. >> to bryce's point, it's not as if the outlook for the u.s. economy got so dramatically divorce warrant the sell-off we saw in the fourth quarter. there's a couple of things going on >> there's a tug of war between bulls and bears because of that. and the v-shaped recovery out of the markets is probably indicative of why the entire action that happened october, november, december of last year was quote/unquote overdone the issue is whether you see those catalysts. bryce brings up the fed. one of the big headline catalysts of the year. the earnings season is just about over we're in the last stretch just about three-quarters of the s&p has reported earn,s growth is still good for the fourth quarter, but expectations have been coming down for first quarter you've heard earnings recession thrown about quite a bit it's probably a little too early to call an earnings recession. still as long as those concerns are there, you might see sentiment be a little more on the dampened side of things heading into this next quarter >> are you guys long equiti

in a letter to the u.s. trade treasury, the sun joe snow joe ceo said tariffs could make its products including pressure washers, leaf blowers and hoses, quote, substantially more expensive for consumers. >> courtney live in dallas now not the first sector i'd think of anyone less impacted if these shares do go up? >> reporter: great question. scott's miracle grow do a lot of manufacturing of their products right here in the u.s. so they're a little bit less affected they did get a little lucky because there's this one insect killer they make this container they make and pesticide itself made in the u.s. but battery operated sprayer wand that's attached to it that was subject to tariffs but got an exception because counted as agricultural product. back to you. >> battery operated sprayer wand i have to say, i'm learning more and more i'm paying more and more attention right, to all the things around me how they got here, how they're made to the companies, may be irritating but educational campaign thank you

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the u.s. >> i'm not going to put on quite as smiley a face as you had on your screen a little while ago it's a good thing, both men, president xi and president trump need a deal. you now have in polling in china, 1/3 of chinese saying they're confident in the future of the economy, that's down from 2/3 two years ago. have you half the people in the poll saying that they'd like to move somewhere else. he's got some problems in his own backyard and a deal. an economic deal would help him a lot. president trump would also like a zeal the problem is, you could have the chinese running out the clock on some of the more structural changes that the chief negotiator would like. they're a little bit afraid of when donald trump sits down with president xi, he'll want to deal so much, that he'll give in for a lot of change. >> which is ironic about the weakness in china. and the perception from inside that's not doing that great. for whatever reason, if the president decides this is the way he wants to g

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a big warning, china saying u.s. tariffs could be catastrophic. we've got all the details on what they're saying exactly. tesla turmoil from late night tweets to more turnover to a bold promise on autonomous vehicles >>> and samsung may be getting ready to unveil a foldable phone. outinnovating apple, it seems. we'll have a lot more on that. and we begin with today's numbers. dom chu here >> a waiting pattern, holding patern markets relatively flat and stable only down by 9, 10 points on the dow industrials. relatively flat. same for the s&p 500 and nasdaq as well. outpacing the decliners off by about 0.3% one of the trades on the macro side of things, despite the fact we've seen a general trend up in the value of the dollar, gold prices continue to go higher as you can see, we've seen nice gains over the course of the past 12 months not just the gold trade but also gold mining stocks as well gold by the way up 14% from its recent lows. the miners up 35%. and, of course, we'll take a look at what's happening with our stock of the day the worst per

if the u.s. has a continued string of bad economic news, forget it, it could throw the entire global economy into recession. you want to talk about a slowdown in earnings, forget it, we're talking zero growth this year if you ever go into a recession, we could have a 20% decline in earnings, a 20% decline in the stock market it's the recession concerns what you want to deal with right now. >> as bob mentions the overseas data, so far is looking worse than the u.s. figures. germany just slipped deeper into contraction territory, markets are not responding well to these developments 50 point decline in the dow isn't terrible let's ask my guest if bad news is bad news once again nancy tang letter is here. the shoes, this is the right place to wear them we're going to be able to see them they're beautiful. anyway, paul christopher is head of global market strategy. and great to have you both here. >> thank you >> real quick nancy. how concerned are you about a u.s. slowdown. >> i'm not i think we mak

and u.s. earnings expectations that are near zero for the year, and that's causing a lot of people to say maybe, maybe we should take a pause here back to you, kelly. >> yeah, you've been focusing on that for some time stay with us, bob, if you would. we want to talk more about the markets today, which have been on a tear since the christmas eve lows the dow is up nearly 19% since then, 18% for the s&p and the nasdaq up nearly 20% is the rally long in the tooth, especially with bespoke saying 70% of the s&p is overbought, and that's a three-year high here to answer that is neil hennessy, portfolio manager at the hennessy funds welcome! >> thank you, kelly. >> overbought? are you worried? >> not at all. >> too fast here >> no. what we saw october 3rd through december 26th was just a correction we've had 20 corrections since 2010 14 were between 5% and 10% six were between 10% and 20%, but interesting enough, what happens was people bought into indexes, then indexes were fine when the market's g

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, but we have to agree as a nation mashed the maximum tax be, because that defines the yield to the u.s. government a lot of the politicians, they don't deal with it flat on i hope mr. buffett isn't happened with me on my use -- but i said i agree, what do you have in mind >> he is a million, 35% tax, 5 million or more, 40% i signed on the dotted line instantaneously. everyone in new york, new jersey, connecticut, kentucky, high tax states are already in the 50s. it's a moral question. what should the people give up of their hard work i'm lucky, okay? i work very hard, but i've worked hard doing what i love. i don't mind giving back, but i think there's a question, what the working person should do if you ask a man in the street what the typical tax rate of the wealthy people, they would have no clue. >> lee cooper madge, thank you so much. a lot to unpack. i'm going to send it back to you, kelly >> great stuff thank you so much. >>> coming up, round 2 for eloans verse the s.e.c why shoulders are paying attention. and another company known for food and beverages is betting big a pets 'l

and china and between leaders of the u.s. and russia for all of the problems with those authoritarian countries, which you are describing will sound more dangerous if they float out of ours, away from the u.s. altogether than if we maintain some kind of back and forth here >> exactly right it's very uncomfortable or unpleasant for americans to think, oh my god, there is consequences of the actions we take but it's a fact that the enemy of my enemy is a friend and if we make enemies of both parties, we're going to push them together as we have been doing secondly, just as you said, that in a trilateral geopolitical relationship as we found in the, you know, with kissinger and nixon, when you first had this split between this china and the soviet union, you want to be closer to each of the competitors than either is to each other so that's a hard challenge it's often unpleasant. it means dealing with authoritarian regimes that we don't like for a lot of other reasons. if you fail to do that, you can hardly complain the predicta

what the reaction will be from u.s. allies in the world bank, whether or not they approve of this deal. it would be very unusual for them not to, but i asked a senior administration official earlier in the week what he made of the criticism of malpass from some of the more globalist or multinational, multilateralists if you will, here in washington. he said they're not worried in the white house about that criticism. they think they can get this done and they think that malpass is the right guy the senior administration official telling me earlier in the week the president likes malpass' experience here and he shares the president's views on what should be done at the world bank >> we'll hear more from the president himself on this in a couple minutes eamon, thank you >>> does this mean we won't see 25% on chinese goods come march 1? joining oudin demico and neil ferguson from stanford university great to have you here neil, let me begin with you and your reaction to secretary mnuchin, what we heard from the president l

u.s. and china playing out in the ten year treasury note yield. right now around 2.6%. at one point last year we were at 3.75% for ten year yield. steep move lower banks are part of that discussion today then our stock of the day, the worst performer in the s&p 500, goodyear tire, those shares have decline by 44% to the down side today and earnings report that game in worse than expected due in large part to slowing auto sales and manufacturing in plus -- places like china and india. >> welcome to the "the exchange". estimates for first quarter growth and gdp are being revised. the new york fed lowering to it 2% for this quarter but the gdp still looks positive not the same for earnings. bob pisani joins us with more from the new york stock exchange what are your seeing >> don was referencing slower global growth. those concerns are now starting to show up in earnings estimates here in the united states. 40% of profits from the s&p earned overseas and today in the first quarter for the fir

that's about as forward-looking you can get for the u.s. could that explain the mismatch? >> i think there's a multitude of headwinds that is certainly one of the reasons from ibm, apple to procter & gamble have brought down the earnings expectations for the next quarter the other big factor is the slowdown great stuff, seema the commerce defendant reporting -- steer liesman is any washington to dig into this more for us. >> kelly, thanks a pretty strong number two was the average on the street it came in at 2.6, which is half a point plus one, which was better than the estimate business investment was also stronger than expected the residential numbers were negative that's been hit by higher interest rates government, not much of a factor, up 0.4, though that spending did help we'll take a look at the trajectory we had a steady decline from the readily good second quarter, which was north of four, down to a better number, but the estimate, just so you know, we go down to 1.8, 1.9 in the first quarter. that's no actual data to back it up the award guys goes to mike england

a surprising fourth quarter loss u.s. growers are asking the usda to open markets in china get this more avocados are coming up from mexico, we want to send our avocados across the ocean. it is a global thing >> jane, i want to say thank you. i'm a los angeles guy. you said guacamole you are on the east coast. they say guac. it drives me insane. it is the biggest pet peeve. you missed the opportunity to title that segment is can we guac >> how good is this for chipotle >> it is good for chipotle to have lower prices. you will still have to pay extra. why not? why not exploit? >> the gasoline. >> when oil prices go up, they raise the burrito. when prices go down? >> they don't go down. >> jane, thank you very much jane wells i'm sorry, brian, about guac. >> it should cost 50 cents >> $3 in my neighborhood you open it up and it's brown. i don't understand. >> these are such american problems rams, 41 patriots, 2. you heard it here first. >> from your lips. >> thank you, bill and brian the super bowl he's talking about. supe

u.s. steel companies have benefited from higher tariffs with greater profits, the share prices have been destroyed and part of that is there's no certainty as to how long this tariff is going to last. if we passed a law weather a 25% or 200% tariff or 0 tariff, would the certainty provide better outcomes for the market >> i think certainty in these matters would be helpful >> so toward that end, we're working on the global trade accountability act my hope is that can be bipartisan and congress can eventually lock in our rates and the trade deals that do make trade great again. thank you, and my time is expired. i yield. i appreciate your testimony. >> thank you very much, chairman powell i'd like to thank you for your testimony today. without objection, all members will have five legislative days within which to submit additional written questions for the witness to the chair which will be forwarded to the witness for their response i will ask our witness to please respond as promptly as y

the top commander of u.s. forces in the middle east telling a senate committee of the 34,000 square miles of territory that isis once held, it now controls less than 20 however, he said the fight is not over >> the successful partnership with the syrian democratic forces and the iraqi security forces was instrumental in these gains against isis but it is important to understand that even though this territory has been reclaimed, the fight against isis and violent extremists is not over and our mission has not changed. >> france's yellow vest protest movement joining ranks with a major union in a day of protests over taxes and buying power. there were brief scuffles after police fired several rounds of tear gas at the protesters >>> and a banksy painting that shocked onlookers as it partially shredded itself after being auctioned off is now going on display in germany. starting today, it will be on display through march 3rd. the painting has been retitled to "love is in the bin after it shredded itself. i still

is of the underlying themes the importance of relationships, particularly in the u.s. senate. mitch mcconnell has a relatively special relationship. here is where video. [video clip] >> obviously, it is a great pleasure to be here today.

african-american representative to the u.s. congress in november, democrat joe neguse, he's a lawyer and executive director of the states regulatory agency and a former regent at the university of colorado. >> you have been described as a wonk, is that bidding? -- fitting? >> i think so, i've always been nterested in public policy and the ramification of policy on people's lives. i suppose wonk is an accurate description. >> you're not new to policy. >> i'm not. >> where you before? >> i was a practicing attorney, i practiced law in colorado, i was involved in the public sector for some time. i was a regent at the university of colorado, it's one of the few states where we elect regents. i served a six-year term, epresenting the same congressional district i now representing congress. i tried to make higher education more affordable and

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. >> demonstrators burned u.s. and israeli flags as tensions rise over sanctions. >> early tax filers are seeing less in their refund checks. >> the i.r.s. says so far the

saudi arabia has denied claims it has any connection with the national enquirer as the u.s. tabloids dispute with amazon boss jeff bezos escalates there's also has accused the national enquirer as publisher am i of trying to blackmail him with private photographs after he hired an investigator to prove the coverage of him was politically motivated bezos also owns the washington post which employed and murdered a saudi journalist jamal khashoggi a stray is the largest city sydney has been hit by severe storms causing flash flooding and cutting power to thousands of homes the downpour follows record rainfall in queensland last week which led to flooding in the state's northwest

territories four of them to the list american samoa guam the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico all officially unincorporated terry is territories of the states they were added to the money laundering blacklist for failing to meet commissions the commission standards of due diligence on financial crime alongside countries including north korea libya and afghanistan what a group you nations now have one month to endure to reject the commission's designations unless they vote for a second month of deliberation. and if you think steel is important to you to consumers to economies you know you have a car you drink beer or something like that listen to this we told you about that devastating dam disaster in brazil which burst on january twenty fifth i think it was took the lives of one hundred fifty people probably more there's one hundred eighty still missing. the dam was located at a site of an iron ore mine operated by the largest iron ore company in the world the way the company subsequently announced it was decommissioning ten additional dams in th

. >> the u.s. and now many in europe backing guido. russia and china supporting maduro. all this is new crisis for venezuelans who have been struggling for years. the infla i so high people can't afford to buy what food is in stores. >> what do you think of the prices every day? >> the prices is crazy. >> he told us some low level members of the military have also

investigation reported that president trump asked the acting attorney general to put an alley, the u.s. attorney of manhattan who already recused himself in the case and matt whitaker apparently ignored the request. >> did you ask acting attorney general whitaker to stop the investigation into your personal attorney, mike kohn. president trump: no, i don't know who gave you that false news. howie: joining me, mollie hemingway, sara fischer and richard fowler. mollie, what did you think of the "times" story.

this could ultimately lead to the u.s. opposing tariffs. angela merkel rejects the suggestion that german carmakers compromise u.s. national security. >> we are proud of our cars.

europe has a far bigger problem than the u.s., for sure, and has less tools than china. being on the wrong side of policy is risky for europe.

after the u.s. congress refused this week to approve president trump's request for five point seven billion to build a wall along the u.s. southern border trub circumvented the legislative body by declaring a national emergency truck now has access to eight billion dollars already approved by congress to build three hundred seventy six kilometers of wall to stop illegal immigration even though the white house won't say exactly where we want to stop

demonstrate his legitimacy and that were against nicolas maduro has launched a petition demanding the u.s. stay out of venezuela's affairs speaking at a rally in the capital he once again denied the existence of a humanitarian crisis. because of their meats oil resources minerals and other great wealth critics are pushing and to national

security council after accusing the u.s. led coalition of killing sixteen civilians in a bombing raid on the border with iraq. it is ten pm here in the russian capital great to have your company as always this is r.t. . italy's prime minister has fired back at senior european officials after he was accused of being a puppet of his euro skeptic governments during a tense exchange an e.u. parliament earlier delivered a somewhat scathing assessment of brussels saying it's no longer in touch with its citizens. the european project seems to have lost its momentum but we have seen the transfer of power is increasingly from the countries to the union my question for you mr conti is how much longer will you continue to be the puppet on salvini and in my own strings. europe faced with an economic crisis without precedent has

and most go on damascus agrees to open to the humanitarian corridor the refugees in a tent camp in u.s. controlled syrian territory. a very well welcome you watching r.t. international with me making arun now our top story this hour there's been an rest of the latest yellow vests protests in paris where hundreds gathered for the fourteenth consecutive weekend of action against president mccraw government's police used tear gas and some protesters have been detained. of course. you might just be able to see in the distance that we've got protesters who are throwing what

he's mismanaged that place, he's eviscerated democratic institutions, but the fact of the matter is u.s. troops going into venezuela is only going to make the situation worse. there is no basis for it. it's not like congress has authorized the use of military action ensiinside of venezuela. what i see, chris, is what you see. what is the common thread? this is a president who does not speak up for democracy or human rights in saudi arabia when there is a brutal murder of a "washington post" journalist. he speaks up for it in venezuela because he thinks it serves his political interests here at home. he thinks it serves his political interests in florida. >> exactly. >> the reality is they made this big play in recognizing alternative government and they look feckless because maduro is still there, the military is still backing him. the question is what are they going to do about it? there is no military option,

everything is normal i've been here twelve times it's nothing changed but i think that message to the u.s. it's one of pure terror and yet i was on the. you know i was a suicide truck called on the venezuelan military to overthrow doro saying that they are risking their future by supporting the government. in europe is saying that things on the ground there are peaceful do you think that the military will listen do you think that the people will listen. the military is solidly with the we don't know when you look at the history of venice wales military after the coup

then, we talk about u.s. venezuela relations with florida international university of latin and caribbean center director frank mora. and president trump's border emergency declaration, is discussed by university of texas at austin law professor stephen vladek. be sure to watch c-span washington journal, live at 7 am eastern, tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> watch c-span wednesday night for live coverage president trump's visit to vietnam as he resumes talks with north korea's kim jong un. live on c-span, c-span.org, and listen with the free c-span radio app spirit before heading to vietnam for his summit with north korean leader kim jong un, president trump marked african-american history month with a reception at the white house. from last week, this is 20 minutes. and mrs. trump.

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sounded like there was a question about walking back the u.s. position. i don't know if you could hear what the president said. good morning, margaret. >> reporter: good morning to you, john from hanoi here. we're a short distance from that hotel. the hotel where the two leaders are meeting right now. what you heard were questions from reporters who are in the room for that historic handshake. it is historic that this meeting is happening at all. what you heard being asked was

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. >> so the u.s. that put the nfl in a bit of a predict amendment at the end of the day. the policy leads as this, everyone who is a part of the leak must refrain from conduct that's mental to the integrity of and public confidence in the nfl. this includes owners, coaches, players, team employees, game officials and employees of the team office, nfl films or any another nfl business s. the. is there any indication? we know the nfl is monitoring the developments, but is there any indication what they will do if he is arrested? >> reporter: right so that is the statement that we've got from the nfl. i'm assuming they're going to have to wait until this case is adjudicated before they will make a decision. but those reports are still coming in. this is a bombshell that happened yesterday so it's still right now this case is still unfolding. so we'll have to wait and see. >> so, jonathan, jupiter's police chief says the alleged

security advisory. >> glor: how much is u.s. adjusting quickly? >> edon't know. it's as major described, upping

in response to their reporting that trump asked then acting attorney general matthew whitaker if a u.s. attorney he was close to could oversee the michael cohen probe. trump tweeting today the new york times reporting is false. they are a true enemy of the people. the times responding the phrase enemy of the people is not just false, it's dangerous. it has an ugly history of being wielded by dictators and tyrants who sought to control public information. >> if you're a fireman, you can't write off your dues. if you're a nurse, your uniform. if you're a teacher, your supplies that you put out for your children for the kids. those deductions are gone. >> dana: tax preparer talking about changes in your tax returns this year.

. >> early earlier today, president trump spoke about the u.s. economy, national security issues, and immigration. he was joined by several u.s. governors who are at the white house attending a business meeting. this is about half an hour. [applause] president trump: thank you very uch. thank you very much. please. thank you very much. as governors we all sort of get together and we have a good time, but we also, we're going to accomplish a lot. it's going to be a very good meeting. tremendous things are happening for our country. i'm now, right after this meeting i leave for vietnam where i meet with chairman kim and we talk about something

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. >> thompson: u.s. envoy stephen biegun arrived in south korea today ahead of tomorrow'sne pld meeting with north korean officials. diplomats from all three nations are expected to work on arrangements for a second summit between president donald trump anjonorth korean leader kim ng u.n. officials say there willuce discussionlearization and what progress has been made since the singapore summit last june president trump said last week e that he may reveal the dd location for the second summit during his state of the union speech on tuesday. pope francis made history tod,

. >> melissa: and a fox news alert, the u.s. supreme court announcing that it will take up the battle over plans to add a citizenship question into the coming census. this comes after the jump administration set of plans to ask the new question, sparking best backlash from credits saying he would make immigrants hesitant to respond to the senses. immigrants rights groups have sued over this, and the court will hear the case before its term ends in late june. the colorado man who battled a mountain lion while out for a run is opening up about the horrifying experience. we will have a y report next. ♪ okay, max...time to help mrs. tyler

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we asked for some sanctions to be lifted and the u.s. was asking for more than what we offered. listen here. >> they were willing to denuke a large portion of the areas that we wanted. we couldn't give up all of the sanctions for that. so we continue to work and we'll see. we had to walk away from that particular suggestion. >> was what reposed is not the