welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and a big midterm election year coming up.ocrats and republicans better look out. a third getting ready and many states about time. >> you are just frustrated? >> guesstimates crazy. i don't think anyone fully identifies either party. they are taking the position that they have to be pure. neil: and ideological type of thing. >> exactly. i would love to see a third-party form. the parties n't have to be perfect. up up up up up up up up. neil: are you setting up a group? why not? >> well, it's not even so much . it has to besomething that you think about. >> i have 10,000 things going on. there was unity 2008, other folks have approached me. i am more than willing to listen. >> what you think of those who who have initiated and been targeted by the erez? >> i don't look at these things. i'm not paranoid to say that what is happening on the republican side, i'm not buying it. honestly, i'm more on the side that it's not a scandal. because i think that goes to the purity. whenever you take something and you take on 100 actions, y

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hi, everyone, i'm neil cavuto, call at this time natiol security debt threat. retired admiral mike mullen at one time the highest rank cse militatary officer in our natio sound close off about all the spending going on in our nation and all that debt that's behind it. >> we just can't be the country that we are capable of in th time in the world reneed it as much as we feed it if we keep spending ourselves into oblivion. >> so is he on something? charles haines, take it now. is he overdramatize close it or do you think he's legitimately got a point? >> i think he's legitimately got a point. overspending can wre people, businesses and countries. ask rogue what happened over there. >> it's been hard to ask a whole city. >> the roman empire or one of the many historians. >> you have relativesthere. >> here we go. charlie, defend me, the italian stuff started. >> in naples. >> in other words, you overdo it. it's a matter of time? >> before your money is going to fund to pay off the interest on a ga zillion dollars in debt. >> i'm wonder whack he is hinting at whe s

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good morning, i'm neil cavuto. with a federal judge upholding subsidies in 34 states are covered under the new government exchange and that can continue andewer young americans are signing up for the health care law and that continues, we got serious cost problems with this law. you have to ask yourselves this, is this thing measuring up? or are its costs been up? no wonder charles spain fed up and taking taxpayer bailout. is he going too far? sandra smith is here to debate it. charles payne, what do you make of all this. i got to tell you, we were asked to suspend common sense when they pitched this to us. it's gionta worse since then. when congressman doyle told the world, hey, my aduld son, we don't have to pay its premiums, you the american taxpayer are paying it you want to talk about outrageous, now even if you are if a state with its own exchange, you have to fork over money to pay up to 400% of the premium of other people. you add it at the top. young people aren't getting involved. all the math is a massiv

it will be hosted by our neil cavuto followed by a special live edition of stossel.e are going on and on attorney. >> obama will have to be a topic the president must address tonight. will he face reality or continue to sing the praises for a program that is clearly not working? stay with us. it's been one broken promise after another. making -- joining me now what you can expect from the president. joe the scholar of the american enterprise institute. welcome back to the show. it seems to me that this year he's going to have to address obamacare. there has been so much that has gone on this year. isn't he going have to come clean? talk about obamacare what it means for the american people and what is costing us? >> well, he's going have to talk about it. he's not going to have to come clean. [laughter] he's going to -- [laughter] he's going -- he's going give all the positives. he's going to claim that the website problems are now completely resolved and things are moving along and they have millions of people who now have insurance who didn't have it before, but he

i'm neil cavuto. talk about a bridge over troubled water. chris christie stuck on expect so far no clear sign yet he can get off it. months after a traffic mess, it is clear his closest aides triggered in a political tit-for-tat, as much as the new jersey governor wants to put this to rest, that is not that. not judging from the enormous media attention this is getting. >> chris christie in crisis. calls for the feds to step in. >> firestorm brewing around new jersey governor christie. the focus is the george washington bridge. >> will a traffic jam derail chris christie's white house hopes. >> scandal surrounding 0 chris christie. >> that it was political retribution. >> and now talk of maybe federal indictments. >> some federal laws broken were the bridge act, state laws. >> at the center of it all, the man some called republicans' best hope, a tough-talking new jersey governor known for getting in people's faces. all that could be up in the air today and we're all overred today and why the main treatstream media seems suddenly to interest

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. a big election year coming up.ers are angry with both sides and the third party is getting ready to give them a piece of their mind. so what you think of this? >> well, it's good reason. >> yes, it is crazy. i don't think anyone fully identifies with either party and both have taken the position that they have to be pure. neil: it's an ideological extremes. exactly. and i think that that means that i would love to see this, whatever it may be, that really says that parties and people don't have to be perfect. let's just go out there to resolve the problems the one you haven't been actively involved with the political classes. so why not? >> well, if the time. it's not so much money but time. there has to be something you're willing to commit all your time to. >> but if you're frustrated enough. >> yes, unfortunately about 10,000 other things going on. and i've been support others who say they are going to take the first step. and some other folks have approached me and i'm more than willing to listen. and this incl

i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." with the president's approval rating sliding, democrats facing tough elections, appear to be distancing themselves from the president. the louisiana senator mary landrieu. arkansas center, mark pryer. trying to avoid the president. dem cate creak senator kay hagen was a no show for an event for the president in north carolina. yesterday, democrats mary burke, running for governor in wisconsin, blaming a full schedule for not appearing with the president, even though with wisconsin's republican governor met with mr. obama. we'll talk to the governor in a moment. first to pat goodell who says democrats have good reason to be nervous. welcome, pat. good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> first question. if the election were held today would the democrats lose the senate? >> i think at least the five senators you mentioned, all within the last ten days have been rung behind for the first time against potential opponents in the general election. >> here's what they are trying to rub aw

i am neil cavuto.ar some experts tell us that all of these security breaches come and we haven't seen a hf the half of it. but if you connect the dots and follow what is an undeniable pattern. 20 million recovering and it's all been breached. teenage hackers from russia. he has done so muchor any of us to know it in the world renowned securityexpert, rethink their leading? >> and prior to 9/11 we started seeing more breaches. we were looking at al qaeda. we have a three level trajectory. and the ultimate is clearly the infrastructure. neil: but to what end? one of the leang up to? >> we are focusing on the ultrahigh network because they are focused on this. this they are focusing on the large-scale gain on the state level. >> when it tells you that they are playing upon their own vulnerability. and so the second part is that you adversely affect the economy because you make people reluctant to go shopping. it really didn't affect the cemetery holiday season, but it will affect us more going forward bec

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state of the union kicks off in our posted by hosted by neil cavuto and followed by a special edition of stossel and the independents. have a great night. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone. president obama will give his state of the union address two hours from now. president obama to face the nation that polls show is increasingly divided and weary and wary of his policies and distrustful of his promises. "the wall street journal" today reporting that in the modern era of polling, only president george w. bush began his six-year mark in office with lower polls. congressman gerlach iso will be joining us here in just moments with what he expects to hear from the president and with him will be his special state of the union guest. art laffer will join us, from whom we will learn the likelihood of the president's success in the analysis tonight. also the dow jones industrials today breaking a million five-day losing streak. posting a near triple digit gain and turning now to our top story. president obama to present his state of the union address tonight. the president will address an aud

i'm neil cavuto, and that is what happens.verything used to stand guard as right out the window, like respect. remember when least to be a beacon for investors in our unfettered markets and economy? tried 12 the latest global survey done countries like estonia, estonia. countries that learn from us arnel mopping the financial flow with us. and none more so than sign a, which has learned that the fastest way to rule the world is the first control the financial spigots of the world, and although they desperately need cash to pay their bills, by the way, that would be us, and that would be sad because the only thing worse than channeling a record amount of our debt is our doing nothing to rein in net debt. we make ourselves weaker in china stronger. amazing. without firing a shot we are already shot gun and does in this military guy no. he with me now, former deputy undersecretary of defense. my big concern is the more we know the worse it looks and for china the better it looks. what do you think? >> you're absolutely right. we

i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world."health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius asked this? >> isn't it true there is no federal requirement for navigators to undergo a criminal background check. >> that is true. states can add an additional background check and other features but it is not part of the federal requirement. >> so a convicted felon could be a navigator could acquire sensitive personal information from an individual unbeknownst

neil cavuto is coming up. i'll see you if something weird happens. >> from russia without a whole lot of love but with a whole lot of worry. with the olympic games nearing the terror threat is fast rising. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. a surprise package for sochi ahead of the winter olympics. this video by purported suicide bombers cropping occupy an chechen extremist web site, warning tourists they will have a surprise for everyone. following two terror attacks in russia, one targeting this bus and another this train station. it is a threat that u.s. officials are taking very seriously. >> they have publicly stated they want to target the games. they have already targeted security in the region. >> i know the state department has issued a travel warning. that's something to take seriously. >> i would not go and i don't think i would send my family. >> with only a few dozen fbi agents expected to be in russia for the big games keeping america safe is alonging dicey. authorities ruling out a rescue opera

i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." remember when health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius asked this? >> isn't it true there is no federal requirement for navigators to undergo a criminal background check. >> that is true. states can add an additional background check and other features but it is not part of the federal requirement. >> so a convicted felon could be a navigator could acquire sensitive personal information from an individual unbeknownst to them. >> that's possible. >> now we know it's happen, 43 convicted criminals working as navigators in california, convicted of form of petty theft. it's raising big concerns. jillian, allegedly 43? >> for sure 43. these statistics are directly from covered california, the halve exchanges, and they're during. you want to give former criminals charge to work but people with multiple forgery offenses, handling social security numbers, financial paper, getting the home address of people who are being compelled to buy health coverage, crazy. >> who knows what t

you know, cavuto it's a disgusting orwellian intrusion into the most intimate moment people can share i categorize it as a buy. it's a super icky nightmare machine that gives you a close-up of your own o face but at least it's user friendly. >> they have to say okay, glass it's time and the app starts recording. and then you have to okay, glass, pull out to stop. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: that is not what you say after sex. everyone knows when you are filming the sex act when it's over you yell check the gate. it's a wrap for my penis on this ect. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight a journalist who has reported extensively from africa in the middle east it's new book is called "stringer: reporter's journey in the congo." please welcome to the program anjan sundaram. [cheers and applause] first of all congratulations -- it's a beautifully well written narrative about your time in the congo as a young man. but it -- you were 22 years old and you were graduating from college. >> uh-huh. >> jon: where were you in school? >> i went to yale. >> jon

in seven seconds "your world" with neil cavuto. >> snowed in. folks in the northeast tigging out from up 20 two feet of snow as frigid temperatures sink in, and for air travelers stranded by the winter blast, it's anything but a blast. >> can i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." 24.3 inches. that's how much snow fell on boxford, massachusetts. minus 52, that's the wind chill in fort kent, maine. and 15 minutes. that's how long it takes for your skin to freeze in this kind of weather. even if you are not caught in it, well, you're feeling the effects of it and we are all over it. we have jonathan in jackson airport in atlanta as flight delays and cancellations pile up across the country. meteorologist janice dean on what be a second arctic blast on the way, and phil flynn in chicago on the impact this is having on your wallet. jonathan? >> reporter: the skis over atlanta are kris school clear, and yet the weather problems up north are creating ripple effects sim-wide. air travel is an interrelated system. let's look at t

this has just broken, and neil cavuto will have that for you.re we wrap, we started on the upswing and now gotting back -- gotten back to level. i'm shepard smith. what that, criminal? we're waiting for chris christie. i forget. here comes cavuto. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. i've taken the following actions as a result. this morning i terminated the employment of bridget kelly, effective immediately. i terminated her employment because she lied to me. ultimately, i am responsible for what happens under my watch. >> okay, well, honk if you can hear a political heartbeat. a governor under fire. his presidential dreams may be up in smoke.

. >>> welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. with friends like these who needs enemies. >> i have self concerns about it and one concern i have is the -- a good friend of mine used to tell me, personnel is policy. and the people that you hire are the policies that are in place. >> make a comment, two e-mail who and who works for whom. i have p. in traffic and i know how angry i am in traffic. i always wonder, who did this to me? >> some republicans stand back, democrats wasting very little time piling on, revisiting the very cries that made chris christie national sensation and wondering the governor misused some of the sandy aid, for this ad campaign. >> jersey shore is open. >> you've bet it is. we're stronger than the storm. >> get ready, former democratic pollster says it will likely get worse. >> likely get worse before it gets better, assuming it gets better. you have to first start with the republicans, which reminds me of a gene mccarthy -- what he said -- the people who shoot their own wounded, republicans, the democrat

your world with neil cavuto will fill us in, starting now. >>> all right, fox on top of two, count them dramas going down right now. in the house where they are set to vote on a huge spending bill, but critics say it does not do much cutting. >>> and in the senate, the support for marco rubio's insurance bill, remember the one that had democrats laughing before, now they're not laughing, they're fidgeting, all this drama, all your world. busy day. all right, welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, glad to have you, first to the ruling that has republicans fuming

neil cavuto is coming up.if something weird happens. >> from russia without a whole lot of love but with a whole lot of worry. with the olympic games nearing the terror threat is fast rising. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. a surprise package for sochi ahead of the winter olympics. this video by purported suicide bombers cropping occupy an chechen extremist web site, warning tourists they will have a surprise for everyone. following two terror attacks in russia, one targeting this bus and another this train station. it is a threat that u.s. officials are taking very seriously. >> they have publicly stated they want to target the games. they have already

i'm neil cavuto at fox on top of the country's most famous governor changing lanes or trying to, and

in seven seconds "your world" with neil cavuto. >> snowed in.e northeast tigging out from up 20 two feet of snow as frigid temperatures sink in, and for air travelers stranded by the winter blast, it's anything but a blast. >> can i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." 24.3 inches. that's how much snow fell on boxford, massachusetts. minus 52, that's the wind chill in fort kent, maine. and 15 minutes. that's how long it takes for your skin to freeze in this kind of weather. even if you are not caught in it, well, you're feeling the effects of it and we are all over it. we have

your world with neil cavuto will fill us in, starting now. >>> all right, fox on top of two, count them two big dramas going down right now. in the house where they are set to vote on a huge spending bill, but critics say it does not do much cutting. >>> and in the senate, the support for marco rubio's insurance bill, remember the one that had democrats laughing before, now they're not laughing, they're fidgeting, all this drama, all your world. busy day. all right, welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, glad to have you, first to the ruling that has republicans fuming big time, held insurance subsidies in 42 states covered by insurance. the judge set in motion something that taxpayers will regret. first, kate rogers, what is creating all the fuss, what is going on here? >> well, this is a huge day for obamacare, so much going on, first the federal judge ruled against the plaintiffs in the case, across six different states. now they say because their state choose not to set up an insurance exchange that their taxpayer cash should not go towards subsidizing on the federal health care excha

i'm neil cavuto.hiver, now the quiver, because as the mercury goes down, get ready to pay up. heating bills soaring as the frozen records just keep breaking. four degrees in new york city. six degrees in atlanta. minus eight in louseberg, west. bitter cold, record cold in disney world, darn near freezing cold. so cold you want to see mickey? better pack a parka. that is if you can get to

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hi, everyone, i'm neil cavuto, call at this time natiol security debt threat. retired admiral mike mullen at one time the highest rank cse militatary officer in our natio sound close off about all the spending going on in our nation and all that debt that's behind it. >> we just can't be the country that we are capable of in th time in the world reneed it as much as we feed it if we keep

hope cavuto has something better for you. until then, goodbye. >> weather-wise, no, fox on top of a major pain in the polar vortex as a whirl wound, bone-chilling cold from the north bowl descendses on the country, smashing records and bringing wind chill as low as 0 degrees below zero. no matter where you are today, you are feeling it today. >> minus 36 in michigan. 32 below zero in fargo, north dakota. minus 21 in madison, wisconsin. those are not wind chills. that's just the chill without the wind. and just to give you an idea of how cold it is, in chicago, the mercury hit a record minus 16 earlier today. while in the south pole, the temperature was a balmy minus nine by comparison. now this arctic blast is blasting towards the northeast, where the temperature is expected to plummet tonight, and we are all over it right now. with jeff lock in chicago where the wind chill is putting a chill on the windy city. janice dean on how cold this is getting. and jim in detroit, where this icy cold is keeping schools closed, and avia

hope cavuto has something better for you.oodbye. >> weather-wise, no, fox on top of a major pain in the polar vortex as a whirl wound, bone-chilling cold from the north bowl descendses on the country, smashing records and bringing wind chill as low as 0 degrees below zero. no matter where you are today, you are feeling it today. >> minus 36 in michigan. 32 below zero in fargo, north dakota. minus 21 in madison, wisconsin. those are not wind chills. that's just the chill without the wind. and just to give you an idea of how cold it is, in

good morning, i'm neil cavuto.a federal judge upholding subsidies in 34 states are covered under the new government exchange and that can continue and fewer young amecans are signing up for the health care law and that continues, we got serious cost problems with this law. you ha to ask yourselves this, is this thing measuring up? or areits costs been up? no wonder charles spain fed up and taking taxpayer bailout. is he

. >>> coming up next, kate moss cavuto on business. >>> thinking about calling a doctor on obamacare, how about calling a ceo? hi, everyone. from the oval office to the corner office, according to reports, some of the president's closest allies are urging him to hire a ceo to run obamacare. in a center for american progress founded by the president's own adviser, john podesta, so far the white house isn't biting, but is this proof to private market and not uncle sam should be in charge of health care in america. we have charlie gasparino here along with dana. >> it would be amazing if someone could manage the complicated process and hold someone accountable when they screw up and never make mistakes. it wouldn't happen because it would tip the hat of the white house and admit failure, but uld it help fix this problem? absolutely. >> charlie, what do you think? >> it may help fix the problem. one of the things about fixing the problem that this gets put into work and doesn't work. that is one of the problems that i think even if you -- >> but a similar -- the ceo -- the lousy system wo

. >>> eight minutes to cavuto now. temperatures are slowly climbing and things are calming down.ed polar vortex as they like to call it had troigerred record low temperatures across many states. the city of new york has broken cold records that have stood for more than a century. it's cold enough to freeze sections of the hudson river. the local forecasts are all over this. there's cameras all over the river that are showing all the ice. in the meantime, while much of america is freezing, 120 degrees in some spots in brazil. the picture on the left side of your screen is rio. workers at the city's zoo gave an malls frozen treats to help them cool off. far cry from what it's like for animals and people here in the united states. i'm looking at australia too, man, they are burning up. >> yeah, it's summer. it's the peak of summer down there so that's what they're getting. changes here, this is really the central part of the country and eastern part of the country. i was in arizona this weekend, and it was 70 in the desert and hiking, it was spectacular, the heat is there, the cold

. >>> coming up next, kateoss cavuto on business. >>> thinking about calling a doctor on obamacare, howt calling a ceo? hi, everyone. from the oval office to the corner office, according to reports, some of the esident's closest allies are urging him to hire a ceo to run obamacare. in a center for american progress founded by the president's own adviser, john podesta, so far the white house isn't biting, but is this proof to private market and not uncle sam should be in charge of health care in america. we have charlie gasparino here along with dana. >> it would be