joining us now, stuart varney host of "varney & company" on fox business network. the president is kind of shaking his finger at staples you guys got enough money, you have to do right by these people. is he right? >> no the president is wrong of the president is beating up on business. he is saying to staples hey your executives are doing okay your stock is okay. why are you using obamacare as an excuse to lower wages? staples says you got your facts wrong, mr. president. we're not doing any of. that our policy on part-time workers goes way back before obamacare was ever heard of. the president singled out staples, he is beating them up. what he is essentially saying is this. look, i am raising the cost of you to do business and employ people but you have got to eat it. it is responsible thing to do, you eat that extra costs. if you don't you're bad. he is saying, government is good. we give things. we spread things around. we give health care. businesses is bad because it is mean and vicious and makes too

stuart varney will fall off his tractor but look at microsoft. you have 3% dividend.his company is loaded with cash. it doesn't know what to do with it. when i tell you something my son buys something for xbox every day. it is complete racket but he can't be only one and has to be worth something at the end. liz: gary, you want to get? >> tracy said, everything is a tech stock. i threw tesla in there. it is technology stock but auto stock kind after technology stock. liz: i see twitter and alibaba more as consumer social media stocks, not technology but they are in a way. tracy, you're on to something. the dow and s&p continue to hit new all-time highs. if you think there is too much froth, too much optimism in the market overall, what is the next safety play? paul vigna, not gold? >> no. personally i never thought gold is a very safe sector. it is as volatile asking anything. look at past couple years, it has gone up and down wildly. our traditional safe havens will be safe havens. thing to keep in mind with the market right now, every central bank in the world is ea

stuart varney in for neil cavuto. it's the president versus the.: kk former spy chief as the battle over gitmo heats up. welcome everyone, i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." just as the whitea threatening to limit gitmo transfers the former intelligence chief is speaking out, telling a house hearing today that places like gitmo are needed to get intel from the bad guys in a timely manner. >> to be able to do tactical interrogation, professionally -- >> i got that -- >> with we bring them into the united states and they get read their habeas corpus right that stops information you can get. >> i've heard that argument thousands of times. >> i have been involved in thousands of interrogation operations -- >> well, does the general have it right? to form at the massachusetts senator scott brown. he has been to gitmo. the general is saying long-term, in depth interrogation is what gitmo does. why did we close it? >> i don't believe you do. there is a preference -- we catch the number one terrori

you map stuart varney's geno. you have that week geno. ance of the diabetes. stuart: is this viable? this isn't a pie-in-the-sky dreaming. this is reality. this is happening. >> diabetes is possible because diabetes is autoimmune. that attacks itself. they're talking about alzheimer's. i think they're way away with alzheimer's. we don't even know the cause of alzheimer's. when you talk about alzheimer's disease. stuart: cancer? >> i say yes to cancer. the cancer gene we're getting better at identifying. in the future i'm going to be able to say, you know dr. siegel, you're at risk for that cancer, let's reverse it now. i see it. >> do you think we'll look at chemotherapy and say, wow those people were dealing in the stone age. cutting off body parts. it's a miserable way to treat someone. >> we're already there with cancer. immunotherapy with cancer where we're using mean zero immunotherapies. we're already moving away from cheem zero chemotherapy. it's poisoning the tumor more. talk about stone age. in other words, kill that cancer, in do

stuart varney in for neil cavuto.i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." just as the whitea threatening to limit gitmo transfers the former intelligence chief is speaking out, telling a house hearing today that places like gitmo are needed to get intel from the bad guys in a timely manner. >> to be able to do tactical interrogation, professionally -- >> i got that -- >> with we bring them into the united states and they get read their habeas corp

. >> we view this lot from our colleagues at fox business and stuart varney has been talking about this 3 years. >> those full-time unemployment jobs will never come back until free enterprise and the spirit of entrepreneurship gets back in. >> that is going the wrong way. that is a big challenge. >> this is a big story. gallup is well regarded they are not considered right wing left wing, they are just considered good data. >> it would be nice to get this from the head of gallup six years ago, five years ago. now is a little late the president has been reelected and one thing he has been pointing to our obama policies, epa regulations, wet blanket sitting over the economy and job creation. >> people don't know why but that is what is going on. we have a triple digit rally under way. the dow has finished higher the last three sessions. so far it is four in a row so the dow is up 152, not bad. we were above 18,000, we almost hit 17,000 and we are back 17,825. disappointing profits at green mountain and it lowered its sales outlook. a big winner today after pfizer announced it will buy th

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stuart varney. it is the value play and that is why he bought this. ly. you say? >> absolutely. i say unparalleled in the history of finance. stuart: i got to take a look at apple's. it is the latest, $127.90 on apple. awfully close to its record high and were $740 billion at that level. the latest product is not apple watch. it hits the stores in april, 6 million have been ordered from aviation manufacturer. there are reports some of the biggest fracking features like measuring blood pressure, heart activity, glucose and stress levels among others will not be on but apple watch when it launches. there are elements of the watch that are not ready. kurt, this is the ultimate tracking machine, it doesn't do all those things what does it do? >> for certain whether it works or not there are health glitches in the sensory technology, it will still sell. this is what apple does. they get a product out and want to get it right. rumors are silicon valley, ceo tim cook since the announcement this watch apparently these are the rumors, the hair and dry skin on s

tom sullivan is in for stuart varney. tom: stuart varney is okay. he will be back soon. here is the biggest we. three months after an election that should have sent a message to the president then the voters don't approve of his policies he is doubling down on them. president obama calling budget cuts mindless austerity. he wants those that rolled back and even more taxes on the wealthy and more spending on top of that. those mindless cuts by away weren't even cuts. the work just spent less than budgeted. the targets the poor and middle class, the people the claims to be helping. get ready for a budget on capitol hill. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪ >> let's check the big board, triple digit rally underway, beating the dow right now, caterpillar, chevron exxon mobile verizon, it was up 200 earlier, up 136. energy stocks rising along with oil prices. here are the drillers, trans ocean, diamond off shore, oil adding to the genes we have been seen, we had gains yesterday, the price of oil is going -- where is it? $1.56. jumping $51.13. gas prices fairly steady at

the morning" when it is fun to drive a car. >> is unsafe. >> i wouldn't get in a car with you, stuart varney. stuart: up porche 9/11 -- >> that is a fun car to drive. >> a fun car to drive but driving in this city, driving in any event i would much rather sit back and play games and listen to the radio. stuart: on the subject of driving a want to look at the video i took the video, i didn't drive. that is my vehicle, it will come would you. here it comes, that is my tracked vehicle on my farm in three feet of snow. in the back of it you see the logs that i cut. that is of the alleged half. my production team says that is lousy video. so cristina, what did i do wrong with the video? >> you turned your phone the wrong way. you can't record with your phone standing straight up. you have to turn it to the side. stuart: i held it like that. wonderful video. >> no. stuart: what should i do? like that? would is the vantage like that? >> you get the entire frame in perspective. you have that two white bars on the side because it doesn't fill up the screen. stuart: i was told to rack so time is up. e

you have a bunch date with bob or sandra and it will tell you -- cheryl: that will be great for stuart varneybble watch? there are apps. >> quite a lot. hundreds of thousands of apps for couple and their developing new ones every day. it is a big platform. stuart: cost how much? >> around $200 when it comes out. stuart: $1.99, 5 and dollars for an apple watch. >> that is for a basic model. stuart: but the pebble is not cool. >> the couple has incredibly great geek credit. anyone who is the geek love this what because it is the one you want to have. it lasts longer, has a lot of power and is really cool. as for nooks, is not the ones that most people will wear. stuart: what are you going to have? pebble or apple watch? >> i have to try them both out. stuart: which one would you buy? >> i haven't seen the apple watch in person. i have seen the pebble, i need to put the on my wrist and see if they don't look ridiculous. stuart: when you have both on your wrist you compare and contrast and tell us. >> absolutely. stuart: thanks for joining us. next, jeff flock has what is being billed as the worl

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kennedy: that's the question stuart varney. republican presidential hopefuls will hold her feet to the fire, they're busy courting the cpac, it's the king making gathering where fortunes blossom and crumble and no better beaker to illustrate the active and growing rift within the republican party. for the last few years, a well-placed libertarian streak flowed freely through the conference with rand paul winning the cpac's straw poll for the last two years. >> i will not equivocate and i will not excuse, i will not retreat an inch, and i will be heard. >> don't ever take our freedom! >> rand looks good in blue paint. i worry if establishment republicans have enough of the liberty shenanigans and big brother jeb will snuff out the young freedom seekers once and for all. chris christie is looking to move far right and get back in the fight. and he spoke today, former arkansas governor mike huckabee skipping the proceedings because of the ideology and if that holds from the last two years, he could get clobbered. the once dominate

stuart varney is in for cavuto today. normally we show you what would happen at all street.to wait. that is from italy's interior minister today as isis vows to conquer rome. welcome, everyone. this is your world. a new isis video putter possesseddedly showing the beheadings of 21 egyptian christians in libya prompting egypt today to launch two rounds of airstrikes on isis in libya. italy says more action is needed. it now reportedly wants nato involved. catherine herridge is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: i watched the video in its entirety, and while not as highly produced as recent propaganda tapes the video uses

earlier stuart varney spoke with six-time pro bowler terrell owens how he feels about the nfl's returnart of our fox business rewind. >> los angeles has not had a football team in 20 years? what is this, l.a. is not a football town? >> everyone knows being here in los angeles this is definitely laker nation. clearly becoming clipper nation but, everybody is been wanting some football around here for some time now. so i think this is definitely a step in the right direction. >> would you want to play in los angeles? >> absolutely. i think los angeles would obviously be a great place for someone like myself who is considered a great personality, flamboyant, obviously a star among stars so. >> wait, wait. wait a second, are you flamboyant? you're a great personality? is that you, terrell? is it? >> you know that's what they say, that's what they say. >> you have a wonderful smile. david: he is wonderful guy. interviewed that guy. just a terrific person. catch all of these interviews and more on foxbusiness.com right now, if you missed anything. liz: if you saw our story earlier, we've bee

earlier today, stuart varney put this question to the congressman, isn't income inequality to the unemploymentt's a fiscal issue up to the congress not the federal reserve. that's what we would expect mrs. yellen to be saying if not pushback from congress. melissa: and simon, i'm not sure how i think about this? doesn't someone have a bias one way or the other? >> except me i'm completely level. melissa: you're just a liar if you don't admit it. >> the comment was a bit rude. the federal reserve has-- >> the congressman's or janet yellen's to the congressman. okay. >> look the federal reserve has created some of the income inequality by bolstering the financial markets with the huge liquidity program. melissa: a ton of it. >> nonetheless, janet yellen it's in her right to make a comment about it because household income hasn't grown over the last years-- >> does it show her bias. >> no. melissa: talk about it as a problem? i'm not sure i believe she's left of center, but i'm not sure talking about income inequality which as you point owed was caused by the fed. >> i think it was caused by the

varney. any suggestions and stuart leaps to their defense. that must come from his uk that round.was a thoughtful message. you have misread me. i am one of the sharpest critics. all too many. too many billionaires that thing the rest of us should pay higher taxes. i do not resent their wealth. i am absolutely not someone who loves the aristocracy. you simply do not owe what you are talking about. i came here to get away from the system. i am a striver. i came here with nothing. this system has allowed me to move all the way up the food system. i have enjoyed every moment of it. jealousy and envy you will not ache you happy. on that note, here is herman cain joining us from atlanta. >> 's to -- stuart, how do you really feel? tell the guy i worked my way up this country just like you. said equity is what he ought to be focusing on beard as you pointed out no, this country is about you being able to achieve what you want to achieve. you have to be willing to work for it. he does not get that. pandering. that is what joe does. he panders to whatever group he is in front of. you know,

he talked to stuart varney about the importance of honoring our vets as part of our fox business rewindhink he deserves it because he is truly it an american hero. he saved countless american lives during his four tours in afghanistan and i think it comes at a good time too, let's people in america, soldiers, bet as brightest we appreciate them the job they do and we love them. >> the important point i would make, we can't wait until inflation is back to 2% and we're at full employment before we start removing accommodation. we have enormous amount of monetary accommodation in place. $4 trillion of assets on our balance sheets. interest rates essentially at zero for six years. that was totally appropriate policy. big supporter what we've done. that said we need to start removing some of that accommodation in advance of being full employment, being at 2% innation because of lags in monetary policy. liz: catch all of today's interviews on foxbusiness.com. david: now we have been asking you about today's decision by the fcc to regulate the internet. did they get it right or not? our friend

stuart varney made a big deal of that, and we're running with it.k at the markets now, from up 20 to up 99. tell me about the psychology on the floor when she started to invoke those terms? >> well, i think everybody, that's it, near term. you know, the next couple of meetings, what does that mean, two, four, six, eight? >> i think it just reinforces that the fed clearly is not going to do anything. the bond market's been telling us that. yes, the bonds have inched up a little bit but, basically, the message is stay the course, right wrong, or indifferent and that is candy to equity investors. liz: candy but could be a potentially dangerous drug in the long term. michael cox, you've been on the inside of the federal reserve. when should we raise rates, when should we have raised rates, and i use it that way because charles plosser was speaking to peter barnes a week ago and said we should have been doing this yesterday. where do do you stand? >> i agree, we're going to look like japan which kept rates down and down and down, now they've had rates do

varney & company is about to begin. ♪ stuart: check the big board. nothing to laugh about. private joke with kt. the dow jones industrial average down 80 points. chinese imports down 20%. not good for the world's second largest economy. greece plays hardball with germany. are they leaving the eurozone? maybe we'll get a decision fairly soon. markets down on all this news. price of oil is still moving higher. it gained 7% last week. and it's now up another 1.52. you know what that means. gas prices keep going on. 2.17 a gallon now. twelve cents higher than last week. the 1 dollar club, that's the average within a state is below $2 a gallon there's only five members. far cry from january 26, when the 1 dollar club peaked at 28 states. we do this every day. and we have the cheapest gas in the land. 1.55 in idaho. silver country. come on in with gas buddy. everyone wants to know this one. why has gas gone up so far so fast? what's behind that rise? >> i hate to be the one to justify it. i don't like it either. but -- and i want a british accent, by the way. what we've seen here

more varney after this. stuartn' roll scene. >> it was the one he wanted on his commercials. for the listerine commercials. here's the first guitar prototype that he used. and then put it to the public on television. black and white. you can see his fingers flying over this finger board. plaqueblack piano finish. >> they launched the electric guitar into the rock 'n' roll world. i have time for this update from liz on staples and the president. >> staples is coming out saying the president totally has the story wrong. saying that -- employees, like we said, more than a decade old. previous before the affordable care act. stuart: the president said staples was cutting the hours of employees so that they could avoid obamacare costs. >> yeah. stuart: staples said that's nonsense. we've had that policy in place for decades. >> they're saying that it dates back a long time. the president it's unfortunate, he's attacking a company that is a big employer and a big taxpayer. stuart: here is dierdre bolton. >> thank you ver

here to explain it from our sister network fox business is stuart varney. you mean by that? may have been bought? >> the media research center has found two groups which have provided enormous amounts of money to groups who want government control of the internet. for years they have been funding these groups which have pushed very very hard for government takeover essentially, a government takeover of the internet and now they've got it. >> like the phone company used to have? >> very similar. >> treating it like a utility? >> yes. in the future you will have to go to the government. you'll have to go to a bureaucrat, to a lawyer if you want to change thing on the internet to innovate or change pricing policy. if you want to make things move on the internet, you have to ask permission of the government. >> so many people are upset about this because since the get-go, since al gore invented it it's been the wild wild west. competition, free enterprise that's worked and now the government has got its mitts on it. >> at the moment the internet is run accordin

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here to weigh in is stuart varney. how big a deal is this?nt areas. this is one of those areas. it's not the amount of money that's flowed in, it's where the money comes from. item one, money came in to the foundation from foreign governments. that raises the possibility of a conflict of interest. if she became president clinton would the decisions he makes about foreign governments be about the money she got from them. it's poernl conflict of interest. if she becomes president will she be influenced by the foreign governments that gave her money in the past. >> remember when the lincoln bedroom was lease it looks like you give them money and you get stuff. >> item two, she has received millions of dollars coming into the foundation from wall street from the big banks. that is an embarrassment from a democrat especially in the primaries when elizabeth warren who is the archenemy of wall street may be running against hillary clinton. that's item two. >> it's hard to run against big money. >> when you're getting it from the the money center on

stuart varney, from the fox business network. host of "varney & company," 11:00 a.m.stern time. >> good morning. bill: what did these folks do or did they not do? >> okay. they claim ad subsidy for 2014 they want ad subsidy from the government for their health care insurance. a lot of people evidently said i earn this much money when in fact they earned that much money. they underestimated their income so they could get a nice sub sy did from the government. now there is tax time. they're reporting their income. turns out they underestimated the income, therefore they have to pay back the subsidy or at least part of the subsidy that they got in the first place. with me on this? bill: got you. you're saying that they, put their salary level lower than it was? >> yes. bill: in order to take advantage of payments from the government? >> yes. and now the average payback is whopping $530 apiece. that comes right out of the refund. some all of those people, it is millions of people. i don't have the exact number but runs in the millions. they will be getting back a much sma

stuart varney, host of varney and company. good morning. they were expecting 2.1 they got 2.2. >> the expectations a irrelevant. this is an extremely disappointing drop. 5% growth in the summer and fall. and now we are down to 2.2%. that is an extraordinary drop. that was right before the christmas and holiday season when gas prices were falling more money in people's pockets and the economy slowed way way down. there is no breakout for six years in that very slow 2% rate of growth in the u.s. economy. worst economy in any recession since world war ii. bill: the fcc says it will classify the internet as a utility. >> in my right's and power grab. this is the government taking control of the internet. as consumers if we decide what we want and what we'll pay for and decide what innovation on the internet we are prepared to accept. those days are over. in the future it will be a government bureaucrat, a lobbyist, a lawyer, a politician who makes the decisions on the internet. we'll have to ask permission from bureaucrats we'll have to ask per

and stuart varney has been talking about this for years now.o the next question and that is what are the political leaders, that have a direct impact on this what are they doing to correct this if the middle class is being hallowed out. >> new business start ups is one area that is low. it is the lowest it has been in 20 years or ever. america isn't starting businesses anymore. we need about 500,000 while 400,000 died. four years ago those lines crossed. now we are in very dangerous waters. but those full-time unemployment jobs will never come back until free enterprise and the spirit of entrepreneurship kicks back in. >> that is a big challenge. we will post the article on our website. you write the white house is trying to score political points and wall street trying to keep you in the market. from gallop jim clifton. thank you. >>> personal data of tens of thousands might have been exposed through obamacare. >> and more on the prisoners released for bowe bergdahl. >> i would ask you to tell us and make a commitment to this committee that yo

joining us is stuart varney.hing that has been accepted across all political lines that income inequality is an issue in the country and it keeps getting worse. >> it's an article of faith a popular belief. the rich are getting richer and it's getting worse. the "new york times" hasin frequently about this. a new wrinkle about this. studies of existing numbers from two universities show the wealthiest -- income for the very wealthiest is down more than for any other group. that wealthy group have not recovered. the top 1%, their income during and after the crashing went down 20%. the bottom 90% their went down 13%. so the rich took it on the chin, everybody else took it on the chin but not as badly. if you look at the top. the. martha: the problem is the people at the lower end of that spectrum when they take that kind of hit it hurts a lot more than it hurts at the upper end of the spectrum. so the disparity is still in fact there. >> the government programs did help raise the lower and middle classes a little b

tom: i am tom sullivan and all week for stuart varney here is the big story. gas jumped overnight. a new national average. oil still holding at $50 a barrel. question for your money this morning. is the prolonged stimulus for falling gas prices over? we have answers. take a look at this. the moment and airplane plunges into a river in taiwan. full details on that coming up. varney and company is about to begin. ♪ tom: oil coming off a big rally. right now, oil is at $50.15. the real story is gas prices. of to $2.11. a big jump. is at the beginning of more to come? >> it is not the beginning for a pot elliptic numbers. the market will be very volatile. i would not be surprised to see gasoline 20-$0.30 higher by april's fools day. the tendency of momentum to trade gasoline higher this time of year. >> how about the strike going on in the country. >> absolutely not a fact her. they do not impact gasoline production. $1.1 billion of crude oil in the u.s. plenty of incentive to keep refineries running. tom: that is the other part. you get into this whole question about the fact that the

let's ask stuart varney. he's from the fox business network. stuart, what do you think?the economy is getting better, there is no strategy to get these men and women off food stamps it seems. >> certainly not. it is deliberate. this is redistribution. this is the administration taking from this group, giving from that group -- to that group, i should say, essentially buying votes. it's costing an enormous amount of money. you just pointed out 46 million americans have been on food stamps for more than 39 months now nearly $6 billion a month. look what else we're handing out, obama phones 14 million people get an obama phone. housing assistance $3 billion a month. earned-income tax credit that's a check in the mail from the treasury. that's $5 billion a month. social security disability $11 billion a month. medicaid $25 billion a month. that's redistribution. that is deliberate. that is buying votes. >> what you think congress could do is pressure to come off, you know, come off the wagon. because coming off the recession, clearly people were forced to dip into the system

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more "varney and company" coming up. stuartments ago, fresh all-time high. which stock leads the s and p? it is not apple. it is waste management. cost cuts, share buybacks giving the stock a nice boost, it hit a 52 week high earlier today. let's go back to the mary hough statement or the interview the state department deputy spokesperson told msn b.c. we can stop isis by creating jobs for those terrorists. charlie kirk is here, one of our go to millennials. a young guy. why do you think president obama employees so many young people to be spokespeople for various departments? >> interesting question. i have come to the conclusion this administration is all about control. not just control of the american people but because of a puppeteer in an agenda they are trying to push for a day when unilateral control over the people advance in the language of this administration. valerie jarrett is the real quarterback of this administration. he has loyalists for water administration especially in the state department being run by 33 and

it is time for varney and company. stuart: don't leave me out. [laughter] happy anniversary. good morning everyone. j johnson. the homeland security chief using a scared to get congress to fund his department. shut down or deal. bret baier coming up on that. and two days, the federal government starts to regulate the internet. what is the rush? you have to pass this bill to see what is in it. remember that? delivery drivers for higher. the meeting place is the waffle house. yes. it is happening. passing and looking for a single word from janet yellen. we will not keep you waiting. varney and company is about to begin. ♪ janet yellen, you see her right there. earlier, at about 1028 eastern time she said the federal reserve will not raise interest rates at least the next few federal meetings. advanced guidance or forward guidance. you will hear about it before they do it. anymore highlights? we will take you there live. by the way, she said that about not raising interest rates for a couple more fed meetings. the dow is up 20, maybe 30 points. it is now up 68 points. that is a

varney & company." thanks for being with us. charles in for stuart. charles payne have a great show. >> thank you very much. i am charles payne. stuart will be back tomorrow. for now here is the big story. president obama's tax the rich mantra? it is working. ap poll shows 78% of people think the rich don't pay. that is ultraleft. you didn't build that message. you might not like it. it is hitting home and will be factor in 2016. apple hits a new high. they will announce a billion dollar plan to build two big new data facilities in europe. >>> should hollywood fix their own problems before telling society how to fix theirs? "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ charles: let's check the big board. meandering. nasdaq is the index we'll all watch. will it match the all-time high? good chance it will match it this week. oil is trying to find something of a bottom. 49 held. may be tested today. right now 49.55. national average for gallon of regular, up two cents over the weekend. prices go up a lot faster than they go down don't they? here the big story

varney & company." >> thank you very much, maria. hello, everyone. i am tom sullivan. i am in for stuart. even seattle players joined in the course of fans and other nfl players that did not understand why he decided to throw the ball on the one-yard line. we will also be talking about the ads. many of you will be wondering what nationwide was thinking with its dead kid at. hugs and phone calls to mom as payment at mcdonald's. we have it all on "varney & company" which starts right now. ♪ >> let's check the big word. bouncing back right now. they get a report from the manufacturing set their way on stocks. not that far away from the 7000 mark. loyola moving higher. the largest national strike since 1980. gas prices holding steady. price of regular up two and a half cents since this time last week. look at that. 1.764810 year treasury. stocks reacting to another negative read on the economy. >> aims are certainly better tom. the market is react into what is going on in europe. it is reacting to what i am calling the quantitative easing. unless we get some type of fiscal reform in the unite