remarkable about video from the site and he walked away. we are following the wall street reaction to all of this. it is the fast and furious and not much. but underneath the surface dramatic developments. there could be word and then the stepping back from all of this and how it's going to affect everyone. we begin with kristin. kristin, what is the president doing, golfing? >> well, he's actually right now at the trump international golf course over in west palm beach but we don't know if he's playing golf. he may be having meetings. what we have been told is that president has been pleased by the outcome of those strikes.

at least on the surface, right now you have russian warships heading towards u.s. navy ship that is launch the strike and russia's prime minister said that those strike were just one step away from military clashes with russia even though the white house did nothing to do with russia and everything to do with the assad regime strike using those chemical weapons. and now the pentagon is investigating in some way and the kremlin denies more cover-

cover-up. and will be announce >> she went so far to threaten more military. >> the united states with measured step last night and we are prepared to do more but we hope that will not be necessary. >> now, all of this overshadowed what president trump originally came here to do and that's the first face to face meeting with the chinese president xi jinping, president trump during a working lunch he said that progress had been made but he didn't say exactly what that progress was or if any kinds of deals, any real hard deals had actually been made that will likely come in future meetings. now, he did say that the chinese president and president trump had agreed to find some sort of

peaceful solution on the north -- in north korea on the north korean peninsula but keep in mind he said just last week that if china is not willing to go up against north korea is willing toic up north korea all by itself and the strikes on syria give even more weight on words, even more a of chance that president trump will actually do it. i am confused. they're having to the golf course to have meetings. >> well, i think the idea is to get out at mar-a-lago, he likes to travel around and see all of his property and sometimes he does play golf over there, plays a few golfs. sometimes the white house tells us if he does and sometimes he

does not. dagen: hey, neil, indeed investors on edge. the u.s. standing up and striking at the syrian air base that is, of course, after president bashar al-assad attacked his own people and innocent civilians with chemical weapons. neil, take a look at defense stocks. those stocks all climbing. shares after raytheon up and is the auto maker and then, of course, the cost of crude oil, crude oil jumping north of $52 a barrel yesterday. that's a one-month high, crude prices rising in the days after that chemical weapon's attacks. gold also climbing yesterday, during the day hitting a

five-month high, investors looking for what they say as aeh up on the week. but neil, stocks steady, barely budging yesterday. all three market gauges were lower, were lower on the week as well but neil some of that was in reaction to the disappointing job's report but, of course, syria, the heightened tensions there and with russia making investors nervous and coming next week, something for the world to watch. secretary of state rex tillerson will be meeting for foreign ministers at the g-7 at the start of the week in italy, in the middle of the week wednesday, he travels to meet with his counterpart in russia. back to you. neil: thank you, dagen, very much. if you challenge us and use chemical weapons on your own

people, these tomahawk missiles are capable of moving underneath protected territory and in this case plane that is were supposedly hidden from views and harm, not in this case. these tomahawk missiles can move midstream, go under tunnels, facilities, you name it and that's a message to those who wish us ill or worst. republican oklahoma senator ben hoff. if i'm in north korea f i'm even in syria, i'm thinking, wow. these things have advanced way beyond than what i thought they were capable of doing. >> oh, yeah, they're incredibly accurate. it's remarkable how they were,

we are talking about less than ten in this attack. it's a great weapon and it's cheep, you know, a million dollars a piece. i would say that that was the bargain. >> you know, it's interesting as well about the message that might send going forward. i'm sure the president is bringing these up to xi jinping and when the president was in town and in dealing north korea. did this change the equation? >> i think so for this reason. first of all, the entire free world is standing behind our president right now. it's just remarkable and even chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and then china came out and they said while they don't want to officially endorse what happened, we have to do something they agree with us, we have to do something about that particular weapon, about those weapons to make sure that they are out of existence. obviously when they tried to do it, you know, i remember, neil, eight years ago, you and i were talking, i think it was on this

program, that was about when obama was taking his apology tour and policy and, you know, it doesn't work during that time. now you have china agreeing that we need to get rid of those weapons because you don't know who will be the target next time. obviously it didn't work. neil: what do you make of that? >> i disagree with that. it's just not been strong for national defense and for building our defense so i just disagree and pretty small minority of people who share

that. >> that is since ship out, they will come close. they try to inflict some fear that doesn't really happen. this whole idea where russia is on this, i have a totally different feeling about it. i think russia now has a fear from the united states, they loved it when the obama was in there because they could do anything they want. look what they did in ukraine, they came in there and started killing people knowing that our administration would not send defensive weapons in the ukraine. now, of course, it's a different graham in town. so i think that they now have a new respect for us and i think

that's going to be reflected in a much better relationship. let's wait and see what happens. neil: all right. senator inhofe, very good seeing you. we reached out to every democratic member of that same committee and were declined with each and every single democratic member. we also reached out to trump administration to provide a spokesman, a gardener, cook, we were denied by the best of them. the latest we are getting on that after this. ...as a combination of products and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands

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neil: all right. talk of a shake-up in the trump white house right now. they are denying that talk, but,

again, it is pestering out there and first reporting by our own charlie gasparino. what are you hearing? charlie: steve bannon for the moment is senior adviser, the most conservative of his advisers is staying at least for now but in a diminished role, the real power centered in the trump administration right now is jared kushner, his son-in-law who is a democrat and garrett cohn who is also a democrat given the platform that donald trump ran on. here is the wild card on all of this, where does reince priebus, does he remain of as chief of staff? reince priebus is fighting for his job. i can't say they are going to boot him out. donald trump is a man that

changes his mind hour by hour and minute by minute but clearly trump has gone around about whether they think reince priebus is doing a good enough job, let me say one other thing, he has a short list of replacements. at the top of the short list is gary cohn, head of nec, national economic council and kevin mccarthy, the republican congressman and a few other people and i think the best we could say about priebus is that, you know, it's -- he's got to fight for his job, neil. i can't tell you that he's going tomorrow, but clearly the word is out there and the word is being put out there, you know, not by just sort of random people inside the white house, it's being put out by trump himself. he is personally asking people do you think reince priebus is doing good job and asking before the health care debacle who said it was priebus' fault.

they both come from wisconsin. so that's a state of play and i will say this, it's an interesting story in "the new york times" today where trump asks both jared kushner and steve bannon to work things out. it shows you the nativity. steve bannon, believes in tax cuts and closing the border and jared kushner who is a moderate to liberal democrat. it's fascinating watching the ideological struggle. neil: your sources are telling you that there might be a shake-up, something, something is going to happen? charlie: we only say this is what we are saying and you to watch it. here is the thing that reince priebus is fighting for his job

and jared kushner is the power center. steve bannon probably will remain but clearly in a much more diminished role and that's what we have right now. neil: we are always fighting for our jobs, if you think about it. charlie: well, i think some are fighting more than others an reince is fighting more now. [laughter] neil: we are getting a few more details that claimed four lives yesterday in stockholm. they're not identifying whether he's muslim or not, senator, what they are saying is something first talked about some weeks ago that sweden itself could be a hot bed of this type of activity and evidenced itself yesterday. what do you make of all of this? >> well, the refugee and immigration status has not only sweden but many parts of europe and in addition to sweden has

changed dramatically, changed the very fabric of that society which is unfortunate and they are probably going to have to work with other countries not only in the region but throughout the world to zero in and share information in a better, more efficient way because apparently this person was on their list but not for quite a while. they always seem to come back, you know. they are very, very patient and it doesn't appear that the swedish authorities or other governments have the resources to keep that 24-hour watch on a lot of these kind of sleepers. neil: you know what we do this and you reported as well, the notion that you can crudely but effectively do a great deal damage using in this case a truck, we saw it here in stockholm and nice, crude but effective. scott: absolutely. what i'm anticipating a lot of

outdoor areas in boston, other parts of the world, you're going to have areas with barriers and change traffic patterns and along the streets you will have to put the metal or stone barriers. for example, the bridge in london, they wouldn't be able to do what in fact, happened. so it's a brave and changing, sad new world out there, neil, and people need to be vigilant and they need to work together. people are good and believe in freedom and democracy and the ability to live your life without being killed need to ban together. neil: thank you very much. scott: great to see you, neil. neil: national economic director and one thing came out of that interview that stopped mid-track, tax delays could be coming. could delay means nine, stuart

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show me watchathon. xfinity watchathon week now until april 9. get unlimited access to all of netflix and more, free with xfinity on demand. neil: where is his mad dog on, i don't know, domestic matters, tax cut, i wonder and i wonder all the more when i call my friend, stuart varney who would be instrumental in getting tax cuts if they ever come to pass through. first of all, the timeline keeps getting pushed back. i wonder. what do you think? stuart: wouldn't it be nice if the president of the united states can issue an order thall shall cut taxes now just like you issue on order to the military, you shall launch those tap hawks now and it is done.

unfortunately we are dealing with politics and politicians and there is no way that the president can order politicians, congress, get out there and cut taxes. i do agree with you ad hoc, i feel like this legislative schedule, tax cut schedule is being pushed and pushed further back. we were promise that had we would get it by the august recess, that appears to be melting away. now we are into the fall. that's not a good signal. neil: markets have been priced for cuts coming to reality. let's say the best they can muster is corporate tax cuts and individual rates next year. i don't see individual rates next year. it's impractical. then what? you push back the tax reform ethic, you push it back and back, i think the market will

pull back. you're absolutely right, the trump rally was predicated on tax cuts, deregulation and growth. take tax cuts out of the picture, you don't have the growth you were supposed to get, you don't have the profitability you were supposed to get, the market has to adjust for that. look, i just -- you're smiling. [laughter] stuart: i just don't think that the republican party will kill itself in this way. neil: they just did on the health care bill. because it wasn't perfect they rejected it. i'm not saying across the board. stuart: would they turn backs -- we elected a president to get

the country moving. that including tax cuts and deregulation. neil: agree. stuart: how many people pulled for the republican party -- neil: by that, people who trust the structure and procedure to get stuff done and i think jack welch famously said of donald trump, he's a glass breaker, a bull in the china shop. he surrounded himself and wasn't a guy like you getting a tax cut. [laughter] neil: i see these differences as real, delays as real and people are going to wake up. stuart: why don't you believe that the republican party will come through with the tax cut and that president trump will

come through with what he promised? neil: i would be happily stunned and surprised. i'm telling you, it's not looking good. stuart: he believes that the border adjustment tax to make it revenue neutral -- neil: steve mnuchin doesn't believe it. stuart: he believes in cutting taxes for corporations and i believe cutting taxes in individual as well. neil: they all believe they should counterupper income tax cut with limiting deductions. that's something reagan wouldn't have done. people are going to be surprised, wait a minute. stuart: i'm speechless. neil cavuto cannot come through with the understand, the promise of the republican party.

neil: i think i'm a realist. stuart: far too negative. tax cuts -- neil: fine interview with gary cohn and i read in between the lines there -- stuart: i was pressing him, can you tell us, sir -- no, he didn't say that. neil: no. stuart: we are moving heaven and earth to get it through. neil: it's getting pushed back. it's not all the president's fault, not his team. stuart: do you believe that at the owned it have day december 31, 2017 -- neil: we will not have a tax cut. [laughter] neil: all right. thank you, stuart vane. fantastic show on fox business, he's a rock star. i just totally disagree with him

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