stuart: we spent the last 30 hours going over in detail what happened to the debate last night. monica crowley and ashley webster both agree with me. let's see if neil cavuto does. it is his time. neil: it is time to judge. paul ryan's plans. a lot of people do not think he is the job for this. what we can tell you right now is the market is kind of non-flux. a 10 year notes. barely budging at all. that is an instrument to which a lot of mortgages are paid. heading home sales are not exactly firing on all cylinders.

look at all of that. the economy is slowing down. less than half the page. one and a half percent. we have dagen mcdowell. paul ryan. there is paul ryan getting a lot of criticism from a lot of the mavericks in the party. he is really like a john boehner like. how does he deal with that? dagen: he shrugs it off. it is coming from people that do not have that job. people are hopeful about him bringing together all fashions of for publican party in the house. he wants to try and get eggs done. he needs to move ahead with some

idea on how you will replace it. there is a lot that he can at least take stabs at. then again, he has the headwind. you are not filibuster proof if you are republican. not as aggressive as paul brian may want him to be. he was saying that republicans have made a pact with this president. rotten to the core deal. i will filibuster as soon as i get done with this residential debate. even though mitch mcconnell said he is wasting his time, it is going on here. >> thank goodness. this got cut behind closed doors

for the last 10 days or so. paul ryan signed off on it. thank goodness that senator will take a stance on that. an opportunity to sort through all of the major issues that are facing the party and the country. he will prioritize it. keep in mind, he is dealing with a president that will not negotiate any deal with any republicans for the rest of his term. through the winter of 2017. ryan has that up against them. people in the past did not have to deal with that. he was able to rally the new trips behind him. that will not happen with this president. >> for the next several months

of this presidency, nothing will get done. >> i am reminded in this discussion, especially dagen's comments, remember in the 2008 campaign, barack obama is an arab. he said, no, ma'am. no, sir. let y'all in reality. >> the freedom caucus did. the caucus is not what you just said. >> talking about the issue of reality. i give them credit voting for paul ryan. when it comes to the issues, we are still waiting for this workplace and repealed notion.

if we were serious about it, we would have seen something by now. >> their proposals have never been wrought up for a vote. what i want to get a handle on is what happens now? angry with the system or their own party. within the republican party. i do not see much getting done. >> i think that you are right. to the point, is the word compromise now in their vocabulary? that is what it is going to take. paul ryan did not make them any specific promises. however -- >> i was just going to say, no one told barack obama, why

aren't you compromising with republicans. they are principles. they are standing for something. that is what we need more of. the gop presidential candidates. let me talk to you about a dream world. destroying the deficit reduction act again this year for another hundred $12 billion deficits. adding on a half trillion dollar deficits. >> your principles will take the republican party off a cliff. sorry. sorry. listen. on this fact. the envy of every other economy. listen. i do not deny that there are people hurting, but do not deny the obvious. obama has inherited a mess.

we are now the envy -- neil: we split genetically. not all that far from no growth. the quarter we are in will be the no growth corridor. dagen: breaking about the economy right now -- neil: a bad analogy. >> they not actually think reality. dagen: talking up a lousy economy when the medium household income -- >> budget negotiations are now out for the next year and a half. >> that is my view. thank you very much. the former house majority leader.

what he makes of these developments. he is trying to appeal to some of those conservative renegades or tea parties or whatever you want to call them. just a non-issue and a nonstarter. sure enough, it looks like that will not be taken up. is that a sign that they ruled the roost? >> he talks a good game. he has already started and maybe being another boehner. i am so upset with that backroom deal. against the american people. against two thirds of the republicans in the house voted against it. what he needs to do is start today, overturning that agreement. he can do that in the spending bills in the appropriations process in the next year.

he needs to establish where the republicans are and reflect that in the bills that he passes. see what the senate does with them. he has to show the american people that he is for them. he is with them. to his members, he will lead them. neil: what happens if he were to act on that now? i think that he said that it stinks and all of that. done. i want to keep the eye on the big picture. i do not want to do anything to screw up republicans in the next election. you say what? >> two thirds of the issues that will come up in next year's campaign. the budget. the dead. we are in crisis. the economy. all of that has to do with that

deal. pouring cold water on our economy. it is against the american people. it is for the federal government. he can turn it around tomorrow. through the rest of next year. he does not have to accept this deal. you could do the spending stuff all over again. he has the big spending bill coming up in a few weeks. find who you are in the house and defined the house. let the process work. send a bill to the senate. >> being a nice guy will not audit. standing up for the american people and what they have been demanding for the last three-four years is only thing that will cut it. neil: wow.

he should get a nickname like you. chainsaw or something like that. thank you very much. whether this is going to be a big issue. the problem for paul ryan. paul ryan is trying to consolidate that name. go slow. pick up the pieces of damage relations. what do you think? >> the most important line, i thought that was a wonderful bring us together speech that underlies the importance of ceremony and transitions. we have to show people we can get our act together. that is really his mandate right now with an election year coming up. the house of representatives will very likely stay republican, obviously.

they do not want to become a drag. paul ryan's job in part is to make sure that it does not. my guess is that he will succeed. >> government shutdowns. the strong-arming that would characterize a lot of their members and their battles with speaker boehner, if that was also awful, why did republicans gained? >> timing is everything. i know that you enjoy little quips like that. remember the timing of the last government shutdown. it was a year prior to the election year. if you are going to make a point like that, do not do it near

election season. at this point, we obviously do not have to worry about that until march 2017. neil: they say that this can be a dead-end job. he did harbor presidential admissions. do you agree with that as a great risk? i do not see anything but outside. you do not have to worry about traffic. a lot of nice things that come with this job. you are third in line with the president. >> it depends on how you do that job. i disagree with bad analysis. i have heard it said boehner stepped aside. i think that that is malarkey. if you do this job well, it

helps you in the future should ryan decide to run for president. i think that that is kind of inevitable. the man is 45. it stunned me to see him standing up there on the podium for the first time. he is so young. we are used to having speakers that are older. neil: it you covered that one. >> i was there. absolutely. back in those days, the lifespan was much shorter. looking a great deal older than paul ryan. neil: you have not aged a bit. >> we hang out together. that is the reason. >> probably getting this yourself. jeb bush, it was not a good night.

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>> when you signed up for this, this was a six-year term. literally, a french workweek? you have three days where you have to show up. >> here is the bottom line, it will not be about the future of america, it will not be about attacking anyone else on stage. neil: the clash of the night. jeb bush may be on his way out. that may be extreme. i want to quote a florida donor who told e, marco is the jedi

master. hopefully these idiots were not referring to bush. not necessary. david on that. david, are you worried that that was a moment loss? you were worried that that is the signature that may have just torpedoed jeb bush. >> i am not worried about that. these campaigns are a very long process. there is not one moment in the debate -- you have may be less than 25% of the electorate even paying attention. the next debate will be in milwaukee. you are all doing more and more. i think that record of accomplishment is what will matter in the and.

>> my impression, jeb bush in particular, i do not think he wanted to do it. i think one headline got it right. bush wanted to rubio's trap and he did not want to. charlie: the establishment people do not make up the majority of the electorate. the gentleman is right about that. i spoke with three major fundraisers here in new york. kind of on the fence. they will embrace the winner. they said that was a key case. neil: unless it is donald trump. charlie: and even then they may. tko marco rubio. he won that. neil: he botched it.

as a donor, when you saw that exchange, and you are quite right, it is way early, you know the signature, whatever you want to call them, how they affect you and how the media runs, does it where you, does it worry you? >> i am not at all worried about that. a historical perspective. moments like that that happened. jeb bush is the same guy. no one can compare with that record of accomplishment. >> a particular moment. i am not voting for somebody for president -- charlie: i have a lot of respect for jeb bush.

i never spoke with marco rubio. i cannot compare. i think the problem with jeb, the problem is guys that like him. he does not seem prepared for the fight. they do not think that he is going to win. just another squandered activity to set him apart. >> they are holding back. >> yes. neil: other colleagues or donors. they are getting nervous. they do not want to add money. >> i have not heard that yet. if you think about the folks that i am talking about, a lot of business people, they like to make decisions based on who they think is the best. neil: you might stand out, david. not all business people are like that. some just follow who seem to be

in the lead. i am wondering if that alarms you? >> it does not alarm me. it is about record of accomplishment. i agree with him on accomplishments. jeb bush would make an amazing president. i am telling you, the tide among the establishment has turned. they just do not think that jeb is ready for this. they will not admit this on the record here at last night -- >> you are right. i should stress this as we always do here, it is a fun time. john mccain. eight years ago. he went on to get the nomination. you never know. right now, it does not look good. the next is november 10 in

milwaukee wisconsin. fox business will be there with the "wall street journal." maybe we will be bringing up economic issues as well. i want to take a look at what is going on in europe here. coming in from austria. they have limits on how many can come in. here is the problem. 3000. better than 10,000. part of this streaming 4 million plus that want refuge in europe. it is a mess. that european union. ♪ (vo) rush hour around here

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neil: we have a lot of housing data right now. the general trend has not been friendly.

a reason why a lot of housing stocks, homebuilders are down. we have seen pending home sales. it is a trend that has not lately been the industry's friend. news that the gdp has slowed hermetically in the latest quarter. one and a half% very close to 4%. you have people wondering what is going on here. gold, that is down. down to a three-week low. the economy is slowing. they think that something else is going on here. we are worried that the economy is slowing down here and not just a little bit. what do you make of it? >> they have a right to be nervous. forget the fact that they are

plain meaning the gdp on a buildup of inventory. they tend to follow three months at a time. this is a tough quarter. there was some positive news out of personal consumption expenditures. a drop in housing, the weakness in the economy, a bad third quarter. potentially leading into counting on the fourth quarter being good for us. we have some problems for 2016. >> consumer spending consumption. the results of this issue of inventory building, i know the argument is inventory building without people buying the stuff. two very different things going on in the same quarter.

that is like a coiled spring ready to explode in the fourth quarter. do you buy that? >> it comes back to wages. better patterns for consumption. if wages are growing, it is not there. we are about to spring load a giant fourth-quarter when wages are fairly moderate and consumer patterns are starting to get more conservative like you would see at the beginning of the recession. neil: i looked at stocks. wall street, the dow is, you know down over 10%. we have the s&p.

the nasdaq is in positive territory. is it out of reality? >> this will be the cards we are dealt for quite some time. we will not get its close of growth. we will not get information. the fed is now almost confused as to what they are supposed to do. let's check the box and raise rates by the end of the year. with that, the markets have gotten comfortable. this is the game they will play for the next few months until something good happens. neil: we told you last night was a big debate. wanting to filibuster this sham of a deal, as he calls it. he is putting his money and his time in his mouth. that is what it will take.

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that ran paul is going to make the to -- john boehner on his way out. getting a two-year budget deal that raises the dead. suspend the debt ceiling. which is, well, weird. it is what it is. not materializing anything. he is promising a filibuster that could go quite a while. it is a done deal. mitch mcconnell has indicated that it is going nowhere. conservative troops. whether he is effectively moved by that. congressman, good to have you. what do you think about what congressman ryan is doing? >> i think senator paul is

stepping up to say the process is broken. whenever we just have a bill given to us two days beforehand that we have to pass something, it is a process. the house is broken. neil: he is not going along with what brand paul wants to do. >> again, i did not vote. i voted no yesterday. i believe it was given to us to fast. a broken process. we need to really take another look at it. i am a business guy. there are so many gimmicks in that bill. very concerning for me. neil: wasting his time. this is a done deal. it is time people get over that and move on.

>> i would agree with that. the deal was going to pass in the house. let's move forward. let's get the process moving forward. let's get all of these pieces together. let's fix this broken house. neil: thank you for taking time on this busy day. paul ryan was voted in and now sworn in as the speaker of the house. before the civil war. ready much from the democrats. no surprise there. walking into the chamber and the headaches that come with. we will have more. ♪

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neil: keeping an eye on a very tense situation developing right

now. 4 million plus. they are waiting for buses, we are told to take them further. anywhere from 1000 to upwards of 20,000. the problem is, they do not have enough. they set up barricades and all. they found the union. the first thing would go is that you could seamlessly travel from one country to another without anyone even checking your airport. those days are gone, my friend. it was getting that already. this is obviously exponentially compounding the problem for leaders. we have to let more than 100,000

in. her own people are saying 100,000 is way too much. even socialist left-leaning governments are saying no. what this means is this is being played out across a number of countries who are saying that. how do you think that shows up? day one of speaker paul ryan. one of the big players, in fact the republican player in this country right now, if you think about it, a steve moore on the big problem we face. they do know paul ryan's concern.

how predisposed is he now to fighting that battle? >> i am tired of all of this discussion. the process stinks. yes, the process stinks. that outcome is a travesty. we are locked in for at least the last year and a half. even mitch mcconnell said that the senate leader, you are kind of wasting your time. the republicans basically agreed to a deal that raise the debt ceiling by a trillion dollars. this is some sort of great victory.

it is that simple. the budget is not on automatic power right now. the congress might as well go home. neil: no political gain to get that out of the way. this is the battle. >> what are they going to try to do, reinstate spending gaps? i am holding onto a thread of hope. right now, i've got to tell you this, nancy pelosi, they are on their way to the bank. the republicans rolled over on this one. when you control the house and two thirds of your own house members vote against this, that

should be a blurry signal. neil: you raised a good point. steve moore, thank you very, very much. it makes you think there has to be another planet. even a comment. wanted to know. connell mcshane. connell: wondering who you are going to talk about. you are boring me with your earthy concerns here. i have taken a broader perspective on things. there are two major developments that are out of this world today. one, the russians want to send a man back to the moon and do so fairly soon. scientists finding oxygen on another comment. it is very important. first the russians. this is simple.

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neil: take a look at twitter shares right now. down an additional five and one 3%. this despite a support that beat estimates. you know how it goes. the forward guidance. the way things that are going the rest of this year that charge them veered revenue growth may slow. they do not have as many users or are not getting as many users as thought. that is what is going on. you probably watched the debate last night.

>> we have 19 -- we have people out of work. we have isis and al qaeda attacking us and we are talking about fantasy football? neil: that was a highlight from the debate last night. not a golden moment from jeb bush. we have to get to the bottom. along comes chris christie. again, not a good night in that regard. this resignation is with people in that audience. the government should not be getting involved in this sort of thing. >> there are two issues here. much better things to do an bigger issues than regulating what people do on fantasy football website. they are having a good time. enjoying football. we like to participate in our fantasy football.

when you talk about casino owners or even owners at convenience stores that sell gambling products, they feel that it is unfair that they are regulated. neil: very good point. obviously a jugular response to get to that. one of the things i think governor was trying to mention is you could have some people on inside information. whether the government, the federal government has a role in that is anyone's guess. it did not really resonate with that crowd. >> it did resume. you have to keep in mind if we want to take a look at fantasy football, this is an issue for congress. they do not necessarily want presidential candidates to spend their time, which is limited, talking about an issue that should be left up to congress.

neil: the government, whatever you want to say, will have to have a role in policing this. i think what i heard from governor christie and others who are saying cool it, even if some people are taking advantage of this, let them. we have bigger fish to fry. what do you think? >> i think that it is a completely fair point. we just passed a budget deal. maybe not the best thing for the country. we have big issues to deal with. you cannot be regulating the gambling industry and an unfair way. this opens up the door for congress to look at the way they are regulating casinos. maybe we can use some less regulation on all of these entities rather than many more.

opening up the door to have less regulation on all those things. we can only hope. neil: thank you very much. what is going on in europe right now. this is along the border. other countries across the region. trying to get in. all of these countries are saying, well, we feel your pain. we cannot support to take you all in. they will pick them up. it is a fraction of the crowds that are there. i want you to picture how this is going to go. not being able to get in. how do you think that that will go down.

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neil: i want to take you to fort lauderdale. a plane fire just distinguished there. the plane was taxied for takeoff. that would be a very scary development. we are told that everyone is okay. they do not know where that fire started veered we do know that everyone is okay. it has stopped traffic in that airport and around the area. the better news is that despite a scare, everyone is just fine. we will keep you posted if we find out anything new. i wanted to alert you to something that sounds a lot like something you heard before. paul ryan. his remarks. more than four years ago.

take a listen. >> the house is broken. we are not solving problems. we are adding to them. i am not interested in laying blame. we are not settling scores. we are wiping the slate clean. [applause] >> we will welcome the battle of ideas. encourage, engage, openly, honestly and respectfully. to my friends that are minorities, i offer a commitment, openness. once a tradition of this institution. scarce in recent decades. it will be new standards. >> if i had a dime for every time someone came to office, talking about, you know, reaching out to the other side, i would have a lot of times. i could probably pay off some

debt. i was startled by the similarity between then new speaker boehner getting involved in that job and now new speaker ryan. >> i think that there is a lot of optimism to be had. because of the fact that he is the youngest speaker in over 130 years. i think that that is huge. he can be the unifier. he can really unite that younger generation. he can come in there and say this is a very fractured and divided republican party right now. we should really be optimistic about this. they did not seek -- he did not seek this job, they sought after him. no one was really stepping up to be speaker of the house. they see him as a real unifier and a real leader. >> they just could not command the respect her.

paul ryan did. >> that is the point. neil: you see what is going on. grandpa planning to filibuster this deal. it is now undoable. it is a sham. agreed by typical politicians. he wants to try and stop it. what do you think of iran? >> i think paul ryan is anything but typical at this point. i think that he has been able to prove that. >> the deal is done. i do not like it. we are moving on. >> that is fine. there will be disagreement and discord. how does he handle that. we are not going to place blame. what he is trying to do is really come together and say we want clarity on these issues and the reason we need to do that is going to be open and honest.

if we disagree on things, that is fine. neil: are right. always a pleasure. thank you very much. what he is doing is even legal. what they concocted here was done behind closed doors. a secretive deal. always good to have you. when people try to fight deals that are essentially already proved, that is an uphill battle. is it not? >> no question about it. talking about using tactics and congress and challenging the way that they do business. even if there is a question, there is a legitimate issue as to whether or not the courts would even consider it. would not want to get involved in anything like this.

i think for someone like senator rand paul who is unhappy with the current situation, he has to rely upon other tools that are available like holding up a confirmation, stopping an appropriation or filibustering inflation. neil: the republicans are not the first democrats before them. a president is negative or even a supreme court justice. getting leverage to do something. we are seeing it a lot more. they have upped the ante as of late to even shutting down the government. i am no lawyer. i know you are a good one. is that even legal to do? >> you know, maybe a more appropriate question is, a matter of good government to do so.

who is going to challenge it. there is already a statute dealing with what the government should do in the event of a shutdown. signing a law. i am not sure there is much of a question with respect to locality. is this a good thing for republicans to do as a matter -- i think their institutional repercussions to doing something like this. i also think that there are political repercussions. they will be blaming republicans, republicans will be blamed for a shutdown. hurting the american people. whether or not all of that is worth it. try to send a message that senator rand paul and others are trying to send. neil: switching gears like a crazy professor. hillary clinton in the benghazi

testimony they did not even fight. one of the things that was revealed is that she lied. the uprising that she credited once to a video. she knew even that day and certainly the next day that it was not. is that something, the fbi to her compounds on to say you lied? >> i do not know that it is. unless they can tie it to some kind of statement made. it would not be a crime. that would be a serious issue. often times, people say things. usually there is not any kind of criminal liability that attaches to that. neil: in other words, it goes nowhere. getting away with something.

eleven hours of testimony. >> whether she has made other statements in private interviews with the fbi. i hope, i would like to think there would be political repercussions for what she did. she was spinning a different story. neil: that remains to be seen. >> you have that right. thank you for taking the time. >> thank you for having me. neil: alberto gonzales. i have a feeling it will come up in two weeks at the fox business network debate. we have a lot of regulations. we have a lot of tax laws and tax rules. carly pouncing on them.

>> special deductions and loopholes and breaks for special interests. that is why we have had over 4000 adjustments to the tax code since 2001. a three page tax code. you do not need so many irs agents. neil: herman cain with us now. taking a look at an emergency number. i am listening to her and i and taking the view. 74,000 pages. 3000 pages. no, three. is that doable? >> yes. it implies that she will come up with a flat tax approach. just as not specified exactly

what it is. the only way she can get it down to three pages is to come up with a flat tax or maybe even a fair tax. meal, one of the bright spots in the middle of the debate last night was the fact that carly and others were talking about replacing the tax code. that is what i wanted to hear more of. not just reforming it or tweaking it. replacing it. that was encouraging to me. neil: i know that you are deeply religious, two. now, they are running with it. at the time, you were crazy. the lower the taxes go, the better, the better. do you feel robbed? >> no, i do not.

being the religious man that you said iam, and iam, i plan to be 999, but god has another plan. iam chelated that they are putting, replacing the tax code on the front burner. we have to you lack a republican president who would lead the charge. the reason we have never gotten a flat tax, never gotten a fair tax is because we did not have someone in the white house that believed in it. we have enough candidates now that believe that. hopefully, one of the ones talking about replacing the tax code will get to the white house neil: you never bragged about working 20 plus years in the fast food industry. how many times did i tell you that was golden.

>> neil. i get my clothing cut in such a way -- you need mike taylor. [laughter] >> i do not know how you did it that long. all right. mr. 999 himself. way, way, way ahead of this simpler tax system. andrew joins us right now. a big money racer. setting his sights on jeb bush. he had a bad night last night. going after marco rubio. later when he mentioned the government getting involved in fantasy football. no one dow -- no one doubt either.

[laughter] having a very hard time dealing with the way things were set up now. you have a reality tv star that entered the race. you have producers on cable networks that want to create a car -- em mike controversy on the air so they can generate some readings. very, very low standards. neil: you know him far better than i am. i think going after and attacking rubio, i could be wrong, i do not think he had it in him. they regretted doing it. >> you can see his body language. we both know about television.

just express yourself in the most authentic and sincere weight. i think that jeff will get there. maybe i am wrong. neil: we just talk to another donor. not the first time he has missed that moment. you are right. it is early. it is not getting way, way early. >> i sort of disagree with that. losing the caucus then coming back to win. reagan was very sloppy. jeb needs that moment now where he can bring up the self-confidence in his television stage performing skills. he has the strength and integrity. he has the knowledge and the world. just have to get him in a better stage performance situation. neil: you are right.

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neil: we are getting more details on this flight in fort lauderdale that caught fire. what is interesting about it it was an aerodynamic plane. while the plane was taxiing for takeoff. we are told that once the fire started, everyone was able to get off the plane. obviously, it was still on the ground. everyone is okay. we are told that some injuries were sustained here. we do not know how bad they were. two runways were affected. often the case with these sort of things. affecting flights in and out of that area. a lot of delays.

the good news here, everyone is okay. just wanted to let you know. something that may not be okay. developing in the old eastern europe. they are at a standoff here. serious refugees that wanted. along the austrian border. only a few are going to get in. this is going to end up being very dicey. we do not know the number. we do not know that it will not be the thousands we are told that are waiting to get freedom and waiting for asylum. any country that will take them. in europe, very few are. i think that you know how this goes. the o'connells coming up. taking them all in. waiting and meandering around. a glorified camp and not much

better. they do not get in, they get angry. they have little kids with them. sometimes incense. it is not pretty. this is not pretty as well. warning in the uk that there iss casualty attacks. the terror group presumably isis that could be behind very soon a three prong attack in the uk. i just had until now to be regarded. a cause of concern. no credible concern. no credible threat has emerged. reported with the financial times and elsewhere. it has been moving off the credibility front. retired army master sergeant on this. obviously, they are getting wind of something. what do you think?

>> yes. absolutely. these threats are emanating from intelligent sources. gathering data that happens a lot. large populations of people who are anti-western at heart. having grievances with the state. the fact that these threats are coming up, and my five or am i six. really identifying the threats. it is due to some policy that has really added. neil: watch out. they do not color coded. what do you think? have they gotten this from chatter? >> absolutely. we need to be very cautious.

really good at doing this type of work. led by americans. against networks. information through a lot of different sources. gathering electronic data. enough information that indicates that there are people on the press of that attack. we have not interrupted it. neil: a number of terrorist attacks since 9/11. a couple years after 9/11. soldiers were attacked on the street. one was virtually decapitated. we do know that there is a history of violence. >> we certainly do. >> 30. british terrorists.

you mentioned the soldier that was beheaded. these are real attacks. it is important that we get law-enforcement communicating with and cooperating with the intelligence community. we need to have developed relationships inside the community so we can identify threats before they swell and overwhelm. neil: thank you very much. thank you so much. >> thank you, neil. >> the whole airport is shut down because of this fire on a plane here. they just announced to the passengers. no flights taking off or going in to fort lauderdale. fire and rescuing officials coming into the airport. trying to urge calm.

anyone who is trying to get into or out of there. nevertheless, that is putting a stop on everything. still trying to get to the bottom of the fire. they do not know what happened in the first place. what caused the fire. some injuries, we do not know how many. we will keep an eye on it. stick around. you are watching fox business. ♪ awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can seek to outperform. that's the power of active management.

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now. this is video what they say the future. drones are on the way. how many stories have we done about companies saying drones are the future? kind of cool i guess to have a gopro camera on a drone. they want you thinking about the fact, not the fact that the stock is getting hammered today. the other thing in the tech world follow up we're talking about earlier this the week is twitter. it has been a rough week for twitter's stock price and it has moved again lower again today, 4% drop. bo -- gopro and twitter are taking it on the chin. neil: that is distraction looking at videos. >> we're doing horrible. neil: but isn't the video cool? connell, thank you very much. you know, we talk about these type of developments and say, all right, not every company subpoena this big. amazon hit an all-time high today. but there are the haves and have-nots so i'm wondering how we're separating them right now, what do you think? >> generally it has been a bad

week for nerd kingdom. silicon valley definitely had better earnings quarters. twitter has been a disaster for a long time coming. they don't authenticate users. don't tell people difference between a robot user and human user. never should have been publicly-traded company in the first place. i would imagine should get sued at some point very soon. this is dishonest model. as far as gopro, challenging, rep sis meant of -- reminisce ant of flip cam, in mid oos, everybody carried around with them? gopro could be a one-hit wonder much likely cam was. neil: twitter, they had better-than-expected earnings and, big issue with them as often the case with these companies when they come out, forward guidance worry investors. things are slowing. >> yeah. neil: what is the issue with twitter and potential long-term

growth prospects, subscribers? >> never authenticate user. never require the user to be human. these many of them are robots. this is fundamental myth at core of business model. i would be incredibly concerned about if i were an investor. neil: wow. thank you very much. jess kimball. we got mixed reads on economy, right? you had companies like go pro and what is going on with twitter. maybe all is not great. you listen to amazon and hear all hiring plans for holidays. you hear maybe it will be busy, great shopping season. whether you get it or catch it on the gopro camera or tweet to your friends doesn't matter, shoppers are there. are they? after this. jeb bush: this president, with all due respect,

believes that america's leadership and presence in the world is not a force for good. america has led the world and it is a more peaceful world when we're engaged the right way. we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. we have to stand for the values of freedom. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? but for the united states, who? who's going to stand up for the dissidents inside of iran that are brutalized each and every day? but for the united states, who? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? but for the united states, no one - no one is capable of doing this. the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible

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had taken off and was airborne when all of this was going on? obviously passengers had to be evacuated while on the ground. it was taxiing on runway when it was noticed presumably by a flight behind it. they had to break out the emergency evacuation on the sides of the taxi way. everyone is okay. there were injuries sustained in the departure, rather dramatic departure. a couple were taken to local hospitals. they're okay. this entire airport is shut down. this flight was headed to caracas, venezuela. not now. no plane in or out of the airport could be quite a while. we're keeping eye on that. we're grateful it is not much worse than it possibly could have been. economy is front and center. we got news worried folks that we're dipping into something bad. latest read on third quarter gdp, it was half the rate what it was in the second quarter.

in fact worse than that. and concerns are right now, growing at 1 1/2% and home sales slowing or pending home sales slowing second straight month. have some wondering how the market can sustain itself if the economy is not? jonathan hoenig and james mack kill van any on that. -- mcivaney. >> stocks like amazon.com are at all-time high. uber valued at $70 billion. america is the still the most individualistic and entrepreneurial nation in the whole world. there is opportunity. vulnerable not given the economy but given intervention in the economy. yesterday another no move from federal rye serve. this is almost a decade of intervention, dramatic intervention in matter of the government. not a question of what you know hits the fan or if you know what hits the fan and that is vulnerability that should scare

all investors right now. neil: dave, if that were the case, some of the retailers have funny way beefing up holiday hiring. amazon at all-time high. high expectations for holiday season. do you agree with that? >> i think they will be disappointed, if you look at september retail traffic, it was down 2%. agree with jonathan, when you look at big picture, have setup not unlike we had in 2007 and eight. stock prices were moving higher. your global data was weakening and i think if we get to the end of the year see a rate hike that could an trigger for catastrophe, not only in emerging markets but u.s. equity markets as well. i don't think you see any support with fourth quarter earnings. with a stronger dollar, likely to see greater pressure in terms of earnings. third quarter earnings were down 7%. they're not making as much money revenue compared to last year is down 2%. third quarter is kind of punk. fourth quarter i don't think is shaping up to be any better.

neil: jonathan, the argument has been we're not on fire but tallest midget in the room or something like that, so the other markets might stink. we stink the least. is that a bullish indicator to you? >> well, neil, ironically it is. when you look around the world, look at immense carnage and all the less capitalist areas of world specifically in emerging markets, china which was such a growth story for years and such an outstanding stock market for years is essentially imploded with a massive selloff and massive correction this year. that is the my fear for the u.s. not that we're a tall poppy that needs to be chopped down but we're influenced by in a sense factors outside of the economy's control. look at political winds blowing these days. you have very, front-runners and democratic and many on republican side, talking about more regulation of wall street. those external shocks that can really disrupt the recovery and disrupt a stock market run.

not necessarily because people are not creative or entrepreneurial. but government gets away with their force and that is how these economies always end up collapsing. neil: david, in the federal reserve environment now would you even threaten hiking in december? >> i think there is a reason they haven't hiked rates. if you look back at their history they would raise rates in the first quarter, second and now third and now pushed to fourth. number of fed chiefs are saying not happens until end of 2016. kocherlakota says they will go negative in terms of interest rates. if they raise rates, it will tank the stock market. if they don't do anything, trying to intervene verbally and try to do something and do what they have done up to now and which is absolutely nothing. neil: and do it brilliantly. >> neil, negative interest rates are throughout europe. seeing tremendous amount of malinvestment. i can't keep money in the bank. i have to put it somewhere. that is the formation,

foundation on which bubbles that burst are built. neil: wow. guys want to thank you both, very, very much. couple of things we're following as well. we're minutes away now from rand paul making good on a threat he made last night in the big debate, that he will filibuster. filibuster this two-year budget deal that calls for extending the debt ceiling. suspending it as they're calling it. the deal with filibusters, fascinating, parliamentary procedure where you talk. try to delay or stop something from happening. really depends how long your bladder can hold up. it really does. you talk and talk and talk and talk and talk, as long as you keep talking, sometimes they reed books or passages from dr. suess, you name it, anything, anything, just to delay what we're told mitch mcconnell is saying inevitable. that this deal is done. but he is standing on principle he says and not being politically expedient. but that all starts in a few minutes. so we'll see how long his bladder holds out.

we'll see how long people in the room hold out. meantime, get ready for that. i don't know how many kids you have, but in china it used to be one baby policy for young couples. now china extended that a little bit. one 1/2 is fine. the other half is a little dicey. no, there saying two are okay. they're concerned about this. just not as concerned as they used to be. ♪ op in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances.

>> it is now time for your fox business brief and shares of homebuilders are getting hit hard today. another topic, homebuilders. we've been talking about them a lot, lately. surprise drop in pending home sales last month. other thing we see talking about homebuilders is chatter out there in the market about the fed. after yesterday the possibility rates go up as early as december. you know the prospect of higher mortgage rates would not be great for the these companies. so that is part of it as well. if you look at stocks of individual basis, kb home getting hit hard, 4 1/2%. little more than that. in percentage terms we have similar drops from many other homebuilders. d.r. horton would be example of that. down almost 5% as a matter of fact. lennar having tough day. you saw some others at beginning. we talk about these stocks, as a matter of fact on this show at this time yesterday. we were saying then some investors like them on a pullback. here you go. if you didn't get your chance yesterday, maybe you missed it. you have a chance again today. neil is back in a moment.

neil: all right. jeb bush is in portsmouth, new hampshire, right now. he has been talking about no doubt, nod to some of his critics said he had lousy debate last night with the marco rubio dust-up, being corrected by chris christie wanting to go ahead government get involved in fantasy football. double-barrel bad night for jeb bush.

others indicating it is not about performance i presume in the debate. about leadership. obviously in this day and age, part of that leadership is how you perform in the debate. might not be fair or might not be right but embattled former florida governor is not helping in the polls. just trying to say i'm not a good debater ostensibly i have still leadership skills. eight years running florida are proof of that but it might be falling on deaf ears. we'll keep you posted. meanwhile in china they have one baby policy, they have almost 1.4 billion people in the country. they have loosened that up. you can have 1 1/2 kids now. kidding. two kids. gerri willis on that and what is the reason for the change? >> well, look, population in china is graying. there are concerns, there is worries there might not be enough population to make all the wheels turn. labor is critical to gdp growth, to productivity. the u.s. may be pull off having

5% of the world's population and be number one economic power but that is no the case in china. so here's what is going on. they're easing this policy i have to tell you, you would think that this would be a boon for all companies out there that make goods for kids, for babies, for families right? last time theyized policy, essentially what they said, families who had, mom or dad was single child in their family, you could have more than one, only 6.7% of those couples applied to have second child. we don't know how much of an impact this is growing to have but i have to tell you i think something else behind this change in policy, just making folks happy, let them do what they want to do. the economy there is not doing well. i think government is underpressure to make consumers there happy. neil: wow. amazing. all right, well, they have a lot of people. will have more with this policy thank you very much, gerri willis.

last figure we had was 1.4 billion chinese. we have 316 million americans. >> appreciate your help. neil: when we come back, you heard what jeb bush said debate performances don't matter. leadership is what matters. joe piscopo says part of that whole leadership thing is performing in debates like this, preferably with memorable zingers. joe on jeb. missed opportunities after this.

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about -- we're in republican primary here. [laughter] >> got to tell you the truth, even in new jersey what you're doing is called rude. [shouting] neil: what are you saying about new jersey? welcome back, everyone, my buddy joe piscopo on memorable zingers. to your point, that is the stuff we replay? that is the stuff media replays. jeb bush on speaking in portsmouth. leadership matters not those kind of syncsers. what do you think? >> no. you need zingers. we chatted how ronald reagan and jfk was good at that. look at governor christie, mr. cavuto -- neil: had some great lines. how do you stand out in a crowd with some others with good lines? >> i want to ask you, did he have that in his back pocket you think, governor christie? had he said the line before? it was killer line. neil: it was a killer line. moderators had that coming.

one of the things that was happening, always turn it around to be very in your face as governor was, but a lot of them were very in your face. i think marco rubio was ready for that bush at act line. >> yeah. neil: a lot have to practice this, right? they're ready for it. >> who was prepping marco rubio? whoever it is -- neil: off the charts. >> oh, my gosh, it was great, it was brilliant. poor jeb bush, with the tie that kept slipping down. it was like romney thing. neil: stop it. these things are closely choreographed. i think these two examples to joseph's point illustrate it. from ronald reagan. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i am not boying to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. [laughter] neil: he put that whole age thing to rest with that one zinger, didn't he?

>> even as performer i watched great gipper there, he was searching how to phrase it properly. he could see it in his eyes. what was great ted cruz. ted cruz almost stole the show. everybody was trying be to appropriate. cruz, he is so smart. people told me that a long time. neil: former solicitor general. he is knows what he is doing. >> argued in front of the supreme court nine times. tough like that. rubio was great. carly fiorina, she said i know what is in your heart you want to see me debate hillary clinton, yeah, that was great! what is exciting the field is deep, neil. i can't wait until you and maria bartiromo moderate the debate. that is what i want to see. that will be exciting. what is that? next one or one after that? neil: next one. >> this is very exciting. neil: just like you just found out. you always hear, i remember stories are legendary about richard nixon going to have the televised debate with john kennedy. studied for it.

like it would be a written affair. people who heard it and separated and transcripted it out, they thought nixon won. what he forgot it was on tv. john kennedy did not. no that's right. i really think if you want to really hear debate, listen to it on am 970 the answer. thank you. neil: what were your listeners saying about it? >> you know what? that's a good point. they like, marco surfaces now. ted cruz. far right likes ted cruz. ted cruz opened himself to everybody else. they like carly. may i? "the donald" is still it. neil: you mentioned a great point that if donald wasn't in, chris christie might being doing a lot better. he sort of stole his original thunder. >> think about the debate without "the donald," chris christie looks great. the jersey lines. once donald comes in he really kind of did do that. i have to tell you to your point

about radio listeners, they're smarter than i am by a long shot -- neil: i heard some of them call in to you. they're not. not all of them. many are but not all of them. you're a gentleman to all. >> i try to be nice. i don't want to yell on radio. neil: you don't have to. you're very effective. very good show. you're a good host. >> you give me credibility, mr. cavuto when you come on. neil: news flash, you are doing that today. coming up in two weeks. thanks for caring. >> i'm so excited you and maria bartiromo moderating debate. neil: "wall street journal." >> can i get tickets? neil: no, you may not. we can work out something during the break. bernie sanders on the floor. we've got rand, his filibuster is starting. i think you know the drill. they just talk and talk and talk and talk. that's what they do, after this. you wouldn't haul a load without checking your clearance. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck?

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they're getting ready for filibuster with the likes of rand paul. he promised last night he will try to talk away the two-year budget deal he says is no deal. the one that has caps on spending doesn't have caps on spending. it is a moot point. dagen mcdowell in for trish regan. they hope your bladder shows up, you have to talk and talk, right. >> are you talking about my bladder. that i have problems? , nice talking to you, calm down. >> love you much. neil: be good. >> never, thank you, nearly dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell in for trish regan. a chance for an underdog