will it happen with coca-cola? >> condition say for -- can't say for sure, but coke has a new ceo, a great business and they are refranchising. jack oliver, rbo and company managing partner, a record finishes for nasdaq. >> it is. ending the day in red, off session lows, another record close for the nasdaq we'll take that. good to be back with you. i am connel mcshane in for david asman. >> you are not david. >> i am not. >> i am melissa francis. calling on republicans to step up and get something done. president trump just wrapping up comes at the white house, urging g.o.p. to do the right thing and repeal obamacare. on capitol hill, uncertainty still surrounding the healthcare bill, a vote is planned for this week.

do senators know what they are going to be voting on? meeting behind closed-doors, president trump's son-in-law speaking with lawmakers this afternoon. first of several people close toed president who will be questioned this week. among our guest ari fleischer. fred barnes, and retired four-star general jack keane. a good lineup, back to markets on close, dow in red, third day in row, investors waiting for a round of earnings report, we're on earnings stand by now. a statement from federal reserve on wednesday. so nicole on the floor of new york stock exchange. the nasdaq making roars again, a big part of the story. >> right. so we'll start with a record, people like to celebrate records, and new highs. that is what we saw for the nasdaq, we're seeing a new closing high here for the nasdaq, but also the 50th record close since the election, nasdaq doing great.

a lot of tech names with it. also hitting high, amazon hit highest left ever 1043 today, we'll hear from amazon later thursday. we hear from facebook this week. web md a big mover, over 20% moving to a new high, because of kkrmoving forward with their takeover talk $2 .8 byion, every -- billion, everyone loves web md it has been a big mover. and hasbro came under serious pressure, that was to the down side. today down about 9%. and just did not sell as many toys. it was the lowest over a year. that came under some pressure. we're also watching for google earnings they appear to be breaking right now, we'll bring you those in a moment, this key, we want to know how that eu find is factor --

fine is factors in. >> we'll come back and get those numbers digested. >> a quick chec check, on oil, up 1% after saudi arabia announcing they will curtail oil exports. and gold snaps a 6 session winning streak, ending slightly down for the day. >> last chance to quote, do the writ write -- do the right thing, president trump urging opinionies to repeal. adam shapiro on capitol hill with the latest on healthcare. reporter: pressure that president is putting on republican senators to do something, he wants repeal and replace, he is heading to west virginia appearing at a boy scout jamboree with the senator who was co one of the

hole outs on this. president said about need for senate republicans to act. >> the question for every senator, democrat or republican, is whether they will side with obamacare's architects, which have been so destructive to the country or with its forgotten victims, any senator against startin -- selling america you are find with the obamacare nightmare. reporter: tomorrow, what will happen we believe is motion to proceed, that would below the house bill. once that passes if it does, you can then add amendments to the house bill, it u would be repeal bill or replace bill. it could be several amendments, so the senators don't know which form of

legislation they will be voting upon. but they will vote on a motion to proceed, on the house bill. we'll come back adam, right now breaking news, nicole mentioned alphabet earnings, president trump of google, parent company of google, they are in. you see them on the bottom of screen, better than expected? >> yes. reporter: we're looking at these quarterly numbers, earnings per share, coming in ip501, beating estimate 4449, the49, stock down 1. 3%. and revenue coming in beating the street here. this is really key paid clicks were up 52%. that is good news there. for google, but big picture overall stock is trending down.

breaking down how that eu fine factors in. >> well, thank you for that 2.7 billion to the european union. looks better than expected at least on this quarter earnings, we bring in liz peek. kevin kelly, shanna, and former trump campaign advisory or steveer steve cortez, they are with us. steve is a fox news contributor. we start with you, what do you make of the figures from alphabet. >> i think they are all right, coming in line with

expectations, most analysts have been bush issue on the name -- been gull issue on the name. only ki competitor on display side is facebook. we will need to see their guidance forward with the pay per clicks. what they are seeing advertising revenue on youtube side, this year a lot of advisers -- advertisers pulled out of youtube, a lot of advertisements were played next to hateful, as well as you know terrorist videos, i want to see guidance going forward on that. that is what we'll look into and hopefully get back in a moil, th moment, alphabet has something like 47 billion overseas that could be brought

home, we're told, if the trump tax plan, as we assume will be passes. that is a big part of the story for tech stocks. what would be the economic impact. >> it sure is, it could be massive for united statessic u.s. economy. that is a very valuable company overseas that could be moved here at the snap of a finger. i think it will happen. i think we'll have tax reform. we can do in terms of onshoring, capital expenditure here's, in people, technology, plants, it will be a flourishing of the economy we'll see from that one simple move. >> it sounds simple. but if it passes, liz, it is a simple move. but a lot of money, it is not just alphabet, combine microsoft and facebook.

>> it is estimated there is about $2 trillion held overseas of america companies that don't want to pay taxes on repay thing repatriation of those moneys, we're only advanced country in world that treats overseas profits this way, this is a disfunctional approach, it has to be change. when newt gingrich talks about lowering tax rates she correct we need lower rates, but we do have to reform the system. >> to you, on this, kevin telling us that numbers look okay. we wait for guidance to see about other items, but tech stocks, have been doing well. we talk about how they might do better if they can bring money home. >> they have there, their stocks have been performing

well. you will seeing out of alphabet the youtube 35 dollar streams, you kno service offered this quarter. we're seeing how that affects their youtube bottom line, they are expected to report out separately this year. we're tracking youtube and the cloud business, a real winner for them. more to come on this breaking alphabet earnings respect, parent company of google. kevin and shanna thank you, steve will stay with us. >> to healthcare, president trump speaking at white house, calling on his fellow republicans to act now and vote to repeal obamacare, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell just speaking saying that vote will occur tomorrow, to launch debate on healthcare, liz peek and steve cortez are still with us.

liz, how critical is there? what do you think they need to get done right now? >> something, they need to get something done. president trump voices the frustration of republicans across the country, for even's sake, everyone has said this we have waited years for that, like jordan spieth getting to 14th hole and hitting a drive into the rough. they are ready to win, let's see progress. to have a lot of republicans. not to vote to proceed, you know for most americans, who are not in the we'ds o wizes on -- weeds on this, that seems stupid, they should at least talk about it. let's see where they go from there. i think annoying thin to americans they alike if we vote on this, it will rip things away, it is so dramatic. i guess president trump took them into the white house game

them all a good beating, then mitch mcconnell said we're just voting what to talk about the bill, it feels like they are rewriting the rules, americans want them to do something. >> right. >> right, and to keep their word by the way, republicans, they have said for several elections. i will tell you, i think that one of reason that we won, is a key reason, those obamacare premium increases went out in september and october, the timing could not have been more forric perfect, with the people getting sticker shock. knowing their care are not getting better, or worse, and their premiums and deductibles were skyrocketing. let's make them come front and center, publicly turn their

backs on their promises in front of the world. as they try to do that, republicans trying to get a new healthcare deal accomplished, former speaker of house newt gingrich said that g.o.p. needs to rethink positive approach to taxes. >> i think that first big change is to really emphasize by thanksgiving having a tax cut bill signed into law. it has to be simple. fairly straight forward, i think they should drop tax reform, go to tax cut. and recognize that if we don't have economic growth in the first and second quarter of next year, that proves we're party of jobs and prosperities and take home pay, we could lose the house and be faced with speaker nancy pelosi for last two years of this term. >> liz, make the point you made, while talking about google. and it sounded like steve can react, you disagree with

former speaker to some degree. >> i do, i think there are a lot of things wrong with the way our tax system works, the most egregious the way we treat overseas profits, it was set up with a progression of legislation to get through it without any democratic votes, i think that problem today, is senator schumer, has rolled out his so call beater deal, they have absolutely no interest in growing their economy, no interest in tax reform, lower taxes, they are not part of their program. so they are not going to vote for them. we have to do it without democrats, that is why we're at in situation we're at now. >> other part in there, there are a number of parts, you mentioned overseas profits, and border adjustment tax, is this an either/or tax reform or tax cuts, if so, should it be on tax cuts not reform. >> i don't think it has to be binary.

i agree with his, we can do both. one way to do both in terms of democrats, and i hope reach across aisle to reasonable democrats is throw infrastructure in with it. one giants package. tax reform attack cuts, infrastructure. i believe we can get that done by thanksgiving, if we do the economy takes off, republicans surge in 2018 could upward and onward. >> bipartisan agreement on infrastructure. we'll see, and liz and steve than thank you for joining us. major overhaul in west wing, shake up on in trump administration is keeping mainstream mead diswra yea -- media on its toes, ari fleischer here is break down the new strategy. president's son-in-law on capitol hill. cucher in in his -- kushner,

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melissa: breaking news. alphabet, parent company of google meeting expectations. they kriet cite a 52 percent increase. >> connell: -- capitol hill,

jared cuch ni kutcher facing questions over alleged russian meddling, blake berman is live with the latest on a byy day. reporter: jared kushner said he had 4 contacts with russians before getting to the white house, he contended high did nothing wrong. -- he did nothing wrong, two contacts came during the campaigning and two more during transition, he spoke twice with russia ambassador kislyak, and said one of those conversations lasted less than a minute, today kushner made his way from white house to capitol hill to speak before senate intelligence committee, he came back here to white house, defending himself in a very rare, first of its kind public statement. >> i did not collude with russia. in or do i know -- nor do i

know of anyone el in campaign who did show, i had no improper contacts, i have not relied on russian funds for my businesses, i have been fully transparent in providing all requested information. >> during that statement, at white house, kushner also suggested that the russia story line belittled those who voted for president trump. >> donald trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign, that is why he won. suggesting otherwise, ridicules those who voted for him. reporter: not yet done, tomorrow he will head back to capitol hill, for some more private testimony, this time behind closed-doors with house intelligence committee. connell: we look forward to more video of mr. kushner getting in and out o of cars tomorrow.

melissa: anthony scaramucci has a message for anyone leaking information from the the west wing. >> if the leaks continue, we're strong as our weakest link. and i'll say it differently in a pun, strong as our weakest leak. if you top keep leaking, all getting it, and make a decision as a team you are going to stop leaking, but if you keep leaking i am going to fire everyone it is very binary. melissa: pete is joining us now. this is a very business-like approach, this is how a ceo would handle it, everyone has immunity right now, then i will find whoever is doing it, and if i get more, i will fire those people, is it workable in a white house situation? >> i think it is very workable from my discussions, i think that in white house, they have a pretty good idea where the

leaks are coming from and perhaps the individuals, scaramucci saying, i am giving you a chance to get onboard, if you don't get onboard, we'll find you, you will begun, you are part of the timor not. melissa: a logical thing that a lot of voter fell that kind of approach is what president would bring to washington, he is trying to do it, it is not working it is hard to drain the swamp than anyone imagined. i wonder, this seems obvious and logical, i don't know, these people, he said i can't help what happens in other agents, but, about what happens in the white house, i can control who is going to do what. i mean, i don't know. maybe it won't work the same way it has not quite worked mathlwork smoothly as president trumped hope. >> not as smoothly, but he is sending a signal.

i am severeius abou serious about this. i need to implement by agenda. these leaks, they damage the president, they damage his ability to lead, these leaks have been intentionallal i. in that regard, that is why president is taking forceful actions, let's see how it plays out in next 30 to 60 days, other white house time ons onboard. and we'll see a unifieded message come out. if the leaks continue, i think you will see heads roll. melissa: you say you think they have a good idea where it coming from, why are they still working. >> a lot going on, the swamp is hard to drain, president, maybe in some cases or team at white house has been surprised with what is going on. but, you know, he is giving them a chance to get onboard. he will give them one more chance. and if they don't come

onboard, they will begun. melissa: do you think that problem is before the president surrounded himself with people who were -- had a history in washington whether reince priebus or sean spicer, they had a history, with the republican party or had been there before as opposed to you know true loyalists who came to washington with him, and i don't know how time they have -- scaramucci is his first day, they say, i love this guy, that is something you never hear from sean spicer that many times, maybe people just were not loyal enough to him before, that is what we will vowp himsel surround himself with now. >> not a problem he brought people in part of washington, he needs tell them, to explain how washington works. i think, he may have brought in some people who he thought would be loyal to his agenda and follow his direction, he how found out that, woe. i thought they were going with

me. but now they are under cutting me could they are here with their own agenda, they have not signed on or recognized there is one agenda out of the white house, that is the president's agenda. melissa: the swamp is a murky dirty place, thank you, sir. >> thank you. connell: in judgmen just a moment, getting tough on russia, house getting ready to vote on possible sanctions against russia. but it president trump going to sign off on that. retired four-star general jack keane with his take on that. >> and democrats looking to rebrand. are they stealing from ideas from the current commander in chief, that is next. time's up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face.

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president trump will be the eight eighth president to attend the event. there he goes. to the democrats for a moment now. are they taking a page out of the president's book or are they tried to do that after the tough loss with the election in november the democrats as a party unveiled a new economic message today hoping to gain support for the midterm elections. too many americans don't know what we stand for. not after today. connect the american people deserve better. a better deal is exactly what democrats are fighting for her to get the economic power back into the hands of the american people. a better deal. the future form foundation advisor. it is also a fox news contribute her. contributor. let me start with you. the idea of a better deal going back may be to try to take some of the trump supporters back middle-class

who have gone democratic for so long. this is the right message at the right time. as chuck schumer said himself today. not just what we are against. a lot of people are showing some regrets and they're looking for some answers. they are looking for an agenda they can believe in. they are certainly not getting it from an agenda with this president. before we go to fred is this a right message. to have them been there still delivering this message is that effective. >> i think whatever group of democrats. some of the brightest and the rising stars that we head in the party right now.

we have a very deep bunch of democrats right now it's hard to see that because we have a president who has no discipline. was that you chuckling. the idea of the deep gent. a woman from california. that is the deep bench. they are all in their 70s and 80s. that will be the problem. they have an opportunity here there are some struggles within the trump administration and the republican party party in congress. daphne for sure. it is. and they had contributed to what is a problem and that is the problem is the media is interested in only one thing and that is trump. they've set up until today that all they are doing they had one policy and one thing.

going after companies. about this new plan that they have. it was hard to find stories. unfortunately the media still continues to be only interested in trump and not this. >> i just want two-point out this healthcare fight is something that democrats have been united on. this is exactly what we are saying. this agenda today falls right in line with healthcare. that is certainly something that democrats had rallied behind. i agree. democrats are united.

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the white house staff. interferes with their productivity. those are bigger issues. the treatment of the press this is about the staff level so we will see that anthony will put his best for -- best foot forward and try. to do the thickness and the whole smash mouth with them has worked expectedly with him. when he sort of reminded cnn that they had put out a fake story about him. he he's very smooth about that sort of thing. this is a reversal.

here's what anthony does very well. he did it with a funny touch. almost humorous touch. the process job is to ask that toughest nastiest questions. i think there's a lot of things he can do to bring more of that out of this white house. he will still be dogged by the leaks issue. good luck for him. i was covering that life and i was really struck and blown away by how he did have that unique art in talent with them. but that's not his job. that is what the press

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half hour they did appear that they were a signaling of the white house support for more sanctions. this is really about sanctions against russia even though north korea and iran are in there. the fact that the matter of the matter is there's very few things as we know that the entire congress agree on. the vote here in the senate in the house is absolutely overwhelming. my is that. the american people recognize that the russians were meddling in our election and they are fed up with it. and we have not done enough to date to do something about it. we talked about 70 other areas. but not about the actual act itself. they are convinced is you just said you were. i think he is convinced that the russians are principal perpetrators here.

his intelligence has always been involved. what he has have difficulty coming to grips with is the fact that even though everyone has said the russians meddling did not interfere in the elections i think by him talking about the russians they were trying to interfere that it somehow delegitimize his the election in his mind. he does not want to absolutely go there. he thinks he oneness clean out. most of us solely agree with. the other thing is. i do think the elephant in the room here is that they just worked out with the russians a cease-fire in syria and they are trying to do some other things with them and i think maybe the timing of this was not exactly what they wanted. they also were a little frustrated with the fact that the congress unlike other previous legislations said if you want to turn these sanctions off you've got to come back to the congress and

get approval that would upset most weight houses. they think is all presidents and commander in commuter in chief's do. that is what they do with the approval of the congress for funding. that the policy development is there. i understand the frustration. it is also testimony to the consensus in america that we have got to do something about the russians in terms of the meddling in the elections. into the final point from a political point of view it kind of backed in here. there's not much you can do. absolutely so. i think their statement was wasn't honest went over the weekend. they truly believe that something needs to be done here. i don't think there's any argument about that and they were able to get some of the other things at other

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