reporter: hey, neil. the iowa democratic party any moment now will hold a conference call with candidates to explain the timeline when they can figure out who won iowa but candidates are already on to the second voting state here in new hampshire. joe biden will be here any moment for his first campaign stop in the granite state. mayor pete buttigieg is on his second campaign stop of the day. >> we had a chance to quiet those questions whether we belonged in this effort in the first place. now so much will depend on what the famously independent thinking state of new hampshire decides one week from today. port pot entire state of iowa democrats went to bed without knowing who won the first voting contest but candidates took turns giving their version after victory speech to their supporter anyways without the official results coming in before they left the state. >> when those results are announced i have a good feeling we're going to be doing very, very well here. >> you all know what happened out there in those precincts. you know we have been punching way beyond our weight. >> we'll walk out of here with our share of delegates. we don't know exactly what it is yet, but we feel good about where we are. reporter: the iowa democratic party delayed results after they noticed inconsistencies within the volting totals. biden campaign says they should get to look at the votes before candidates do. we believe the campaigns deserve full explanations and relevant information regarding the methods, quality control you are employing, and opportunity to respond before any official results are released. joe biden, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar, bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren will all be campaigning hard in the state here throughout the week. we're one week away from the new hampshire primary, neil. you can catch all the primary coverage one week from today on fox business, neil. neil: i think i will watch that hillary vaughn. the president's big thing tonight is the booming economy but more importantly the booming economy for blue-collar workers. that is not by accident or circumstance. edward lawrence at the white house with a preview. hey, edward. reporter: neil, yeah, the president will center his speech around the theme of the great american comeback. you will hear five broad points that the president is going to make here. the first talking basically around his favorite topic in the economy. he will talk about the blue-collar boom. in addition to the economy creating 184,000 jobs per month over the last few months, workers wages at lowest end were rising faster than the highest end. the president will talk about support for working families, with families making $5000 more before president trump came to office. the president will mention his steps about lowering the cost of health care as well as his policies putting u.s. on the path to safe and legal immigration system. we're also hear a lot about the president talking about about protecting national security from intellectual property protections and trade deals to making sure iran does not get a nuclear weapon. now the big question here, is will the president talk about the impeachment in the state of the union address? press secretary stephanie grisham said this morning says she does not belief he will address it. >> people want to hear what the president has done for this country and what he is planning to do for his country. it will be very forward-facing. it will be very optimistic. the president is not focused on impeachment either. he wants to tell the american people what he is going to do going forward for them. reporter: but the only person who knows what he will say is the president himself. senator ted cruz spoke with the president moving forward, putting this in the rear view mirror. it is already behind him, that he doesn't need to talk about it here. a number of special guests showing up at the state of the union address for the white house. one of them, tony rank kins, veteran of the afghanistan war. he is in a opportunity zone. he overcame homelessness, drug addiction to succeed. you will see stories like that throughout the speech, neil. neil: coverage of the president's state of the union begins 8:00 p.m. on this fine channel. we'll talk about the markets and futures. only place you can get that. confusion among democrats is fueling a post-iowa bump for stocks and for the president? looking at his highest poll numbers according to gallup. a record high approval rating shepherding the economy. we have chris bedford and lenore hawkins. lenore, the president is going to, we're told, focus on those economic gains. precious little reference to impeachment we're told. that is probably a wise strategy. what do you think? >> i think so. the headline numbers all look pretty good. he can keep hounding looking at the stock market. that is one of his favorite metrics to use. what happened last night, you cannot make this up. talk about a softball pitch to the president right before the state of the union but my concern is just how fast the realities of the economy are going to come to fruition because if you look into the details, that last gdp number looked pretty good. 2.1%. that is not great but not terrible. if you look into the details a lot of that gdp growth was actually decline imports and big increase in government spending. if you remove those two things, gdp grew at .2%, not 2.1%. so there are still some causes for concern underneath. but i think he is definitely going to be sticking with the headlines. thanking his lucky stars for what happened last night. neil: you're referring to the iowa mess. chris, does the iowa situation, because the republican caucus got off okay. we should stress obviously it was largely the president got 97% of the vote. a record number of votes in that particular contest. he faced two distant challengers but republicans were able to handle it. democrats were not. republicans are seizing on this, we get this and you guys don't. how is this all going to fall out you think? >> i mean republicans and democrats both have a long history of rolling out new application technology on the day of something. republicans had orca. the democrats have this in the iowa caucuses but this is probably good for stocks and business in america simply because it is not good for bernie sanders which will cause a lot of fingerpointing. he was looking like he would run away with this last night. he would do well and take at that to new hampshire with a 10-point lead. every step a socialist who hates the pharmaceutical industry, will attack the private hospital industry, will attack the tech industry, he have step he takes closer to the presidency is something that would speak investors and that would not be good for trump. if people pull back from the market that could cause recession right in time of the recession. neil: lenore, i talk to others who say the more you see a bernie sanders emerge, it could have a flip reaction that markets are convinced he can't win in the general election. always risky. that was consensus building around donald trump if he were the republican nominee. so history has a way of humbling so-called experts. but what you do you think of that? let's say we get a delayed, you know, response to iowa but that delay shows bernie sanders had a good night, joe biden did not? it might register too late to have any impact at all, but play that out marketwise. what do you think? >> i'm with chris on this because if you look at the situation with the markets right now the reality is 40% of traded companies have lost money over the past 12 month, 40%. the s&p 500 is in its fourth quarter of declining earnings, yet the stock market keeps going up all that means people are willing to pay more and more for less and less. we've seen this happen before. this is a normal thing that happens in the markets but it is getting more and more extreme. the more extreme it gets, the more it means waiting for one little thing to tip it over and things could go south pretty fast. like chris said, if the markets see that bernie is really taking a lead, that could be, for the democrats, that could be a thing that really frightens people. keep in mind. we already got companies are not spending anywhere near the amount of money they normally spend on investing in their future. one other thing to look at. everyone is talking about the really healthy employment market. job openings have fallen 11% over the past year. we haven't seen something like that, decline that severe since the financial crisis. looking forward, businesses are very concerned about the future. more indications that bernie could be in the lead, that would make them more concerned. that could make everything start falling down. neil: you know, chris on the technology side a lot of technology names that were beaten down or at least had a little bit of a hiccup to put it mildly, apple, amazon, microsoft, and host of others have come back. that is the wind at the markets back, for this president as well. he loves to tout the markets. certainly something i think lenore got absolutely right. he will do so again today. but at his state of the union audience, do you think the focus on jobs will deliver more of an impact? >> the problem with the economy, attaching yourself to the markets the way the president has, how fickle a mistress the economy is. it could take a downturn at any point because it is a confidence game but so far this looks like donald trump will have, from every indication i have, talking to senior administration officials, he is going to have a very positive outlook on the state of the union. i expect jobs like you talked about there, the blue-collar aspect previewed as well as foreign policy, real stressing on soleimani an some of the steps that president has taken to take out terrorist leaders across the planet. no impact on impeachment. not going to pay attention to that until after it is over tomorrow. i expect a very positive presidential speech like we saw with his inauguration, like we saw with everyone of his state of the unions since. neil: the inauguration one was a little dark. >> it was a little dark. neil: we'll see what happens. thank you very, very much, guys, appreciate it. at corner of wall and broad we're up almost 500 point. a lot has to do with china stablizing the fact that it is moving heaven and earth to stablize its markets and flooding the system whatever is necessary to support itself through the whole coronavirus thing. the coronavirus situation has not gone away. the impact is there for big u.s. manufacturers including apple, a possible iphone shortage pause of the virus. we're on that after this. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen. or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures have occurred. speak to your doctor before stopping, skipping or delaying prolia®, as spine and other bone fractures have occurred. prolia® can cause serious side effects, like low blood calcium, serious infections, which could need hospitalization, skin problems, and severe bone, joint, or muscle pain. are you ready? 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neil: thank you very much, my friend grady trimble on all of that. the financial fallout with brandywine portfolio manager jack mcintyre. jack, apple issues notwithstanding, the markets seem to be stablizing on this with the feeling that china has sort of got their own markets back. they are providing liquidity and any and all help to build hospitals in rapid fashion. that has the dow up 500 points. 400 points away from revisiting the record territory. s&p not that far. nasdaq already in record territory. what is re, what is going on today or what was happening last friday when everyone was selling? >> it is a great question, neil. i can't give you the exact answer. my highest conviction volatility will stick around. clearly markets, risk markets, equity markets in the u.s. priced in baseline scenario this will be manageable. might have duration of sort of a month. things will start to improve. we don't know. things are still very fluid at this point. but you know, clearly there is a key risk on attitude in the markets today. neil: you know, as an investor you really can't plan for these sort of black swan developments and all. but it is interesting to me, jack, we're kind of doing what we did on china trade in the prospects of a deal, or lack of a deal. trading on every nuance and every small bit of news. now we're applying the same to this virus. what do you think of that? >> yeah, so i just got out of our investment meeting. we spent 90 minutes discussing the coronavirus. a month ago it was u.s. china trade. so i do agree, i think it is a type of environment where as investors we have to make assumptions. so going back to your original question, you can make the assumption this will not be a big deal. obviously it is a bad situation. it will not deteriorate, you can pile into equities say it is fine. from a prudence standpoint i think you need to have defensive things in your asset allocation. have a skew towards things improving but, we just don't know how ultimately this will sort of play out. neil: we're still waiting for iowa results to come in one of these days, weeks, months. i'm curious from an investment perspective, i heard if it was a good night for bernie sanders, again delayed news on that. the markets will get worried about that, because he is not exactly their cup of tee. what do you make of that? >> this situation, because i think trump wants sanders to do well because trump wants to face sanders. neil: right. >> if it is trump-sanders, i say trump is going to win. actually indirectly u.s. economy. i don't think there is enough bernie sanders supporters to kind of offsetagain contingent . economy still doing well going into that sort of september, october, time period. neil: as you remind me. that is what decides these things. jack, always good chatting. thank you, my friend. >> my pleasure. neil: we are still waiting for those iowa results. we're told the democratic party officials are on the phone with all of the campaigns. i don't know one at a time or a group conference call here. right now we're trying to get understanding when those results are going to be announced. remember the longer the wait the more problematic not only it is for iowa but for those campaigns using new hampshire as a jumping ground or convenient place to forget anything that happened in iowa, after this. ♪ 1 in 3 deaths is caused by cardiovascular disease. millions of patients are treated with statins-but up to 75% persistent cardiovascular risk still remains. many have turned to fish oil supplements. others, fenofibrates or niacin. but here's a number you should take to heart: zero-the number of fda approvals these products have, when added to statins, to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. ask your doctor about an advancement in prescription therapies with proven protection. visit truetoyourheart.com neil: president second -- third state of the union address where he is will address the economy is good for everybody, not just the well to do. congressman mike kelly, what we might expect. doesn't look like congressman, always good to have you, that the president will even address what is going on the very next day in the senate with this impeachment vote. wise choice do you think? >> first of all, neil, thanks for having me on. think about this president, this is the day he announced he would run, people are attacking him at all levels, all day, every day. not only the president, first lady, the first family, the anybody the president had a relationship at the time he had with a child, business level, personal level this is president who is such a tough businessman, he doesn't let the things bother him. things have never been better than they are right now. i look what happened where i'm from, erie, pennsylvania, 2009, 2010, about 8 1/2% unemployment. now it is 4 1/2%. that is a huge gain. we have more people working today. the labor workforce is better than it has ever been. we have more people going to work every day so they can take care of their families. making sure they're preparing for future. it is a really strong, strong economy. it made us the envy of the world again. we're no longer leading from behind. i have no idea what the heck that meant. we're now leading from position of strength. the world looks at us. they know we can count