economy. so, it could have a continued negative effect. but, look, there is so much else going on. the manufacturing report today that you just talked about, charles, i love that you know why? it was one area of the economy i was most worried about. now that you're seeing a surge in manufacturing, this may just be a one or two-month blip. that is still a very good sign. may i add one other point, charles. you made a really interesting point at the start of the program, what did you call them the maga, what is that term? charles: the maga stocks. trillion dollar companies leading the rally. >> i love that. charles: just a coi

whether the economic momentum will continue, advisor to president trump, steve moore. eve, thanks for joining us. >> hi, charles. charles: let's start with this proposal other potential proposal to help americans get started in the stock market. how would that work? >> let me be clear this is just a proposal. the white house and my buddy larry kudlow are working on a lot of ideas but one of the ones we're interested in a cut would allow people to put 5 to $10,000 he have year, charles, into a tax-free account, invested in the market, probably an index fund. you used a great term, democraciesization of the stock market. that is what it would do. people taking advantage of the program would be invested in the market. you would then, every time microsoft goes up or apple, walgreens, walmart, everyone benefits. so this would be something that would add tens of millions of americans into stock ownership and that is the way you get wealthy in this country. charles: it really is. i think about the political chessboard, this is one of the moves, one move away from checkmate, ri

. >> this is steve moore, so fun to grill you for once. neil: watch it young man. >> i'm concerned. some polls suggest a bernie sanders surge. let's assume for a minute, we don't know what will happen tonight but assuming bernie sanders socialist wins, i would be worried about a stock sell-off. neil: depends on what market focus on, you could flip that, say, if he looks like the nominee he would be the george mcgovern of this era. i did talk with a lot of folks in iowa, i was there about getting increasingly concerned about bernie sanders even with his popular support he would go the same route, there is no way of knowing, that but some have been kicking around the idea maybe we change the rules and make it more flexible for bloomberg to debate or let superdelegates who right now condition vote -- can't vote on first ballot and go ahead -- >> wait a minute. didn't they -- i was going to say didn't they do that in 2016 with hillary and bernie. neil: the idea was to prevent something like that, this guy. they might be mixing the stew again, you talk about a food fight. >> neil, as iow

david: we pledge i -- bring in , with steve moore, and liz peek. and zachary. we start with you, romney decision, not purely partisan any more. it was in house. now. >> one vote, by one republican. for conviction, does that make a difference. >> not much, mitt romney is considered by conservatives barely a republican. many people think he had a grudge against this president, ever since there was a dal yance about him becoming secretary of state, i don't think that this will have were impact, but on mitt romney's approval ratings which are surging like a stone -- sinking like a stone and worse in his home state than trumps are. david: do you think it was vin n >> i will not question someone's religious faith. which he says he drew on for this decision, i think if -- i think that mitt romney is furious that he did not win in 2012, and someone he thinks much less capable did in 2016. >> liz, i i am you know -- jealousy is a very ugly thing, i talked some political friends in utah they were talking about a recall of mitt romney. there is anger in the state, other t

for s&p 500, this is "bulls and bears," thank you for joining us, i am david asman, joining my, steve moore, liz peek, gary kaltbaum and robert wolf. the sell-off began in italian, there are now more than 200 cases of coronavirus and 6 deaths focused around milan. it is the business center. there are more than 800 reported cases in south korea, with death toll there rising as well and also in iran, and kuwait, and afghanistan and bahrain getting hit, trump tweeting out: >> stocks have digested the news up until now, what was it about today's news causing that slide. >> when you hear that china's home sales are down 90% year-over-year, adidas, business in china, 85% down. you see pictures of airplanes flying to milan and confirmed with 8 people onboard, and they shut down festivals in venice, then you hear about other countries. it tends to feed on its. but i want to be clear about something, at the highs last week in 14 months. the nasdaq was about 58%. and dow up 36%. that is like 5 years of gains, so, the market is supposed to be two steps up one step down, not 5 steps up no step down, i

credit for the, economist steve moore is with us, suzanne crabtree, you seem to be on board with that, jimmy carter was responsible for the reagan boom, too. trump will try to bring back mining jobs, how is he going to do that? three years later, there are blue-collar jobs. on the campaign in 2016, we would go to michigan and pennsylvania and west virginia and kentucky and ask people, i would always ask people, how is that recovery going for you, neil, people would say, what recovery are you talking about? it is good economy if you live in silicon valley or hollywood or washington, d.c., but rest of the country, not so much. 36% of american people rated the economy good or great during the obama presidency. today almost 70% rate the economy good or great. >> neil: numbers can be funny things, i get that. the fact of the matter is, it was not as if donald trump inherited a depression. we had gone from early days of obama administration losing a million dollars a month to gaining in the last. eclipse three years of job gains under this president. we can play fast and loose with numbers

for s&p 500, this is "bulls and bears," thank you for joining us, i am david asman, joining my, steve mooretbaum and robert wolf. the sell-off began in italian, there are now more than 200 cases of coronavirus and 6 deaths focused around milan. it is the business center. there are m

applause] >> and on the development side, kato aumont, a couple of former tndc staff people, sarah moore and steve white. so thank you to all of you for not only supporting this development but for supporting all of tndc's work. we are truly grateful. [applause] >> thank you to katie and tndc staff. we're long-term owners, and we're going to be working with the staff and everybody. and now, we're celebrating the building. it's great design, and there's hopefully going to be very active public space. but the real story is among the 150 residents who will be able to live affordably and hopefully close to where they may work in san francisco, and i've gotten to talk to cici roberts a little bit, who's going to speak to you now, who's one of our residents, who came through our lease-up process to get a unit. a single mother of two was living on the peninsula, commuting to a job in san francisco. i can't have to tell you about the cost of housing everywhere in the west bay, certainly. commuting and all of that, trying to deal with the two kids and now is here. she also has some incredible stories, whic

donald trump, steve king, and roy moore are the problem with the republican party, a party that supportsose folks and not someone like mitt romney. and history will remember that correctly. >> do you think -- i mean, i think i kind of know the answer to this question, but some of the senators who voted for acquittal said they felt the president has learned his lessons and then clearly we see, no, it's still the perfect call and there was no sense of lesson learned from this address he gave. >> it was a copout. i don't even believe that any of those senators believer th that. you could make an argument to acquit this president based on the evidence or what they thought was lack thereof. but to say i think he's going to be fine without the punishment, he did the crime, but the punishment doesn't -- he doesn't need it because he's going to have learned his lesson? that was a copout. that was about saying i feel good about this. i feel okay. i can sleep at night doing this because i think he's going to prove me right. he was never going to prove you right. he was always going to prove you wr

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applause] >> and on the development side, kato aumont, a couple of former tndc staff people, sarah moore and steve white. so thank you to all of you for not only supporting this development but for supporting all of tndc's work. we are truly grateful. [applause] >> thank you to katie and tndc staff. we're long-term owners, and we're going to be working with the staff and everybody. and now, we're celebrating the building. it's great design, and there's hopefully going to be very active public space. but the real story is among the 150 residents who will be able to live affordably and hopefully close to where they may work in san francisco, and i've gotten to talk to cici roberts a little bit, who's going to speak to you now, who's one of our residents, who came through our lease-up process to get a unit. a single mother of two was living on the peninsula, commuting to a job in san francisco. i can't have to tell you about the cost of housing everywhere in the west bay, certainly. commuting and all of that, trying to deal with the two kids and now is here. she also has some incredible stories, whic

we have a super sized investment committee, josh brown, jon fortt, steve wise, meghan shoe is here, kate moore, also with us today, deproveco lake owes. >> let's win with the market stocks as we know by now are lower. it is the move in key areas like bonds that we are watching very closely today. kate moore, ten year hits 145. the ten i don't remember keeled down 30% to date 30 year yield record low is this a sign that a tipping point for stocks is in fact closer >> i don't think so many things have been affecting the bond market. the liquidity push from central banks into the bond market i don't think we should take too much signal from yields today and say at this point we are at an inflection and that equity markets have tosell off as a result everyone is looking for an excuse there is a lot of uncertainty, a lot of anxiety about the move we have had thus far. >> doesn't it justify the anxiety that we are feeling now? what do we have, three dozen companies that have come out and said earnings are going to be affect booed at this coronavirus? >> it is a temporary thing a lot of the market is

applause] >> and on the development side, kato aumont, a couple of former tndc staff people, sarah moore and steve thank you to all of you for not only supporting this development but for supporting all of tndc's work. we are truly grateful. [applause] >> thank you to katie and tndc staff. we're long-term owners, and we're going to be working with the staff and everybody. and now, we're celebrating the building. it's great design, and there's hopefully going to be very active public space. but the real story is among the 150 residents who will be able to live affordably and hopefully close to where they may work in san francisco, and i've gotten to talk to cici roberts a little bit, who's going to speak to you now, who's one of our residents, who came through our lease-up process to get a unit. a single mother of two was living on the peninsula, commuting to a job in san francisco. i can't have to tell you about the cost of housing everywhere in the west bay, certainly. commuting and all of that, trying to deal with the two kids and now is here. she also has some incredible stories, which just hap

stephen moore knows that. steveeeing now likely as a result of all of this, that for your bread and butter business, delayed shipments, delayed deliveries, what? >> we are expecting to hear, to see some delays. it's really too early to know the full scope of what may or may not be happening. factories are beginning to turn back on, companies are finding that, you know, there's some difficulties getting their employees there. they have to have their employees screened. they have to make sure they have enough face masks for their factories to turn on. we are hearing, of course, that factories are starting to produce and starting to make shipments, both of materials as well as finished products. one of the things you have to remember is companies really exercise abundance of caution. they want to make sure their workers are safe. they are not going to put their workers in harm's way. i think that's going to be a reason why you will see a slow startup. neil: we should point out, to your point, volkswagen, airbus and toy

andy moore, bbc news. stevet to give a big thank you to the nhs who have been great throughout and my thoughts are with everyone around the world who continues to be affected by the virus. it's good to be back with my family and i would ask you please to respect our privacy from this point on". 0ur health correspondent catherine burns is here some of those friends of is saying he has peyton made some of the scapegoat and nobody wants to catch this. yesterday i was on the streets talking to friends and neighbours and they were saying, leave him alone, he is a normal guy he is a family man, he didn't know he was infected, he did everything by the book when he found out. it's the way the virus spreads, it is one of those things where people can have mild symptoms and go about their lives and not know they are spreading it. and the good news is, he has been treated and is back home. public health england have given is an update, what has been said? their direct has been speaking to the bbc and he has admitted that i

moore. i wonder if you wonder will he win if he stays in the race and what about what steve bannon said in reaction, that the media is the opposition party? this is an example of why they are the opposition party. lawrence: steve bannon said it so it must be right. so just take his word for it. as it stands it is fast-moving but there is a kind of a flash pole that is out in alabama tonight that shows the two candidates tied now. that is a pity that pretty big drop for roy moore. productions for things that are still kind of hot come alive news events -- hot, live news events. i have never before predicted the election of -- outcome of an election in alabama. i have never thought about. here is how much i know about it. when i was serving, both of the senators from alabama were democrats. what do i know about the current situation in alabama? >> i asked the question because they cannot take his name off the ballot. lawrence: that is how murkowski held on to her seat. alaska was a write in. i was researching this, lbj as a write in candidate because they didn't even put him on the ballot. there was

joining me now, jesse moore, founder of common thread strategies and former obama white house speech writer. and jesse, let me begin with you. steve painted this narrative for us where you could have a bernie sanders winning the vote but former mayor pete buttigieg wins the delegates. and as we're saying in this headline, these two men are very much opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of what or how they're positioning their campaign. when you see the polarization happening with the votes, what narrative ef mermerges out of t two for you? >> there are two. and cursing is allowed -- >> let's be very careful. >> one is the head versus the heart battle in the democratic party. bernie sanders represents kind of the purest heart of the democratic politics, people who are voting with what really moves them emotionally and people who are thinking about, ooh, is that too far and is there something that's going to be a little bit more palatable for wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania might be leaning toward buttigieg. the second one is i think buttigieg, he, a, learn, the right to have his name earned by the entire country at this poin

. ♪ ♪ steve: perfect music to start this friday rocky mountain way with joe walsh. the president of the united states was out in the rockies broad moore at least 2,000 on the outside. the president of the united states, said i'm going to win colorado in a landslide. lisa: he had a lot to say. i was reading through a list of the things. he went off on every single democratic candidate.

. ♪ ♪ steve: perfect music to start this friday rocky mountain way with joe walsh. the president of the united states was out in the rockies broad moorecolorado springs. 10,000 people on the inside. local reporters said there were at least 2,000 on the outside. the president of the united states, said i'm going to win colorado in a landslide. lisa: he had a lot to say. i was reading through a list of the things. he went off on every single democratic candidate. brian: including brad pitt. lisa: and oscars brad pitt. brian: i don't know brad pitt was in the prompter. brian: i'm not sure. steve: i think our names came up. that's one of the things. brian: greg gutfeld's name came up too. he used to hate us and now he likes us. steve: greg gutfeld all he talks about now is his hair. great hair now. the president had a lot of material to talk about. remember it was just the democratic debate a couple nights ago. that you will other stuff. here is the president last night in the rocky mountains. >> mini mike didn't do well last night. will i was going to send him a note saying it's not easy doing what i do, is it? look, you are going to vot