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neil: well, tonight on cavuto, a grand old market rally tolow grd old party ray. fa beit fr us to take away the punch bowl. some are noticing t esidents more t on thwing punches. w publicans are saying that he's maybe not atll reluctant t keep pushing those execute ords includg onat can make millions of illegals riden here an attorney say the president tries that kiid offf, forget about its legallalty. and think it's only republan whoind all these exxcive orders
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over the tp, wait until you hear how harryeid and a bunch ofemocrats and the midtermsree bus. done. the 20 presintial ce on. tonight, you may see the first candat announced d he with us, now. candidates start your engines. ewers statureour dvrs. is cavuto is one for thhiooy books. eolitical party starts right now. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto a let e bipartisan party begin. obama: i very much appreat ad mcconnell's words about the prospect of wrking together. what what i would like to do isear from the republicansf what would like tt see happen. i open to wng with them, rachut to republicans, make sure that i'm listening to them. let's get started on those thingherwe agree. neilll, did you hear
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mcconnell say ty'reiking the way things are starting out. hnson isn't entirely convinced this is off to a good srtt last coming froe president of the unid states. but mih mcconnell spoke right beforehe president had been saying that he was -- he was taing to the president. they had found some commonround on some key issues. they would have their differences. much talk of lac of camaraderie with mh o abt nothing. john, wh do youhink whatt the firsthe presidt had to say about wha he looks rward to and what mitc monll said he has to lookorward to. >> evening, let's ta about the president you know, he put the whole thingn context when he said before the electi that his agenda and his pocies were on e ballo and the voters came last night aast their vos anthey said, m
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president, takeour agendand stuff it. and yo payedhe best part ofhe news confeeence in your cp, but if you listen the whole newsonference, whathe president was basically saying, if th republans can fin some of the things that i've proposed that theyy% can support, comen down and talk. well, he still doesn't un tt in order to break grick, president has to take the lead. we hadhe same kind of numberwhen i was chief of staff f ge herbert walkerusd he took the lead. this presidentits in his ivory tor and expects itll to happen because he wants it to happ. you won't see anything happen in washingn because he d kw how to deal wh the slature. neil: ja we shaljackelsh did noe his tone in the regard. this is from j welsh.
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>> the idea that we don't --n las night's elections isomething to everybody. the eaeas wer ld t fo him. they don like his poli. it n athinto do with him personally. it his policies.y. neil: what jack was refring to, john, was like bill clinton 20 years ago after he sffered a dr in the midtes, of course, billnton wanted to make sure he would get reelected, but that he d -- he did ma hbling statement to the press next day overtures to newt ginichnd @epublicans the nex day and obviously turd things around and wor worked th the other sid. how c confidnt are y that barack obama will foow tha? i'm not at all. cae i dot think ends what his job iss esident. he hink he' empor
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and doesn't understd that constitutio the relationship of the executive branch and coress. and heas to go down and start talking about things in which he will ha to give on some of his iues. you c't get compris witht both sides giving a bit neil: er do yo think he'll gigive orrwoulde. >> the only place i see some oimism is perhaps on theipine. i thi the republicans are going send him a pipeline bill early. they may send him -- thl ably srt with a proal to repeal omacare. 'll rejectt. and tnhey' send him sething that has five or six major changes. if he is ses about comprising, that's whee he'lt down and try and fix this ms of obamacare. but i spect hll sit do and say, well, you can do somhing on the edges, but you can't change t funmental chans of the mandate.
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neil: both sides will move gether on the things ey c controlnd for the time being that's the furthest t president goes and and that' the best replicansan hope r? >> well, tnk -- you know, the mical dvice tax, eve the democrats, i think there's almost 20 docra that is at is ridiculous. neil: you're right about that. that's easily dble. the other stuff isn' whathey d to replace that. right? thell havo find anotherevenue to replace it. tnk tre'sore than a majority. i think there'srobly 60 or votes en with just 52 or 53 publicans in the t make that ndf change. but that's not enoh t chgehe directon of the coury. you've got to ce climate of confince in the process. and he's goi to have to start talk about cuttin public spein he's going to have to lk about tightening the budget, about how to deal with the defense i
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have needs ia g way. otrwise they're not goin to negotiate wi him even on the trivia. neil: might be righon that. we will see. >> nice to see you. neil: could this be one of those democrats wh ju might lead this pross forward, a bridge for both sid? senator, what do u make of that, and how lily i that two sides can still advan mutually agreed upon legislation bs that makes sse, the medical vice tax, first and foremost,s that t best we can hope for? >> neil, i think that's one of the elements of onof t maj isss, i shoul say mor issu ofontention. i think there a lot of supp for repealing tte mdica device tax, but i won't suppo repeal of the affordable care act. think in aarger sense, i additiono maybe a comprise on that
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particular question, the broar issues, i think ther could be a lotf comm ground whether it's tax reform, infrastrture, ahole range ssues so'm an optimism, a ihink w need a litt bit of that right now. we need to figur out a way toet people working together. neil: you're right about that, senator. i'm curious. in the psident's remas today, i'm old enough to remember ill clintos remarks 20 years o this ve week afteis party sufffd aropping. waser conciliatory, heewas obsly knowing full we he was ahead of a potential reeltio where he could be in danger. this president, of cose, that's come and gone. e was a realf on the part of bill intonybe pragmatic, maybe despera, maybe savvv, to move the ball and make whawould be the last tw yearsf his tm producte, do get the sense that this presint is as
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inclin because i don't seehat typef pragmatism o of barack ama thai see out of bill clinton. >> neil, believe he . i gives evence not what he sd today in hisnterviews or his statement or answers touestions, bui give as evidenceersonal testimony in theense that wn he was in iladphia onnsunday night, i was with him. not in a big crowd, initially, jt the @ayor o philadephia and i sittin down with him. d he knew at tt point -- we all knew it would be a difficult day on tsday, especially in the senate, but even with that knowledge based upon the polling, he w actlly upbeat..% and we talked aut area where could work wit republicans and we could -- neil: when you say -- neii: when you sayork wit republicans and republins say they wanto work with him. they're stil miles
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apart on these isses. where they find that common ground, i can't see the predent bundle much. maybe looking a keysne getting that revved up. at's a maybe. anything bigger, they're ally qte far apa. >> wl, neil, look, i dot pretend t assert that the two sides can art arm in arm. this haseen a difficult couple o years, and we can attribute that to a lot ftors causes. i will say thi in the to get something dons when i go across pennsyania ts year not as candidate for reelectiusbeg out there, the o thing peopold me over and over again, you guys ve to work together d ggt s somhi done. neil: you' absolutel right. and faiess y, yoveed that kind off% political life, so that mas you unusual.
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but i have tas you this senator, get feelg this president missed goenn% portunity for which he cod have easil thrown it on his precessor, it stopsith me,e, my fault. or bill clinton after th '94ubbing or ronald reagan wh the contra thing. it sms toe reluct ohis part to say ioofed was my message that failed. i've got to make the move back. i di't hear it. >> wl, w can judge today a lot diffen ways. look, i think todawas a startn both sides, but the proof of thi wi be in thetion that are takenver the xt couple of months. i think there's an oprtuny here. in fact, i think we have to srt in the period novemr and decembe to get tngs done in this period, like extendin the t
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provisions that will helpusiness. bu let see what happens in t next six months. i there is a window ofpportuni where it's thenterest of botharties to work together. i think the president wants to do that. i wasleased t hear what mitch monnell said and oths. we all have stake in this. congreas to work as hard at this a the prest. neil: yoare one he adults in the room. senator casey. very good having you. in the meantime, if you did t tune io fox business last nigt, you missed out on that. >> ballots in the state offvirgiaf which a portion -- neil: i' sorry. that sixth vote in ia. so just as i predicted, you don'tav to wait untillaska. no, m kidding. jonirn has won iowa so theeplinsave the itedtates nate. i apologize m friend, i jumped on you, but
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finish that graad eory. you just finished it, backo you. neil: well, you kn, that call like many others, thatas rst on fox businnss. we were beating everybody, lef and right withhis sort o stuff. the business competition apdoing something with sharks, i don't kne delivered this breaking decioo anfigured we would go live, work late, try o earn ourrpaychecks, try to mean what we say, it's money, it'on the lne. 's not red blue thing as i sa a million times. it's green. it's your money, your kids future. we fige you are wort it, your ks are rth it, my kids a worth it, depending on theay and how thhy're behaving you the pnt, we we first a we will wayse for you ge ready for aavef executive actions. hn ashcroft, his action to that after this.
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obama: i feel obliged to do everything i canawful with my executive authority to make sur thate don't keep on making the system worse. neil: all right. utive authority is one thing. signingn executive order that could potentially feeze the deportion of illegal here. john asscroft says tha coul be another thing. that would be an executive order on steroids wouldld i not? how would you explai it? >> icertainly uld be. thpresident has the authority, his execive authority to do l of things tt are totally agnst the pubc'ss% interest. the president could literally empty the
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prison'sf the unite states by aausing his power. if h wnted to make -- i'm noture how he ss he could do it legall he might be able to to do tngs at a totally unwise and againss the manifest inntion ofhe people. he said today he doesn't like rding teaeas. he dsn't speak tea leaf, but he he shou know that the amican people, i think, in the election, whh was a substtial commentary as he had predicted it wld be on his policies have repuated his abuse use of executive ahority to displace the uhority of the coress and the will of e pple. and espeally given the fact that the willf the people has bn rently expressed in this election, iould be an outrage -- neil: yeahand i defer you onll legal iss let's say in this
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environmt, i would rtainly poison the well. i t see himoing it in this envonme, but ybhe's of the it, i'll do it anyway. then what? >> it occurs toe that heaid that he wants to do itefore the end the year. neil: th's right. >> that doesn't mean he wants to dot with the new republcan congress. he not going to give th ahance to b responsive. neil: re is a dumb legal qu on my pt,ttorne neral. can can theew ngress, new senate me back and say, hey, what you did back then in december before we took charge, tha's a no-no. you can't't do that. >> well, i think he -- to me, heeld out a promise, which i consider to be at best misleading and at worst fals at is, t consequenc of whater he wou do b execuve order could be reversed
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by an acton of the congre. first of all, he w would have the ability to veto an ac the congress and secondly, at if head granted in some ki oay amsty stas to illel inviduwh are retht the ritocumeatio et tera il: ght. is hishoug at seho thehe prevuslyrantad becae thngss no disreedith h? thio sgest tt byhe pside ito suggt soththat hghly uikely, grosymprobable, prably impsiile. and i think in a loofle o conciliation, but the suect of what he was saying was not conciliation it was confroation. either do it my o i'll dooit mm w without you. i think the american pele he rted that. when he id that he heard two-thirds of the publiccsayingomething.
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i'm not wose voice was he listeningo. neil: that was ahrow away l to dismiss the historic nate of last night. you're quite right. it's a very presumptive line. it presumes that the two-thirds of thpeople that didn't vote somehow endorse unananimously his positi. i ink is muchore likely that the twthirdsf the people that didt vote have been so disenchanted with the ruptured trust thaty have goveancend pubc officials that they're dgu and rejecng the idea. his to is a uerstanding that we need to be careful o elect people to the presidency who have a respecr democratic proc i'm not talking about republican or democrat ies. but the process when the people -- when the people put t tea leaves i such a clear and unmistable pattern they've do, a everybod focus on the senate and the goveors. e people expressed
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themsees most thororouly for the house of representativives beca it' every district in every ta. that w a overwhelming dorsement. so know you guysave to g wre the's conf andhere's -- there's bloodn the water, but the tru of the matter,he biggest indicator of what happened in this nami was in hse o representatives. neil: you're right. an itakes lawye t catc that t-thirds remark. at's a ssgnificann indication of what the prident was tnning. od seeingou again. johnshcrt. >> always great to be with you. neil: in t meantime, a we about to see a republican rally. thew, s&p mong like crazyo rerd territory ain. obviously, biginess honchos are taking this as a si bett things to come. a more friendly busines environment ist hand. it? we'll talko some
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we'll talko some siness titans withso ally bank o hien fees on savings aounts? at's righ it's just that m worried about you knowhiddenhings..." ok, why's at? no hidden es, from the banwhe no branches equals grt rates.
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neilall rig. the d, s&p hit records today after decisive republican win. it wasn't exclusively that,ut itas the win
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that brought burs back. they are convied that good timesre aheaa anderson of what they make of this rally. what do you think in whether th markets are ght seize on this? >> obviously the markets had good day today. e question will be, are we going to see dierens in the policy goingorward? this going tonge the president's 6-year stance and will we have pr growth strategies. neil: i don't see that happening. it shouldn't. thcampaign 201 started today there's no wa that eher sid wants tooput the other side in the office it's sad. neil: , brad, the next thing, akets love an eironment where youave the o -- thee% white hse underne pty and thtwo branches under another
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party,y, and they've got ttat. grlock is good. what do you think of that? beuse historically they get something done beuse it w the conflict of tose vested interests that can produce a producti envinmt. lookt billlinton. neil: you'reight abo tt. i cannot s it. no to disparage democrats, i pointed it out, and maybe steve -- i don't see this esents pragmatic as bil clint. >> and bill was more centererrist tha this president. we nee hlp on taxationwe need help iigration, we nee help on energy. neil: what will he help on? >> i d't know. he mentioned today taxation and he @eioned immigrati. he would loe to hav help with immigration. bu you know neil: the executive order staving off millions o deportionshawon't happen. we won' wait. one congressan'tin the other.
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d what realistically can we get done? in order for this market to continue, weeed someing, and it has to pruce growth. taxation the place to go. neil: you're right. somethg to allow a lot ofey to come forward. brad, what do you wa to s? idlock i normay good, but that money is lock u abroad and it could have an amazing boom to the economy i even some of it were lowe back. >> think this is longhot, but there i a if the republicans draft this legistion in carulnough way that it can be attractive to democrats, paicularly democrats in the sene, some of this stuff you can do clearenough because there's so much opportity -- il: two ickk emples. >> ty hted, g veto approved bill through. neil: you have 15, 14 more democrats ththan bore.
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>> it' possible. neil: you can do it. >> you need 60 votes, t the thing at could help the economy most i to bring $2llion back. give them other hoday an get tha ney back to work in jobs. neil: even if yo haveo do a quid pro quo f wkers, but do it you guys should be here solving al thi just common sense siness. guys, ank you very much. well potntial candidates rearg up ne, where y a cerin pot proponent named gary johnson, he just coul be, n offense smoking al the oer guys who are aiming t live in that house. go aheadnd p your bag right here.
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>> well, i tnk running as a third party caidate, i likenhe debateright now,oke andepsi. democrats and republicans. you know, th talk about the economy. they tal about corpore taxes coke says, let's drop it to 3pecent from 33 pernt. pepsi says let's drop it to 28 percent. ll, let's eliminate corporate tax. let's imate income tax. let's abolish the irs let's it with conaumion tax the free marke would sa tt's really the logical w tdo it. neil: are you smoking pot riht now as you say this. >> i will stop after this show neil: people hear thesdom of that, explain why it'sot crazy talk. >> t's notrazy. all the talk aut jobs, locate comsiness anywhere in torld otrhan the unite
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states. replace it with a nsumption t. for those wching -- neil: woul't tt put a chill on spending? >> wel actualy -- nebecauss if y remov the income t. it would be revenue neutral because you have embedded taxes, embded federataxes in everytng you buy. if you take aan of coke, a can that sellss% for auck, you have 28 pcent embeddedta in tha cok neil: pricey can coke. >> wouldn'tou csider soci security match. wouldn't conder mecare -- meeicare and the taxes thatocaol pays to the feeral government. neil: you make good points. i've told you that. it's alws a tough ro for a guy likeou, for independently minded people are you coidering again you're like rodney -- we know the
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temperament in the country certainly anged yesterday. i'd lik to. the only way a third party ll win is to be a part ofhe presential debates. we are suihem, that if youe on t balt in enough states toe ected as president of the unit states shoun't you be incled in the debates. how about beiniihe polls toetermine who is inhe dat whether that's me or someone el running. it would be great to have anoth perspective out there, and that would stimulateebe alarnd t country. you know, i he to ru . neil: i always saythe more the merrie theemore thh intense the debate, the bette u're a very smart guy. great seeing you. wh we come back, lots of 2016 talk in new york, by theay, not just about governor cuomo, alrdy pple are sort of jerr jy
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neil: i see thoseinals, hear that music i m sleep. possible 2016 contenders chatting with me one wi me rightow rmerew yk governor george. three-term repuulican governor in a sta that is sha i say slightly decratic. he could make a creble case. he's been sayingow that aot of people pushing him for that. as i was sayinin the eak, governor, in a crowde field, yo never know. wh would get youo thinabou it. >> it comes down to the futuref the country. i am, like i think mos amerans,ery discourageby the course o our government. hopefully it will get back at ast partially
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the right track, but when you look to t future, asmericans you and have condence tomorrow is ing tt be better. neil: what would be your selling poin >> well, if i do this, you'ha to have the right fureor america. the abili to gern successfully. new york is slightly -- neilrememberr9/11. >> a few crises. neil: but you're actuaaly a you're not a loudmouth. never to anyone to shutp on the stump. >> certainly not in front of a camera. neil: what do you think that, by the way? thinii thini think civility happens. bu be civil about itt% an be respectl of people who mhtot agree. neil: washingt is far from civil place nowadays. >> whinggon is not what the amerin people are. i was campaigning
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tuesday with my friend and therwe pickets and protesters. we went over and said hi and they weriendly. they weren't going to te for u 's what i tried to do as governo respe people thaare prt of the pss, but at the en beat them if th dotee with you. neil: and thenof course, you did oay. but thereo many big names right now. how would you stand? >> i'm tallerhan them. [laughter] >> neil, it's wayoo soon t say. i'm sure there will be a dozen people running. d i tnk that a good thi. it's good f the american people to hav a choice. neil: and just to think about another way of dng things. >>bsolutely. neil: governor, pleasure to se you very much. george, you never know, but i could remember th guy wenhey didn't kno him.
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>> we'reack to a majority as big as any of us have seenn o lifetimes. it maybe 100-year majority. neil: all right. you have to stop that kind of talk. you have to stop getting cocky the ment. maybe because you're failing to see what's going on here. u're failing to see history. republicans have a rht elebte today. i've been arguing get erer it by tomorrow becae 's like a snapsh onsnap, it's or. four timms in the last
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decade, we've seen a branch of congress or the white hse chan hands. that's virtually every two years. th is kind of commonplace. tracy b byrnes, i thi republicans sho remeer theve been here before. >> you sd it best. you said thee wa t because t led -@republicans. itas bause they were pissed at dems. neil: di i say pissed? that was you. >> thiss the lesser of the o evils. if they were smart, they would ke change happen and renew the faitin the republican par, but it's not going to happen. neil: intereing. at dyou think, scott? >> next thing you know arod ihe most host guy in baseball. he is fresh meat. re's the thing, if you lookt the exit polls,
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economy, ffreign policy. over t next tw years, what happened with those two things? ama theefen spending bill, he'l veto hat. tax reform, a you kidding m repatriotism tax, are those your two issues that voters s, hey, we want these things fixed. ioubt tt will happen. neil: democrats whenhey were in charge they thoht the republicans were dead and ce-versa, politians ve way of succug to rlity. howohey avoid that fate? >>ell, me th a victorhis electi for republicans is an oprtunitsince they now ctrol both houses of congress. this is their chance to lay out a positiv agenda. they've been branded as the e arty of no. they campaigned against president's agenda. neil: they had the party n label bse it was no once t
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300 odd billsere put in the dead file in theene. >> n, that's nothe case. nowhat rublica controlhe senate they ha the opportunity to ow the american -@people, this ishat wee for. this is the kind of tax policy we woul prest -- nethen it's up to the president put himn the corner. >> let's not like overfill the ple. ths like when you ke oupyaturday mog, you pick two d want to get them il: that many? >> just pick something. the keysne pipeline. and then be done. ne: rget it. >> wre not getting ketone. neil: i think we'll get that. >> y thi he will -- neili tnk hll throw a bone anday, look, i'm progressing. >>s tnework giants -- >> enough with spts neil: you are very much a manly man. by the way, are these
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footba analogies you're making? soccer? ay. i'm looking at it sayi, i d do think we'll getomethg, not much, thatight be just enough forepublicans to look less like a party of no and puuhe president on dense. what do yo think? >> in a gallup pololl in mid-ocber, voters were saying the ecomy was their number one issue. the number twoue was the way the federal government wrks. and ihink republica here he something to ove. want to prove they can a pty who can goveen comtently. who do not have to shut down the government. whdo not h to bring e country on the brink of default on debt. th wn't going to be the case under repuican leadership in the two houses of coss. they were ing to govern the country with certainty -- neil: we'll see. these guys are a littl negative. i'm not. you know, the football -- >> you're the happy guy
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so i can rea ally ba 27,but ere? 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctantoto try newhings. a's wrong with trying new things? fe that in your muscles? yeah... i do. tra new way bank, where no branches equals great rates. il: what a nightta a look. single. >> from fox business studios in nenew york city, he isnil cavuto. neil: i looe that y's voice. but i'm never ared for it. mitth connell is virtually ndestrucble to be the next majorityeader the united states senae. and wh republicans reconvene andmayb possiblyn the majority, would youe for him to be your leader? >> thais what i anticipate dog. >> i thi that mitch cconnell
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has an opportunity to turn his around and te resident could haveome constructive movements. neil: tom cotton defeating mark pryoin arkansas. >> it's urning out to be grt day in ameica. let's get things done state. >>et's have t delivered. >> my experien from 2010 makes it me thin tha th might be re tetetodesign it so that the p presint will veto it. >> you are very jaded and very negative [lghter] neil: slow up guys. they justne erytng. ter, wt doou have? -p>> i'm in thehether real but they tned it io this
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fabulous space. big storm in polits tonght. neil: it's still early and w have much more to o. also coming in the batts today, kennedy s talkng a what is goinin on. >> all of the guys that you ar campaigning for hve one. are you going to run for presid >> i don't know, thas a 20 cision. > e you going to run for president? >> hello, thank you for bein with us tonight. neil: thats your way of not answering. neil: are y open to a presidential run? >> anye who has the abiity doo is crazy to say no. >> we've goten this wllattend
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the republicans ve tak control the house ain. 16 is t going to be a guarane foranyone. il: sct we we c say has one hhs reelection in wiscsin.. >> you for your sport. >> they have spent a lot of moy y trying to get this guy out oo ffice. but in fact the union members are voting for him. >> it is interesng to get this taor swift comparison with tom rkin, but i don't kw if you'll this reference, but she aking t off ♪ neil: it was met to be a @%@%lement ♪ ♪ neil: we are looking at a heck of a nght. aad i'm just thinking at it is
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going to come do vote. p> this is high-tech of a process. >> i've been wanti wh the popcorin the green room >> they ju ned one more to tak contrrl. neil: joni earnst has on in iowa we did it >> god bless this great ntin. >> thank very muc wear proud with wha was acmplished. >> i am here just to tue n for u this late ho a it's eay out here.
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[lauter] >> i want to chooled you, mr. neil cavuto, msupposed to you' keeping me up lat. [laughr] neil: i want to thank myrew anmyolleagues and u dobbs. you've seen hist of the nation again. neilobvuuly w d take ourselvetoo sriously ev on big historic nights we like to remind you that 's worth thlong nigs and h getting a littlkooky a the hours rll-on anwhen i hear the business networksalk about ho much yourinancial welfare ans and they un reruns about a shark tank,im thinking, wait a minute,ou are lng pieces of scum. we areot red or blue har.
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we are going to keep doing it. we ve a lot more too in s many mor ections. thank you all and hve a grea night..3 kennedy: oay ouand he are friends because tey' eier in the throes of a lohangover savoring every last rop of election nhtor there suic. either wayit's either way, it is understandable if you are jealous. the strong emotional reactions prove you are alive. being an independt s you can ever get emototnnlly attached tone candate or party. and so when was t lasttime you high-ber hb soeone beuse so-and-soo finally

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