welcome, everybody, i' m neil cavuto and this is "your world." o man this is one for the crazy recovered books jackie to sort out the data and well the dumping of stocks and return to stocks. it was that crazy. hey, jackie. >> good afternoon to you, neil. the market did come back from session lows especially the dow there finishing down only 160 points. that was after that big 800-point sell-off that you mentioned that we saw yesterday. a few things to note here, wall street is worried about stimulus coming out of washington. it's concerned about the pace at which the market has moved here. it's also cautious as we are going into a long holiday weekend. most of the selling we are seeing right now i'm told in big tech, for example, looks like profit taking and amazon and facebook and microsoft and apple saw some pressure, too. the financials, the industrials, they were also part of the pull lower today. pretty broad based across the board. the mixed reaction we are seeing is coming off the back of that august unemployment. 1.37 million jobs added

i'm in for neil cavuto today. despite struggles from the pandemic, restaurants are still making deals. fat brands ceo joins me to talk about his acquisition of johnny rockets and a lot more. >>> big news from tesla yesterday but even bigger news from volkswagen today. the auto company, vw, just unveiling its new electric suv. it will be assembled right here in tennessee, usa. volkswagen of america president and ceo, scott keough will give us all the details a very busy hour coming up. johnson & johnson is beginning a late-stage trial of the one-shot coronavirus vaccine. jackie deangelis with all the details. hi, jackie. reporter: good afternoon to you, david, that is really important. late-stage testing will get to us the vaccine this is phase three for johnson & johnson. administration operation warp speed has four candidates now, this is the fourth one to get the late-stage testing phase. phase three for johnson & johnson will be 60,000 people across the country and abroad. moderna, pfizer, astrazeneca, they are

david: welcome back to cavuto "coast to coast" i am david asman and for neil cavuto. to solo for three straight, this is the third straight session, more on that in just a moment, we are 56 days away from the election as president trump heads down to florida and north carolina, we will be talking to brian kilmeade and just a moment but let's get a fix on what's happening with the market the nasdaq down another two and a half percentage point right now, it's really taken on and it was down below 11000 a little earlier in the market in general as bad as they are recovered a little bit to former dallas fed advisor and intelligence llc io danielle and john tammy on why technology is on its worst run since march. i think some of the pullback is due to concerns about cities like new york, cities like chicago and cities like los angeles which continue to engage in this lockdown mentality which is not only destroying the businesses within their environment but also the city finances themselves even though they were in bad shape to begin with. what do you think. >> i think it'

cavuto today. david: extraordinary. a exact reverse what we saw yesterday at this time in terms of percentages on the nasdaq, dow jones and s&p. thank you very much. welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast," i'm david asman in for neil cavuto today and we've got a busy, very exciting show lined up for you. all three major indexes higher today, the reverse of yesterday as big tech stocks look to recover from three straight sessions of losses. officials are seeking an investigation into the detroit police department's use of force on protesters. the city police chief, james craig, is here to react. epa administrator andrew wheeler will join me after the president signed an order to extend the florida offshore drilling ban. we'll talk to him. but first, joe biden hitting the campaign trail this time in the crucial state of michigan. he will push the his own made in america plan before president trump heads to the state tomorrow. the plan calling for more taxes on certain companies. fox business's jackie deangelis has the latest

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charles payne in for neil cavuto today. thank you for joining us. >> we have a v shape, possibly a super v and you see what's going on with the stock market where it's in certain cases already setting records. >> president trump talking up jobs in the economy today is the president so race moves into high gear. he says we are seeing a v-shaped recovery. democratic presidential nominee joe biden while also focusing on jobs. union jobs in pennsylvania this hour. we are following both. welcome, everyone. i am charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is a special edition of "your world." we have fox team coverage with david spunt, following the president the white house. jacqui heinrich is with the biden campaign in harrisburg, pennsylvania. we begin with david. >> good afternoon, fig day at the white house white house. labor day is typically the kick off to the fall campaign season. president trump holding a news conference behind me and he came out swinging against former vice president joe biden, invoking his name almost tw

charles payne in for neil cavuto today.ave a v shape, possibly a super v and you see what's going on with the stock market where it's in certain cases already setting records. >> president trump talking up jobs in the economy today is the president so race moves into high gear. he says we are seeing a v-shaped recovery. democratic presidential nominee joe biden while also focusing on jobs. union jobs in pennsylvania this hour. we are following both. welcome, everyone. i am charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is a special edition of "your world." we have fox team coverage with david spunt, following the president the white house. jacqui heinrich is with the biden campaign in harrisburg,

here's neil cavuto.io, with could be at stake in the first one-on-one confrontation between trump through, the man who wants his job, joe biden. all that sets the stage for development that start one hour from now. we are going to look at this a little bit differently than other networks you're looking at because we will be monitoring market reaction, futures reaction, foreign market reaction. bond market reaction. metals market reaction. this is one

i mean cavuto.ng at the white house, moments away from the president of the united states addressing the american people, no doubt responding to some of the rather harsh criticisms from joe biden of the president's handling of the curren coronavirus peerlesso john roberts. this comes at a time when the president hasn't given up on stimulus, even though it looks like both parties are nowhere near agreeing to it. >> yeah, both parties are nowhere near agreeing, but there is the problem solvers caucus that is out there trying to come up with a solution to all of this. they've got a $1.5 trillion bill out there. the white house says it is open to it, and the president tweeting today that republicans need to be more generous when it comes to coronavirus relief, tweeting, "democrats are heartless, they want to give stimulus payments to people who desperately need the money and whose fault it was not that the plague came in from china. go for the much higher numbers, republicans." it goes back to the usa a

welcome, everybody i'm david asman, in for neil cavuto, and this is cavuto live, and we are live in washington d.c. with lucas tomlinson where the president is preparing to head out and wilmington, delaware and hillary vaughn where the man who wants to be president is hoping to see his florida numbers heading higher. let's begin with lucas. hi, my friend. reporter: good morning, david both florida and nevada have shifted to the right which explains why the president is heading to reno and las vegas for the weekend. now according to the recent poll s, nevada is in play and that's why the president is heading out there. now before pausing to observe the 9/11 attacks, the president attacked joe biden. president trump: joe biden surrendered your jobs to china, and now he wants to surrender our country to the violent left wing mob and you're seeing that every night. >> booooo. president trump: if biden wins, china wins. if biden wins, the mob wins. if biden wins, the rioters, anarchists, arsonists and flag burners win. >> booooooo. president trump: but i wouldn't worry about it because he's not win

welcome, everybody i'm neil cavuto, and this is cavuto live, and we are live, all over not only the washington d.c. area but globally as well we're also up on the latest protests that have involved in louisville and spread elsewhere to places like oakland and new york and atlanta , where on top of virus developments that look encouraging for a vaccine but first and foremost the president's announcement at 5 p.m. eastern time today when he will make it official. now all indications are that it is going to be the 7th circuit court justice court of appeals judge i should say amy connet barrett but anything can happen, along with this president he could surprise you but that seems to be the growing consensus right now if for no other reason she's been very much vetted here and is a known quantity certainly on capitol hill, which will help with the speed of processing her confirmation. let's go to john roberts at the white house with more on where things stand right now. >> neil good morning to you it'll be just 38 days until election day after the president made the announcement one of the biggest

all i kept hearing was stuff about cavuto. i don't know why. neil: wow.'s, and your name came up -- [laugher] it wasn't quite the same. always good seeing you, my friend. there are business reporters and then there's charlie. he's the best in the business. we're very, very lucky to have him. and he goes to the greatest restaurants. all right, we're also following a little bit of, you know, i did wonder what happened to the last english-named hurricane, tropical storm wilfred is already forming, they run out of names, hence to alpha on this tropical storm in the greek alpha with the. it is what it is. more after this. ♪ here? nah. ♪ here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere... is somewhere. the all-new chevy trailblazer. ♪ [camera man] actually anyone 50 or over is at increased risk for shingles. the pain, the burning! my husband had to do everything for weeks. and the thing is, there's nothing you can do about it! [camera man] well, shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaat? [camera man] prevented. you can get vaccinated. frank! they have s

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. meanwhile tiktok's parent bytedance is picking oracle over microsoft for its u.s. operations but one major roadblock still remains. we'll tell you about that. and it is still all about the jobs in the united states of america. the company indeed, is launching a virtual hiring tour. if anyone you know is having trouble finding a job, you stay tuned for this. ceo chris hyams will sus that and much, much more. president trump is departing nevada to california. he is expecting to meet california governor gavin newsom to survey the horrible damage taking place with some of the fires near sacramento. fox busiest edward lawrence at the white house with the latest on all of this. reporter: david, the president leaves in the next hour. he will talk with fema to get an update as well as california governor gavin newsom have been at odds. but the president steps when it relates to a natural disaster inside of california. exactly what he will do today here. the white house says the president will

cavuto today. david: extraordinary.percentages on the nasdaq, dow jones and s&p. thank you very much. welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast," i'm david asman in for neil cavuto today and we've got a busy, very exciting show lined up for you. all three major indexes higher today, the reverse of yesterday as big tech stocks look to recover from three straight sessions of losses. officials are seeking an investigation into the detroit police department's use of force on protesters. the city police chief, james craig, i

welcome to neil cavuto, this is "your world." the big send-off in north carolina and tonight the president of course looking to re-win that state he took from keller clinton by a fear fairly comfortable margin, 3.5%. big events planned in charlotte and elsewhere in the 15 electoral votes that are at stake there. let's get the latest right now on what he plans to say and some of the things he has telegraphed and will say, namely regarding health care. republicans are gotten a lot of criticism for dishing it out with regard to affordable care act and doing themselves when it comes to the president. steve harrigan, with the latest. >> about 30 minutes away from the president's arrival here, it's president trump's fifth trip to north carolina in just the past month, showing what a battleground state it has become. he's going to give an address on health care, and he was asked once again about the peaceful transition of power and accepting the result of the election. >> president trump: we want to make sure the election is honest and

he does the sound for cavuto. more stuff after this we are out of time.he great walter noon thank you. >> alex that's just great. >> a weekend of protest in america, demonstrations for and against police kreeses the country. as nationwide conversation on racial justice continues. good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." jon: portland oregon marking 100 straight nights of protest since the death of george floyd in minneapolis. meantime new demonstrations in new york city and rochester, new york, over disturbing video from that city of arrest of a black man he died days after officers pinned him to the ground and covered his head with a so-called spit sock after he reportedly told them he had coronavirus. and in louisville,

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i'd like you to take a listen to what correspondent said to neil cavuto about her reporting. >> i can are unimpeachable and i feel confident with what we have reported at fox, not every line of the atlantic article was -- did i confirm, but i would say that most of the -- the descriptions and the quotes in the atlantic article i did find people who were able to confirm. >> president trump called for firing of jennifer griffin, why? mercedes: first of all, you see that the story is fake. i will add to the number of 11 people on the record, former administration officials who have worked closely with the president who know that this is not accurate story. i've been in the room with the president when he's made calls to service members and veterans and to me his goal is complete respect for veterans and military officials and you can see it in his own actions where he has been focused on authorizing historic levels of military spending, $738 billion and also historic pay raise for our troops. the president is committed to our military and committed to our veterans. i've seen it firsthand

neil cavuto is trying to challenge him. the point is he got in boeing right up the road given the neighborhood that it might sound nuts but he is making a point. >> yeah. he talked about not prepping. i suspect he is actually underestimating the amount of time he spent in prep on this debate. he likes to pretend he wings it but in north charleston he was ready with an answer that worked for him and made an effective point for him about why the jobs in the area wouldn't be lost as a result of the trade war he was promising to inflict on the american people. >> another big flashback and then explain your stakes for tonight but i want people to understand these are two guys we have met in 2016 campaign and joe biden's debate styles. >> john mccain has been the consummate maverick in the senate over all the years. >> can i respond? the maverick john mccain. i love him. been a maverick but not what matters to people's lives. >> that's a bunch of malarkey. >> why? >> not a single said he said is accurate. >> this is a bunch of st

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click or call for a quote today. >> and welcome back to cavuto coast the coast.americans are past due on their mortgage by at least 30 days and face losing their homes in the new year all because they're unaware that they actually qualify for help under a relief bill that congress passed in march. of that 100 million -- or of that million, 680,000 have federally-guaranteed mortgages, and that's important because it means they are eligible for a forbearance plan. but lenders say, basically, if you don't ask for help, you're not going to get it. and a high percentage of borrowers are actually not aware what, if any, benefits they qualify. in fact, a survey by the national housing resource center found 56% of borrowers didn't know what options were available that provides more leniency, and they were confused about what was being offered and whether they qualified. there is clearly a communication problem, and that's why the government and several agencies are putting together a web site to educate struggling homeowners about available programs. the national more to

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"your world" with neil cavuto is coming right up. >> neil: thank you very much. the dow jones industrial with just a whisper of all time record topping 29,000 for the first time since we had that careening that was known as the meltdown. february before march. the dow gains today put it within less than 1.5 percentage points of all-time highs. it would follow in that case, the nasdaq and the s&p 500, the nasdaq for the first time over 12,000. again, all of this on a day you think you would be nervous about political accusations and who's going to do what about violence that is increasingly happening across our country and the buyer's concerns and cases spiking or not. what the heck is going on with china with three inventions in hong kong suffering the same problem? we will get to the markets and what drove them in a second. in the meantime, the story of two wilmington's. wilmington, delaware, and wilmington, north carolina. we go to peter doocy first following the former vice president. hey, peter. >> neil, good afternoon. he talked about possibly rolling back r

i'm neil cavuto, and this is "your world." first, some signs of progress in this country has a number of cases continues to decline, and the worrisome positivity rate, despite some spikes in the midwest, have gone down precipitously if you know, there some states where it has now gotten up to worrisome levels. we are going to detail that in just a second. going down to kristin fisher in the rose garden where the president is just wrapping up. >> hey, neil, president trump just announced a big expansion of coronavirus testing. 150 million rapid point-of-care test from abbott, and i want to break this down a little bit further for you because the biggest headline here is that 100 million of these tests are going to be sent straight to governors, which they are then going to distribute your schools, and the president says that this is going to allow every teacher who wants a test, k-12, to get one. and it is also going to be an additional 50 million test is going out to more vulnerable populations. nursing homes, assisted living

"new york times" reporting that michael cavuto said that he and his family have been subject of continuedlls him a integral part of the presidents coronavirus response. let's go out to arizona and the latinos first trump event and let's listen in. >> president trump: were setting records and you will have a fantastic year and it will be great. we're going to have big growth and a lot of good things are happening but i'm thrilled to be back in arizona -- [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. [chanting "four more years"] by the way, i just looked over here, you've got a great job. how's elder, is a good? great guy. great guy. great to be back. i love you -- i mean, this is great. this is good. you know, this is what the polls are saying too, as a republican, republicans don't do as well as they should and perhaps some shouldn't do very well but the polls came out and we are leading sleepy joe by a lot. [cheers and applause] so, it's a great honor to be here, but we are here to discuss my administration's unwavering devotion to hispanic-american communities, hispanic-americans who embo

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here's what jennifer griffin told neil cavuto. she said deep throat was an unnamed source. doesn't make what he said untrue. my sources are unimpeachable. why haven't they come forward? she says you can see how people get destroyed when they come cross-wise with the president. your thoughts. >> jeffrey goldberg said the reason he didn't reveal his sources, it's because he didn't want to receive mean tweets. i want to be clear about what is confirmed when someone talks to anonymous sources. what's confirmed is that anonymous sources are talking. it doesn't confirm the underlying claim. we know the russia collusion hoax was spread through numerous government officials making claims based on what reporters felt was credible. it turned out it was all false. we have to be careful. you can talk to people who you can grant them a anonimity if yu want. the story hasn't been confirmed, just the fact that anonymous sources are spreading the story have been confirmed. there's a big difference between those two things. howie: in the atlantic some of this confirmed by other news organiz

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. ♪ [bell] ♪ neil: all right, thank you, jon very, very much.wing to come back after being down 800 points equaling yesterday's big sell off stronger than expected employment report. with the drops today and as bad as it looks today it could have been a lot worse. the nasdaq had been 300 points worse and that average had fallen close to 10%. the technical definition of a correction in a matter of two days. it's not done that since going back to march in the height of the pandemic sell-off. but that was then. this is now. a market that rebounded from the worst level now the only question they are asking is which is

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." fast-moving developments. we're going to talk to a key senator in all of this, indiana senator among the republican leadership and how the sands shifted so quickly toward getting this process on. amid optimism that it could get done even before the election as incredible as that seems. right now let's go to chad pergram on capitol hill with the heatest. chad? >> you're right. it did stop at two, oy two republican senators saying maybe we shouldn't consider a supreme court nominee this year. that was susan collins of maine and lisa murkowski of alaska. the key is that mitt romney, republican senator from utah, he gave the green light to go ahead. now we're trying to figure out what the timing is on this. here's mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader. >> the next step will be for chairman graham to lay out the way to handle this in committee. and when the nomination comes out of committee, then i'll decide when and how to proceed. >> democrats are still fuming over the way republicans blocked president obam

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i'm neil cavuto, and this is "your world." bygones are backgrounds, at least in the significance of this day, which we all know what happened 19 years ago. at this very hour, they were looking through the rubble of the world trade center. thousands lost their lives. close to 3,000. the significance is not lost all these years later. coming together in the middle of a covid crisis here. some spikes in cases but some return to normalcy as well. hope springs eternal. as true then as it is today. with the bipartisanship and recognizing the horror of that day, first in pennsylvania. >> neil, today, americans are united in grief and ingratitude and in remembering those whose act of heroism 19 years ago change the course of history. the president today retelling the story of what happened on united flight 931 passengers took on terrorist, stopping an attack on the u.s. capitol that saved countless lives. the president saying today that the sent a message to the world. america is a country worth defending until the very last breath. t

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." we are flashing all around lake ponchartrain in louisiana where they're worried about flooding conditions and water surges in excess of 11 feet as a result of sally. could come in as category two hurricane when it makes landfall, perhaps later tonight, early tomorrow morning. also looking around right now at mobile, alabama. the track of sally is hard to gauge. the other part that is making it very difficult, the forecast, it's so slow moving at 2 miles an hour. that can do a lot of damage especially since sally is packing a lot of rain. back to the flooding issue that is front and center as are we with the latest from jonathan hunt right now in biloxi, mississippi. jonathan? >> neil, it's a very wet day on the beach here in biloxi, mississippi. as you look out at the famous light house pier behind me, hurricane sally is out there, but my word, she's taking her time. 2 miles an hour is what she's moving at. that's about the speed i'm walking at right now. neil, you might be interested

"your world" with neil cavuto is up next. ♪ 's view on all right. read it and weep.ough, rough day for stocks. averages that were just touching yesterday, selling out big time today. the catalyst for a lot of this was something that you just read with jon scott and chad pergram among many factors dissuading stockholders, the idea that the united states government is on the verge of right now owing more than the united states is worth. if that isn't a debbie downer, the benefits out the federal level, that a new spending package can come together anytime soon, renew to tensions between u.s. and china, and fiction certainly talking to our chinese diplomats, and ended up a big, big sell-off. and you had a big sell-off. the biggest we have seen in more than three months right now. i'm concerned that maybe there could be more. perspective in order here, things are still pretty good. some of this technology stocks, by the way, are still up in excess of 30% from where they were a little bit more than a couple of weeks ago. that's with the sell-off. the reader right now from

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world."ll talk to judge andrew napolitano in a moment. first in frankfort, kentucky, on the decision that was made today. >> charles, the big headline today, none of the three officers involved in the breonna taylor shooting death have been charged with murder or homicide. one former officer charged with a much lesser count of wanton

i'm neil cavuto, and this is "your world."re backgrounds, at least in the significance of this day, which we all know what happened 19 years ago. at this very hour, they were looking through the rubble of the world trade center. thousands lost their lives. close to 3,000. the significance is not lost all these years later. coming together in the middle of a covid crisis here. some spikes in cases but some return to normalcy as

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." around lake ponchartrain in louisiana where they're worried about flooding conditions and water surges in excess of 11 feet as a result of sally. could come in as category two hurricane when it makes landfall, perhaps later tonight,

"your world" with neil cavuto is coming right up. >> neil: thank you very much.st a whisper of all time record topping 29,000 for the first time since we had that careening that was known as the meltdown. february before march. the dow gains today put it within less than 1.5 percentage points of all-time highs. it would follow in that case, the nasdaq and the s&p 500, the nasdaq for the first time over 12,000. again, all of this on a day you think you would be nervous about political accusations and who's

welcome everyone, i neil cavuto and this is to be 25. we start off with a very busy item here, john roberts has been monitoring things at the white house. >> good afternoon. i thought it was interesting that the presidents said, he did the interviews, and they were all taped. he did them out of curiosity. said he did know a whole lot about woodward but he thought it would be interesting to talk to him. we don't know that when woodward did his first book about the trump administration, president trump wasn't upset that woodward had never spoken to him for the president. woodward did another book and actually talk to woodward himself. now we have all of these recordings of the president coming out and saying things like, i always play down the virus, i wanted to play it down because i did not want to create a panic. and the president is saying that wasn't the case. here's how he put it. >> president trump: i said we have to be calm, it can't be panicked and he certainly thought that was a bad statement. he thinks that we didn't have anybod

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we will talk to judge andrew napolitano in a moment. first in frankfort, kentucky, on the decision that was made today. >> charles, the big headline today, none of the three officers involved in the breonna taylor shooting death have been charged with murder or homicide. one former officer charged with a much lesser count of wanton endangerment. the attorney general saying 2 od to use force and return fire, because they were shot at first. the kentucky attorney general says all three officers were not involved in obtaining the actual warrants. they only had information related to carrying it out. evidence show that the officers knocked and announced at breonna taylor's apartment that this was not a no knock warrant. the attorney general says that was corroborated by an independent witness. the kentucky general saying breonna taylor was shot six times not five times. one child was considered fatal. the attender real journey he said the fbi determined it was officer cosgrove. in a state

mattered and it certainly carried weight and as jennifer griffin defended her own reporting with neil cavutor sources are very real and not anonymous to any of the reporters and she even said i'm sure they're not anonymous to the president himself. this isn't an account that came out of a left-wing rack, the atlantic's reporting has been confirmed by u.s., washington post, "the new york times", by the associated press, all by very good reporters at the outlets as well, so to say that -- bret: we should have a caveat. there are elements of that reporting that jennifer confirmed from sources, but as ben pointed out, there are other elements that appear to be pretty -- push back pretty hard. jessica: absolutely. john bolton saying the decision was because of weather, that's fine. he said he didn't spend the entire day with him and the president said, oh, i called melania to tell her how upset i was about this. guess what melania was with him in paris and went to dinner with the macrons. it could have been john kelly, he was super fatigue and batted. i don't think john kelly has ever been batted

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the battle is on peer to welcome everybody can my neil cavuto and this is "your world."ohn roberts, first off, the president will be touring the facility a little bit later today. joe biden will be doing the sa same. what can you tell us? >> good afternoon to you. the battle is on an unknown number of different projects. kind of like a prize fight with each one of the candidates looking for a knockout blow and like any good prize fight, there is a sideshow going into this. both times playing a little bit of games. the trump campaign saying that the recent negotiations leading up to the debate, they had said that they wanted to have a third-party look into the ears of both candidates to look for ethan hunt-style transceivers that they might be receiving cues from the campaign from. originally they say the biden campaign agreed to it but today backed off of that and said nobody's going to be looking into joe biden's ears. the trump campaign also saying the biden campaign had been asked for two breaks during the debate at the 30 minute and 60 minute mark, but that the trump

"your world" with neil cavuto is up next. ♪ 's view on all right. read it and weep.hing yesterday, selling out big time today. the catalyst for a lot of this was something that you just read with jon scott and chad pergram among many factors dissuading stockholders, the idea that the united states government is on the verge of right now owing more than the united states is worth. if that isn't a debbie downer, the benefits out the federal level, that a new spending package can come together anytime soon, renew to tensions between u.s. and

i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world." the president was maybe trying to shift attention to the supreme court possibilities if he were reelected but immediately the questions came down to what's in that bob woodward book and whether he was downplaying the severity of covid-19 as early as february 7th when he was saying that this is deadly stuff, you just breathe the air and that is how it's passed. so this is a very tricky one, this is a very delicate one. it is also more strenuous, the president said, and more deadly than even your strenuous flu. he went on to say a little bit more, about a month later on march 9th after saying on twitter that the virus was not going to be that bad, and on march 19th interview with mr. woodward he was apparently saying, i always wanted to play it down, i still liked playing it down because i don't want to create panic. at least three times in remarks before th the american people announcing the supreme court possibilities if he were reelected, he emphasized that again, no fewer than four

busy day, i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world."espite the mayor is saying he shouldn't in the governor saying now is not the time, there were many others who did want to save the day, we are grateful for that opportunity. more on the president's day. >> good afternoon to you. the president and the attorney general had a chance to meet with some law enforcement officers that are trying to keep the peace on the ground here in kenosha. the president also offered more than praise. offering financial relief to a community that's been rocked by violence in the last few days. he had a chance to meet face-to-face with some small business owners that are really picking up the pieces after violence that it's really rocked of this community. business owners are really trying to decide what they're going to do from here after the businesses were either destroyed or severely damaged. the president put out some tough words for the people responsible. here's what he had to say at a roundtable within the last hour. >> these are not acts of peacefu

welcome, everyone, i'm sandra smith end when committal cavuto, and this is "your worl "your world." the latest on the president's visit there. and jacqui heinrich with the biden campaign in delaware. we began with claudia. >> hi, sandra. the president's visit just wrapping up, and as you might imagine, the focus was as much on climate change as on the wildfires themselves. just before sitting down for a briefing with emergency officials, you double down on the role that he things poor for his management played. pushing back at the idea that soaring temperatures may play an even bigger role. here is that exchange. >> that is going to be key. if we ignore that science and put her head in the sand and think it's all about management, we are not going to succeed together to protect california. >> it will start getting cooler. you just watch. >> i wish science agreed with you. >> everyone thinks science kno knows. >> governor gavin newsom things that present for pledging federal health and what he calls a record time and agrees that more needs to be done to clear away dry brush and that

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto and this is your world. look at this apartment complex in gulf shores, alabama ripped asundayer, walls collapsing. the force of nature for a category 2 storm when it first entered look at the damage that was done to pensacola, florida flooding and surges we're told in some points in excess of 6 feet. not exactly going down quickly. and so far the rescue attempts to bring something back to something normal far and few between. we are on all these fast moving developments including later on this hour with florida governor ron desantis of the cleanup after the huge mess-up. what's happening now because there are other storms barreling nearby. we will get into that in just a second. right now to grady trimble on the damage out of pensacola. grady? >> neil, for people in this neighborhood, it was like deja vu to 16 years earlier when hurricane ivan moved through this area and destroyed many homes in this neighborhood. the storm surge once again causing major problems along with the heavy rain. it destroyed many o