connell: we're back with a cavuto coast to coast alert. moments ago, just ahead of breaking comments from janet yellen coming up, martin shkreli arrived back in a courthouse in brooklyn, new york, accompanied by his attorney, benjamin brafman. he's back in court, different case today. we'll cover it throughout the day. our own adam shapiro is there at the courthouse. that video shot just moments ago. >>> okay, as we come up on the bottom of the hour, the dow higher by 96 points and just being released on the news wires at this very hour, new comments from the fed chair, janet yellen. peter barnes has them. what is she going to say, peter? >> reporter: well, that's right, connell. janet yellen calls the weak friday jobs report, quote, disappointing and concerning, and theys that the fed will be wrestling with what it says about the economy but that another hike in short-term interest rates continues to remain dependent on uncoming data. and if that data shows labor markets strengthening and inflation continuing to head to the fed's 2% targe

next on "cavuto: coast to coast." should there be a third party candidate. it should be heating. as a matter of fact it was heating up right on this very program. watch. >> hillary clinton will be the democratic nominee. donald trump is going to be the republican nominee. you may fantasize about somebody else. you may have supported somebody else in the primary but there is the choice. >> we wouldn't do this if there weren't opportunity to actually win the white house but to win the white house we have to be in the presidential debate. connell: so you need 15%? >> we need to be at 15%. the fact we're included in polls is really very significant. connell: you saw senator mcconnell saying no chance, if somebody runs as third party. steve lonegan joins us. you saw gary johnson talking about getting to 15%. do you think there is a chance, whether it is gary johnson, i don't know about this guy david french being mentioned nobody heard of until couple days ago, do you think there will be impact from third party candidate i

this is cavuto coast to coast for the next two hours, i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil cavuto. and for the first time in three days, we are at least seeing some green on the screen, as we say. but there's still some issues, to put it mildly, that we'll try to work out. i don't know if we'll personally try to work them out, but the markets will. banks is one, especially the european banks, and this idea about moody's weakening their sentiments for the british financials. we'll get into that and some ideas that that could send stocks down again. i mean, we're up 156 now though, that's the main point. we have a number of guests lined up with nicole petallides to set the stage for us on the floor of the new york stock exchange. certainly don't want to complain about the rally. we'll take anything we can get, nice to see it up. >> 401(k)s, iras, you want to see up air eaus. duh -- arrows. this comes up two extremely difficult days of trading, the dow was down 870 points in those two days following the british vote to exit the european union coupled with the fact that we lost $3 tril

i'm connell mcshane in today on "cavuto: coast to coast" in for neil cavuto.omes to the economy, it really is game on. watch. >> our first republican president abraham lincoln warned us by saying the abandonment of the protective policy by the american government will produce want and ruin among our people. in other words, we have to protect our country. i have decided and visited cities and towns across america, all across america and seen the devastation caused by the trade policies of bill and hillary clinton. connell: aha. the trade policies. let's bring in cheryl casone now she has there on the fight and the fall out and everything else. hey, cheryl. >> well, connell, it's interesting mr. trump took the chance not just citing abraham lincoln but going after bill clinton. he went after the money today in particular. the relationships that this country established with the chinese back in the day, back when bill clinton was the president of the united states. he talked about the transpacific partnership again saying that it was a bad deal. but many on the d

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i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. all of his free coverage so there is no reason to raise all of that campaign cash. ben stein is off this week. and dagen mcdowell doing another great job. can the donald win without the dollars? >> absolutely charles. he can. he doesn't need quite a billion dollars. he needs to reinforce his ground game. that's been his biggest weakness. as far as spending a bunch of money on political ads he can do that inexpensively and expect those to go viral. and at the same time the "new york times" estimates 2 million in free media coverage. and he'll continue do so. he's been the most masterful presidential candidate we've seen at that. that doesn't replace a traditional presidential campaign fundraising but it is certainly enough that he doesn't need to raise a billion dollars. >> and that 2 billion is probably higher because that report came out not too longing. >> it will be 5 million by november. >> i don't want to start off by arguing with kennedy. actually i kind do. >> well you guys are

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. all of his free coverage so there is no reason to raise all of that campaign cash. ben stein is off this week. and dagen mcdowell doing another great job. can the donald win without the dollars? >> absolutely charles. he can. he doesn't need quite a billion dollars.

i'm connell mcshane in for neil cavuto. clinton edging out ahead in this new quinnipiac poll came out earlier today. 45-41 when you mix in third party candidates. only two points. 4238. we had one of those here, libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson and his running mate is bill, the former governor of massachusetts and johnson the former governor of new mexico. welcome to you both. >> thank you. connell: you announced with neil when you were running and, boy, you have a running mate. sow not in this alone anymore. >> well, a role model for me and really wanting to grow up politically. so beyond my wildest dreams, expectations, i have some pretty wild dreams and expectations. connell: i'm sure you do. hearing some of your comments in the past. i want to talk to you about this poll in a second and how you guys might shake up the race. but why did you agree to get involved here? >> well, gather and i were rated the two most fiscally conservative governors in the united states even though we were in blue states and we'r

i'm in for neil cavuto, with a special cost of freedom.ere is the latest head lines on the situation overseas. britain breaking away and growing talk more european countries could follow. france and italy set to hold an emergency meeting later today. and meanwhile hur up and leave. a german official saying the negotiations should begin as soon as possible. and adding intense discussion needed and isis looking to take advantage of all of this bed lum con kerning the brexit. and investors are running for the exits after the brexit vote, the dow plunging 600, at the close. it was down 650 earlier and now back in the red for the entire year. so what is the fallout in our markets and our economy. do our market watchers. we've got these guys. and first, what is the feeling there? is this bedlam going continue on monday? >> the feeling here has been mostly shock larly in london because this city was not one that wanted to actually leave. but i think what we're starting to see is as the dust settles and as people realize oh this hah actually happe

by the way, this is "cavuto: coast-to-coast." i am charles payne and for neil cavuto.olding a block on president obama's amnesty plan. let's just say that president obama isn't very happy. let's go to peter barnes at the white house with the rulings and reaction. >> preventing deportation to tie between the justices left in place a lower court to block the so-called deferred action program for undocumented immigrants who are parents of u.s. citizens or green card holders. >> for more than two decades now, everybody acknowledges it's been broken. they weren't able to issue a decision today. it takes us further from the country we aspire to be. >> the president also of course criticize republicans in the senate are not acting on his nominee for the ninth spot on the supreme court to replace justice scalia. merrick garland fan because the court is not operating with nine justices, the touche nullity of his deferred action plan remains unsettled to the president says this is by the voters themselves and whoever they pick as the next president and whoever that person he or

welcome to cavuto coast to coast, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, they've got the nominations and now vying for more donors. but does trump hurt fundraising efforts by getting off script? charlie gasparino is in with the recent backlash. not a good week for donald trump. will it hurt him on raising money? >> it's still not clear. i talked to a lot of people. there are some interest -- there's a lot of interest when the polls start to tighten up. but i think this last week has put a lot of big donors off. the other thing charles that's very interesting is how the democrats are playing trump's bad week. and this is really key i think for the republicans holding onto the senate. mark as you saw yesterday unendorsed donald trump. bob portman is not quite there but moving away from donald trump after the comments about judge curry. >> we have bob courtman on the show later on. >> and what's fascinating about bob portman, he put out basically a call to potential donors that you have to give me money, please give me money because i'm being targeted right now by harry reid and a 20 millio

connell: back "cavuto: coast to coast" with a look at big board on wall street.ial average. nothing crazy in terms of the jobs report from this morning and reaction to it of course everybody is thinking hey, how does this affect the fed, what will it do, uncertainty, this and that? something we talked about throughout the program. tonight on "wall street week" liz ann sonders will talk about this and why markets this year will be hard to predict. watch. >> eight-year cycle we're in. people talk about the four-year presidential cycle, third year being the best. we bucked that last year obviously. but there is also a eight-year cycle, eight-year, two term president. the election becomes open election. in eight-year election only year historically market is down on average, year eight. because of that natural uncertainty, i would add even more because call it the unique nature of this election. connell: catch the entire ininterview 8:00 p.m. eastern time, fox business network, on "wall street week." >>> meanwhile economic tensions between the united states and china

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. you have the uk, global economic tension and terror, all of them spooking the market. want to go to two market guys, filson, michael bloch, if investors should seek safe havens. we have seen gold rallying, treasury yields dropped dramatically. is that the way to play this thing or are we getting to the point that it is getting over done? >> i am not a buyer yet, recovering some shorts if that is what you do, i get some recent support levels. the problem is where stocks are a big air pocket down to levels of 2018 in the s&p futures, below 2000, that has me concerned. i'm not pressing shorts here. the fear is over done and for me that will shift was one thing that has me worried is big moves in the oil and the yen. when big moves happened they cluster together. charles: why is a strong yen, one of the big correlations, why did that hurt the market so much? >> bigger reason is psychological, it shows monetary policy lost its efficacy, at the end of january, drastically eased, the yen ins

listen to what he told neil cavuto last year. >> what do we have to do to smarten up niejem? >> well good afternoon. first we have to recognize the mistakes of the past. let's be frank and honest about this. we now have within many european countries and dare i say it within the u.s.a. too a fifth column. living within our on countries. mercifully few in number but outlet out to destroy our civil dags and way of life. the biggest mistakes, we've promoted multi culturalism and division within our societies. we've said to large numbers of people you can come here from any part of the world. and oh please don't bother to integrate at all. you can take over parts of our towns and cities and make it a diverse nation. that hasn't worked. >> by the way that was right after the charlie hebdo attack in france, which preceded the big attack in paris and the ones later. form are u.s. spokesman to the united nations joins us now. i think his multi culturalisms are pretty good. we should mention he guessed the brexit vote dead wrong. so he's not always right but what do you think about th

with neil cavuto. maria bartiromo is sitting in today. news and analysis continues in a moment. >> cheers in london, fierce on wall street. dow plunging 600-point as as britain declares independence. bolting from the european union, roiling markets across the world and we're all over it. dagon, and ben gentleman man hall, and trader if a goetz to break, and dr. ben carson on if we reached a political breaking point. now daggan. >> investors running for the pits today and buying anything that looked safe. look how the dow is closing today. down -- we're waiting for the numbers to settle but down more than 600 points, to put is in perspective the dow down 655 points at its session low, and right now it looks like the dow will close in negatfor the year. the biggest losers this day were your banking stocks. names like citigroup. bank of america, jp mortgage, one of the issues there, these institutions become less profitable with interest rates this low. travel and leisure stocks, also extremely hard hit. priceline. carnival cruise lines, roy

i am charles payne filling in for neil cavuto. the deadliest attack ever on an airport. 41 dead year 239 wounded from three suicide bombers in istanbul. times that these terrorists had the internationally known airport in hopes of rival in the global economy. a former naval steel says the united states need to step up and get its act together. carl, another devastated at an international target can internationally significant target among the 41 dead, 13 foreign nationals from an array of countries. isis deliberately picks a target, understanding the carnage goes beyond the dead bodies in that airport. >> it sure does. it shows even close to the base, turkey has been profiting for quite some time and then slowly backed away from it. this is a message presumably from them saying you are 100% behind us and if you are not you will take a solid terrorist attacks. the mac having said that, i understand urdu gone was doing double dealing with respect to isis. we have a country where the guy in charge is actually a late-night towards an

welcome, everyone, i'm stuart varney in for newel cavuto, and this is your world. this headline appearing on the front page of the "new york times" early today citing an ap survey. it reads clinton hits nomination threshold defeating sanders, this before even one vote was cast in today's primaries, which still have hours to go. is that fair? the debate in a moment. first, to mike emanuel with the sanders campaign in santa monica, california. mike? >> the sanders campaign is clearly irritated, making the case those democratic superdelegates should not be counted until the convention in philadelphia. it is unfortunate that the media in a rush to judgment are ignoring the democratic national committee's clear statement that it is wrong to count the votes of superdelegates before they vote at the convention this summer. sanders has been campaigning non-stop in california. including a large rally last night in san francisco. he is clearly hope ing a victor in blue liberal california will help make the case he'd be the stronger candidate. he is accusing media outlets of

welcome, everyone, i'm stuart varney in for newel cavuto, and this is your world. headline appearing on the front page of the "new york times" early today citing an ap survey. it reads clinton hits nomination threshold defeating sanders, this before even one vote was cast in today's primaries, which still have hours to go. is that fair? the debate in a moment. first, to mike emanuel with the

hello, everyone, i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." on the phone, fox in tel-a-viv with the latest. more detail in a moment. right now, jennifer given with us for more perspective on this. jennifer? >> hi. we lived in israel for a number of years when these kind of terror attacks were common place. what we just learned from our jerusalem team, from our producer who spoke to the israeli security services just a little while ago is that we know the identities of the two attackers, two palestinian cousins in the hebron area in the west bank. both attackers have been neutralized. at least one was killed in a shootout. they were dressed as orthodox jews when one of them was shooting inside the market. one began shooting on the street outside the market. the market is not far from the israeli defense force headquarters. that's the military headquarters there. we understand the head of military intelligence was on the scene shortly after the attack. prime minister benjamin netanyahu just back from a trip to moscow was in the area at the time.

i am david asman in for neil cavuto and this is a special edition of "cost of freedom."he flags are about to be lowered in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. that's where muhammad ali was born. we begin with matt fin who is outside the hospital where he was being treated for a respiratory condition. go ahead. >> good morning, david. a somber sunrise here in arizona. we've seen people coming and going, leaving behind candles and gifts. boxing gloves. there was a strong presence of security throughout the night. at one point there was a dozen security and police officers in front of the main entrance. the security presence has now diminished. a short while ago we talked to a friend of muhammad ali. a friend of 35 years who was with him in his final hours and listen to what he told us. >> reporter: he said that -- unfortunately muhammad ali was able to speak up until his final hours. many people did not realize that he said in the -- as he woke up in the morning, before he took his medication, muhammad ali was able to talk, that he was watching news and he was talking ab

hello, everyone, i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." on the phone, fox in tel-a-viv with the latest. more detail in a moment. right now, jennifer

welcome back to cavuto coast to coast i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto.edly a sanders campaign, a grassroots strategy that remains on small donors. charlie gasparino hear with the latest. but we do have breaking news at gawker media has filed for bankruptcy according to several sources. t of gawker's eyer. this is an interesting thing because gawker was being sued by hulk hogan, which was backed up by the silicon valley billionaire because gawker ou outed the sexuality and wanted to keep that private. we're journalists. it's unfortunate that we're put in a position to defend the first amendment through the prism of a media outlet thanks it's appropriate to go out there and do what they do. charles: you didn't like what they did, but you thought it was within their rights of first amendment. >> you know, here's the thing. it's hard to defend these guys. charles: yeah. >> these are not good people generally. they get off on exposing people's private lives for no reason. charles: also with some of these sites, i don't know if they consider themselves news si

welcome to "cavuto: coast-to-coast." i am charles payne in for a neil cavuto. momentum with house speaker paul ryan unveiling the plan to rein in government ways. despite disagreements with donald trump coming is the better choice for the economy. >> do i believe hillary clinton is the answer to solving his problems? i do not. we have more common ground on policy issues of the day and more likelihood of getting policies enacted with him than we do with her. charles: of mark's toronto, emily sassaman. taking aim at hillary clinton obviously. this wasn't also an exact ringing endorsement of donald trump either. what do you make of this? i think it's pretty odd to begin with but it feels like paul ryan is on a parallel track to donald trump. is unveiling his own plan. he's unveiling the future of the gop. as an adult trump's party anyway? >> it is donald trump's party and paul ryan needs to get in line with his endorsement. he got on board the train, babysitting back in the caboose because it's not a full endorsement. charles, on substance, this is that the gop sh

cavuto coast-to-coast will be right back. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. connell: markets shrugging off the action in great britain, now hire by 177 points. coming into today we were down 800 points and the british vote, we have gotten back to hundred and by the end of the day could be breakeven given everything that happened in the uk. what we are looking at, that is part of the story as well. with the british leaving the european union, a storyline building that vladimir putin could end up the big winner. let's bring ashley webster into the situation from lond

"cavuto coast to coast" david asman has a quick comment.ave: the biggest problem, correct me if i'm wrong because you are on the spot, the biggest problem the brits have with the whole system was not the trading aspect. they like getting swiss chocolates. it was the bureaucratic interference in their economy and their lives. is there a way to separate the two? all the free-trade but none of the interference? >> two separate things going on at the same time. the brexit vote was an odd thing, free traders, small government people who say needed to be cut down to size and interfere with every little aspect. the second issue was what swung it, immigration. there has been a lot of immigration and the big difference between britain and america is britain is very small and america is very big. in america we can take off because we have a lot of space. people here, it is like the state room seen in the marx brothers movie a night at the opera. everyone is climbing all over each other. famous scene probably showing my age. "cavuto coast to coast" i

but as i made the point on neil cavuto's show with charles payne, there is nothing more american thanhe pursuit of freedom. this is one issue where i think he's so far off base. is there any way of correcting his course? >> what trump is proposing is a didn't for of collectivism. instead of sacrificing yourself to the environment like the left would do. he will say sacrifice yourself to the nation to make mire today great again. if that means having to buy a $1,900 iphone so your neighbor has a job they shouldn't have in the first place, that destroys the individual and the economy as well. kennedy: we should always throw off the yoke of the collecty which great britain did. that collective is arguably a failure, and instead of destroying trade partnerships and some these deals, shouldn't we be looking to open up more free trade with the uk? >> they are throwing off, kennedy, for what. i would hate to see brexit become what the arab spring was going to be. that was going to be a revolution in democracy and civil rights. and it tushed out to be a didn't form of islamism. great britain

thank you for joining us, welcome to "cavuto coast to coast" for the latest breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. nicole: chaos overnight as democrats stage a sit in on the house floor to demand votes on gun control legislation. john lewis meeting 200 lawmakers refusing to let republicans resume regular business until the house voted on gun control. 10 hours later, paul ryan convened to hold a brief series of votes speaking loudly over the protesters. take a listen. >> the business of the house to be conducted in a fashion that reflects positively on the dignity and decorum of this institution. >> in either of the votes were related, democrats continue to protest, the house has adjourned after voting on a final sitting plan to fight the visa firing. >> voters in great britain head to the polls, if the united kingdom will remain a member of the union. ashley webster live with the latest for us. >> this is the day we have been waiting for, all the rhetoric. the people of the united kingdom, how many people are going to turn out and vote? we had tremendous storms in the sout

i'm in for neil cavuto and this is "your world."fbi at omar mateen's activities weeks before the massacre and now reports that mateen, who had been on the fbi watch list, was watching videos of isis beheadings and propaganda on his electronic devices. the investigation is centeredded on mateen and his

that's it for "your world with neil cavuto." "the five" is next. >> they startedng. something was wrong, everybody dropped to the ground. >> people started screaming and shots rang out. it's not a show anymore. tough do what you have to do. >> it can't be real. it's like the movies. >> this is a federal terrorism investigation led by the fbi. >> this is an example of the kind of home grown extremism that all of us have been so concerned about for a very long time. >> there are strong indications of radicalization by this killer and potential inspiration by foreign terrorist organizations. we are going to look at our own work to see if there is something we should have done differently. i don't think so. if you see something, tell us so we can look at it. in every case, somebody always sees something they should have told us thaand they didn't. >> hello. this is "the five." i'm dana perino. that was addressing the media on omar mateen. he murdered 49 people and injured dozens more. some are fighting for their life. mateen called 911 and told the dispatcher he was kill

welcome everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world."ocrats patting themselves on the back after their 24-hour sitin over gun control following the orlando terror attack and now the house speaker is firing back. >> they are sending out fundraising solicitations like this one. house democrats on the house floor. your contribution will g

i'm in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." 43 million people are expected to travel this independencehree million of them will be flying and as we learn

in for neil cavuto and this is your world. today, new troubling details emerging about the orlando shooter, his alleged ties to a suicide bomber, and now reports his wife knew about omar mateen's plans to attack the pulse nightclub. could she be facing charges? more on that in just a moment. >> they confirmed earlier today through a law enforcement source that omar mateen's wife knew about her husband's plans and did nothing to stop him. fbi agents interviewed her and she confirmed details of his gun purchases and he shared plans with her to carry out the attack, and may have even called her from the pulse nightclub. there is evidence of significant premedation that the shooter omar mateen did surveillance at at least two targets. it included the pulse nightclub as well as downtown disney. we understand the bureau has gained access to his computer and investigators are looking for direct digital evidence of his interest in and advanced surveillance of these targets. disney said in a statement late monday, quote, unfortunately

i'm in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." a gunshop ownes says he tried to warp the fbi at omar mateen's activities weeks before the massacre and now reports that mateen, who had been on the fbi watch list, was watching videos of isis beheadings and propaganda on his electronic devices. the investigation is centeredded on mateen and his wife. >> reporter: right now we know from authorities that mateen's wife knew of the jihaddist attack, it was in the planning stages. she also accompanied the killer on at least one surveillance run to the pulse nightclub, and she was with him when he bought ammunition. ammunition in bulk. she has claimed to authorities she tried to talk him out of it but her exact role is unclear. at this point she knew about and it didn't say anything about it. no charges brought against her yet. we're also learning more about possible missed signs. that gun store, this happened several weeks before the attack itself. the killer trying to buy body armor at that florida gun store. level three armor which is m

here's cavuto. >>> he's the man behind the brexit revolt.er nigel farrage is speaking to us. and where does britain go from sneer a lot to talk about. first, wall street reeling again as the new brexit reality sinks in. the dow diving 259 points after friday's 610-point plunge. welcome everyone. this is "your world." financial stocks getting crushed again today as investors seek out the safe havens. sheryl on the brexit backlash. >> i tell you what, it has been

eastern i'm going to begin hosting for neil cavuto on your world on our sister channel fox news for analysisd tonight, make sure you tune in tonight i'm going to be guest hosting for megyn kelly on the kelly file on our sister network fox news at 9:00 p.m. eastern, i really hope to see you there. in the meantime, like my facebook show page at trish intel. let me know what you thought of today's show. and liz claman's going to take you. liz: the final hour, and it almost seems like it's really bad news. we don't know yet but we're sure of one thing. we're looks at a selloff, trish, the losses increasing dramatically as the minutes tick by. the dow jones industrial down 151 points after europe fell oil over trading. but it's global bond yielding that are sending the distress signal loud and clear. u.s. ten-year yields dive to low in some cases not seen in decades as takes. let's go live to louisville, kentucky, where we have jessie jackson who has just finished speaking. the greatest being laid to rest, the memorial service for heavy weight boxing champ muhammad ali. still hasn't officially be

welcome everybody, i'm in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." the gloves are off and we are all over it. rick perry in a moment. first to jennifer griffin in san diego and john roberts in san jose where the campaign clash is going down. we again with jennifer. >> reporter: it was 35-minute speech here in balboa but didn't take hillary clinton long to come out swinging within the first couple of minute shoes hand throwing punches. a donald trump. here's what he said about his temperment. >> he is not just unprepared. he is temperment allie unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability, and immense responsibility. this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes because it's not hard to donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> hillary clinton went on to describe trump's obsession with what she called dictators. she said she'd leave it to the psychiatrists but then she went on to say that this is not a reality show. this is reality. being commander-in-chief. >> he believes amer

i'm in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." 43 million people are expected to travel this independence day weekend. more than three million of them will be flying and as we learn more about the suicide bombers in turkey, that's why officials are scrambling. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the latest. >> reporter: the cia director said he would be surprised if isis wasn't targeting american airports. >> isis' ability to propagate its narrative as well to as to incite and tear out attacks, we have a ways to go before we're able to say that we have made some significant progress against them. >> it would be surprising to me that isil is not trying to hit us both in the region as well as in our homeland. >> reporter: the growing body of evidence points to an isis directed attack launched from syria with the identification of the three suicide bombers this morning as foreign nationals tied to russia. the homeland security secretary told senators there is a clear and direct and immediate impact at home. >> the american public should expect to see this july 4th july 4t

"cavuto: coast to coast" coverage at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. this is what we call synergy. luck would have it, trish regan leads coverage on the evening and leads coverage next hour. hey, trish. trish: connell, thank you so much. breaking this hour, hillary clinton expected to attack donald trump in national security speech in california just a short time from now as she desperately turns her attention to the golden state. she and bernie sanders remain locked in a dead-heat, prominent democrat warns that hillary clinton may not get the nomination after all. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." new poll out today shows how tight the race for california really is. clinton leading sanders by two points, a virtual tie there. clinton, seemingly worried is canceling appearances today in new jersey to barnstorm across california. sanders is having a little fun wit. watch. >> i just suddenly saw hillary clinton racing to california. bill clinton racing to california. [cheering] maybe they think this campaign is not quite over. [cheering] trish: not quit

welcome everybody, i'm in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." the gloves are off and we are all over it. rick perry in a moment. first to jennifer griffin in san diego and john roberts in san jose where the campaign clash is going down. we again with jennifer. >> reporter: it was 35-minute speech here in balboa but didn't take hillary clinton long to come out swinging within the first couple of minute shoes

neil cavuto today on fox news. i will see you there. 4:00 p.m. . liz: declaring economic independence for america, blasting the north american free trade agreement. tpp, the world trade organization, china and hillary clinton. we'll take an in-depth look but arguably one of his strongest speeches, whether you agree with what he said. we've got british brexit

welcome everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." democrats patting themselves on the back after their 24-hour sitin over gun control following the orlando terror attack and now the house speaker is firing back. >> they are sending out fundraising solicitations like this one. house democrats on the house floor. your contribution will go to the dccc. if this is not a political student why are they trying to raise money off of this, off of a tragedy. >> in a moment we'll talk to democratic congresswoman who was involved but first to texas republican congressman louis gohmert. you heard in the video. you have never been shy. but you were like the old web breaker there. what happened? walk us through how that went down. >> well, first of all, you had folks taking control of the house floor in violation of a massive number of rules of the house that have never been violind in this manner. there have been a couple of canings over the history of the congress and shouting matches, but to have one party take over and deprive another party und

nigel who is one of those uk leaders that led the fight to leave that referendum, he was on neil cavuto exclusively earlier. >> no. your position -- and you may have your problems, is nothing like ours. we finished up until last thursday with 70% of our laws being made by foreign institutions with our own supreme court being overruled in luxembourg with an open border to 500 million people. whatever problems you've got in the usa, they are nothing to what we've had as part of this year of -- and what we did last thursday is we said we want our country back. >> we'll get you in here. so he's saying it's not exactly a parallel, but as americans we always make everything about ourself, but there are some similarities. do you agree? >> i think britain is to the u.s. what california is to new york. it's a glimpse into the future. if you want to know what this country could look like a generation from now, you look at the uk. that's been true for generations. this is a complicated thing. people who support brexit shouldn't pretend there's no economic cost to pit -- it. europe has become weake

neil cavuto today on fox news. i will see you there. 4:00 p.m. . liz: declaring economic independence for america, blasting the north american free trade agreement. tpp, the world trade organization, china and hillary clinton. we'll take an in-depth look but arguably one of his strongest speeches, whether you agree with what he said. we've got british brexit bargain hunting one day after the biggest two day sell-off in history. the dow jones industrial average charging ahead by 224 points. high of the session, 242. we're almost there. what are we going to see? you've got to stick with me. europe, the markets stopped the bleeding this morning. britain's ftse, and france's cac-quarante, the two day downturn from friday through monday was epic in proportions. $3 trillion in global equities wiped out following the uk vote. i hate to remind you, that is a record number. european union leaders meeting today in emergency session, david cameron informing the leaders of 27 nations not exiting of his country's plan. cameron insisting the uk must not turn bac

i'm in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." if alan west is right the president just did donald trump a favor and also here, capri, and "the wall street journal's" shelby holliday. so, i will start with you, colonel. what do you make of this? you think the president is actually happy about donald trump being the g.o.p. nominee? >> no, the president is not happy whatsoever. good to be with you. the president is concerned that donald trump is a complete repudiation of the failures of his policy. we're seven and a half years into the obama administration, just last quartary .8% gdp growth. the average annual guide under president obama and his economy is less than two percent. the jobs report, $78,000 produced, abiz mall. and then think about the work force participation rate. the lowest in six -- what -- 36 years, 62.6%. and we know that the iranian nuclear deal was built upon a false narrative because ben rhodes said so. united health care pulled out of obamacare. >> the colonel just made the case why donald trump -- this may ba