. >> you like business and like laughs, cavuto and business. >> neil: and president obama on the rich and a poll out that americans don't care whether he is rich. isn't that rich? and welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, it's true, a new poll showing three out of four americans feeling mitt romney's wealth isn't an issue and it wasn't make a difference in their vote. and at least stop develop phiing it, and celebrating it, and have him back, charles payne, adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino. >> i'm not surprised by this poll, although four out of five. it used to be five out of five. people want it to be rich or-- >> and some would have people right now, and angry and bitter. >> listen, in america we know that success is byproduct, it's a byproduct of hard work, sacrifice and smarts, we respect that, we really do respect that despite this massive pr campaign against it and i still hope it back fires. >> neil: ben stein, what do you think. >> the hypocrisy on the part of the democrats is beyond believe. the greatest was fdr, the family eight off gold plates and john f. kennedy, and un

i'm jamie colby, back to cavuto on business. >> all right.ou think you can't get any worse for local budgets, you might want to think again to mammoth lake, california. slammed with 43 million dollars in debt less than a week after its neighbor stockton, california did the same thing. and both are part of a growing trend of municipalities filing bankruptcy under crippling debt. charles payne actually sees it as a good thing. explain. >> it the worst case scenario, but it's a good thing, the only way to break up a lot of obligations by both sides of the aisle and you can't base pensions off people retiring at 50, double dipping, and you think you're going to make 8% a year. i mean, all of it was completely outlandish and now-- >> now they're abrogating the contracts. >> there's no choice. some of these towns have no police and telling the people listen, unless it's in in progress crime, don't call us. >> municipal bankruptcy is a messy process, i've covered a lot of them and covered orange county, a big county, bankruptcy over derivative trade

i'm neil cavuto, 101 days until the election, and the economy grew 1 1/2% in the latest quarter, thelowest pay for nearly a year, and some other numbers are also worth crunching. in nine of the past ten presidential elections the candidate leading in the gallup poll with 108 days left in the race has won that race. the man leading in that poll right now, neither. it's neither. what's this adding up to, to ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell, along with julian epstein and charlie gasperino. >> mitt is start to go come on strong with in the money category. when obama was raising more money than hillary, who, what, how. they're saying it's bush's fault, tsunami's fault. did you know that tom cruise and katie holmes broke up? and everything under the sun and they're not buying it. >> you know, if not for obama, that marriage would be okay. what do you make of that, ben stein, not the katie holmes-- >> i studied a lot of years at universities, i had no idea na tom cruise had an affect on the stock market. i want to thank charles for that. i think it's a close race and i don't think t

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto and call me worried, worried for a country whose elected leaders call the symptoms of a slowdown as the cures for slowdown. with food stamps and welfare are our goal and not improving the economy that should make them unnecessary. then i start to wonder whether what made this country great is gone and whether we keep this kind of stuff up, maybe it's time to sell this new brand of capitalism short. to ben stein and dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino, what do you think, dagen? >> i think it goes back to the argument a we've been talking about for several years now, what role does government play in our lives? who makes the country great? is it the government or the private citizen snz and i think we are right now at a pivotal moment in our country's history where we're in danger of becoming, as a nation, so dependent on not only government money, but the government making decisions for us as individuals that either we stop it in its tracks or we are going the way of europe and i'm talking about not just food stamps and government a

i'm neil cavuto, 101 days until the election, and the economy grew 1 1/2% in the latest quarter, the some other numbers are also worth crunching. in nine of the past ten presidential elections the candidate leading in the gallup poll with 108 days left in the race has won that race. the man leading in that poll right now, neither. it's neither. what's this adding up to, to ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell, along with julian epstein and charlie gasperino. >> mitt is start to go come on strong with in the money category. when obama was raising more money than hillary, who, what, how. they're saying it's bush's fault, tsunami's fault. did you know that tom cruise and katie holmes broke up? and everything under the sun and they're not buying it. >> you know, if not for obama, that marriage would be okay. what do you make of that, ben stein, not the katie holmes-- >> i studied a lot of years at universities, i had no idea na tom cruise had an affect on the stock market. i want to thank charles for that. i think it's a close race and i don't think that romney is a particularly exci

keep watching, cavuto on business, neil in 4, 3, 2... >> on a week when the job market took another hittting back with plan to get jobs back, oh, hi, everyone, welcome, i'm neil cavuto on top, vice-president joe biden with an over the top pick on the economy and jobs and nothing to do with the private sector, which happens to be adding jobs right now. >> that those so-called job creators will make everything okay for the rest of us. we believe that the way to build this country is the way we always have, from the middle out. that's how it's always been done. and the way to do that is invest in the things that have always made our economy grow. innovation, research, development, infrastructure, and education. >> are you looking at the folks behind the vice-president, did it not look like a hostage tape. you've got a government spending more than a trillion bucks on jobs and bang for those bucks and now he wants to spend more of your bucks on jobs. so we're asking this morning, what the buck? and charlie gasperino, dagen mcdowell and dr. payne. >> if that was, communist russia would be th

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto at fox on top of a recovery ratcheting down.y question now: how far down? news today retail sales falling half a percent in june, the third drop in a row and the first three month slump since mid-2008. right in the middle of a recession. if all of this seems back to the future, it should. manufacture gauge is back to where they were in 2009. service sector readings back do where they were in early 2010 and today news this is going global the monetary fund cutting the worldwide outlook and urging european officials to do all they can to avert an almost certain debt crisis if they do not. across the pond, more focus on the economic rain in spain and our curious obsession here with anything having to do with bain. none of this is a surprise to charles payne. charles is charged because he says the europeans are and we are not. they are finally waking up to the slow down of 2012 and we are still talking over whether romney left bain as late at 2002. that is a good point. here we go. >>guest: first of all we aren't, the president is.

welcome, i'm neil cavuto. fox on top of temperatures moving up but a recovery that ain't keeping up. the latest down for the bellwether, the services sector. a key index for that area. at the lowest point since january 2010. closely following a -- the manufacturing sector only a few days ago showing its worst performance since the summer of 2009. more than enough to wipe out the goodwill from a surprising 176,000 jobs spurt in the private sector last month and slightly better than expected jobless claims in the latest week. investors are being cautious. early signs consumers might be calling it quits. at costco, june store sales rose 3%. at target, same store sales rose 2.1%, macy's where they missed a lot, at kohl's, where they were down a lot and buckle, where sales were down an awful lot. no guarantee the figures will last but more proof the american shopper could be on her last gasp. not good for retailers trying to wow them into stores and not good for a u.s. the president prying to renew a lease on a cer

i'm neil cavuto and this is a mess. it's a mess. court in crisis and reports of a chief justice like a weather vane in a storm. can a certain constitutional scholar and friend in a rage. mark levin says forget about a administration focused on optics, a supreme court justice more so is more worrisome and frightening. men in black, how the supreme court is destroying america, says the

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto.e looking at the floor of the united states senate where votes are about to begin any moment. joe lieberman will be among those voting. senator, on this measure, more to the point about everyone seeing the bush rate extended but the very rich. how do you feel about that? how will you vote? >>guest: i will vote against both of the proposals because, to me, they are exactly what you said at going, symbolic votes that are a waste of time. they are either partial political nit-picking or posturing or kicking the can down the road. what the economy needs from congress is a long-term, bipartisan debt reduction plan that will give the business community the confidence to invest the trillions of dollars we need invested to create jobs. i am voting "no" on both. >>neil: i want to get into details but first the big picture. do you feel now is the time to raise taxes on anyone? >>guest: no. and that's one reason why i'm voting against the democratic proposal which would effectively raise taxes on

. >> this afternoon, romney told neil cavuto he is shocked at how naive that the president is. saying says he supportsty rarny, hezbollah and wants a tick tatership. jay carney referred questions to the state department saying he hasn't read president's remarks. they stand as they are. >> bret: they were prepared for foreign affairs policy discussion. >> they say they were. >> bret: head of the black but cuss, ailing illinois congressman jesseiacson junior is fine and will be back soon. manuel cleaver says he spoke to members of the family. congressman has been on leave for a month with undisclosed condition. today, cleaver likened it to knee surgery. house majority whip steny hoyer said jackson should advise constituents about his illness. minority leader nancy pelosi said jackson will talk once he knows more about his situation. >>> still ahead -- robin hood tax. plus, house republicans say they are not giving up, next. >> bret: house republicans took another shot today at the president's healthcare law. minority leader nancy pelosi calls it legislation to nowhere. republican

welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto.ow soaring above 13,000 for the first time since may on more talk of a rescue in europe and signs we are thinking less over here. at least less thought. second quarter growth at 1.5 percent which is above estimates but it shows an economy that is clearly cooling down. and consumers are clamping down on spending and bostonning their savings and buyer fewer cars and computers. market watcher says rather than cheering we should be worrying. what do you make of this? >>guest: well, i don't see how anyone can paint this as a good public. maybe if you can see the disposal income was up and the save incorporate was up but we need the economy to start ramping up. that's what the obama administration has promised. instead we are going sideways. he has been so enamored with europe we will be lucky to equal the european countries as far as unemployment. we are behind spain, norway, the netherlands. it goes on and on. fortunately, we still below 10 percent unemployment. but unless this picks up i

welcome, i'm neil cavuto.top of temperatures moving up but a recovery that ain't keeping up. the latest down for the bellwether, the services sector. a key index for that area. at the lowest point since january 2010. closely following a -- the manufacturing sector only a few days ago showing its worst performance since the summer of 2009. more than enough to wipe out the goodwill from a surprising 176,000 jobs spurt in the private sector last month and slightly better than expected jobless claims in the latest week. investors are being cautious. early signs consumers might be calling it quits. at costco, june store sales rose 3%. at target, same store sales rose 2.1%, macy's where they missed a lot, at kohl's, where they were down a lot and buckle, where sales were down an awful lot. no guarantee the figures will last but more proo

that is it for "studio b" and the dow is up and neil cavuto is next.. >> i also ask anyone making over $250,000 to go back to the rates they paid under bill clinton because by the way, that worked. nearly 23 million new jobs were created. the largest budget surplus in our history. >>neil: and now a guy is wondering why this president thinks it will do wonders for him. >> welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. this message just in from art laffer to president obama. i knew bill clinton. i voted for bill clinton. bill clinton is an economic friend of mine. mr. president, you are no bill clinton. here is art to say why. art? >>guest: yes. >>neil: what do you make of this? >>guest: you know, bill clinton cut government spending as a share of g.d.p. by more than the next four best presidents combined. obama increased it enormously. bill clinton reappointed reagan's fed chairman twice. you have bernanke in there doing crazy stuff. and bill clinton got rid of the retirement test on social security and he passed nafta through congress. and it was the biggest cap

leadership you the kumbaya like neal cavuto does. >> it is a matter of if you are pitted against each other intentially. when you are pitted each other to get ahead, it is not healthy environment. people are sabtaging each other and not happy. >> the best is example is the navy seals. they work together and they know what they do and they are very successful. >> and i have tremendous amount of respect for you as a former navy man. the desire to achieve for yourself and not beat others but do the best you k. that's what it breeds. >> christian, it is it human nature. i have two holly pops and kids there is blood. >> it is going to work best with the back up quarterback but it doesn't have to be at someone else's expense. it is beinging more valuable to the team and understand that everyone needs to perform well for that team to be successful. it is inspiring your co-workers to be better and not worse. >> we are going to leave the athletic apalges there. >> new home sales plunging again . a sign we are plunging in a recession? @ñ >> hello, everybody. mitt romney is heading to israel. it

we talked about dow, it such, a good day and the man who can explain all that to you is next, neil cavuto and "your world," starts right now. >>neil: there goes ben. and jim. and joe. more of the president's supporters all bailing today. everyone just caucus down. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto, kentucky congressman chandler is the late toast say heel not attend the democratic convention and joins 16 others reportedly dipping the president's big event, but it is not just the convention virginia senator jim webb, and senator lieberman of connecticut have other issues namely his plan to cut taxes on those making less than $250,000 but not for anyone else, so, they are not supporting him and it does not end there. democratic governors are grumbling about the health care plan, seven are said to be noncommittal about whether they support the expanded medicaid programs. and my guest says there is trouble in paradise, with the independent women's forum but this is, again, getting to be more than trouble in paradise but a contagion. what is happening. >>guest: well, it is in doubt that the p

neil cavuto and your world right now. >> neil: turns out that san diego fireworks flop wasn't the only. a dud of and employment report to end the week. welcome, i'm neil cavuto and what a piece of work. 8.2% of americans out of work and investors are running out of hope. they're selling because now it's no longer up for debate. hiring is slowing and the fear it keeps going, will hiring stop. if barack obama wants to keep his job he's going to need more jobs. with months before the election the trend is not his friend. june's job gain capping a dismal quarter, 75,000 jobs a month in the second quarter verses 226,000 in the first quarter. steve moore, not an encouraging sign for this quarter. this confirms what you talked about, a slowdown. the fear is going in reverse. what do you see happening? >> it's interesting today, the white house economists said at least the trace gallagher investigate i didn't is good but as i look at job growth the last six to eight months i see a trajectory but it's negative. in the first quarter of this year, we hre

it gets better because here comes neil cavuto.his time, three days of steep losses for the dow. welcome, everyone, i'm neil cavuto, coming to you from the windy city where it got very windy. very windy. for investors very stormy because this slow down, well, it is speeding up. read it and "weak," very, very weak. greece on the brink again. still hurting. and even after two bailouts waiting for another that might not come amid criticism from lenders that greece has bills that simply will not be paid. and the news is not better in this country. cisco plunging after they said that it would slash 1,300 jobs. and along cops ups and dupont posting earnings at missed estimates. why? each blaming a weak global economy. and to add to this, at&t saying their sales fell short. guess why? the weak global economy. so, over to our market watcher would feels we are looking at a full-scale recession. this is a pattern. >>guest: i picked the wrong week to quick smoking that is for sure. listen, you talked about earnings reports. and, yesterday, mc

welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. the dow soaring above 13,000 for the first time since may on more talk of a rescue in europe and signs we are thinking less over here. at least less thought. second quarter growth at 1.5 percent which is above estimates but it shows an economy that is clearly cooling down. and consumers are clamping down on spending and bostonning their savings and buyer fewer cars and computers. market watcher says rather than cheering we should be worrying. what do you make of this? >>guest: well, i don't see how anyone can paint this as a good public. maybe if you can see the disposal income was up and the save incorporate was up but we need the economy to start ramping up. that's what the obama administration has promised. instead we are going sideways. he has been so enamored with europe we will be lucky to equal the european countries as far as unemployment. we are behind spain, norway, the netherlands. it goes on and on. fortunately, we still below 10 percent unemployment. but unless this picks

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. you are looking at the floor of the united states senate where votes are about to begin any moment. joe lieberman will be among those voting. senator, on this measure, more to the point about everyone seeing the bush rate extended but the very rich. how do you feel about that? how will you vote? >>guest: i will vote against both of the proposals because, to me, they are exactly what you said at going, symbolic votes that are a waste of time. they are either partial political nit-picking or posturing or kicking the can down the road. what the economy needs from congress is a long-term, bipartisan debt reduction plan that will give the business community the confidence to invest the trillions of dollars we need invested to create jobs. i am voting "no" on both. >>neil: i want to get into details but first the big picture. do you feel now is the time to raise taxes on anyone? >>guest: no. and that's one reason why i'm voting against the democratic proposal which would effectively raise t

"your world," with neil cavuto is next. >> someone is down.eone is down. >> seven down in theater nine. >> i have a child victim. i need rescue at the theater nine. now. >> bringing the bodies out. get someone here as soon as you can. >> chilling 9-1-1 tapes of the colorado movie master -- massacre. today, a search for answers. >> if you are regular viewer you know by now i often say the show is not about red or blue but green, your money. today it is about black. and death. needless. pointless. senseless. a movie master that wasn't a movie taking from folks who, like us, only wanted to see a movie. like many of you i have kids, too. like many of you my thoughts were and are racing too. i have read allowed, again, about where they are going, and yes, what movie they seeing. and like many of you there is a familiarity to all of this and it is just repeating. but it is the black hole of notening able to ever fully understand how this can happen that has me, like you, so unsettled. that is why it is not a tgif this week, but it is "there but if t

. >>> but first here's fox business report by neil cavuto. >> it may be hot outside but not inside for nation's factories, the manufacturing sector shrinking in june for the first time in nearly three years that. could be a bad omen for the government's jobs report that comes out friday. meanwhile the job market in at least one u.s. state will soon get a big lift from europe's biggest aircraftmaker, creating 1,000 jobs in alabama, the first airbus factory in america as it looks to improve business on rival boeing's home turf. >>> more homes are getting built at least in may pushing construction spending by the biggest amount in five months. builders also are shelling out more cash for commercial projects. and drugmaker glaxosmithkline paying a $3 billion fine in the largest healthcare fraud settlement ever. the justice department saying the company is pleading guilty to a marketing campaign promoting two popular drugs for unapproved uses and for failing to disclose safety information on its diabetes drug avandia. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox

that is it for "studio b" and the dow is up and neil cavuto is next. stand clear. >> i also ask anyone making over $250,000 to go back to the rates they paid under bill clinton because by the way, that worked. nearly 23 million new jobs were created. the largest budget surplus in our history. >>neil: and now a guy is wondering why this president thinks it will do wonders for him. >> welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. this message just in from art laffer to president obama. i knew bill clinton. i voted for bill clinton. bill clinton is an economic friend of mine. mr. president, you are no bill clinton. here is art to say why. art? >>guest: yes. >>neil: what do you make of this? >>guest: you know, bill clinton cut government spending as a share of g.d.p. by more than the next four best presidents combined. obama increased it enormously. bill clinton reappointed reagan's fed chairman twice. you have bernanke in there doing crazy stuff. and bill clinton got rid of the retirement test on social security and he passed nafta through congress. and it was the

neil cavuto and your world right now. >> neil: turns out that san diego fireworks flop wasn't the only one. a dud of and employment report to end the week. welcome, i'm neil cavuto and what a piece of work. 8.2% of americans out of work and investors are running out of hope. they're selling because now it's no longer up for debate. hiring is slowing and the fear it keeps going, will hiring stop. if barack obama wants to keep his job he's going to need more jobs. with months before the election the trend is not his friend. june's job gain capping a dismal quarter, 75,000 jobs a month in the second quarter verses 226,000 in the first quarter. steve moore, not an encouraging sign for this quarter. this confirms what you talked about, a slowdown. the fear is going in reverse. what do you see happening? >> it's interesting today, the white house economists said at least the trace gallagher investigate i didn't is good but as i look at job growth the last six to eight months i see a trajectory but it's negative. in the first quarter of this year, we had pretty good solid job growth. the last

i'm neil cavuto and this is a mess. it's a mess. a court in crisis and reports of a chief justice like a weather vane in a storm. can a certain constitutional scholar and friend in a rage. mark levin says forget about a administration focused on optics, a supreme court justice more so is more worrisome and frightening. men in black, how the supreme court is destroying america, says the latest developments confirm his suspicions. mark i hear you talking about this. you haven't cooled down yet. >> no, you know why? the constitution, neil, is the difference between a civilized society that preserves individual sovereignty and tierney, the rule by iron fisted mousser mind. we have a chief justice of the united states who abandoned his principle and the constitution and rewrites it as if he's a one-man constitution convention. it's tyranny and i hear talk about the politics, is it a tax, is it punishment. let's call it a cucumber. pretend it's a cucumber. the fact is what roberts did and the four leftists with him is concoct and argument

here comes neil cavuto. >>neil: okay.t quite the ukraine, yet, but it is driving people insane. >> on top of the existing bush tax cut they want give $5 trillion more in tax cuts to wealthiest among us. >> this is not about class warfare. this is about math. >> you have to make sure you are giving something back. >> we are not supposed to have a system with one set rules for the very wealthy. >> we can not have a culture that encourages selfishness. >> my mother and father dreamed as were as any reich guy dreams. >>neil: independents have decided "enough is enough." welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto, is this the next big worry for the budget? a new poll showing a bunch of independences are leaving the president, 53 percent now, favor governor romney compared to 39 percent for president obama. my guest says us versus them could be the reason why. it is remarkable, because, this could be the first tangible proof that the class warfare thing is now turning its gu on the administration. what do you make of that? >>guest: we

shepard is back with us for the fox report and neil cavuto with "your world," and mitt romney.gine talking to a group where you know more than nine out of ten not audience don't much like you or at least strongly prefer your opponent. imagine being mitt romney speaking to the naacp. today. not a solid republican demographic, we will say. welcome, everyone, president obama got 96 percent of the african-american vote four years ago. polls similarly strongly today. enter romney to say he would be a better presidential choice for them today. that went surprisingly okay for him. that is, until romney started ripping the president's health care law. then, this. >> if our goal is jobs, we have to stop spending over $1 trillion more than we take in each year. so to do that i'm going do eliminate every nonessential expensive program i can find. and it includes obamacare and i will work to reform. >> boo! >> boo! >>neil: that want well. and then mitt romney, with me, recalling that moment moments later. >> we expected that, but i will

it gets better because here comes neil cavuto. >>neil: this time, three days of steep losses for the dow. welcome, everyone, i'm neil cavuto, coming to you from the windy city where it got very windy. very windy. for investors very stormy because this slow down, well, it is speeding up. read it and "weak," very, very weak. greece on the brink again. still hurting. and even after two bailouts waiting for another that might not come amid criticism from lenders that greece has bills that simply will not be paid. and the news is not better in this country. cisco plunging after they said that it would slash 1,300 jobs. and along cops ups and dupont posting earnings at missed estimates. why? each blaming a weak global economy. and to add to this, at&t saying their sales fell short. guess why? the weak global economy. so, over to our market watcher would feels we are looking at a full-scale recession. this is a pattern. >>guest: i picked the wrong week to quick smoking that is for sure. listen, you talked about earnings reports. and, yes

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto at fox on top of a recovery ratcheting down. the only question now: how far down? news today retail sales falling half a percent in june, the third drop in a row and the first three month slump since mid-2008. right in the middle of a recession. if all of this seems back to the future, it should. manufacture gauge is back to where they were in 2009. service sector readings back do where they were in early 2010 and today news this is going global the monetary fund cutting the worldwide outlook and urging european officials to do all they can to avert an almost certain debt crisis if they do not. across the pond, more focus on the economic rain in spain and our curious obsession here with anything having to do with bain. none of this is a surprise to charles payne. charles is charged because he says the europeans are and we are not. they are finally waking up to the slow down of 2012 and we are still talking over whether romney left bain as late at 2002. that is a good point. here we go. >>guest: first of all we aren't, the presid

neil cavuto is on deck. see you later. >>neil: they asked for it today they got it, mitt let to rip over in. >> money invests in roads and bridges if you have a business, you didn't build that. someone else made that happen. all someone else made that happen? that someone else is government if his view. do we believe in an america that is great because of government? or do we believe in an america that is great because free people allowed to pursue their dreams? the idea to say that steve jobs didn't build apple. that henry ford didn't build ford motor. to say something like that is not just followishness. it's insulting to every entrepreneur every innovator in america and it is wrong. >> president obama attacks success and, therefore, under president obama we have less success. and i will change that. >>neil: clearly the mormon is stormin' and discount mark levin, lovin'. mark, what do you think of the response? >>guest: i like it. four more months of this and we should be okay, because, look, the fact is, and what romney

neil cavuto is on deck. see you later. >>neil: yeah, human nature to want to get your hands on cash but forget these guys, worry about these guys. >> just go out in the middle of street, i got a $20. welcome, everyone, we could be headed for a fiscal cliff but that is not stopping washington's desire to dole out the cash with the president proposing $1 billion for teachers. that could be noble cause but it joins a growing line for cash for things like $1.5 billion on high impact summer jobs. $2 billion for start-ups. $6 billion for student loans. that's attached to the $100 highway bill the president just signed and $875 million in department of energy grants. the list goes on and on and on and so far this year if you are counting, and that is all we do, count, government spending is $2.7 trillion, $27 billion more than the same period a year ago. crystal says "enough already." but we keep doing it. >>guest: weren't we talking about this last week? the very same program. >>neil: but it is only $1 billion. >>guest: you told

i'm neil cavuto. -- per month. that's business. i'm neil cavuto. >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically.  >>> that was it in san diego, a malfunction that authorities are calling a premature ignition caused the fireworks show to launch early and all at once. the display that was planned to last nearly 20 minute was over in 15 seconds -- minutes was over in 15 seconds. >> very disappointed. we came here from arizona, no fireworks, very disappointed. >> honestly i just feel kind of bad for all the people who put so much work into it because i know it's kind of a major bummer, but it's okay, like still a great explosion. we saw some other fireworks, so that's okay. it was a good 4th of july. >> the producer apologized and is trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> a florida lifeguard fired for saving someone's life says he doesn't want the job back. tomas lopez was on hallandale beach when a man started drowning, but he was outside the guard zone. lopez helped him any

and i'll send you back now to cavuto on business.> all i want is a refund. >> refund? refund? are you crazy? refund? refund? refund? refund? >> easy. >> refund. [laughter] >> refund. >> well, you won't see that scene on a lot this summer because general motors just started offering a 60 day money back guarantee on all new chevy cars and trucks. and that, as you know, that taxpayers are still on the hook for about a third of the company's outstanding stock and just to break even the government would have to sell those shares around 54. i think they're now around 20. charles? now. >> dave: it's actually remarkable, but i've got to tell you something that no one is talking about, heralding how great the automobile industry is doing, by the way shall the average car is 11 years old. they should be doing pretty good right now. and oh, and forget about it, the loans that they're giving out. plus, here is the thing they're losing market share big time. >> gm. >> if you strip out fleet sales, particularly to government. retail sales 8% highe

here comes neil cavuto. >>neil: okay. we are not quite the ukraine, yet, but it is driving people insane. >> on top of the existing bush tax cut they want give $5 trillion more in tax cuts to wealthiest among us. >> this is not about class warfare. this is about math. >> you have to make sure you are giving something back. >> we are not supposed to have a system with one set rules for the very wealthy. >> we can not have a culture that encourages selfishness. >> my mother and father dreamed as were as any reich guy dreams. >>neil: independents have decided "enough is enough." welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto, is this the next big worry for the budget? a new poll showing a bunch of independences are leaving the president, 53 percent now, favor governor romney compared to 39 percent for president obama. my guest says us versus them could be the reason why. it is remarkable, because, this could be the first tangible proof that the class warfare thing is now turning its guns on the administration. what do you make of that?

>> ly with, if he didn't want the boose did he go on neil cavuto's show and the negative he's smart enough to know what kind of reaction he was going to get and how well it would play with his base. he knows he is not going to win any african-american votes of any substantial nature by attending the event, but, like pat said, he scores points by showing up. he shows that he appeals to moderates. this was the speech, john, that was delivered to the people who weren't in the room. >> you think that any black vot appeared at the naacp? >> no, that wasn't the point to win black votes. >> still answer my question. did he get any black votes out of it, national votes? >> how do i say no in a way you'll understand. >> you think no. >> that's not the point. >> do you think he lost any potential black votes because he appeared in the naacp? >> no. again -- >> direct war. >> as far as the black vote, but he wasn't expecting -- >> i think he thought he was going to get black votes for appearing there. >> how many? >> he picked up a few. >> give me a number. >> president obama did not attend the naacp

i'm anna kooiman, now back to cavuto on business. >> welcome back, never mind the savings, just lookthe hiking. the congressional budget office saying that the president's health care law with small businesses with 4 billion in new fees and taxes, charles you say forget the savings, you're by the 4 million in added fees. >> i think it's going to be more than that. cbo has been manipulated so much, i hate to say this, they've lost a lot of credibility. >> and young man-- >> i'm trying to be. >> when they release numbers that philosophical and-- >> all right. >> fair is fair. >> until then let's let common sense rule the day. this obamacare thing is going to specifically destroy the small businesses, the small business job creators and you know what? there's no way around it. everyone says it and admits it, you be put out the numbers, we know the numbers are going to be worse when the time comes and i think that everyone realizes that. >> what does worry me about the rollout of the health care, along with upfront. that's by and large what we've got upfront. kids with pre-existing condi

i'm neil cavuto.  >>> there could be a huge breakthrough in the hiv battle development hiv patients received bone marrow transplants and no longer have detectable traces of the virus in their systems. doctors say their recovery is an important step in finding a cure but are reluctant to call them hiv-free at this point. >>> as the international aids conference in washington, d.c. comes to a close, scientists are presenting a new set of concerns for those inif he canned with hiv and aids. >> they are worried that the virus causing patients to age at a rapid pace. >> reporter: while health care professionals made great stride into the treatment of hiv and aids, they discovered another issue. those who have spent decades battling the virus could be aging prematurely. >> i'm the age of a 53-year- old but i'm really 63 with the virus in my system. >> or it appears both the virus and the medications that suppress it take a long-term set of health concerns. >> the diseases that you get, cardiovascular disease, liver disease, renal disease. >> reporter: 53-year-old z turner has

check back with you, keep this here on the fox news channel with the latest, i'll send you back to cavuto good day, we'll be keeping you posted. >> we certainly agree that unemployment has been too high and is sticky and despite false, two false starts, we're having a much rougher time than we ever imagined getting unemployment down. >> yes, that's true. >> so get to work, mr. chairman. >> neil: that would be like me coming into the gym and saying, hey, speed it up. are you kidding me? chuck schumer telling ben bernanke to get to work. ben stein. >> i don't know with a chuck schumer is expecting ben bernanke to do? ben bernanke has his pedal to metal and there's monetary creation and stimulus and i wish chuck schumer would tell the fellow democrats who tell the senate not to let us go off the fiscal cliff. tax-geddon. the ball is in their quart. i don't know there's a lot that bernanke can do. there's a lot that schumer and friends can do. >> congress has 21 days of work before the november election, by the way, give me that gig. 21 days and this guy is looking at bernanke and saying, spe

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto and call me worried, worried for a country whose elected leadersall the symptoms of a slowdown as the cures for slowdown. with food stamps and welfare are our goal and not improving the economy that should make them unnecessary. then i start to wonder whether what made this country great is gone and whether we keep this kind of stuff up, maybe it's time to sell this new brand of capitalism short. to ben stein and dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino, what do you think, dagen? >> i think it goes back to the argument a we've been talking about for several years now, what role does government play in our lives? who makes the country great? is it the government or the private citizen snz and i think we are right now at a pivotal moment in our country's history where we're in danger of becoming, as a nation, so dependent on not only government money, but the government making decisions for us as individuals that either we stop it in its tracks or we are going the way of europe and i'm talking about not just food stamps and government ass

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i'm neil cavuto.  >>> welcome back. the official start to the 2012 olympic summer games now just one day away. these are live pictures from london where the olympic torch today is set to make its final journey through the streets. the flame has been taken through all of the city's 33 boroughs in it is past flee does. the opening care moan will be held tomorrow although some competition has taken place including the u.s. women's soccer team come from behind win over france. the opening ceremony there live on tv. this is the 14th street bridge journey. core torch being carried through the streets. very the torch being carried through the streets -- the torch being carried through the streets. >> within watching the olympics coming up at the end of the week. d.c. police here back at home. they are investigating a man's claim that his first amendment rights were violated by an officer last week when the plainclothes officer allegedly snatched his cell phone at a crime scene. man you are about to meet says he considered what

your world with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: we interrupt your 4th 4th of july fireworks for potentialaway. iran moments ago saying you attack, we attack. the regime putting down the gauntlet on the same day we're beefing up u.s. troop presence in the region. iran threatens to destroy u.s. military bases across the middle east and go after israel within minutes of being attacked. get ready, this legal holiday year things are getting hot and heavy over there. welcome, everybody, glad to have you. happy 4th. fox on top of iranian revolutionary guards test firing missiles into the air. they say they could easily reach every city in israel and every u.s. and military base in the region. the latest from jerusalem. >> it's a tense july 4th on a lot of u.s. military basis. in the past few hours a leader in iran's revolutionary guard saying in effect, watch out, you're in our sights. threatening and direct language about taking out u.s. military basis within minutes of an attack on iranian soil and also said his missiles were in range of any

i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus live life heroically.  >>> we now know how actor andy griffith died. according to his death certificate griffith's death earlier this week was caused by a heart attack. the certificate says the 86- year-old suffered the attack 24 hours before he died and it says he suffered from years of other illnesses including coronary artery disease and hypertension. griffith was best known for playing sheriff andy taylor in the andy griffith show. >>> a connecticut teenager is recovering after being rescued from deep inside an alaskan glacier. the teen fell through a snow bridge and was wedged in a crevasse 55 feet below the surface. he was liking with his brother. a rescue team was able to get to the lowering him 2,400 feet by a helicopter in a basket taking him to the hospital. >> he was very fragile and bad shape when we finally got him out of there, five hours with basically his skin pressed against the ice. his clothing had been torn away as he slid down the ice. it was not a very

welcome,en, i am neil cavuto.ot just europe but now us because if the numbers are right we are drowning in debt, more than $44,000. per person. that is twice that of spain. that is worse than greece. as the u.s. debt keeps piling up thing of it this way, got a visa card, but you are way over the limit by $16 trillion and you may have to skip the family vacation and go to a community college and forget the ivy league school and maybe school in general, and if you think about retiring at 65, forget it. think that cannot happen, the colorado treasurer says it already is happening. what is happening here? >>guest: well, this is a serious severe problem which americans need to be aware of. we have become desensitized to big numbers, billions, trillions and most do not realize how it affect them and their home. as the figures you cite point out, this is threat being every single household with a mountain of debt $45,000, up to $75,000 over the next 10 years. in europe, we have seen our counterparts in greece and in ital