. >> brenda: cavuto on business, happy thanksgiving. >> . >> neil: here is something giving you post thanksgiving indigestion, the whacking at the pump. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. 30 million americans heading home for the holidays and getting hit. 50 cents more a gallon to fill up compared to last thanksgiving. guess what? that's okay with opec. the oil cartel top guy saying quote, he's comfortable with where prices stand today. get ready the sheik is going to hit the fan. and matt. what do you make of this. opec saying they're pretty cool with all of this. >> they're pretty cool because they're making money. the higher oil prices the more money they're bringing in. if you're a supplier of oil you want the prices to be high and demand to be up there, but the united states has to take a step back and realize that we're importing now about 65% of oil that we use. back in 1970, that number was 20%. so, we continue to import more oil because we're using more, instead of actually looking at what's in our country, and natural gas, drilling or oil. there's so much opportunity and

back to cavuto on business. >> are you ok, no?neil: if you think things are getting better, think again. the government said inflation fell last month but calls for staples like food, clothing, bakery products and even health care, they're still heading up. gerry, you've been talking about this a lot on your show on fox business news. there are the numbers, the official numbers and then there's reality, right? >> i mean, come on, i want ben bernanke to go grocery shopping with me, come on, there is inflation out there. everybody at home knows it. you dig down into these numbers and what you find, airline tickets up 10%, apparel up 4%, food is up 5% and at thanksgiving this year, going to be paying 13% more for your dinner which is why, neil, i was hoping i might score an invitation. >> neil: i was trying to go the other way around with you. you know, it is interesting. i mean, don't worry about inflation right now. interest rates are really, really low. they're going to stay really, really low. everyone almost in lock step on that

kneel patrick neil cavuto wants you to -- neil patrick neil cavuto wants you to demand it. >> neil: if it. if you don't get it. >> demand it. >> you better demand it. >> neil: try it one more time. if your don't get fbn. >> demand it. >> you don't get fock business? >> demand it. >> neil: you don't get. >> demand it! >> neil: wait a minute. you don't get fbn. >> demand it! >> demand it. drinks are on the house. >> neil: apparently the iman is not demanding it. >> fox business. some guy is doing something. what is he doing? >> demand it. >> neil: temple. a skull. >> you know, um. [ laughter ] >> harrison ford. >> we went away with it, the demand it. the idea maybe you could bring something more dramatic to the table. would you like to be interested in purchasing gold, neil? >> no. >> neil: you didn't know we'd give you this muc time, did you? >> i did not know that. >> neil: if you don't get fbn. >> demand it. >> neil: this belongs in a museum. >> so do you. >> i'm curious what the purpose of that was. >> we used to do at it the end of the show if you don't get the fox business network,

back to cavuto on business. >> neil: can't believe it.hat was nearly a year ago and general motors stock going in reverse. and seems to be stalling and 50% drop in profits and charles payne, and cut ties now? >> absolutely. now, listen, we never should have had the ties. the free market could have handled this. look at the problem. the stock biggest hit since the ipo, losing money like crazy in europe and focusing on the cruz, and unfunded pension liability that could hit 27 billion dollars and the stock has to hit between 65 and 130 to break even. >> that defies the most basic advice you would give to investors, still when the stock is down and-- >> i disagree. >> neil: well. >> and i disagree, because right now there are people who own stocks they should have sold in 2000. that's the worst mistake holding on thinking every top is ordained to come back. this is the disaster and america needs to get out and get the private markets in tlfrjts the business is still good, here. >> angry. >> neil: go ahead, adam. what do you say he's getting

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. call it an open and shut suitcase. congress now taking on baggage fees it feels are too high and ignoring our debt that is, well, sky-high, so $15 trillion in debt we can ignore and $15 baggage fee we cannot. they are considering a bill to limit the fees airlines can charge for everything from the luggage you check to the size bags you carry on. to pat caddell who says "come on," this is not about our suitcases this is about politics of both parties acting like nut cases. you say bag these guys but here we go. >>guest: yes, i certainly am not going to defend the airlines because they have been ripping the country off and their customers and the country when they took the tax money they didn't, that wasn't collected, and decided to keep it, but, you know what? rome is burning and these people are fiddling. they are fiddling with something to get them support, both the entire structure of both political parties and the establishment have collapsed, and the president is able and we have $15 trillion we passed every day it

but ken langone, the co- founder of home depot telllng fox's neil cavuto ttat regulations over the pastld back job creation. meantime more homeowners...need inggmore time to pay their bills. a new report showing mortgage delinquencies quarter. and thatttrend could lead to a rise in foreclosures. but people are still making time to choo down aa mc-donald's. sales at mickey-dee's open at least 13 months sizzling llst month. the world's largest hamburger chain getting a boost from its popular monoooly game promotion... helping and chicken mc-nuggets. that's business. i'm elizabeth macdonald. coming up... it'' ot what you would expecc to find in a trick or treaterssbag. bag."almost everyone i've spoken to was appalled by what " transpired."somm kids fouud ttess dolls in thhir bags... aad no, it's not candy.whht they are... and why some parents werrn't happy. happy. over 9-1-1. a dispatcher's extrr effort that news at 5-thirty. 33 33

fox business network's neil cavuto explains. >> how low can we go?oney to buy a home is here if you can get it. the average rate on a 30 year fixed rate mortgage falling below 4% for only the second time on record, but those low rates are doing very little to juice sales. meantime a new prime minister for an interim greek government working the whole greece's debt crisis by securing a massive european bailout package and that has stocks gaining after wednesday's big selloff. wal-mart is trying to juice up its sales by creating black thursday. the discount giant starting its traditional black friday sales on thanksgiving night. and thanksgiving dinner will gobble up more of your wallet. a new report today saying a traditional thanksgiving kneel will cost around 13% more -- meal will cost around 13% more this year. fries on everything from turkey to the cranberry -- prices on everything from the turkey to the cranberry sauce rising. several national restaurant chains celebrating veterans day by offering free meals to veterans and active military member

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i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you byour lexus dealer. live life heroically. >>> a consumer alert in time for thanksgiving, 4,000 pounds of wegmans mashed sweet toe take toes being -- sweet potato being recalled packaged in 24- ounce plastic trays with a use by date of november 18. the packages were sold at stores in six states including virginia. customers can return the packages to wegmans for a refund. >>> apple is responding to customer complaints about the short battery life of the new iphone. a software update was released. you can download it by connecting to itunes. some users who already have the update are still reporting battery issues. apple says the software should fix most of the problems but they're working on the others. >>> buying holiday gift cards is years this year. most can be delivered electronically. several big retailers like best buy, gap and fizz a hut are introducing e cards -- pizza hut are introducing e cards for the first time this year. 8% of them a survey shows have expiration dates and one

fox's neil cavuto with your world. >> italy's debt crisis putting more pressure on the world. the cost for that country to borrow money is just soaring sparking fears italy may need some safety bailout itself. meanwhile the government in greece doesn't have a prime minister throwing more doubt over that country's bailout deal adding up to big losses for stocks in america. meantime general motors is taking a hit from the shaky european economy, the bailed out automaker seeing quarterly profits decline losing money in the european market. he's going to jail and now paying a record price, former hedge fund manager getting hit with a $93 million fine for insider training. he was recently sentenced to 11 years in prison and one of the big -- in one of the biggest insider trading cases ever. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >>> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. [ male announcer ] the chicken marinara melt is the featured $5 footlong™ of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty

"your world," is happening with neil cavuto right now. >>neil: it is known more for films looking to make it to the big screen, but, today, cannes, france, is ground zero for a big debt deal. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and the place to be where world leaders meet at playground for the rich, not for a swim but for countries swimming in debt. greece's prime minister scrapping a vote on the bailout after world leaders threatened to hold back the cash if he did. opposition leaders in greece storming out on him in the parliament demanding the prime minister quit because he has no authority anymore. and g20 leaders acknowledging the global economy has weakened, a big duh, citing tensions in europe. that, though, affected wall and broad with another impressive performance today, so far, not worried about the develop presidents abroad. we are on top of all of this with rich in france, and ashley in athens where the greek prime minister is defiant, and republican senator who says forget greece, cut here. and g.o.p. presidential candidate,

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welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. we are watching the debt clock which ticked over $15 trillion for the first time. ever. how we as a nation owe and as the debt surges the super committee nowhere near a debt deal but we could see a breakthrough on the jobs front. the senator rubio of florida and a democratic senator have a land to get companies hiring. and soon. called "the agree," act part of the president's job land that both parties could agree on. and, they say it is our best chance to get the economy going again. the senators join me. welcome both of you. senator rubio, do you first, you have not talked much to the media since you were elected and you have chosen your chats very carefully but you have made a full court press for this. why? >>guest: it is important. i get letters and e-mails from people in florida hurting including one from a young lady worked here entire life and out of work for a year and trying to find a job every day. this is nothing. real people are hurting. the economic downturn has taken a

fox business network neil cavuto explains.ns. >> you're making more but you aren't spending more ahead of the busy shopping season, just finding out personal income was rising a bit last month but spending was barely budging. people taking the extra cash and apparently saving it. here's something to be thankful for, that is, if you can get a mortgage. the average rate for a 30 year fixed loan falling back below 4%, but mortgage applications falling last week due to a big drop in refinancing. investors not feeling very thankful, the dow falling more than 500 points so far this week. meantime those occupy wall street protests are costing tax fairs $13 million so far, a new report -- taxpayers $13 million so far, and higher air fares not stopping you from flying to visit the family for thanksgiving. almost 3.5 million travelers are expected to take to the skies this holiday up from last year. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. li

fox network neil cavuto with the details. >> good news, bad news for the job market, companies hiringut not fast enough, the unemployment rate barely budging last month coming in at 9%. the co-founder of home depot telling me the only way jobs will come back is if the government gets off businesses' back. in the meantime after more than 600 million bucks went missing from customer accounts, con corzine tapping out and refusing the -- jon corzine tapping out and refusing the check. >>> world leaders packing up leaving france after agreeing to give more money to the international monetary fund. the biggest funder right now of the imf, us. all that sending the dow on a while ride snapping a five-week winning streak. and the company known for saving you money now hopes you will make some money on its stock. groupon hitting the stock market friday under ticker symbol grpn. it was up 30%. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. [ man ] '53 corvette. i loved that car. [ man

fox business network's neil cavuto explains.plains. >> the investors fed up as the super committee gives up, members of the debt panel raising the white flag on a deal to cut green from our growing debt had stocks tanking, down in the red for the year, markets getting hammered on more worries over europe's debt crisis. although not stopping gain on the healthcare sector gill yard sciences buying farm -- phamacet. it's never a done deal until you sign the bottom line and doesn't housing know it? last month one in three realtor says they had contracts to buy a home but they fell apart right before closing and early openings for black friday might not be helping people open up their wallets. a new report shows less than 10 percent of shoppers plan to spend more this holiday season. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. [ male announcer ] if you're giving an amazing gift, shouldn't it be given in an amazing way? ♪

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. not exactly grease lightning but not too bad, a report showing private employers added 110,000 last month, getting stocks running up as did upbeat report from the federal reserve, as the president is seeing his approval numbers inch up, not dramatically but enough to make him feel good as he prepares to head off to france hours from now. he is facing a new storm, though, the world is, a greek storm, because world leaders were supposed to be celebrating a big debt deal and now it looks like no deal for greece, with the prime minister facing no-confidence vote, and greeks prepare to vote on a plan which they want no part. so, it can do up to smoke. a particular protest here, and worries that it could sink the economy here. so, don't bet there is a happy ending on the global markets. so were is happening so fast and we have an all star cast and we are all over it in greece on the big scramble. and now, the better numbers we are seeing here. former u.k. parliament member, john brown on wh

fox business neil cavuto explains. >> here we go again, investors bailing out ofrds eece will ba thatscue plan the market voting the greeks will vote against the referendum. u.s. tax fairs getting hit in the fannie and freddie again. executives there getting million dollar paydays for meeting the most modest performance goals, taxpayer already on the hook for 170 billion bailout bucks given to the mortgage giants. >>> more trouble for mf global, the bankrupt trading firm run by former new jersey governor jon corzine investigated for reportedly tapping into its customers' funds. millions of dollars are said to be missing. meantime american drivers still going big and boosting the big three. ford, gm and chrysler all posting sales gains in october, trucks and suvs leading the way. bank of america the latest bank saying bye bye to debit card fees now dropping plans to charge customers five bucks a month for debit card purchases. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.    >> this fox 5 stock narcotic report is brought to you by your lexus -- stock market report is broug

fox network neil cavuto explains. >> one week from black friday, bundt video game is already mowing -but one video game is already mowing away the competition call of duty modern war fare 3. in just five days it has raked in more than 3 quarters of a billion dollars and while video games bill be hot, sellers this holiday season, researchers say gift cards and clothes will be among the season's most popular presents. meantime amazon is reportedly selling its most popular item for a loss. a research firm says the online retailer loses nearly $3 on every kindle fire that it sells. mcdonald's says it will no longer deal with one of the nation's biggest egg suppliers. the move comes after an animal rights group released an undercover video showing a worker reportedly swinging a bird around by its feet and the food and drug administration flagging the company for food safety violations. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically.  >>> a setback in the east coast earth

and that is it for "studio b" and back later with the fox report at 7:00 eastern and now neil cavuto. >>neil: thank yous trace, get ready, santa is coming. will shoppers be spending? welcome, everyone, i'm neil cavuto the official kickoff to the holiday shipping season now just hours away. and that worries that to could shape up to a real turkey because people are not opening up their wallets, consumer spending barely budging last month, and that has stocks falling, again, big time, this day. the dow jones industrial average down close to 500 points. so, will all of the extra early door busters be a bam -- boom or a bust does maybe not if you willing to camp out at a best buy in california, they are hoping to cash if on a number of great buys but a limited door buster deal, a scene playing out across the country. and now, the president of best buy joins us. mike, good to have you. these are big reasons to grab people but what has them camping out. i always wander what would make me catch out? >>guest: it is a cultural experience and we have seen a lot of different demographics. it cou

fox business network's neil cavuto has the details. >> records on main street leading to a whole lotbuying on wall street. now retailers are hoping to get record clicks on this cyber monday after consumers spend more than ever at stores this past holiday weekend, about half of the u.s. adult population planning to shop from their computers today, many doing so at work. all the shopping sending stocks popping, but we'll see what happens tomorrow after the close the ratings agency fitch saying it's revising its outlook for u.s. debt in the negative, but americans are improving what they know, total household debt falling more than half a percent last quarter but it still adds up to a jaw dropping 11.6 trillion bucks. another jolt for the volt, general motors catching heat over reports a second plug-in battery caught fire after a crash test. gm saying it will give out loaner cars to owners worried about safety. federal investigation is underway. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live l

fox business network's neil cavuto has the price tag. >> ahead of the holiday rush more people rushingo just go shopping. retail sales rising in october as folks were snapping up more cars and electronic items. some of the shoppers spending more at wal-mart, the discount retailer seeing a bump in quarterly sales at u.s. stores open, something that hasn't happened in more than two years. wal-mart's profits coming in below expectations. meantime apple is tapping a new chairman of the board filling the last position held by steve jobs, arthur levinson taken over the top spot vacant since jobs death last month. you pay for it now, you are really paying for, it the government saying the taxpayer bailout of general motors and chrysler will top 23 billion bucks, 9 billion more than expected and who knew a yellow diamond could cost so much green? the 110-carat stone selling at auction for nearly 11 million smackers not including taxes. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock mart report is brought to you by your lex have us market report is brought to

something positive like a moment with the man, neil cavuto. >>neil: thank you, herman raising cain and as you pointed out investors raising the roof. and, today, today, we are all over both. welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto, and it is a market, if it can turn things around, did it ever, what is to stop herman cain from thinking, well, maybe i can, too. an otherwise so, so them them, on incredible tear, and herman cain eager to put a soap opera november november to hopeful rest. shocks usually do well in december, and not sure about almost contain and we have to what expect for stocks and herman cain, himself, on what to expect for, well, herman. but, ahead of herman, on herman, allen on herman, the first big g.o.p. to say cain is a goner advising the candidate to move on and get out. we will talk to herman cain about that butting first, the quiet behind-the-scenes to get herman the can empty. what is going on? >>guest: a lot of republicans on capitol hill and elsewhere think it is over. that the herman cain candidacy, he was not expected t

>> now, neal cavuto. >> welcome everyone. fox on top of the world trying to not bottom out. greece is skid now italy is scrambling. thousands of people in rome are protesting. it is the biggest crowd we have seen in months calling for prime minister berlusconi to a arriverderci. they were being baby sat by the international monetary fund to get the budget together and soon. that does not sit well with the italians. greek opposition leader said no, he has to go. calling for immediate election and nubbing prime minister papandreou call for power sharing. he the bypass papandreou and meet with the greek president tomorrow. >> saudi arabia, at least for now the chique not hitting the fan. rising a percent and the first read on the market since the vote in greece. it is what it is. and the eu debt not only hitting european markets, but stocks here and world leaders are pounding out a fix for greece and monitoring what could be a mess in italy. so much to fix and so little time and so little money . here with the thoughts on all of this is robert caplanformer vice-president in gol

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now, neil cavuto. >> well, forget greece, mama mia, now it's italia. good morning, everybody, glad to have you and we interrupt the worldwide obsession with greeks not likely accepting gifts with reports this very hour, italy has now accepted a baby sitter, which is already brought out protesters in rome by the thousands as we speak. most of the commotion over a greek prime minister barely keeping his job, our reports that an italian prime minister might not be long for his. silvio berlusconi is now being monstered, the best which he can put it, getting the free spending ways under control. no big deal, berlusconi says he's not taking any imf money or imf rescue. maybe so, but try telling these protesters that. they're all lined up today protesting all of this, and try telling all of these investors all over the world that, all worrying, thinking the same thing, euro no, here we go again. and presidential candidate ron paul here again to tell you i told you so. we can't save the world so stop propping up the world. so then the former u.k. parliament ho

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>> yesterday he had an interesting interview with neil cavuto on the fox news channel and neil cavutod herman cain said, yes, actually i would, but it would have to be for the right person because i would have to be their spokesperson antrum pet their policies, so then neil asked, well, what about for mitt romney? here is the response. >> it would depend upon a discussion na he and i would have prior to making that decision. >> but it's not a given. >> not a given. >> i would be looking for someone someone who shares my ideas or they're close enough on the major issues in terms of how we're supposed to approach-- >> right now he doesn't. >> right now he doesn't. >> of course when you look at a vp selection you have to look at someone who shores up one of your weaknesses or delivers a constituency you cannot deliver. with all due respect, i'm not sure at that herman cain would fit that role for romney, what would he deliver. >> clayton: georgia, maybe. >> dave: that's not going to do it. aren't you going to need florida and hispanics and i'm talking about marco rubio. >> alisyn: i got

he did a long interview with neil cavuto today. >> he said he is reassessing and re-evaluating his campaige knows he is not in a good position. he is spending so much time responding to the accusations. even without them, i don't think he would be in that great of a position. he was starting to make mistakes. he'd probably drop off. maybe not at the same rate, but his star would be fading and gingrich rising regardless of the affairs or alleged affairs. >> bret: a lot of reaction today, charles, to romney's interview on "special report." a clip we did not air talking about his record. there will be some to make the campaign about something other than the record. great news about newt gingrich and myself and barack obama we each have a record. you can look at the record and say who is the best qualified and equipped to get america on track to create jobs and remain the leader of the free world? that i believe's me. >> bret: thousands of e-mails and varied responses on all sides how governor romney did, how the questions were, what the interview atmospherics were. amazing response. >> as new

anchor of your world neal cavuto has been monitoring the events and he's joining us now. neal, great to see you. >> same here, uma. >> provide a no confidence vote and moving to stabilize the government and immediate calls for new elections and what impact will this have on the ims bailout plan? >> it is dicey. every time people celebrate a deal or we overcome the next stepping stone here, we are doing it again. and as they point it out, there is a feeling that there are plenty more greeces out of there. and italy could have a heap of problems with his own . ims baby sitting the berlusconi government and making sure it sticks to the budget and cut backs and promises and then you have tens of thousand romans coming to the streets and protest the cut backs and then word that french president nicholas sarkozy is coming up with measure to shore up the french economy. that's the second largest one in europe. you can get the picture here, not all of these guys are in great shape. most of them aren't. and that's the worry. that if we go from bad to worse with one basket case aft

>>guest: that is good to hear but i am sure it comes back to the affable neil neil cavuto.at is fine. did you hear about to report the international monetary fund is looking at a rescue package for italy. and a congressman says if that is true we should deny every penny. i guess we the lion's share of the imf money? >>guest: the biggest chunks and the irony is if you take this position with what the president just said on the previous statement where he says we will not have any american taxpayers dollars go to bail out the e.u., thank goodness americans are tired of bailouts at home. >>neil: but we are 20 percent, $160 billion. >>guest: that is the question. i wish the we president was pushed by the reporters senator you say no american tax dollars do you mean in direct aid. they need to take a lesson. so, if he means that he should agree with the resolution that is in congress: and that says it is a sense of congress that the imf should not use american dollars. we should veto it. if the e.u. comes forward for a bailout. >>neil: an ounce of prevention, if you spend some m