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maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us i'm maria bartiromo. coming up a big show ahead on "sunday morning futures." we have breaking news this morning. new jersey democratic congressman, jeff van drew expected to switch party affiliation to become a republican three weeks after he joined me here on "sunday morning futures" said he would vote no to impeaching president trump. >> i imagine i will be voting no. maria: are you hearing concern amongst your colleagues? are you sort of a lone wolf in all of this? >> there is some discussions among some of them. maria: breaking this morning, house intel committee ranking member, devin nunez sense a letter to intel chairman that michael horowitz testify in the impeachment probe. what he wants to hear from horowitz. john ratcliffe and trey gowdy on and the road ahead on john durham's criminal investigation. michael mukasey and kim strassel of "the wall street journal." one of targets of unlawful spying, george papadopoulos joins us with his account what went down. all that ahead on "sunday morning futur

maria: yeah. dagen: that's why elizabeth warren is falling in the polls and looking increasingly desperate going after pete buttigieg for work at mckenzie for 2 or 3 years. okay. let's lambaste somebody for having a job for years, we can smell the desperation from here and that's one of the reasons that i think the poll numbers have moved against her, she's essentially told union workers, oh, yeah, the bargaining chip that you had, you will have to take government health care. maria: unbelievable. most people will say this is going to create 175 to 200,000 jobs. >> i'm free trade wherever we can get it, i'm all for that. one interesting thing on elizabeth warren, she's already walked that back and changed wording health care for all as opposed to government healthcare. dagen: to say i'm going to take a couple of years to implement my health care for all, you get to keep health care for 2 years before the government takes it over. maria: we will take a short break, we are just getting started this

maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. maria: washington's holiday recess. speaker nancy pelosi says, she not sure when she sends the articles to the senate. the president is demanding immediate trial. what now? i spoke to senator ted cruz after the impeachment vote. so nancy pelosi said after the impeachment that maybe she'll sit on the articles of impeachment before sending it over to you and your colleagues in the senate. can she do that? >> you can't make this up. listen, this is a sign of weakness. this is a sign she understands just how weak these articles are. these articles of impeachment that they actually voted on were really an admission of failure. for months they had been promising all of this evidence of criminal activity. for months they had been talking about bribery, talking about quid pro quo. but then

maria: yeah. dagen: the rich people who make all the decisions who drive all the decisions in places like san francisco are new york, they get to get on their private jet and go to europe on vacation, they get to live in their house with a wall around it with security guards. it's the people who actually have to go to work on public transportation who are not safe, who are being abused by the politicians and that is part of the huge pushback that you're seeing across the nation. maria: not to mention, they're not supporting the cops, the police are getting milk thrown in their heads. >> also enrollment in police academies is declining because people do not want to risk their lives and not be appreciate it. maria: i agree. >> extreme disparities of income, san francisco has become a city that extremely expensive to live in and so you have the very rich and those who are very low income living in san francisco. maria: don't forget something we said over a year ago, 3 quarters of inmates in recker's

maria: right. dagen: very liberal democratic voters have been pushing this and still trying to feed a false narrative of collusion with russia, she actually said that yesterday. >> i actually don't think nancy pelosi wants to go forward with this. maria: solemn face -- >> i know that, she's saying what she has to stay, nancy pelosi is not stupid and this is not working for the democrats, the more they pull forward with this, the lower their numbers go. that's what i mean. she's smart enough to know. you're exactly right, dagen, this is driven by the left-wing of the democratic party and it's like a train they can't stop. maria: they know ig morning and they have another impeachment -- >> the stock market is not paying attention to this. maria: was adam schiff's surveilling congress, this is extraordinary, 30 page house intel impeachment report doesn't include much new of trump's ukrainian intervention write it is journal in an op-ed but details of telephone calls between ranking intel devin nunes,

maria: sure did. i watched the market reverse course after comments and commentary, good morning, everyone, i'm maria bartiromo, happy tuesday to you, tuesday december 3rd, your top stories right now just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, fox business alert right now, fresh trade fears turning markets negative as you just heard futures reversing course this morning, about an hour ago and may wait until 2020 election to inc one that reversed markets, the u.s. set to slap 15% tariff on chinese goods on december 15th, something the chinese are trying to reverse, if the two countries cannot reach a phase 1 agreement the tariffs go into effect. packed first day of news and, of course, packed first day of nato summit in london this morning, expected to meet with world leaders on pressing issues like threats and foreign threats, the president gears up to meet with french president emmanuel macron after threatening 100 tariffs on french goods and also spoke about macron in the press conference, retaliatory

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over to maria bartiromo. maria: happy monday, thanks for joining us i'm. i'm maria bartiromo. almost done deal, usmca headed for a vote this week. there could be trouble coming now from mexico. plus, phase one of a trade deal between the united states and china nearing an official completion, what it means for the u.s. economy headed into 2020. then the push for impeachment gets louder this week, the house set to vote on impeachment on wednesday, expected to send it to the senate for a trial, this as questions swirl following major issues raised in the inspector general report. markets pointing to another round of record highs, dow industrials up 46 points right now, s&p futures up about 10 points and nasdaq futures higher by 29. spy gate part two, fox sports obtained video of the new england patriots filming the cincinnati bengals sidelines, the nfl investigating the incident. all that right here. "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ we can get started. ♪ maria: we've got a big show this monday morning. joining the conversation, pollster, the author of persuasion, le

maria: yeah. they had meetings with him and a lot of opportunities to do so. all right. in terms of the i.g. report, you'll get the report tomorrow, we'll all get the report tomorrow, and you're going to have michael horowitz testify on wednesday. have you seen the i.g. report? >> no, i haven't, but don't judge it until he testifies. i think i have some understanding of what it's all about, but i haven't seen it. i've purposefully not wanted to see it. i think you're going to see members of the department of justice and the fbi taking the law into their own hands. and that statement that comey made in the house in december 7, 2018, that everything with the fisa warrant process was proper, to suggest otherwise would be crazy, is not going to withstand scrutiny. maria: do you expect we'll see indictments? >> i hope so. let's put it this way, i want this to never happen again. i'm looking for the fisa court to do something here. the fisa court meets in secret. it's an important national security tool

maria: back in a minute. maria: welcome back. the justice department will release its inspector general, michael horowitz's, report on the fbi and how it conducted illegal surveillance of a former trump campaign aide to launch the russia organization. carter page is really central to all of this. carter, it is great to have you, thanks very much for being here. >> thank you, maria. maria: you basically were an informant for the government, you worked for this country. you helped them in 2008, again in 2013, and on and on and on. at what point did you feel that the government was turning on you, that they wanted to then surveil you after you were a partner for the government for so many years? >> well, i kept getting these calls from reporters throughout the summer of 2016 asking about these totally false allegations which fusion gps and their consultants were doing for the dnc -- maria: they were trying to muddy you up by putting your name out there. >> exactly. well, really to muddy then-candidate trump up but targeting me becau

maria: bingo. dagen: i want to point out, there was a consumer sentiment report that came out from the university of michigan on friday, seven month high on consumer sentiment. virtually none of the respondents, zero, or 1% of the respondents mentioned impeachment. you have wages that are growing in the november report for production and nonsupervisory workers, the growth in wages was near a post recession high, up 3.7%. that's higher than the overall growth rate of 3%. what does that mean? it means that income inequality is shrinking in this country. that's what people feel. that's what -- if anybody you talk to, they're not talking about impeachment, they're not talking about oh, what did trump say and wringing their hands about that. they know they can get a better job, they know they can get higher wages. maria: that's absolutely right. dagen: there's safety and security in their finances. that's what matters. maria: incomeen equality, i've been talking about this for a couple months. it is nar

maria: 1000 issue. i am hoping this is just a short period of time where companies are trying to learn how to deal with employee suit based on social issues. it is true that kids today are kids are protesting on college campuses on people thought that was bad and it turned out to be net positive. i say were going through it. but effectively he is right. we need our biggest and smartest companies. we can't break them up. because they are the best sources of ai intelligence for your us right now. because the government doesn't have coherent policy. maria: thank you for your and more. thank you for your and more. be brilliant. be the diamond you are. find dazzling deals on diamonds and more at the zales cyber monday sale. get 30-50% off everything, plus extended black friday specials, including this stunning 7-carat diamond bracelet. exclusively at zales, the diamond store. sleep number 360 smart bed.s sleep number event on thet diamond bracelet. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements an

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maria: lay it out for us. break some news in terms of what this potential impeachment trial looks like? will you get the articles? >> it would be very unprecedented if we didn't because in other impeachment trials we did get them. secondly it, would, if, as we have heard, they could be wanting to negotiate with the senate, that is very unusual. we negotiate differences of legislation but, we don't tell the house of representatives to run their business. they shouldn't be telling us how to run our business. maria: of course there is the fbi malfeasance. we've been covering this on this program from day one. our audience is very well-versed on it. they know exactly what took place in 2016. i want to ask you about stephon alper. we know stefan halper is an informant. stefan halper was awarded a contract from office of net assessments, 2015, 2015. that was awarded to study russia and china. six months later, eight months later he first meets carter page in july of 2016. he of course then goes on to meet george pap

he will join me next on set right here. ♪ ♪ maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. maria: welcome back. congressman devin nuÑes says he will pursue legal action after his phone records were exposed in the release of the house intelligence committee's report on impeachment. chairman adam schiff subpoenaed both at&t and verizon, a move nuÑes called an infraction of his civil rights. he joins me right now, good to see you. >> always great to be wit

maria: wow. dagen: the supreme court and justices had enough guts and belief in our constitution to push back on that. they threatened to stack the court. >> i have never seen anything like the brief about which dagen speaks in which there are veiled and overt threats to members of the court. doesn't name them by name but it's obvious who they're after. maria: unbelievable. we want to look at this twitter backlash. twitter is banning congressional candidate danielle stella after she tweeted her ow her her oppod be tried for treason and hanged. her account was suspended for repeated violation. >> it is violation of the rules. maria: because she said hanged and treason. >> say the congresswoman shared information with iran, intelligence with iran -- maria: did she share intelligence with iran? >> there's no evidence she shared intelligence with iran. that's the basis for this. as you know, suspending the twitter account of a candidate can be catastrophic to that candidate's efforts to win election.

maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. maria: welcome back. house intelligence committee ranking member devin nunez demanded adam schiff call the justice department inspector general michael horowitz to testify in front of the committee before asslikely senate impeachment trial gets underway. he points out statements in schiff's memo that contradicted in the i.g. report. congressman nunez joins me for an exclusive interview. thanks for joining us. want to lay the groundwork, to make sure people understand what has taken place. more than a year ago in march of 2018 you came out with what we now refer to as the nunez memo and that memo went through an update on significant facts related to the committees ongoing investigation into the department of justice and the fbi and their use of the fisa court and the fisa warrant to

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maria: okay. hauwei is fighting back against fcc equipment, chinese telecom giant claiming that the rule violates due process rightsly labeling as national security threat, we know that there are back doors in hauwei product that is the data goes back to chinese government, how worried are you about national security issues? >> i think it's very clear that the united states government has the ability to restrict this type of activity on national security grounds, but i also find it hilarious that a chinese company is complaining that the united states is trying to restrict chinese technology company operations in the united states, what about facebook in china, what about google, what about twitter, there's no legal recourse for them to try to do something in beijing to force them to allow them to operate. so, you know, hauwei wants to have its cake and eat it too. maria: that's true, they sure do and the u.s. is onto them. in lieu of your remarks on the uyghurs, what about hong kong, should the u

maria: welcome, good sunday morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. this is "sunday morning futures." we have breaking news right now. senator lindsey graham coming up live, straight ahead. reacting to the impeachment trial and nancy pelosi's plans for the senate, sending articles or not. senate judiciary committee chairman reacting to the abuse at the fisa court. who will graham call to testify now that the i.g. report is out? what will he tell john brennan. ted cruz is with me, what he knows about altering of the documents at fbi. why he says john durham's investigation is now criminal. house gop leader kevin mccarthy on the record fund-raising in face of last week's impeachment vote sandwiched between the budget, spending bill and a trade deal with canada and mexico. also breaking news this morning, the first interview with knew jer congressman jeff van drew on his stunning switch from the democratic party to the republican party amides votes to impeach. he has done something never been done before, moving from the majority party to the minority pa

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maria: lay it out for us. break some news in terms of what this potential impeachment trial looks like? will you get the articles? >> it would be very unprecedented if we didn't because in other impeachment trials we did get them. secondly it, would, if, as we have heard, they could be wanting to negotiate with the senate, that is very unusual. we negotiate differences legislation but, we don't tell the house of representatives to run their business. they shouldn't be telling us how to run our business. maria: of course there is the fbi malfeasance. we've been covering this on this program from day one. our audience is very well-versed on it. they know exactly what took place in 2016. i want to ask you about stephon alper. we know stefan halper is an informant. stefan halper was awarded a contract from office of net assessments, 2015, 2015. that was awarded to study russia and china. six months later, eight months later he first meets carter page in july of 2016. he of course then goes on to meet george papdop

cheryl: good morning, maria bartiromo. maria: i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday december 17th, 6:00 a.m. on the button, the 737 max crisis is escalating, boeing is suspending production of the still grounded aircraft, we are taking a look at what i means for the company and the broader economy this morning, the stock is down 1 and a half percent, broader markets on record run, taking a breather this morning as it pulls back for more record highs yesterday, we were look agent lower opening this morning by 59 points on dow industrials, trade deal continues, robert lightizer joins me live to give us details about where things stand on phase 1 deal for china, usmca and the future of european trade from the inside, we are going to talk all about the trade policy with robert lighthizer coming up this morning, don't miss this exclusive interview coming up, mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: big show this morning, divine capital ceo and founder danielle hughes, fox news dagen mcdowell and nfl player jack brewerrer. dagen: great to see you, get to it, we have so much to talk abo

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maria: wow. you wonder what voters will come come 2020 for the election because this whole process got in front of the american voter knowing that we are about to go to the polls, we will see. >> that boat on usmca, fascinate to go see how many democrats, you know, vote for that trade agreement. maria: yeah. >> trump could get, 60, 70, 80 democrats. maria: we have one vote that is going to be a no, the good journal op-ed on that as well, we will talk about that coming up, so we will take a look at where the no votes are and yes' are and also on deck this morning michigan congresswoman debbie dingell is here and kevin brady joining us along with georgia senator member of senate budget banking service's committee david perdue to walk what a senate trial might look like and kevin mccarthy will weigh in this morning along with white house deputy secretary hogan. we will talk about impeachment all day, stay right here as we continue to look at implications, court rules individual mandate is unconstitu

maria: six kids. >> yeah. maria: cats is getting a face lift. theaters are getting an updated version of the fill. film. days after the film opened to terrible reviews. it remains to be seen if the upgrade will help the box office. the movie took in $6.5 million over the weekend. anybody see it? >> no. >> no. >> seems to me, you can put lipstick on a cat, but it's still going to be cats. comp on. >> it was a great broadway show. i think today with all the options we have, between streaming and netflix and disney plus and the movies, i don't know who would go see cats. >> despite a great cast. >> i think this will be one of the worst movies. this is going to get pan millio. maria: shopping for a last minute gift? try a thrift shop. companieses selling used goods are trying to convince people it's acceptable to purchase and receive used items as gifts, touting low prices and helping the environment. >> it's a reframe. i'm all about reframing. so it's no longer about givenning somebody used clothing. it's about recycled clothing. look at that. >> f

maria: yeah. >> how is that not clearly indictable behavior when you have people like roger stone convicted of lying to congress for things that you can't even figure out. >> mark, in terms of the durham report, the horowitz report was very damning but he had mamby-pamby conclusions which gave the democrats cover. do you think durham's report -- is he going to go for indictments and blow this thing out in the open? >> well, i don't see how the lawyer who affirmatively changed an e-mail that said that carter page was in fact working for the cia and said that he wasn't working -- i don't see how that lawyer could possibly escape indictment. if there's not an indictment of that -- maria: it said he's not working with them and he puts -- he puts in that he is working with them. i mean, the complete opposite. that was klinesmith, right, dagen? did you want to jump in. dagen: i wanted to bring up the the issue of impeachment. they're trying to unseat a dually elected president. the house judiciary will

maria: very cool. very cool, boeing starliner capsule taking off from cape canaveral headed to international space station. we are about -- >> 17 miles in altitude, 11 and a half range distance, 300 miles per hour. maria: that was so cool, newt, i know i interrupted you, you're a big space fan and we we wanted to watch the starliner. >> what we just saw is an example why president trump's goal of developing the moon and then mars is a realistic goal, we really are developing the technologies that in the next 10 or 12 years are going to allow us to be a major force in helping the human race move out of the solar system, i'm like you, i get really excited seeing these kind of breakthroughs and these kind of new capabilities, so you can interrupt me any time for major space launch. maria: that was absolutely fantastic, love it. >> rocket launches make me cry, i can't help it. i said to a friend of mine who lives along the coast of florida right near cape canaveral so she's out on her deck watching this, y

weekend, maria's wall street was coming up next. >> from the fox cities in new york city here's maria's wall street. >> happy weekend everybody in my christmas everyone and analyzes the week that wasn't helps positioning for the week ahead. i am maria and coming up just a moment in my exclusive interview with the ceo of verizon, hans vess berg is here on the power of 5g technology. right take a look back at the key interviews with the best on wall street in 2019 is a representative of the year. but first what investors should expect in 2020 is the farmer is only mouth, me thanks for joining us. so it's been quite a year. it's a really, really busy or. how would you characterize year for investors and would expect in 2020. >> how about the last decade. it's been ten years now tend to thousand ten to 2020 send of a decade as well. and by some metrics globally, this is been the most positive decade in human history. around. inequality, rising access to capital expect and see if you look at statistics, it's been an amazing decade. but it doesn't feel that when the developed word for a parti

maria: freedom is a good thing. and that's why the private markets and the public markets have been so deep in the liquid. a word about the private markets, you've started so many startups. valuations have gotten way up there, things like we work and overhead brought things back down to earth. what is your sense of what's going on the private market and why valuation got so extended? >> it's because of capital. rates have been low, lots and lots of capital flushing around, plenty of companies choosing to stay private longer and invest without the pressures to show profitability. the valuations run up and because these companies are not especially liquid, the time it takes to mark them down, as people start losing confidence takes longer, you have these continuous drops even though the public suddenly turns out they are 30% less valuable than investors thought. i think general public markets are the ultimate judge. once you go public, the truth of we told and you get your markup or your markdown every day or every se

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maria: it's nice to see the u.s. can be independent and be a producer, you don't have to be reliance on the saudi's or than bitter easter on oil. >> aga presidential politics. it's one of the reasons president trump in gabbard's policy has moved so much they both talk about endless wars. in those wars looking back to iraq, and libya, were certainly influenced by her need for that commodity. so they take that equation outcome as you.out, and it is much more independent minded as it runs as farm policy and hopefully doesn't have much conflict. for now for the deer we get the news blumberg's ceos out. he's brought david calhoun coming into become the ceo of boeing. your thoughts? this is one of our leading exporters, boeing, but has some real missteps this year. >> it certainly has, this is a tough situation because there are really only two majors here it's boeing and airbus. and one is the u.s. company and that's the one aside doing so well. so it's a delicate situation because it's also a big employer. but they have

i maria and thanks for joining us. coming up in just a few minutes mice special guests the nfl's chief marketing officer is here. to talk about the league's marketing strategy leading up to the big game. the super bowl in february. and then later in the program the cofounders of welby park appeared talking to me about the changing face of a eyewear and how they created this incredible startup called war be parker. but first investors shrugged off impeachment news this week is wall street continued a record run, due in part to strong economic data and the federal reserve and progress on the u.s. china trade front. on friday we got a new gdp number and it was the final reading for the third quarter, and it was up 2.1% for the third quarter. now all phase one of the u.s. china trade deal is done, there are some questions that are lingering. while the chinese honor parts of the agreement like the pact against intellectual property theft? and when can we expect the actual signing to happen of phase one? and is phase two on

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everybody maria's wall street begins now. maria: and happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria great to be with you this weekend. coming up in just a few moments ceo of firm, maps election is our special guest. joining to talk about how a firm is disrupting the credit card industry. also asking about private evaluations and everything else. first big story of global headlines sending markets into record territory. phase i deal between the u.s. and china, and election victory for boris johnson in the uk, setting up brexit for january 31, 2020. i to maim day meeting with no more cuts for year, and christine mcgarr first european bank meeting, also no stimulus there appeared let's talk about all these big stories and find the investment plays with them with me right now to talk about that is that cities private bank david balin. david is good to have in the program. >> great to be here. >> you are making recommendations on billions of dolla

maria: big time. dagen: if you're the top prosecutor in california, you have to be proud of your record and stand on it. she seemed ashamed of it in the debates. that's one of her problems, is who is this woman. >> mitt romney sort of coming off as ashamed of what he did in equity. maria: apologies. dagen: again, money is evil. that's mitt romney's problem, he couldn't be proud of what he accomplished and the money he made. maria: i read the journal's op ed last night. it's about the business roundtable decision. if the heads of the biggest public companies can't defend capitalism, who will he defend capitalism. >> she's l lamenting billionais and the money class. that's who she raised money on. on the issues that mattered, those weren't addressed in her campaign. dagen: she treated her own staff -- well, not well. maria: you never want to see that, the staff talking about -- dagen: they laid people off without advanced notice. maria: the top story this hour is the nato summit, another big day for pre

weekend, maria's wall street was coming up next. >> from the fox cities in new york city here's maria's wall street. >> happy weekend everybody in my christmas everyone and analyzes the week that wasn't helps positioning for the week ahead. i am maria and coming up just a moment in my exclusive interview with the ceo of verizon, hans vess berg is here on the power of 5g technology. right take a look back at the key interviews with the best on wall street in 2019 is a representative of the year. thefirst what investors farmer is only mouth, me thanks for joining us. so it's been busy or. how would you characterize year for investors and would expect in 2020. >> how about the last decade. it's been ten years now tend to thousand ten to 2020 send of a decade as well. and by some metrics globally, this is been the most positive decade in human history. around. inequality, rising access to capital expect and see if you look at statistics, it's been an amazing decade. but it doesn't feel that when the developed word for a particular segment of society and that is the working class. so that's