lauren: thank you. gerri: 4,000 workers meanwhile at general motors are expected to get their layoff notice this morning. lauren: oh, boy. hillary vaughn joins us with more on that story. good morning, hillary. >> reporter: good morning, gerri and lauren. not a great monday to wake up to for many gm workers. according to reports, this is the first of many rounds of layoffs, gm plans to cut as many as 14,000 jobs this year and they plan to bring five manufacturing plants offline as they try to trim operating costs by $6 billion in the next two years. they're going to put that money towards electric and self-driving car technology. gm is reporting earnings this week. gerri: the expectations are not very upbeat, i have to say. there was chaos in the mcdonald's friday night all because of onions. lauren: here's what happened. >> reporter: leslie mcdonald ordered a big mac on a friday night. he ordered it without onions many when the order arrived his big mac came with onions. that sparked a big fight. he tr

lauren: okay. meanwhile, uke uk ocasio-cortezl take on a new role as the washington warrior in a upcoming comic book. there's a new cover which shows aoc stomping on a republican elephant. the cover also taking a shot at democratic incouple want incoup. there's a report that the green new deal would cost $600,000 for each household. some of the ideas is to eliminate air travel and provide every person with a job. presidential hopeful, democratic senator, kamala harris declined to put a price tag on the green new deal. she said it's not about the cost but a return on investment, cheryl. cheryl: well, taking a look at futures this morning, of course we do have a negative start to your day, dow down 79 in the premarket, s&p, nasdaq as well in the red. we're three weeks into tax season and some think that their tax refunds are shrinking. you're actually right. the reason behind this and why dems might be to blame for misinformation. while some of us dream of retiring to a tropical island, one man has h

lauren: it 5:01 a.m. in new york. it is tuesday, february 5th. i'm lauren simonetti. gerri: i'm gerri willis in for cheryl casone. lauren: president trump will finally make his long awaited state of the union address. he's expected to call for an end to he resistance politics. gerri: some democrats already pushing back. ed lawrence has the latest from washington. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and gerri. the president putting the final tweaks on the state of the union address to be given later today which he says will have a message of unity in it. the white house released an excerpted saying we can build new coalitions forge new solutions and unlock the extraordinary promise of america's future. the decision is ours to make. he will address or make this address standing in front of nancy pelosi, the house speaker. republicans and democrats remain deeply divided over border security. republicans see a humanitarian crisicrisis brewing at the bord. the president says it could rise to the level of a national emergency. he and his advisors say any border funding should

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lauren? lauren: edward lawrence, thank you for all of that. with the markets seeing late day gains, up 13 points from session highs on the dow, the s&p is certainly powering forward. it is about 18% now from its 52-week low. that was on christmas eve, the christmas eve meltdown of 2018. but will the bulls be able to keep all of this up? well, according to adam cobasey, he says dark clouds are gathering and the dovish fed and the trade deal, two positives, are already baked into the stock market and could actually cause the market to fall. if it's seemingly good news, the dark cloud approaching, what should investors be watching for in the coming weeks? let's go to the floor show. we have traders at the new york stock exchange and cme group. at the new york stock exchange, jonathan corpina, what is that? he's basically saying buy the rumor, sell the news? good news is bad news once again? >> i think he's just saying this market doesn't have enough strength to get through these big headlines we have in front of us. i tend to disagree. if you go

lauren: is he good at golf, the president? >> yes, yes. lauren: i didn't know. >> yeah. lauren: jared max, thank you very much. no outbursts here. >> happy valentine's day. >> lauren.cheryl: coming up, if ye hoping to score a date online this valentine's day, beware. how scammers are using cupid's arrow to target victims. who says humans get to have all the dating fun? how cows are now getting in on the love ac. lauren: i keep thinking of flatulence. cheryl: i know. ♪ come on, co come on, get turne faster. to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ >> okay, if you want to fall in love this valentine's day, make sure you don't fall for scams. they are suing for millions of dollars. lauren: serious stuff, tracee carrasco with more on that. tracee: according to friday tradition, romance-related scams, surged within the last year. the number jumped from 8500 to 21,000 in 2018. now, the ftc the amount quadrupl

lauren: welcome back, cheryl. great stuff at the super bowl and now we have the super bowl of speeches happening last night. i'm lauren simonetti. thank you for joining us. cheryl: it's the super bowl of washington, president trump delivering his state of the union address last night. he called for unity and he touted a strong economy with house speaker nancy pelosi seated right behind him. lauren: the president urging congress to provide funding for a border wall. >> an economic miracle is taking place in the united states and the only thing that can stop it are foolish wars, politics, or ridiculous partisan investigations. [ cheering and applause ] >>> we are now making it clear to china that after years of targeting our industries and stealing our intellectual property, the theft of american jobs and wealth has come to an end. [clapping] >> in the past, most of the people in this room voted for a wall but the proper wall never got built. i will get it built. [ cheering and applause ] >> america was founded on l

lauren, susan. lauren: it absolutely is. griff, thank you very much. >>> vice president mike pence meeting with venezuela's opposition leader over the country's humanitarian crisis. the vice president and juan guaido will speak tonight in colombia. u.s. aid is being blocked at the border by nicolas maduro. mike pompeo says all options remain on the table. >> we're hopeful in the days, weeks and months ahead the maduro regime will understand the venezuelan people has made its days numbers. >> at least two people have been killed as protests at the border have turned violent. tonight, trish regan sits down with vice president pence in colombia to talk about the crisis in venezuela. lauren: investors watching capital hill this week. jay powell is set to testify on the economy and monetary policy. they said they will be patient on interest rate increases. powell's testimony comes as the central bank also looks at new ways to achieve its inflation goal. >>> here's some other headlines making news this morning roche acquired spark

lauren: in this building. [ laughter ] lauren: in this very studio. gerri: markets finished up for january. let's see how they're looking on the first trading day of february. take a look. the dow is up 29, the s&p unchanged. the nasdaq down 26. still ahead, amazon beat expectations and chalked up the third record profit in a row, why is the stock trading down after hours? remember this girl? why she's now suing the brand that made her internet picture famous. you're watching "fbn: a.m." ♪ can't read mine, can't read mine, no you can't read my poker face. she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. select hotels to your existing trip. i but i can tell you i liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ gerri: amazon turned itself into a profit machine. the company topping $3 billion in profit for the fourth quarter. that's the fir

lauren and cheryl. lauren: a lot to accomplish and the topic of possible auto tariffs may come up today when president trump meets with the austrian chancellor at the white house. let's take a look right now at where things stand in the trade talks with china. we go to craig dismuke, the vining sparks chief economist. he joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. lauren: we have low level meetings and mid-level meetings and eventually we'll have the big meeting between the president of the united states and china. if they meet, does that mean we have a deal? >> i don't know that it means we have a deal. our base case expectation is that we will. i do expect that they will meet. the stakes are too high. we've seen the impact of all the uncertainty on global growth and then also on the u.s. data in the fourth quarter of last year. i do think they'll meet and i think the stakes are too high for them not to do something. i don't know that it's going to be much different than where we were before. lauren:

hours later, police find lauren and are now in pursuit of roland. they chase him to this church where he shoots and kills himself. >> her mom texts and said that we lost her. and i was like, what do you mean lost her? and she said she got, she got shot. >> what would you say is the greatest tragedy surrounding your daughter's death? >> the unfairness of it. i know that word gets used a lot. but i'm going to have my 50th birthday, and i don't think i deserve to see 50. why couldn't lauren have had a long and beautiful life? >> are you angry? >> mostly sad. >> the sadness is so complete, i don't have room for, for anger. maybe i should be. but i'm just not. >> but we do want change. >> i would just want to note, this is, of course, a very sad time at the university of utah. and even as we grieve, we are aware that our grief pales in comparison to that of the mccluskey family. >> reporter: after lauren's death, the university ordered an independent review. >> the report does not offer any reason to believe that this tragedy could have been prevented. t

lauren: all right. round four and maybe some more many thank you very much for coming on on this historic and important morning. we have special coverage of the summit starting at 4:00 a.m. eastern time right here on "fbn: a.m.." it will be followed by maria bartiromo, "mornings with maria," at 5:00 a.m. we'll be ready earlier as the events do unfold. cheryl: meanwhile, the president in vietnam, busy tweeting this morning. here is another tweet that he just put out. fiat chrysler going to be adding more than 6500 jobs in michigan, detroit area. doubling its hourly workforce as part of a $4.5 billion investment. thank you, fiat chrysler. they are all coming back to the usa. it's where the action is. we'll talk with one of our guests about that in a few moments. lauren: jeeps will be built in detroit. also this, in the u.s., the house is approving a measure to block president trump's national emergency on our southern border. the vote potentially setting up president trump's first veto. cheryl: griff jenk

lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. lauren: there is unease out there. cheryl: just hours from now, the white house says that president trump is going to declare a national emergency to secure $8 billion in additional border wall funding after he signed a spending bill that will keep the government open. lauren: ray bogen is following the ins and outs of all of this in washington. he has details for us. >> reporter: the $330 billion spending bill funds the department of homeland security and other agencies that were shut down for over a month. while the debate over funding may be over, a new fight over presidential powers may just be beginning. >> the ayes are 83. n a ays are 16. >> reporter: the bill is on to the president. sarah sanders says the president will sign the spending bill but he will also declare a national emergency to, quote,en p sur ene stop the national security and humanitarian crisis at the r border. the president is unions again delivering on his promise to build the wall, protect the border and secu

lauren: u.s./china trade talks are set to resume in washington this week following a round of negotiations in beijing last week. these latest talks coming as the clock ticks down to a march 1st deadline for a higher tariffs on chinese imports and as president trump weighs steep tariff is on imported cars and car parts. kevin mccarthy thanking president trump for taking china to account. here he is on sunday morning futures. >> i want to credit this president. he is really moving against china and making for a level playing field, something america should have done a long time ago. what i find is that we are getting movement to where we need, to protect intellectual property rights, to have a fair and level playing field when it comes to trade. lauren: john layfield, fox news contributor, joins us now. good morning, john. >> good morning. great to be with you. lauren: do you think china should expect 25% tariffs on its goods come march 2nd? >> ic they should accept in no, i don't. lauren: is that w

lauren: i.c.e. cream i've were showing my protests going on this presidents' day across the nation in at least eight states planning to sue the administration over the emergency -- a national emergency declaration of the border. how long do you expect it to get held up in the corner? >> this could go on for several months. i'd like to push back on what andy said a little bit. i don't think this is a problem of not enough revenue. basically the historical average over the next 10 years. this is a spending problem and until we get that under control, talk about how we can fix medicare, medicaid, social security and make a more sustainable will never get the debt under control. lauren: the debt has grown $2 billion. under the obama administration a par 5 trillion the numbers are getting bigger and bigger. we have to end it there unfortunately. i know we can talk about this for a while. we appreciate you. coming up next, and no thumbs up from u.k. lawmakers accuse a mark zuckerberg and facebook with int

lauren: welcome to "fbn: a.m.." i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: breaking this morning, trade talks between u.s. and china are back on in washington today. meetings are planned between lower level officials ahead of higher level talks that will happen on thursday. cheryl: edward lawrence is in washington. he's got the details for us. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. i confirmed that the trade talks in washington, d.c. will happen thursday and friday. the chinese delegation arrives later today, optimism following a meeting at mar-a-lago this past weekend with everyone associated with trade updating president trump with what happened in beijing. the chinese pushing back on the pace of structural changes the u.s. wants. china wants to delay some of the market access and protecting intellectual property. for robert lighthizer, that's the centerpiece of a trade deal. president trump having to make decisions on auto tariffs. the commerce department officially submitted their report to the president that he would use or impose up to 2

lauren: me too. cheryl: we've got optimism as trade talks continue to get underway and the high level talks in d.c. start today. dow up 37, s&p up 3 and a quarter, nasdaq up 15 and a quarter. coming up, is it time to invest in avocado toast? with more millennials than baby boomers out there, what's really driving the economy? we'll break down the stocks to watch. and breaking up is hard to do, but now there's an app for that. how you can make that little heart ache a little easier. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ laur

lauren: absolutely. thank you very much, edward lawrence. >>> let's check the big board at this hour. it's been a swing of about 200 points today for the dow jones industrial average. swinging to the upside right now. still at 25,000 but only by a couple of points. take a look at procter & gamble stock, setting, get this, new records today. the maker of crest and tide hitting a new all-time high. it is actually the first dow stock to do that all year. pg shares up just about 1%. $97.19 a pop. >>> up next, place your bets, everybody. the countdown to super bowl liii is on. cheryl casone is in atlanta with the ceo of draft kings to share his secrets on how the fantasy sports site can help you become a winner on super bowl sunday. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. with expedia, i saved when i added

lauren. lauren: we have jon hilsenrath, "wall street journal" global economics editor, fox news contributor, erin gibbs investment advisory services portfolio manager. thanks for joining us. hillary was just outlining so many of the ways that democrats are basically trying to discount the big economic achievement of the trump presidency, the tax cuts of 2017. jon, are democrats missing the mark here? >> i think what they're going after with these efforts to put limits on buybacks is the fact that, you know we had this big corporate tax cut and it was followed by an upsurge in share buybacks and i think the democrats are going after the president on that saying that the che buybacks are helping big companies and the wealthy. the corporate tax cuts are also meant to incentivize a lot of business investment. we saw some increase in business investment early last year but it kind of waned late in the year. we'll see if we get more of it in 2019. lauren: erin, we saw a trillion dollars in share re

lauren: good morning. happy friday to you. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i would say fri-yay, but we've got a lot of news this morning that's pretty incredible. jeff bezos is accusing the owner of the national enquirer of extortion and blackmail. in an explosive blog post, bezos wrote, american media inc. threatened to publish private photos of his if he doesn't end an investigation into how the national enquirer got the pictures and the messages. last month the tabloid released racy text messages between bezs and his girlfriend. lauren: it prompted bezos to hire investigators and prompted the national enquirer to request an end to the investigation. bezos says of course i don't want personal photos published. i also won't participate in their well-known practice of blackmail, political favors, political attacks and corruption. for more on this, criminal defense attorney david bruno bro joins us. david, good morning. >> good morning. lauren: is this extortion, in your view? >> probably not. the demand was not for money. it was for a public statemen

lauren: neither have we. new york city mayor bill deblasio reacting to the stunning reversal by amazon to call off plans to build a second headquarters in long island. deblasio saying that amazon through away a big opportunity. but democrats are celebrating amazon's retreat and 25,000 high-paying jobs as a victory. let's bring in julie samuels to talk about this. we want to know, julie, what is the message that new york has sent to big companies? stuart varney said earlier today, he was right, that stein says drop dead. >> i think we run a rel risk of that. i think that the message -- i hope it's not drop dead. but the message is listen, we're going to make it really, really, really hard for you near. all that said, i still feel very bullish on new york, i feel bullish on tech in new york. we can talk about that a little more if you want. but what amazon was doing is making a big bet. and it's those big bets that i worry that we've put a chilling effect on. >> looks to me like listening to deblasio, like he r

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i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. the president saying no deal with north korea's kim jong un, leaving vietnam two hours early, en route back to washington. markets watching owl of this. let's take a look at futures. we're pared losses. the dow is down 73 in the premarket, nasdaq down 33 and a quarter. big story in asia was south korea's kospi, the market actually. here's europe, and i'll talk about asia. south korea's kospi losing 1.5%, ticking down. the nikkei in japan down substantially, almost 1%. lauren: global equities have a lot to respond to, sea of red no matter where you look this morning. yet so many investors, so many analysts say this might not be a total loss and they're optimistic. right now, we want to show you a little bit of what happened overnight. president trump in air force one, flying back to a pretty heated washington, d.c. but he did give a news conference before leaving hanoi, vietnam. >> thank you very much. i want to begin by thanking the prime minister and president of vietnam. we're in ha

defending champion again the fox correspondent lauren blanchard. no fewer than seven opponents have been buried by her. two below the all-tomb record. her -- all-time record. the latest channel is chief correspondent mike emanuel, who likeke lauren is beloved in this bureau in washington. i'm not sure if it's fair or unfair. trying to establish calm. you brought me in to be slaughtered. thank you very much. >> tucker: not at all. i'm sure you will do great. the rules, hands on the buzzers. sky the question. the first -- i ask the question. the first to buzz answers the question. you have t tti to wait until i finish asking before you answer. you can answer once i acknowledge you saying your name. gvery correct answer is single point. if you get one wrong you lose a point.e best of five wins. ready? >> hope so. >> sure. >> tucker: you look resigned. i think you can do this. question one. in a new interview, which 2020 hopeful said marijuana legalization would be good since it gives, "a lot of people joy"? lauren? >> kamala harris. >> tucker: did kam

and around the world here discusses a car coach lauren fix hey lauren welcome back oh we love having you of course all the time this thing was already a mess we talked about it a few months back but i guess there was some hope it could have been resolved amicably although perhaps that too pollyannish on my part where you make of all of that lauren. i didn't think it was going to get resolved at the table i have to remember california thinks they can run the country because they had this national dispensation that they could make their own right you'll ations for their own state but remember the rest of the forty nine states now have to follow through if california makes the regulation because car manufacturers want to make the calls to one standard so instead i'm going to date myself if you are these to have new york emissions and california emissions everyone have their own emissions well now that's now california wants to call the shots for the whole country and that's what the federal government said well wait a minute that may have been fine then but now we're going to change the

defending champion again the fox correspondent lauren blanchard. no fewer than seven opponents have been buried by her. two below the all-tomb record. her -- all-time record. the latest channel is chief correspondent mike emanuel, who like lauren is beloved in this bureau in washington. i'm not sure if it's fair or unfair. trying to establish calm. >> thank you. you brought me in to be slaughtered. thank you. >> tucker: not at all. i'm sure you will do great. the rules, hands on the buzzers. sky the question. the first -- i ask the question. the first to buzz answers the question. you have to wait until i finish asking before you answer. you can answer once i acknowledge you saying your name. every correct answer is single point. if you get one wrong you lose a point. best of five wins. ready? >> hope so. >> sure. >> tucker: you look resigned. i think you can do this. question one. in a new interview, which 2020 hopeful said marijuana legalization would be good since it gives, "a lot of people joy"? lauren? >> kamala harris. >> tucker: did kamala h

lauren: michael got it exactly right. there is some republican interest in moving an infrastructure bill, but historically, education spending has been left out of that. most people see schools as a local responsibility. what focusing on 2020, candidates on the democratic side have the farthest to go to earn the support of teachers unions? you specifically asked about cory booker, why? michael: cory booker has been on the education reform side of the pendulum on the democratic side, on the other of the teachers union. his record as mayor of newark, pushing educational reforms, he supports school choice. he actually worked closely with now-education secretary betsy devos when she was working on school choice issues as a private citizen. imply those randi would be concerns for teachers unions. thoseile he may have problems with teachers unions, i think the rest of the field is really wide open. i don't know there is a favorite candidate of teachers unions right now, it is a huge field, so we will have to see what happens. l

there is a below the belt selfie and sexy shots of lauren sanchez. babezos says he was told the pictures would be run unless he ended the investigation. he said of course i don't want personal photos published. but i won't practice in political blackmail, political phase, political attacks and corruption. the "national enquirer" said it should promptly and thoroughly investigate the claims made by bezos. whether david pecker was doing this to please donald trump, that kind of threatening letter from a newspaper is extremely unusual. next on "mediabuzz." i have new reporting on this whole mess and behind the scenes sniping. the mooch is here on the ongoing warfare between howie: jeff bezos takes on the "national enquirer" over the story about his affair with lauren sanchez. a deep divide has occurred between those defending the couple. michael sanchez spoke to me about his strong objections to the strategy. sanchez who knew about the affair praises bezos as a brilliant man who doesn't bow down to bullies. sanchez told me while he was negotiating with

and around the world here discusses a car coach lauren fix to lauren welcome back oh we love having you of course all the time this thing was already a mess we talked about it a few months back but i guess there was some hope it could have been resolved amicably although perhaps that's too pollyannish on my part where you make of all of that lauren. i didn't think it was going to get resolved at the table i have to remember california thinks they can own state but remember the rest of the forty nine states now have to follow through if california makes the regulation because car manufacturers want to make the calls to one standard so instead of a date myself you are these to have new york emissions and california emissions and everyone have their own emissions well now that's now california wants to call the shots for the whole country and that's what the federal government said well wait a minute that may have been fine then but now we're going to change the corporate average fuel economy notice cafe standards and you no longer get that special dispensation to from the california air r

even a pure ralph lauren stock sells less than 17 times next year's earnings estimates. that's a little crazy. this should be probably around 19 to 20 i think patrice louvet is doing a great job. the two are working together in the stock and is a buy next up on the red carpet is capri holdings that's a company foymplly known as michael kors which includes jimmy choo and versace the stock got pummelled after the versace deal was announced in september a lot of thought they overpaid and then it go hit again after disappointing guidance in september. but last thursday, the ceo john idle changed the narrative with numbers that were much stronger than november guidance had led people to expect so the stock ripped 11% on the news, jumping from 43 to 48. since then oddly, this one has pulled back to 44 and change as of today at these levels, capri trades at just nine teaimes this year's training i expect idle will tell a fabulous story about the future. i recommend picking some up before then. i really what's riley going on with versace, by the way they're really reinventing th

lauren, welcome to you. joe, how can northam see future as governor of virginia under these circumstances? >> i don't know how he can. right now, he has lost the confidence of the significant part of the democratic parties as well as the republican party. all of the people you have to work with in the state legislature. that is a difficult thing. i think for many african-americans and many americans and certainly virginians, his apology is too little too late. this photo has been around for 35 years. of course, it just surfaced. if he had disclosed it running as a candidate for governor, that is one thing. that would have given the voters a chance to decide if they would forgive him for the miss dedeed the past. too little too late. i agree with the calls to step down. >> the calls for his resignati n resignation, lauren. what does it amount to with the loss of pressure? does that prevent northam from properly govern if he keeps refusing to step aside? >> i don't think there is any question it does. you need

china trade were worrying here discusses the car coach lauren fix lauren great to have you with us again thank you so much for joining us this is so hard for me to imagine i owned one of those buick boats the old do this in an order that they're not buying those i'm sure they're not making a many more now what's going on laurie. well sixty four percent of the models that they sell in china are only available in that country because remember they have a different segmentation so when they before they moved g.m. into china they actually did a survey to find out that people love the name buick because some of the acts of fish oils used to drive buicks of the buick brand is a ton of quality when it comes to the china marketplace remember here in the u.s. they've only got a few products and only two of them are selling well the others not doing so good but without having china as part of their base bill probably wouldn't even exist today. crazy we always talk about those joint ventures the mandatory joint ventures the partnership with the chinese companies i assume g.m. has done this in china

now lauren faces perhaps the toughest test of all. fox news colleague ed henry. >> ed: she is taking out not just fox but spread to congressman. [laughter] >> tucker: basic a coup. >> unbelievable. >> tucker: if anyone can stop this streak is ed henry. i will read the rules for benefit. >> good luck. >> tucker: bad luck. [laughter] >> now i'm mad. >> tucker: first one to buzz in gets to answer the question must wait until i finish asking the question until you answer it answer once i acknowledge by saying yourue name. each correct answer worth one point. lose an answer and you lose a point. best of five wins. are you ready? >> ed: yes. >> tucker: here is a straightforward one. which former governor caused chaos in alaska airlines flight when he stole someone's seat in first class and refused to move back to his actual seat in economy? lauren blanchard? >> ohio's john kasich? >> ed: he is such a good person he says that a lot. i don't think he would do this. was it john kasich? >> i love that animation villain of the day prominent repu

china trade were worrying here discusses the car coach lauren fix lauren great to have you with us again thank you so much for joining us this is so hard for me to imagine i owned one of those buick boats the old do this in an order that they're not buy in those i'm sure they're not making a many more what's going on laurie. well sixty four percent of the models that they sell in china are only available in that country because remember they have a different segmentation so when they before they moved g.m. into china they actually did a survey to find out that people love the name buick because some of the acts of officials used to drive buicks of the buick brand is a ton of quality when it comes to the china marketplace remember here in the u.s. they've only got a few products and only two of them are selling well the others not doing so good but without having china as part of their base bill probably wouldn't even exist today crazy we always talk about those joint ventures the mandatory joint ventures the partnership with the chinese companies i assume g.m. has done this in china too

china trade war are worrying here discusses the car coach lauren fix lauren great to have you with us again thank you so much for joining us this is so hard for me to imagine i owned one of those buick boats the old dude order that they're not buy in those i'm sure they're not make it or many more know what's going on laurie. well sixty four percent of the models that they sell in china are only available in that country because remember they have a different segmentation so when they before they moved g.m. into china they actually did a survey to find out that people love the name buick because some of the acts of fish oils used to drive buicks of the brand is a ton of quality when it comes to the china marketplace remember here in the u.s. they've only got a few products and only two of them are selling well the others not doing so good but without having china as part of their base bill probably wouldn't even exist today. crazy we always talk about those joint ventures the mandatory joint ventures the partnership with the chinese companies i assume g.m. has done this in china too r

now lauren faces perhaps the toughest test of all. fox news colleague ed henry. >> ed: she is taking out not just fox but spread to congressman. >> tucker: basic a coup. >> unbelievable. >> tucker: if anyone can stop this streak is ed henry. i will read the rules for benefit. >> good luck. >> tucker: bad luck. >> now i'm mad. >> tucker: first one to buzz in gets to answer the question must wait until i finish asking the question until you answer it answer once i acknowledge by saying your name. each correct answer worth one point. lose an answer and you lose a point. best of five wins. are you ready? >> ed: yes. >> tucker: here is a straightforward one. which former governor caused chaos in alaska airlines flight when he stole someone's seat in first class and refused to move back to his actual seat in economy? lauren blanchard? >> ohio's john kasich? >> ed: he is such a good person he says that a lot. i don't think he would do this. was it john kasich? >> i love that animation villain of the day prominent republican actually former f

how about ralph lauren the company's ceo who cracked for clothing and run away with ralph lauren it is reputation of ralph himself resulted in a spectacular quarter. new generation of people buying ralph. not only is the apple watch crushing it have you seen the version in it also saves lives i read a piece this morning about a 67-year-old man who had a serious and his apple watch automatically contacted rescue personnel. it is actually useful. no wonder people pay up for it that's without mentioning the new iphones that have the same picture quality as a $1,500 camera that makes you look darn good on instagram. that is half a point of owning a smart phone at least for younger generation all right. you know what these brands having going forthem it is a way to analyze stocks. i have to write a book about them first and foremost they hold up when the economy gets tougher. that's a major tenant of what i'm talking about. i will quote for a moment. explains this concept than i ever could i quote i want to emphasize that historically prestige beauty has been less sense tifr becauitivet is

lauren, do you find it improper? alarm smg what's your take on the fact that the conversation took place. >> i think more has been made of it than needs to be because it is so incredibly inflammatory and controversial. the 25th amendment was passed after the assassination of john f. kennedy and it was concerned with insuring there was a clear pathway to the transfer of power to a vice president in the event that a president is incapacitated. there are, there's language in it that also implies that the president could be removed by members of his cabinet in the executive branch. the idea that this is even plausible is so far-fetched, particularly in this administration, he has a highly loyal cabinet. it does seem like pretty fodder for shows like this and many others. i think somewhat taken out of context, there's no way that anyone in this administration, in this executive branch is invoking the 25th amendment under any circumstances. >> what's your thought on this, joe? >> i think laura is spot-on here. i think clea

lauren camera, you have the first question. lauren: thanks for having me. randi, i would love to chat a bit about the historic educator unrest we're seeing, these teacher strikes happening in l.a., denver, i guess potentially oakland in the next day or so. do you see this as a resounding rejection of the last decade of education reform, or is it more nuanced than that? randi: i appreciate the question, lauren, and i want to also thank you and michael for being journalists, which is important in america these days. you too, john. what you see -- let me say as definitively as i can, strikes are last resort. teachers do not go on strike unless they have tried everything else. and what you see is there has been 10 years of historic disinvestment, of states protecting their disinvestment, by using privatization and the disparagement of teachers. and at one point or another, the straw was going to break the camel's back. and i think you saw after the women's marches in 2017, the activism on fighting to make sure we protected pre-existing conditions from being uni

lauren blanchard? >> tom brady. >> oh. >> is it tom brady? >> sam adams is releasing a new beer in honor of tom brady. tom brady goat beerto honors the man they consider the greatest of all time.or >> tucker: you are not even from new england.ea >> no, michigan. tom brady went to michigan. >> tucker: he did. that's right. i'm impressed. leveraging a little hometown knowledge. okay.. question two. which former governor wentme on television for a boozey late night interview and said he would have been a better president than our current president? >> ooh. >> tucker: lawrence, say our judges. >> chris christie.e. >> was it chris christie boozey interview. >> would have you been a better president than trump? >> yes. [laughter] [applause] >> i like that. best night? >> rule one. no drinking on tv. >> not bad. >> wow, 1 to 1. okay. a tie question a central pennsylvania man is getting global attention thanks to a strange attachment to an animal. that emotional support animal weighs 60 pounds, is 5 feet long and called wally. what kind of animal is

lauren blanchard? >> tom brady. >> oh. >> says lauren. is it tom brady? >> it is. >> sam adams is releasing a new beer in honor of tom brady. tom brady goat beer honors the man they consider the greatest of all time. >> tucker: you are not even from new england. >> michigan. tom brady went to michigan. >> tucker: he did. i'm impressed. leveraging a little hometown knowledge. okay. question two. which former governor went on television for a boozey late night interview and said he would have been a better president than our current president? >> oh. >> tucker: lawrence say our judges. chris christie. >> was it chris christie boozey interview. >> would have you been a better president than trump? >> yes. [laughter] [applause] >> i like that. best night? rule one no drinking on tv. >> not bad. wow, 1 to 1. okay. a tie you breaker question mid quiz question three. a central pennsylvania man is getting global attention thanks to a strange attachment to an animal. that emotional support animal weighs 60 pounds, 5 feet long and called wally. what kind of animal

china trade were worrying here discusses the car coach lauren fix lauren great to have you with us again thank you so much for joining us this is so hard for me to imagine i owned one of those buick boats the old do this in an order that they're not buy in those i'm sure they're not making a many more what's going on laurie. well sixty four percent of the models that they sell in china are only available in that country because remember they have a different segmentation so when they before they moved g.m. into china they actually did a survey to find out that people love the name buick because some of the acts of fishel used to drive buicks of the buick brand is a ton of quality when it comes to the china marketplace remember here in the u.s. they've only got a few products and only two of them are selling well the others not doing so good but without having china as part of their base build probably wouldn't even exist today crazy we always talk about those joint ventures the mandatory joint ventures the partnership with the chinese companies i assume g.m. has done this in china too ri

fix the car coach thank you so much lauren thanks for. and we now move to look at investment in crypto assets and block chance to do so we are pleased to be joined by colleen sullivan the c.e.o. of c.m.t. digital asset who joins us from chicago land coley welcome. thank you for having me oh we're so excited i'm particularly so excited so first off tell us what c.m.t. digital does and how did you start it. search so c.m.t. digital is a subsidiary of the c.m.t. group which is a twenty two year old proprietary trading and investments firm we're headquartered in chicago about one hundred people we also have two offices in london and one in frankfurt we started in the crypto space in two thousand and thirteen started primarily from a legal and regulatory standpoint i'm a securities attorney by background and i thought this concept of a digital instrument that could democratize money could have some interesting ripple effects on our global legal system and it really that was the genesis of c.m.t. digital so we got involved in quite a few discus

and around the world here discusses a car coach lauren fix hey lauren welcome back oh we love having you of course all the time this thing was already a mess we talked about it a few months back but i guess there was some hope it could have been resolved amicably although perhaps that too pollyannish on my part where you make of all that lord. i didn't think it was going to get resolved at the table i have to remember california thinks they can run the country because they had this national dispensation that they could make their own right you'll ations for their own state but remember the rest of the forty nine states now have to follow through if california makes the regulation because car manufacturers want to make vehicles to one standard so instead i'm going to date myself you are these to have new york emissions and california emissions and everyone has their own emissions well now that's now california wants to call the shots for the whole country and that's what the federal government said well wait a minute that may have been fine then but now we're going to change the corpo

there is a below the belt selfie and sexy shots of lauren sanchez. babezos says he was told the pictures would be run unless he ended the investigation. he said of course i don't want personal photos published. but i won't practice in political blackmail, political phase, political attacks and corruption. the "national enquirer" said it should promptly and thoroughly investigate the claims made by bezos. whether david pecker was doing this to please donald trump, that kind of threatening letter from a newspaper is extremely unusual. next on "mediabuzz." i have new reporting on this whole mess and behind the scenes sniping. the mooch is here on the ongoing warfare between the president. sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. you asked for something ground-breaking. something epic. so, we took all our engineering experience... a hundred years-worth of learning from impossible projects all over the planet... the hear

lauren with the details. lauren. lauren: hey, maria. the major beer makers, anheuser bush, heineken, constellation brands they were working on a got milk campaign for the beer industry to win back beer drinkers. those efforts may be over after the feud between coors and inbev. molson coors u.s. unit is still mad about it and a spokesperson tells the wall street journal that working on an industry campaign is a, quote, waste of time and money while the dominant industry leader is spending millions of dollars demonizing beer ingredients. miller coors says corn syrup is widely used in the fermentation process. target is preparing to take on victoria's secret and amazon. they're launching a line of lingerie and sleepwear. that targeting changing women's preferences for more natural designs. next month, target will launch three new brands and anticipates more than $1 billion in sales in a year. shares of target are down 4% over the last year. and shares of victoria's secret parent company l brands, they are down 44% in that same time. well,

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good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning. we saw that handshake if you minutes ago between president trump and kim jong-un. this is the second assignment. during the initial opening remarks, the president says he thinks this summit will be equal or greater then the one we saw in singapore. he was asked if he thought denuclearization would be off the table during the summit meetings today as well as tomorrow. the president says no. that is the heart of this whole issue,will push north korea to come forward with verifiable ways for the u.s. and other nati to determine that korea is fully d completely denuke arising. the point the president is trying to make to kim jong-un over the last couple of days, if they decide to give up nuclear weapons, they could have more economic prosperity. listen to what the president says. >> your country has potential. it is unlimited. you will have the opportunity be a great leader and i look forward to watching that happen and we will help it happen. >> reporter: the president acknowledged there