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i'm neil cavuto. be careful what you wish for. >> we're about to take the historic step towards our goal of providing quality health care to every american. this bill is a great step forward. >> well, that was then. this is now a fshgs lshfl-cio c richard trumka smiling then. not so much now. >> we've been working with the administration to find solutions to what i think are inadvertent holes in the act. when the act was put together it wasn't thought completely through and so we worked on a daily basis. i'm hopeful we will get something done in the near future. >> all right. turns out he discovered those expensive cadillac insurance plans that the law goes after, well, they're like almost every union plan. they're expensive and the unions don't love the law. they want to change the law. that's why -- anyway, charles, melissa, adam and charlie, i am not doing that impression again. >> good. >> that's too bad. what do you make of that was fine then and not fine now. >> reminds me of maury in "good fell

i will turn to cavuto when i want to hear thely willy real b. neil: i tell you young man, you go after us it is war. i am curious is this like a libtaryian channel? >> it is going to not promote ideas i disage with. most people have a good sense of what i believe in, foreign policy has beeifferent from traditional, and economics, believe. so, those areiews i will express. but, it is also goingo be trying to get pple not the ones that -- not only those who might agree with me, but you know like yr first host, our first guest was glen green wall, you know talk about snowden, i'm sure they are sympathetic to libertarian views but i don't think theywill be libertarians, but if they are interesting in talking about things in trying to reveal the truth, i would just like to get to the bottom of things, it gives me a little bit extra time to do this. the nice thing about internet i don't have to deal with advertisers and a clock. you get to be experts, you know how to cut me off when you need to. i -- you know if i get long winded, and my 30 minutes is

i'm neil cavuto. and on top of president staying on top of this message. >> so far for most of us here, we have seeing an endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals. >> neil: how about an endless parade of new revelations involving those same scandals like this one at the irs. new emails released this week by congressional investigators suggesting that lois lerner may have been sharing taxpayer information with folks the federal election commission in cases involving conservative groups. is the white house keeping this up because they are afraid that more will keep coming out. to our panel, i do want to thank my buddy charles payne for filling in. i was really told i could take off a couple more weeks. [ laughter ] >> neil: i got back here as fast as my little hieny could. let me take apart what the president is picking apart here. he is saying phony, sham, but at the same time we're getting more and more data and info and stuff that comes out. >> it's quite the opposite

and-- further more, cavuto's $2 an hour wage in 1974 adjusted for inflation would today be worth nearly $9.50 which is more than $2 more than today's minimum wage. but-- it's amazing. (cheers and applause) >> it's incredible. it's incredible that he has the incentive to leave that for his high paid job on television right now. he really pulled himself up by his boot staps. now to be fair, when they saw that some of these protestors were adults with children some folks, commentators did acknowledge it. but it's somehow seemed to make them even more angry. >> the guy there he has a woman next to him way baby, she was crad kraed elling a baby and talking about not feeding his kids. somehow it's mcdonald's responsibility to feed all her kid those matter how many she has. >> whoa, no matter how many she has. you're talking about an adult, not a poodle. oh, i'm so sick of these get rich welfare mothers asking for handouts, mooching paychecks from their employers in exchange for the work they just have done for them. it sickens me, the general consensus seems to be that the minimum wage is lik

. >> tonight on cavuto at 8:00 p.m. do not miss neil cavuto talking to the always interesting tycoon about his experience investing in newspapers. sam zell. he will talk about that and so much more with neil cavuto tonight. and the battle over herbalife heating up. another billionaire once the securities and exchange commission to investigate the company. charlie gasparino has investigated. is there really a case? reporter: i do want to ask one thing about "the washington post." i am trained to say all this stuff. what i can tell you is the sec is looking into the claims that there is some sort of a stock manipulation. he is claiming that they are all colluding, talking to each other, looking to squeeze this, for all the shares and at some point, you know, make it impossible for me to borrow my shares, to keep this going. we started his claim. i will tell you that this is what other people will tell you because this is on my twitter page and it is going nuts. we do know that looking at this which started from the beginn

"cavuto on business" up next. >> did harry reid let his party's real health care plan out of the bag? good morning. it looks like democrats go along with with the bad private health care in america. that's not me saying it although i have often said it. more on me later, my favorite subject. now back to the senate majority leader and what he was saying when asked about whether he was actually working to scrap our present health care basis. >> we are far from having something that will work. >> eventually, you think we'll work beyond -- >> yes. >> did you hear that? good buy health insurance, hello government-run health care. don't say i didn't warn you. >> when i was covering the debate on the hill this was ultimately the goal anyway. even though some democrats expressed disappointment that we didn't end getting a single payer system it was a trojan horse deal ultimately leading to that. >> enough about me. back to my panelists who want to congratulate me. by the way they were also in on this themselves and their smarty pants in their own right, they saw a lot of this coming. take a l

y neil: it's time for cavuto clash.f respecting journalist was a mind in a fight to the finished at match debate. they sure as hell did not intend to lose. lizzie borden macdonald. while there are gnashing, let's get them clashing. front and center, unions joking in dying fast. knocking down the latest attempt to smack down the michigan right to work offers to workers. another judge in indiana. the eu said this. to sort of elevating. but to you first. >> so much show that the afl-cio has said the rear in a crisis. also move to a unionized restaurants. nonprofits. if he feels he has to reach out to unionized organizations like the sierra club and the naacp, we are in a new world for unions neil: that would be like a double jeopardy. what to you think? >> having a death battle here. of course. neil: a big element of surprise. >> i'm happy to fight. you know that. but yes, they are in trouble. you'll wake up as a country and find out the workers don't have the right to organize in a more. the still wears off. is no mistaki

neil cavuto will have that and more coming up on "your world" in 14 seconds. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. that's it for "studio b." bill will be back with the fox report. have a great afternoon. >> neil: syria, front and center. investors, fearful and selling. fox on top of a world on edge. britain's prime minister david cameron recalling parliament to discuss syria. war planes sported in cyprus, russia and china warning against any strike on syria. stocks plunging. oil surging. gold prices soaring. as anyone worth their security salt continues meeting and weighing, is now the time the u.s. puts an end to all the talking and does something. >> welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. john mccain long ago argued syria crossed the red line now signs the president over the united states agrees and is ready to act. the senator in a moment on the potential fallout if this means war. first to scott martin on the fallout for investors. what happened today? >> well, neil, it was not pretty. this has been going on now for a couple of days. matter is skittish. w

neil: time for our cavuto clash. should rhyme, like cavuto clasho?way, we hash it out, black and white, president is pushing a cell phone tax to help government make it happen. but word now that facebook and other high-tech corporate cash cows want to do the same thing, the difference is on their dime. not our dime. which seems better to me, to jedediah bila, and jonas on ma makes more sense. government wiring us up or companies? >> leave it to private sector, they do it better than government, it should not be our money, you will have a lot of competition, with facebook and google going at it provides best services. a lot of people who notave access, leave the government out. it is not their job or responsibility,. neil: jonas? >> they don't have internet it is not economically viable to deliver high-speed internet. neil: are they grade schools? >> rural areas, my parents just got high-speed there are 7 telephone poles that serve them, they would have no phone service if the government mandated it. if you want rural people to have phones and interne

i want to know neil cavuto. how is apple going to do next six months?eil: we will talk after the show. i don't give this stuff out for free. >> oh, you are hilarious. i watched you for years talked about this. i need help. anyway, what else you got? neil: i look at the landscape. he seemed to be always up front, everyone going on around you. but what do you like to watch? >> i'm watching sports, to tell you the truth. because it's really important. neil: i could be wrong, it could be an inr passion of yours. >> i mean, to see those guys battle it out. >> they're trying to bring this back and we have him on as well. we have those who are bringing the boxing writer. bringing the right spots. people love to see it. you know? >> you guys are hooking your wagon to this. >> please don't forget soccer. >> is that enough? you need to do stuff like more college football? you know, to get this other kind of stuff that won't give up? >> i think that they are slowly moving into that area. fox has looked at that. >> fox did get the chance to play at stamford. neil:

i'm neil cavuto.ou wish for. >> we're about to take the historic step towards our goal of providing quality health care to every american. this bill is a great step forward. >> well, that was then. this is now a fshgs lshfl-cio c richard trumka smiling then. not so much now. >> we've been working with the administration to find solutions to what i think are inadvertent holes in the act. when the act was put together it wasn't thought completely through and so we worked on a daily basis. i'm hopeful we will get something done in the near

i am neil cavuto. forget about this latest terror threat that has a lot of our embassies closed. this keeps piling up and is a ticking timebomb do come in turn? here's what is also certain. not only washington, the congress and the ignorance of it. check this out from congressman keith ellington over the weekend reporter: >> the government has a right. the government and the people of united the united states running the programs of the united states. so this includes health and welfare and housing and all of the things. neil: what he is proposing paying for all of these things includes going after his money and all of these things. including the government would levy a sales tax on stocks and bonds and that would be uncle sam wanting a in on your money. what the congressman said it's really not your good money, it's the government's money. for you to hold and that money and distribute it as they see fit. the robin hood is nothing on this. it's pretty much all of these guys. we are talking about the outraged republicans. online, another neither is addressing the country. each sid

i'm neil cavuto. dodd frank might not roll off the tongue but the president says the financial law has stopped banks from rolling you in headaches, in corruption in everything but these, because whether it's atm surcharges, or monthly checking account fees soaring, you are paying to date 77 different dodd-frank regulations have cost consumers and businesses more than $15 billion. and that is with only 40% of the dodd-frank financial law in place. to fox business charlie gas -- who shudders at the costs. >> the ultimate cost which is -- we still have too big to fail. the bank institutionalized riecks and they're still going to bail them out. >> neil: the president says that isn't going to happen. we remember the litany of the president's comments on the issue, whether you can be too big to fail. >> these reforms well bit an don't taxpayer bailout. >> end the day of taxpayer bailouts. >> put a stop to taxpayer bailouts once and for all. >> where does it say that in the bill? there's nothing in the bill

i'm neil cavuto. in 1963 martin luther king wasn't just fighting for racial equality, he was actually fighting for jobs and economic justice. think about it. he died that way. a theme this president is continuing today. to hear america's first african-american governor tell it, we have certainly come a long way, and we have a long way to go. as martin luther king paved the way for an african-american president, this man i guess sort of hit the skids. virginia's former democratic governor with us. governor, it's a real pleasure to have you. >> neil, good to be with you. >> you talk about this sort of weird juxtaposition between looking at the advancement and improvement we've made on things like racial equality, but not when it comes to just economic quality and the president himself mentioned it and said this is something party and generations have done. what is it that we can't budge? first of all, king's dream was based on the opportunity made available for people to live the american dream. consequ

i'm neil cavuto and we are live in san diego where the city council is meeting and deciding mayor's fate going over a tentative deal aimed at getting that mayor to go. residents, even the democratic party have been demanding it. now it looks like we are very close to seeing it. sources say the main sticking point appears to be whether the city should pay the mayor's legal fees in a sexual harassment suit filed by a former aide. rachel lang on the petition drive in order to get filner out, she says if it costs the money to do so it is still money well-spent. she's in san diego where all this is happening. very good to have you, rachel. thanks for joining us. so you're okay if the city ends up footing a good chunk of his legal bills to fight him? >> well, the problem is that this is costing us money every day he remains in office. that's why we launched this recall drive, to get him out of office because he wouldn't resign. if you consider all of the costs involved in having a city paralyze paralyzed, we have departments without heads and can't get new directors with our city in chaos. >>

eastern with neil cavuto right here on fox business but the the thing he became a billionaire because the stock market. that is the crazy thing he is a billionaire because he took a company public and it was bought out previously he will probably do would again. what will it take to shake people up off the sidelines? joining me now is veronica from "the wall street journal", i have to tell you you talk to people about this all the time what is the main thing holding them back? garett they have been burned and like the flash crash the nasdaq shutting down and they have seen fellow employyes and neighbors and friends be out of work having to ditch the 401k and they get skeptical. then they see the government purchasing so much money they worry how ends up. charles: i can understand the anxiety but ultimately if we don't get a handle it does not matter we will go backwards permanently but high interest and the anxiety of the president's policies but i tell people looked at greece. we talk as a cautionary tale it took them 30 years to crack we will not craft overnight. bowling will still

i'm neil cavuto. on top of this message. >> so far for most of us here, we have seeing an endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals. >> neil: how about an endless parade of new revelations involving those same scandals like this one at the irs. new emails released this week by congressional investigators suggesting that lois lerner may have been sharing taxpayer information with folks the

i am near neil cavuto. ending their bid to push aside and other union to represent this block. american airlines and u.s. airways are merging. apparently the teamsters didn't want to get into the middle of fighting with another union. or maybe the real reason is the teamsters that it wasn't worth the effort anyway. remember that it was rising labor costs are brought these two airlines together and that is no matter how many you have. because they aren't happy about that. and that is when we have a recovery. think what you will about. when things really slow down, you tell me that the customers probably don't say the heck with it. we shall probably see. customers now have the option for a fee of having their luggage shipped to their destination. but it sure beats the hassle. on now to our first guest. very good to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> what you make of that that america is not worth the fight right now. we don't want to get in the middle of this right now? >> i go back and forth to brazil. i am good friends with a lot of the folks on the flight and we talk abo

neil: welcome i am neil cavuto, they still have no idea what really brought trading in thousands of stocks to a hal today, hours after, no one has a clue, and statement that leaves more questions than answers, more in a second. that is all scary. one of the largest stock exchange in the world stopped, just stopped. we're supposed to be relieved it happpned when it did at lunchtime on a slow august day in new york. well, all right i guess. but i know this, it is weird, and unsettling. what you can't trade some of the biggest technology stocks on the planet, they are just sitting there, prices frozen in time, forget they are sitting ducks, if this keeps happening in our high-tech super fast trading word just duck. still so much we don't know, customers don't know if their orders got through and people in charge of the orders unable to tell us if they did. focus not on lawsuit that i am sure are coming but a very disturbing pattern hard to deny, this last week, washington post web site hacked, "new york times" news and web site down for hours, time sites, cnn cite, amazon.com site, each hit a

i'm neil cavuto.een sebelius may be helping out the healthcare law in georgia, but as premiums spike and insure arers run, did harry reid say all these barriers were by design. he was asked if the u.s. would scrap an insurance based health care. >> obamacare is the right direction but we're far from having something that wick work. >> so we'll work beyond

i'm neil cavuto. kathleen sebelius may be helping out the healthcare law in georgia, but as premiums spike and insure arers run, did harry reid say all these barriers were by design. he was asked if the u.s. would scrap an insurance based health care. >> obamacare is the right direction but we're far from having something that wick work. >> so we'll work beyond insurance. >> absolutely, yes. neil: don't say i didn't warn you. i was covering the vote and debate on the hill. this was ultimately the goal anyway, and even though some democrats expressed disappointment that we didn't end up getting a single pair system issue it was a trojan horse deal ultimate he leading to that. >> all right. to -- katy, they have tipped their hand here, this would eventually -- might still be the goal. are you surprised? >> i'm not surprised. you're very good at predicting things like this. >> it's not about me. >> you know everything. >> neil: my name is still on the show. anyway, what do we have to fear? >> death by a

i'm neil cavuto. this is getting loud. 140 house members including 21 democrats, signing this letter to president obama, in it they say that the president needs congress' okay before authorizing any military strike on syria, and that anything short of that would violate the constitution. virginia republican congressman is a fellow leading this charge. he says that speaker john boehner needs to call back house members right now to discuss any syria action. the president, we're told, just called speaker baner to discuss concerns in this letter and the legal justification for any potential military action. now to the guy who authored the letter. very good to have you. >> thank you, neil. it's an important topic. >> neil: the key republican house leadership, including speaker boehner, have not signed this letter. what am toy read into that? >> ite knock surprised and certainly not offended. the speaker has ratcheted up his requirement or expectation of the president. he has not yet come forth with a defin

welcome everyone, i'm neil cavuto and just call maybe a kinder, gentler nsa, pretty intrusive but maybe this time with a pretty please. the president announcing steps to make sure government spies don't overstep. but there is more oversight, more transparency on the way. but did he do anything today to quell the controversy? to ed henry at the white house. ed? >> good to see you. you heard the president there. he started the entire news conference with a brief mention about his economic road show but surprisingly, instead of focusing on that, the really did hit the nsa issue hard and shows he is on defense on it. trying to show that he is taking steps to quote-unquote reform it, quote-unquote, add transparency and the like. but as you note there are critics who will say that is not enough, too little too late. the president i would note also on defense in this news conference over the current terror threat that tie back to the nsa surveillance programs, the terror threat in the middle east and whether the president misled the company when he said al qaeda was on the run. you heard my co

cavuto is coming up. i'll see you tonight on fox report.s it say when less than 3% of federal workers want to join obamacare. why dr. ben carson says it's done now. time to pull the plug on it now. welcome, i'm neil cavuto. a survey of federal workers show 3% want to join the healthcare exchange. all this as unions that demanded it now despise it. congress and staffers are getting special exemptions from it. dr. ben carson predicted it but it's a bigger mess than you thought. what's going on?

nelova cute to now -- neil cavuto know and your your. >> well, what a piece of work. more americans finding work. great. here's what is not. for most of them, it's parttime work. >> neil: welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. the good news is the economy is churning out more jobs, 162,000 more last month, less than thought but steady as she goes. the problem is while americans are finding more jobs, three times as men are find -- as many are finding they're parttime, which paste ernie country pretty much all the time and not a healthy development. but very much a healthcare development. explain, craig. >> i think that this has 100% to do with obamacare, neil. i thought that for the last three years. we have seen it in our own company. and i scoured this report trying to look for good news. 162,000 jobs. wages down, hours worked down, revisions, all down from may and june. so i went to the household survey. i found out in the year of our lord 2013, 77% of all the jobs we created were temporary jobs. does that mean if you baby-sat for your aunt for a couple of days that c

i'm neil cavuto and somebody call a doctor.g sick expecting premiums to rise. white house is telling them to take a chill pill but they say the costs won't be going up as nearly as much as they say but what about the prices that have already risen, premiums on families already up $2,000 and that is just since it became law. those price spikes are already here. we can debate