i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." security clearance revoke not yet but for those six former obama administration ofs,

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great weekend. >> neil: trade wars on.s china slaps tariffs on our response to slapping tariffs on theirs. strong job numbers. they were strong. be enough to weather the storm? welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." stocks up on signs the economy is heating up. gaining more jobs than we thought in the prior months. just as china is looking at a 25% tax on hundreds of american made products, this tit for tat is getting worse. we're all over it with deidra bolton with the fallout

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great weekend. >> neil: trade wars on. does anyone really care? because the trade fight now at full tilt as china slaps tariffs on our response to slapping tariffs on theirs. strong job numbers. they were strong. be enough to weather the storm? welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." stocks up on signs the economy is heating up. gaining more jobs than we thought in the prior months. just as china is looking at a 25% tax on hundreds of american made products, this tit for tat is getting worse. we're all over it with deidra bolton with the fallout and blake burman at the white house for the president and his party. we begin with deidra. >> hi, neil. ray dallio runs bridge water. a $122 billion fund, one of the largest in the world. he tweeted this earlier. "today is the first day of the war with china." he just put "war." so the u.s. and china have about $34 billion on each others products. the u.s. placed tariffs on products from china. china placed about 550 u.s. products under tariffs. here's the former prices for

here, "your world" with with neil cavuto next.y in preparation for independence day. we're off 132 on the session. it's closed. you can see it started off good. ended up bad. our day has gone the reverse. enjoy your independence day. be thankful for what you got. i'll see you back here next week. >> neil: don't watch that soccer so fast. the mad dash is on. americans begin to hit the roads and the airports and what could be record numbers this july fourth holiday. we're live everywhere in washington d.c. motorists are taking to the roads. denver airport where passengers are not taking to the skies. chicago where traffic is just taking a toll. in wildwood, new jersey, some folks are trying to take a stroll. be cool, be calm. try to stay out of the heat. welcome to "your world." i'm neil cavuto. 47 million people expected to travel for the holiday at the exact same second. that would be a new report. drivers are

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neil cavuto next. the markets had a half day in preparation for independence day. we're off 132 on the session. it's closed. you can see it started off good. ended up bad. our day has gone the reverse. enjoy your independence day. be thankful for what you got. i'll see you back here next week. >> neil: don't watch that soccer so fast. the mad dash is on. americans begin to hit the roads and the airports and what could be record numbers this july fourth holiday. we're live everywhere in washington d.c. motorists are taking to the roads. denver airport where passengers are not taking to the skies. chicago where traffic is just taking a toll. in wildwood, new jersey, some folks are trying to take a stroll. be cool, be calm. try to stay out of the heat. welcome to "your world." i'm neil cavuto. 47 million people expected to travel for the holiday at the exact same second. that would be a new report. drivers are digging deeper as gas hits a four-year high. we're all over it with claudia cowan and deidra bolton with the high gas prices. claudia? >> hi, neil. that's right

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto, this is "your world."y for his preferred candidate for governor, congressman ron desantis. with the threat of a government shut down over immigration ongoing and a trade fight still percolating, are the rallies helping or hurting? the president says he will campaign six day as week for the gop candidates. phil keating is in tampa where it's happening. hi, phil. >>

charlie: yeah, he loves you and neil cavuto so just to be clear here this guy just doesn't watch fox commercials and you know our commercials are the best buy the way. liz: [laughter] charlie: but he does watch it for the business news, for the trading information he's an avid day trader and he loves you and cavuto. lou panella, the great yankee so i'm third fiddle to you guys. liz: well he had to say that. charlie: i'm just saying i got very good complements last night from lou. liz: cool tell him to visit us. charlie: i did as a matter of fact. he's happily in retirement played a long time in baseball was a manager for a long time lost his temper a bunch of times one of the nicest guys one on one and he likes staying home in the day and day trading and he's actually good at it. let's get back to sinclair before my time is up here. i don't want to bury the lead here. liz: really. charlie: so let's give this a little context here. couple days ago, the fcc says no way on the sinclair deal. this is as the doj, the other thing that they have to get approved the other regulatory body was

"your world" with neil cavuto is next.as, bloating, constipation, and diarrhea can start in the colon, and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics. it helps replenish good bacteria. get four-in-one symptom defense. >> neil: it was the day the president meant to tout products in america. attention twisted to his looking at revoking security clearances for those that know the deepest secrets of america. not clearances for top officials of this administration but the last administration including john brennan, james comey and you can see michael hayden and james clapper and susan rice and andrew mccabe. that could be for starters. it's already start add firestorm in washington today. welcome. i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." security clearance revoke not yet but for those six former obama administration ofs,

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defended us he should have defended his own intelligence community her colleague at the network neil cavuto was equally outspoken he called out trump's refusal to condemn russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election and that you need to discuss that that's what media's performance disgusting i'm sorry just another word feel so i write a letter to be as israel or u.s. president on foreign soil. our biggest enemy or adversary or competitor right i don't know how we define them these days is essentially letting the guy get away with this fox news has been a big supporter of the trumpet ministration and this is the first time so many hosts have publicly question the president's judgment abby huntsman is a presenter on fox and friends and is also the daughter of the u.s. ambassador to russia she tweeted no negotiation is worth throwing your own people and country under the bus away from fox news cnn's anderson cooper opened his panel discussion by strongly criticizing the president's behavior trump regularly refers to c.n.n. as fake news you have been watching perhaps one of

neil cavuto. it is yours. take it away. neil: thank you, my friend. we have a lot going on. follow up what you started, charles, the beginning with steel and aluminum. at latest count now it has grown to include pork, cheese, apples, maple syrup, chocolate, ketchup. if they hit scooter pies, ring dings, game over! very happy to have you, thank you, everybody. we're trying to follow where all of this is going. the thing about trade tiffs and disagreements, they become trade wars and potentially worse. canada the latest to get the salvos going yesterday. i would not have known yesterday was canada day, if not for my canadian colleague and friend, kristina partsinevelos. what are they doing here? >> they are going after specific items. they have a list of 120 items, 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum products in retaliation to the united states. 10% on other products. i feel like vanna white. yo further. the reason for yogurt, comes primarily from wisconsin, the yogurt canadians are buying. going after certain states that are president trump's base. ketchup, a big story in canad

defended us he should have defended his own intelligence community her colleague at the network neil cavuto was equally outspoken he called out trump's refusal to condemn russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election and that he made a disgusting that's what media's performance disgusting i'm sorry just another word feel so i write a letter to be as israel or u.s. president on foreign soil. our biggest enemy or adversary or competitor right i don't know how we define them these days is essentially letting the guy get away with this fox news has been a big supporter of the trumpet ministration and this is the first time so many hosts have publicly question the president's judgment abby huntsman is a presenter on fox and friends and is also the daughter of the u.s. ambassador to russia she tweeted no negotiation is worth throwing your own people and country under the bus away from fox news cnn's anderson cooper opened his panel discussion by strongly criticizing the president's behavior trump regularly refers to c.n.n. as fake news you have been watching perhaps one of the

defended us he should have defended his own intelligence community her colleague at the network neil cavuto was equally outspoken he called out trump's refusal to condemn russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election and that he made a disgusting that's what made his before him and disgusting i'm sorry just another word feel so i write a letter to be just a u.s. president on foreign soil. our biggest enemy or adversary or competitor right i don't know how we define them these days is essentially letting the guy get away with this faux news has been a big supporter of the trumpet ministration and this is the first time so many hosts have publicly question the president's judgment abby huntsman is a presenter on fox and friends and is also the daughter of the u.s. ambassador to russia she tweeted no negotiation is worth throwing your own people and country under the bus away from fox news cnn's anderson cooper opened his panel discussion by strongly criticizing the president's behavior trump regularly refers to c.n.n. as fake news you have been watching perhaps one of the m

here is neil cavuto. ited states indicating his pick for the supreme court. a lot of rumor mongering going on, so i'll just pass on what people see. some members of brett kavanaugh's family seen at the white house, there's no way to prove that. other people were finding it curious that he's in the d.c. area. ofof course, he works at the d.. court of appeals, and secret service agents seen with him. of course, in a couple of minutes we'll know. judge andrew napolitano with us right now. judge, written records are one thing, you don't want to leave people guessing or coming out the candidate controversial. amy coney barrett is the only one we know of who's still back in indiana. what are we to make of that? >> well, we know it's not going to be her. judge hardiman is in washington d.c. i don't know where judge kethledge -- neil: by the way, ap is reporting it's brett9 kavanaugh. >> okay. well, i wouldn't be surprised. he clerked for justice kennedy, and he has a long track record some of which appeals to con

here is neil cavuto. from the president of the united states indicating his pick for the supreme court. a lot of rumor mongering going on, so i'll just pass on what people see. some members of brett kavanaugh's family seen at the white house, there's no way to prove that. other people were finding it curious that he's in the d.c. area. ofof course, he works at the d.. court of appeals, and secret service agents seen with him. of course, in a couple of minutes we'll know. judge andrew napolitano with us right now. judge, written records are one thing, you don't want to leave people guessing or coming out the candidate controversial. amy coney barrett is the only one we know of who's still back in indiana. what are we to make of that? >> well, we know it's not going to be her. judge hardiman is in washington d.c. i don't know where judge kethledge -- neil: by the way, ap is reporting it's brett9 kavanaugh. >> okay. well, i wouldn't be surprised. he clerked for justice kennedy, and he has a long track record

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: all right.will be going to that briefing shortly. no doubt questions on trade. remember this trade war that started over aluminum and steel and suddenly it's grown to include everything from pork and cheese and apples and cherries and maple syrup. i'm telling you, if they throw ring dings in the mix, that's it, america. we're on top of that. the single biggest event and focus of our day barring whatever comes of this press conference. right now ahead of sarah sanders, we're going to deidra bolton spelling out the jolting news when it comes to trade. >> billion dollar businesses here, neil. so

however, republicans turning against trump not just flake not running but others and neil cavuto from comes down to the 2018 election, if republicans don't do well they will probably blame trump and time to cut ties. they're happy to get lower taxes and judicial appointments from trump but at treason, i think you will see a watershed moment. >> interesting because he's already tweeting to try to walk it back to do damage control. while all this was going on in finland, the justice charged a russian national by the name of maria butina as a secret agent charged with setting up a back channel communication. talk about the irony of this going on at the same time. >> this goes back to the entertainment culture thing. british people, they make fun of us with shows with happy endings. we want this cold war narrative to be over. countries continue to spy on each other and play against each other. this is a persistent problem with american democracy. it won't end with the cold war and continues today as maria butina proves. >> president trump tweeted i have confidence in my intelligence but r

neil. charles it is yours. >> welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast." i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. president trump meeting with his cabinet. trump on twitter earlier accusing critics wanting war with russia overseeing him get along with putin. to former cia moscow station chief, daniel hoffman on fallout from all of this. you were in helsinki for the summit. the postmortem continues. outrage continues and president trump making this point yesterday that you know, when he came into office, one of the big push backs, criticism he was a war hawk, woe take us into war with north korea, with russia. he takes the opposite stance i want to get along with russia, coming under heavy amount of criticism. where do you see this? >> well, first of all what i would highlight based on my experience in russia where i served for five years we've got really multifaceted relationship. goes back decades and decades. really good example is the second world war. we collaborated with the soviets against nazi germany while at the same time the soviets were stealing our nuclear secrets. while we concurrent

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto.dition of "your world." fox on top of what could be an over-the-top trade fight and every day americans could be paying for it. president trump isn't backing down from tariffs against canada and china. those countries are taking aim at some u.s. products and that's not good news. but here's what is. the tax cuts. who will win out? let's ask lindsey

>> i will resist all the jokes running through my head charles: i'm charles payne if for neil cavuto. >> over the past few weeks they haven't really spoken. why? because no one wants to concede, no one wants to give n we're seeing typical stocks, ones affected by trade talks, boeing climbing higher. everything up almost 2%. except for consume technologies. but another big story today is the earnings. apple earnings coming out after the bell. lots to talk about with apple. definitely strength. earnings per share expected to be 2.18 cents that is up 31% from last year. you don't think apple can do it. every year it seems to go higher. a lot of analysts no sells this past quarter. in anything apple beat earnings per share forecast for the last eight quarters. can it continue the streak? why are we expecting to see increase in apple shares and revenue? primarily increase in iphone shares and services. services is a big number a lot of analysts will focus on. services include apple care, apple music, apple pay as well. they will be chunked in there. they expect that to climb about 25% this

neil cavuto will continue the breaking news coverage. i'm trace gallagher for shepherd smith, see you tomorrow. >> neil: in the case of scott pruitt it wasn't a matter of if it was when. today was the day. the ema chief under barrage of criticism for expense reports, and extravagances that went way beyond the cabinet level position. you just heard from jennifer, may have gone beyond certain lee qualities, that much we don't know. this much we do. he is history. and now, the question is what happens? especially for a guy who shepherded this anti-regulatory push that went after things that were near and dear to environmental interests and those concerned that the epa was being a bit too aggressive. that we're told won't change. just the guy who ran the agency. blake berman at the white house with the latest. >> hi. let me walk you through the time line as best as we have it with the news breaking here within the last 15 minutes or so. there had been more aelss within just the last couple of days against scott prou it. the head of the epa as

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i'm charles in for neil cavuto.rump has sent the products with the strait tensions continue with the no backing down inside. ellery is at the white house and more. reporter: the president continues to lay down the hammer on companies that make your stuff outside of the us and want to bring their products back here to sell so today he is reporting copies that are america owned and operated right here in the us by highlighting products from all around the country. each product at this event today is all made right here in the us but here's a rundown of some of the companies that will be here today. everything from small mom-and-pop shops to massive corporations like lockheed martin and ford motor company. you also have the company from connecticut that make plastic bats and balls and jack links beef jerky from wisconsin. vice president mike benson stopped by earlier today and they're not getting a chance to show off their products and meet white house officials face-to-face. later today the president will speak and de

sorry, everyone, neil cavuto. it is yours, sir. neil: thank you very much, stuart. the president arrived as you are indicating where he address as large group of farmers. concerned about impact of approaching trade war. to hear some tell it is already on. 12 billion, but could go up to 18 billion of support to ward off effect of tariffs. so concern that money might not be enough to cover everything. but president indicating in the long run everything will be okay and these tariffs, despite pain in that neck of the woods is the greatest. welcome, everyone, i'm neil cavuto. this is "coast to coast." my thanks for charles payne for filling in yesterday. things are largely a lot of optimism that earnings are bedrock for everything. backdrop of everything we have is this notion right now the economy is doing just fine. he is going to be telling farmers that. he will tell particularly veterans that. that is going to be the wind at the economy's back, their back, everybody's back. so everyone should ease up. deirdre bolton with very latest. >> neil, we saw the tweet from t

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: all right. we will be going to that briefing shortly. no doubt questions on trade. remember this trade war that started over aluminum and steel and suddenly it's grown to include everything from pork and cheese and apples and cherries and maple syrup. i'm telling you, if they throw ring dings in the mix, that's it, america. we're on top of that. the single biggest event and focus of our day barring whatever comes of this press conference. right now ahead of sarah sanders, we're going to deidra bolton spelling out the jolting news when it comes to trade. >> billion dollar businesses here, neil. so roughly this $13 billion trade tiff is full on between the u.s. and canada. so the trump administration as you referenced put tariffs on canadian aluminum and steel. americans will be paying more as of yesterday for any product that has those two ingredients. here's the retaliation list. you'll see a lot. canada imposed tariffs on metals and a slew of wide-ranging products. as of yesterday, you can see

i'm maria bartiromo in this afternoon for neil cavuto. this is "your world."s don't lie. the u.s. commit $700 billion to defense this year. compare that with the 51 billion in germany. $52 bil

i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." security clearance revoke not yet but for those six former obama administration officials, tops in national security, may be closer than you think or they think. the administration insists that they politicized and in some cases use their public service and security clearances inappropriately. all six are frequent administration critics, which prompted allegations the president could be launching his own witch hunt. lost in the argument is whether the president can do this, which he can. how is it that so many former top officials now out of power have access to this intelligence, which they do? to kevin corke at the white house on the furious fall-out from this. hi, kevin. >> good to be with you. you can almost hear an audible gasp. i can hear it sitting on the front row when she said it. i can hear people reacting almost immediately to this idea that the president and this administration might revoke the security clearances of a number of former obama administration intelligence off

i'm neil cavuto. fox on the top of a situation that is to put it mildly, well, tense. we will know about five hours from now who the president has chosen to replace justice kennedy on the u.s. supreme court. it could be one of these four, could be an outside candidate. could be john roberts, who is at the white house right now with a closer look at those picks and who is being considered. john? >> i hate to break it to you, but i was appointed the chief justice of the supreme court a long time ago. why would they no mate me? >> neil: the gig is up. >> what we do know, the president made his decision. we don't know who he has chosen. we're told it's among the following more. just thomas hardiman, amy coney barrett, raymond kethledge and brett kavanaugh. there could be a sense that why would the it put hardiman through this twice and denying him both times? hardiman's people are feeling good about this. he drove a taxi to put himself through georgetown law school. in the coincidence of all coincidences, hardiman just happens to be in washington today with the judicial co

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." the president will be headlining a rally for his preferred candidate for governor, congressman ron desantis. with the threat of a government shut down over immigration ongoing and a trade fight still percolating, are the rallies helping or hurting? the president says he will campaign six day as week for the gop candidates. phil keating is in tampa where it's happening. hi, phil. >> the classic sounds of aerosmith getting the trump supporters revved up. things gets going at 7:00 p.m. eastern time and one of the president's trademark make america great again rallies. the presidents rarely endorse candidates in the primary face but that's what the president is doing. the president endorses ron desantis and tweets about him and in the past six weeks or so, desantis has gotten a six point lead in the latest poll. there's mutual affection between the men. you can see him teaching his children how to use block to build a wall and how to make the words make america great again. desantis was c

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i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. happy fourth of july, this is a special edition of "your world." fox on top of what could be an over-the-top trade fight and every day americans could be paying for it. president trump isn't backing down from tariffs against canada and china. those countries are taking aim at some u.s. products and that's not good news. but here's what is. the tax cuts. who will win out? let's ask lindsey and jonas. in do think will resonate the most? the tax cuts or the trade war? >> i think tax cuts will override the day in the end. the trade wars are not real right now. they're on the horizon. we see them coming. i still say it's about of the president negotiating hard. we're coming from a position of strength. we have the economy on our back. let's see what we can get done. >> we have a position of strength but we're running up against the hard deadlines including friday when we launch $34 billion in additional tariffs against china. they'll retaliate. so they will become real. the question is, i

>> absolutely, but i would quote your colleague, neil cavuto.nd i agree with him, it is wrong. >> tucker: you may think it is wrong. we should establish a line. the line is this. you don't d call people unpatriotic for the crime of disagreeing with you. do you really believe that russia is -- i am not that interested in russia. to do really believe that they are our preeminent ebony in the role? more so than china? do you really think that? because everyone is pretending that. >> sorry i use dick cheney as reference. he said what russians did is act of war. define act of war. d >> tucker: china is less -- have an adult conversation. do you really believe that russia is a greater threat for america's interest than china? >> i think that russia -- >> tucker: say that with a straight face. >> i think that russia would undermine our democracy. china would take us on economically happily, okay. but i don't think china is out to get a us. >> tucker: but they are not really a threat to us. >> and for every day that donald trump shows himself unable to

i'm maria bartiromo in this afternoon for neil cavuto. this is "your world." president trump may be blunt, but the numbers don't lie. the u.s. commit $700 billion to defense this year. compare that with the 51 billion in germany. $52 billion in france. nearly $26 billion in italy and close to $19 billion in spain so far. these nations are all falling short of their commitments to defense. now president trump wants them to make good and then some. john roberts is in brussels this afternoon where it's all going down. john, good afternoon. >> president trump suggested why stop at 2% of gdp for nato and defense. let's all go to 4%. that would put the united states in a box because the united states in 2018 projected to spend 3.5% of gdp on defense. so president trump would have to bump it up a little bit. by the time that today's meetings of the summit were over, any differences that existed between president trump and angela merkel appeared to have dissipated. at an art reception following the summit meetings, the president and angela merkel on the patio smiling,

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." the president calling for a shut down unless congress approves the funding needed to build the wall. democrats, they're already slamming it. republicans are starting to get worried about it. and we are all over it. starting right now with john roberts at the white house. john? >> good afternoon to you. the president believes that he's got the political high ground here because he's making this about national security unlike some other previous government shut downs. the president says look, for decades now we've been talking about the need to reform immigration. we've been talking about the need to secure the border. the need is even greater than it ever has been before. listen to what the president said in a press conference earlier today. >> i'll always leave room for negotiation. this has been many years. i would be willing to consider a shut down if we don't get proper boarder security. i have no red line unlike president obama. i just want great border security. >> the reference

many but some, fox news anchors, and i'm not talking about sean hannity, but you did hear from neil cavuto, "the wall street journal" editorial board, et cetera. does that seep into the base in my measurable way sf? >> we will see. even a better question, does that seep into donald trump's speech? we'll hear from him later today. he's an avid viewer of fox. it must have been quite surprising and mortifying for him to see what some people call state tv, for them to be quite critical of the president. some more critical than others. sean hannity, of course, was not critical at all. we'll see what he says today. >> jeff, if i just can, you returned from helsinki. you were there. you speak to a lot of folks in the white house on the president's team. do they feel that this was a particular mistake, that it's something that the president has to correct? i suppose the next question s if they do, does that matter? would the president listen to that kind of criticism? >> well, two things. one, i flew back on on air force one last night because i was in the pool. we did not see really any white hou

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." howie kurtz here in a moment but first, peter doocy in the thick of it. peter? >> for several hours between the end of the cabinet meeting that the president hosted today and the beginning of the press briefing, there was a little confusion about whether or not something the president said sat the cabinet meting contradicted that something his intelligence officials said, that the threat from russia is on going. >> is russia still targeting the u.s., mr. president? >> thank you very much. >> as it turns out, according to sarah sanders, that no was addressing something else. >> we certainly believe that we are taking steps to make sure that they can't do it again unlike previous administrations. this president is actually taking bold action and reform to make sure it doesn't happen again. but he does believe that they would target certainly u.s. elections again. >> sarah sanders also said to the president's no that she had a chance to talk to him and what he was trying to say, the poin

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." a world of controversy about the president's pick to replace justice kennedy on the court. the extremes on both sides alive and well and fiery today. mike, what is the latest? >> this is the start of the process that many republicans and folks at the white house will hope will end up with judge brett kavanaugh sitting on the supreme court this fall. judge kavanaugh made the rounds here on capitol hill earlier today. his v.i.p. escort was none other than vice president mike pence. those close to kavanaugh describe him as thoughtful and considerate and detail oriented about legal cases before him. democrats say they need time to review his extensive paper trail from his years in the ken starr probe and the federal appeals bunch writings. chuck mcconnell and chuck grassley are calling for a thorough process with a new supreme court term in october. you can expect kavanaugh to sit down with members of the judiciary committee which will consider his nomination. there will also be an outrea

welcome everyone, i am neil cavuto and this is "your world." it is one thing for the presence of after business, it is another four the president to give. today, donald trump did just that. telling joe kiernan that when it came to the fed, he was fed up. specifically, the president said he was not happy bemoaning that every time the economy strengthens, powell and company want to raise rates. the hint at their disapproval when rates are going up, rarely do they actually say it. but as kevin reports, most presidents are not this president. i guess not democratic weapon? >> no doubt. when he said he was not thrilled, they should tell you two things. the president is unvarnished in his criticism of all things washington. i think this is probably the most unconventional. with respect to monetary policies. you cannot take shots at jerome powell, you should say clearly. understand this, the second thing it tells you is the pressure will be applied directly from the white house in a very subtle way. you heard the president suggest, listen, he feels th

neil cavuto, sir, it is yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. we're looking for a race who gets to a trillion dollar figure. it is anyone's guess. we have a sell signal on corner of wall and broad. a lot has to do with friction over auto trade tariffs that could be coming. they could be big. look what we're talking about here, $176 billion worth of cars are imported $136 billion worth of trucks, $147 billion worth of auto components. you can add that up apparently i didn't do but it's a lot. so what happens if the eu retaliates and we retaliate after that? edward lawrence is all over this stuff, joins us out of washington with the latest on the tit-for-tat. where are we on this thing, buddy? reporter: you didn't include auto parts we import into the united states. that is part of this. auto union workers, auto company representatives, all descended on commerce department to give input on the tariffs you're talking about, up to 25% on imported autos and automobile parts. the commerce department received 2300 comments with a wide range of views. i

i'm neil cavuto. we have fox team coverage on this startling story and its developments spread worldwide with blake burman in london with how the white house is responding to this and catherine herridge on what we're learning about the 12 russian officers behind this. we begin with blake. >> hi, neil. let's begin in february. the reason i bring that up, when bob mueller had the first round of indictments that rod rosenstein announced then. it was 13 russians, three russian companies. the line from the white house was this. they say there was no connection then announced whatsoever between that indictment and the trump campaign and that nothing that mueller and rosenstein had put forth then affected the vote count. that is the exact same line that the white house is using today. for example, lindsey walters, part of the press shop, put out this statement in reaction to this. she said "today's charges includes no allegations of alleged hacking affected the result. this is consistent with what we've been

i'm neil cavuto.this is your world what a crazy world it's been from -- think about this week from vladimir putin and the big conversation and the big back and forth over interpretations and pivots and who knew what and a week-ending news shows the presence of a tape and maybe others that have people asking one word. why? to kevin corke at the white house. >> that is the 64,000 question. what on earth was michael cohen thinking recording his client like that. we won't even get to the number of issues that that has to deal with in terms of his professional future but fox news can confirm that in fact mr. cohen recorded his client, candidate trip a couple of months before the election in 2016. why does this matter? it matters because we can tell you that in those conversations the men discuss payments that were never made to a playboy model that said she had a fling with the president, then candidates, going back to 2006. here's what's new. the fbi seized those recordings. we're going to talk about the

i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." not so fast. president isn't getting off the hook maybe some thought he would. to kristin fisher with the very latest on this 180. what do we make of it? >> this is supposed to be a meeting with republican lawmakers about tax reform 2.0. now all anybody is talking about is what president trump just said about what went down in helsin helsinki. this was a stunning admission and a rare reversal that a president that often doesn't make these kind of admissions or reversals. first, the admission that you had just pointed out. president trump said today that he simply misspoke. that he meant to say the words "would not" when he said "would." he said he figured it out by reading a transcript. he went through it, made an error and decided to correct himself. as for the reversal and this is probably the one that is generating the most headlines and the one that had the most impact for the united states and its relations around the world, president trump really did make a reversal. yesterday he was asked,

i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." this is a case of can't you show me even something bigger? that's how used to market has gotten with the economic numbers. a little bit disappointed it was only 4.1%. some say 4.5, maybe 5%. be that as it may, we haven't seen a number like this in many a year. to deidra bolton on how big a deal this was, even though the market didn't think it was a big of deal as it could have been. >> maybe other pressures as well, neil. for the 4.1% headline figure, listen, it was a stand-out and even president trump saying after that report, you know what? we can probably hit 3% the rest of the year. by the way, we haven't seen that sustained growth since 2005. so the two strongest parts of the report came from net exports. u.s. trade was strong in the quarter. recent trade actions by the trump administration have pushed up prices for some u.s. goods. so steel and aluminum, two good examples. that export number added one percentage point to gdp. consumer spending was strong since 2/3s of our econom

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president and i am repeating what our reporter blake burman said right after it happened and our neil cavutoust outraged. he called it disgusting what he had seen but blake burman said it was rather stunning to see a u.s. president on foreign soil choosing to side with the russian president versus his own intelligence agents whom he put into place. dan coats. the former senator. any damage done to our democracy or is it way stronger than any of what is developing here? >> well i think our democracy is stronger. our democracy can deal with this , no question that president trump fumbled on this one. i think our democracy can also survive attempts by the russians which have been going on under the soviets as well to interfere with our democracy and make people doubt our democratic system which is really what this is all about. i wish that president trump had in public stood up to president putin in a very real way and made clear there are issues that mattered to us and that we're the stronger power and we're not going to allow this kind of behavior and other behavior by putin to continue unadd