cavuto, what proportion of rich people you cover ares asses?wn rich jerks, and poor jerks, the measure of any man or woman is not how they handle the things that go well but how they dl with thin things that do not, the real asses in life are those who dent get thatdon't get that, and preciate life. >> cave you o cavuto is the best in the time slot. -- except for maybe, life sports on wednesday, and friday, but, you are the best. even better than o'reilly, unless he has miller or varney on or kelly, i am a rock stoor. al star, you like to come off on tv as warm and fuzzy, but i bit you are just as a condescending yering jerk in rl life, you look like the kind of guy who would step on a homeless person. kyle, was that you? ralph nader is here tomorrow, i am going to end it there you better be nicer tom

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and those are the major numbers. even warning about potential fatalities. but only now is gm addressing this. it took them a nanosecond to jump all over toyota when it was having acceleration issues. whether it's one of our own or one word union own or one of our individual. and toyota would just be needing a tongue lashing. gm got away with what looks like murder. $35 million for dismissing a problem that could have killed 13 people. compare that to 13 million and former national transportation safety had to this is only tragic but it's criminal. and no one ever intends to kill people. but clearly dragging its feet and addressing something about clearly was these issues here. doesn't? >> oh, absolutely. it is hard to believe that they did this for that long. particularly since they were in conversation wiih the national trafffc highway safety administration back in 2001. it was caused by -- caused by a failure of the ignition and the steering and the power brakes. and yet even from 2007 through 2014, general motors

i'm kneel cavuto. talk about awkward timing. the white house announcg the latest climate change, executive action in the middle of the whiteout, setting up new climate hubs to help farmers and soon others. it sounds like taxpayers are on the end of another snow job. wh do you think? >> first of all, it's $150 billion and counting. you know, i find it interesting, okay, the administration says, climate change, it creates floods, droughts, pest and infant stations. farmers are saying, wow, we never had to build this before. what can you do for us? come on, it's the craziest thing in the world. they will set up these hubs, they will slosh around. do federal agencies, universities and nonovernment organizations, it sounds like another big time cash free for all for all the friends. >> i think the white house is trying to ask the state of the union trying to look like it's doing something, but in the state of the union and their policys to this day, i don't know why they aren't focusing on like natural gas and the shale boom. >> well

hello, i'm in for neil cavuto. the former presidential candidate mitt romney sitting down with feel before the president's state of the union speech. >> the real parliament, if president promised the american people time and again they can keep their insurance if they want it. they can keep their doctors, that promise about keeping their insurance, he violated. he knew it at the time. he was dishonest. >> that is something which he should apologize profusely. >> guess what, no apology. in fact, not much on health care in the state of the union speech. a new poll finding even the uninsured don't like it by a 2-1 market. a luge u huge slide in one month. so if they don't want it, are we all going to p more because of it? gary. ca this is b.ing a bigger bigger not only pr fight mayor, obviously economic nightmare. >> look, it won't always be, from day one, they had the rd siv, economically unfeasible. there is no way you can look at the american public and say we will add all these millions of people, by the way, it's

i'm kneel cavuto. talk about awkward timing.the latest climate change, executive action in the middle of the whiteout, setting up new climate hubs to help farmers and soon others. it sounds like taxpayers are on the end of another snow job. wh do you think? >> first of all, it's $150 billion and

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. the debt ceiling hike with the president moving full steam ahead. union depot in st. paul, minnesota, looking to heighten spending on roads and railroads. the president says only half will come from the federal government, but there's no word where the other half will come. chuck is with the center for national center of policy, chuck, good to have you back. >> thank you. >> this is a very generous program. and we already spent generously on this kind of stuff, so what happens if we lose money like we've lost it on all the other stuff? >> look, i understand the debate over the budget. i understand the debate on making sure that we're physically responsible, but i think this is one of the few areas in america where we don't need to cut any kind of spending because this is the infrastructure of where all the entrepreneurs use, we use the rails and the train, it's kind of like buying a brand new car and spending all your money but never changing the oil in it. this is something that has

. >> no clowning around, this clown could be the new marlbo man, hi, everyone, i'm neil cavuto. and the food police are launching a supersizeig mac attack, lawyers making new food into the big tobacco. their pitch, go after big fod because it's making people fat. go after some fat greens to pay for obesity-related health care costs. we are talking pentially hundreds of billions served, not fries, dollars. ey say this is a littleoo ch to stomach. we are joined, glad to have you back, ben stein david pittsburgh dual, charles payne. >> what i make of, you have so nyhings at work here. the main thing iakef it is what has been clear over the last five years. redistribution of accountability. nothing is 94 fault. nothing is the person's fault in e marriage. you lost your job lou fall of your n. everything is no fault of your own including eating yourself into a diabetic coma. that's what i make of. accountability, redistribution of wealth because the bottom line is we will have welfare cotry. a wfare nation, you got to fund it. and this particular government is digging deep into the p

i'm jamie colby sending you back to neil cavuto on business. >> all right. five years after going for broke, we are still broken. for the one is fixing it. congress give yourself another blank check this week, nearly five years after president obama signed the $787 stimulus bill. we got a trillion dollar food bill that became law this week. we capped with with a billion dollar climate change with money we don't have any week. >> we have a debt ceiling, listen, benefit they came out with the news, i don't get when do the republicans make an you a thentic stand? when do they say, forget what the media tells you, we are driving down an irreversible path. here's the thing. we jump off a one story building or we will take pain, we will take a stand and be honest about it. >> ben stein, obviously the speaker took the risk and the position. i will annoy a lot of peoplely keep my eye on the prize, which is presumably the elections the end of this year and rom the dice thinking that itself the strategy to not upset the government cart and keep the victory front and c

cavuto said jpmorgan layoffs are because of government regulation.ft out the company made 24 billion in revenue. whatever insanity or hashtag you self, i did not, not, say the layoffs from jpmorgan were because of government regulation. i said because of all the these government fines we've been seeing. so hashtag imbecile. drum guy, you just showed, clip of yourself from 1987, hashtag, bad hair day. every day since my friend. every day since of the hashtag, thanks for reminding me ruining my day. bill in washington, had it with nasty emails i've been getting. i like it fine. i really enjoy your show and you. put the whiners around crybabies do it somewhere else. like msnbc where they would probably be more at home. rita from connecticut, neil, you're out standing in your field because you connect with your viewers. you come across as sincere and no one in your business can beat that your guests seem to genuinely like you and i like your widow's peak. what widow's peak? thankthank you for saying i'm sincere. that has taken me years to perfect. meanwh

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto.people are dealing with this, the president is doing this. pushing for a billion dollar climate resilience fund. keeping the focus very much on the warming, even though about 60% of the country is freezing. it is that very kind of spending that send shivers through market watcher david many. >> here we go again. >> it's weirdly two things that are fruiter threats. we have the deficit on one side,

here comes cavuto. >> well, happy party. now take the fifth and scram, tea party. in case you think that tea parties are celebrating five years on the national stage, today a look how they're too busy fighting back at establishment, still trying to give them the hook. >> the tea party high jacked the name republicans. i wish republicans would take it back. >> nancy pelosi might be getting her wish because republicans are trying to do just that. five years later those tea partiers are not about to let them. >> welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. where does the time go? it's their party and they could cry but they're not. tea parties, five years to the day they brought their message to the world. too much spending, too much taxing. so things are going to start changing, and they did, and fast. beginning with rallies across the nation that tended to grow by the month. a force that would later go on to topple nancy pelosi and democrats in the house and make one john boehner speaker of the house. but for all of their commotion, the mainstream media treated them as quai

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. on a day when a lot of people are dealing with this, the president is doing this. pushing for a billion dollar climate resilience fund. keeping the focus very much on the warming, even though about 60% of the country is freezing. it is that very kind of spending that send shivers through market watcher david many. >> here we go again. >> it's weirdly two things that are fruiter threats. we have the deficit on one side, which we can be pretty certain from history is a grave threat to future generations. on the other side we have this notion of global warming or global climate change, depending on what day it is and what is going on in the weather forecast, which may be a threat and which may or may not be fixable and may not be alterable as to where it's taking us. what i find extremely frustrating is we have a president who says, well, are all over this threat. this one, which i should shut off the spigots on and fix in a moment, i'm not doing anything about that. >> both parties repu

carl icahn tells on neil cavuto his war with ebay is far from over. we meet a former marine whose new mission is to fight extreme poverty and that the same time terrorism. all that and more coming up on this hour of markets now. connell: a good story. the guy who is in the marines. terrorism as you said, overseas in africa. dagen: did you let them figure out business plan? connell: pretty impressive guy. change you for clarifying all this. one of those days when everything in your head will come out of your mouth liz nicole petallides starts us off at the stock exchange. nicole: a whole hour ford. the dow jones industrials down 26 points, 50,967. giving back a little bit of the recent gains we have seen before the week, a winning week on wall street 1.5%. to kevin nasdaq up $49.98 a. posting a gain, everybody continues to follow everything we heard. and yesterday saying she is going to follow up, ben bernanke was on that committee. and will pull back slightly today. right now we are taking a breather. not many worries, caterpillar, microsoft, ibm, som

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. on top of maybe the real reason another key obama care mandate was put off. this wasn't about delaying a rollout. insiders say this was more about containing a riot. a business riot. businesses just are not remotely ready. they aren't ready this year, they won't be ready next year. so now, the white house is saying they have until 2016 to -- well, at least start providing coverage for their workers. there's only one teeny problem. as a result of the health care law's demand now, they are dumping workers and it's a guy who crunches the numbers for the congressional budget office is right, a lot of workers are increasingly dumping themselves. >> withdrawal of benefits creatance imp bless sit tax that also reduces the incentive to work. >> is it any wounder in the slew of earnings reports we have been getting, the affordable care act is the one financial headache that one company boss after another consistently cites? they can't get a handle on this law. and more than a few are saying th

lit's ask cavuto, why don't we? >>> shame on you!> well, a protest out in arizona, the question today, is a bill on the governor's desk anti-gay or anti-god? the firestorm that could have a huge impact across the entire country and the governor who is at the center of it all. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavu cavuto. arizona, here we go again. a fight that is pitting gay rights against religious liberty. it is called sbf-2052, allowing business openers to deny service to gays and lesbians

i am neil cavuto. welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto.spective and it seems every day we are pelted with new information to support with the president says

i am neil cavuto. welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto.to put into perspective and it seems every day we are pelted with new information to support with the president says but what republicans say, when nextel says there is much to wiedmaier but also not to buy a fair and balanced i hope that is a fair and balanced look at the affordable care act. coverage for pre-existing conditions. know where lifetime coverage caps. that is great. kids can stay on the parents' policy through 26. if you like your kids. even republicans will tell you that is admirable. but they are not free. you have to pay for this. but if it sounds too good to be true probably is. now we find out will be an additional 30 million americans and removing lifetime caps it stands to reason they will charge you for it provider know why these premium hikes are so shocking and i am no apologist for insurance companies i have plenty of knockdown drag out fights but they are not charities. but that key point to bad things. premiums are skyrocketing to cut back on coverage because

. >> i am going to murder neil cavuto. >> why?t like in the godfather movie, walk up behind him with a piano wire? that's what i'm going to do to cavuto. luca bronzi. nail his hands to the bar. oh, god! >> what happened? >> well, here is what

here comes cavuto. >> well, happy party. now take the fifth and scram, tea party.case you think that tea parties are celebrating five years on the national stage, today a look how they're too busy fighting back at establishment, still trying to give them the hook. >> the tea party high jacked the name republicans. i wish republicans would take it back. >> nancy pelosi might be getting her wish because republicans are trying to do just that. five years later those tea partiers are not about to let them. >> welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. where does the time

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. tea partiers had a feeling about ththis, didn't they? something didn't smell right to them when mainstream republicans said quit fighting keep your es on the prize. that prize was the midterm elections this fall, taking the senate and maybe, settings up taking the white house two years later. so avoid any distractions like shutting down the government and listen up. keep the foc on the well-tested issue of obamacare, how bad it is how unpopular it is and how important killing it is. tea partiers were all for bashing the health care law. what they were not for was doing it at the expense of pret much everything else, like reining in government spending. tee partyers watched in shock as republican leaders againnd again ced on issues once the core of their very existence. increasing the debt limit without much as a fight. signing on to budget agreements without so much as a single cut. there was the trillion dollar farm billowedded with pork. the president breaking grand bargain promise of republicans to nominally control entitlement costs

did you see neil cavuto beat me up yesterday?to you and by the way, monica crowley is going to be here. whose side is she oo on this clean debt deal? probably not mine, but she is here. plus, how is this for a valentine's day story? an opinion in the wall street journal that says find a man quickly and early, ladies, don't focus so much on career. monica's going to respond to that one, too, along with a celebrity matchmaker. yeah, she's on the show, too. don't worry, charles is here to respond to all the lego movie backlash that he received. we've got a big new hour coming up for youu [ chilen yelng ] [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edwa jones. this is shirley eaking. how may i help you? oh hey, ill, how areou? how was the trip? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... [ shirle] he's right here. hold on one sec. [ malennouncer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neillolley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we d it's how edward jones makes sensof investing. ♪ the 5 party do

i'm the one who gets butchered. >>> hello i'm kneel neil cavuto.help farmers. i had the awe disty to go through it line-by-line. to hear some critics you would think i was doing lines. how dare i point out cat fish are getting $17 0 million

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. tea partiers had a feeling about this, didn't they? something didn't smell right to them when mainstream republicans said quit fighting keep your eyes on the prize. that prize was the midterm elections this fall, taking the senate and maybe, settings up taking the white house two years later. so avoid any distractions like shutting down the government and listen up. keep the focus on the well-tested issue of obamacare, how bad it is how unpopular it is and how important killing it is. tea partiers were all for bashing the health care law. what they were not for was doing it at the expense of pretty much everything else, like reining in government spending. tee partyers watched in shock as republican leaders again and again caved on issues once the core of their very existence. increasing the debt limit without so much as a fight. signing on to budget agreements without so much as a single cut. there was the trillion dollar farm billowedded with pork. the president breaking grand bargain promise of republicans to nominally control entit

tomorrow with neil cavuto. the closing bell ringing in 36 minutes.step down later this year. charlie gasparino dresdner just a moments to talk about the odds on favorite is to replace the doj top dog. and this man, as we showed you earlier, is the one in hot water over aol's benefit policies and some of the comments made about mothers with babies. the cost to the company a lot of money. good to say you are not an aol owned operation. we have the founders of one of those very companies that tim armstrong acquired. it is a fox business exclusive. (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'with scottrade. (announcer) ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. peace of mind is impor

neil cavuto will bring you context and privilege and we -- and perspective. have a great afternoon. >> thank you, shep. they're couching put should we be fretting because the vice-president of the united states says that seven million target for obamacare enrollees isn't happening. >> may not get the seven but we're going to get five or sex and that a hell of a start. >> hell of a start or hell to pay. if they do not get the enrollees we could end up getting rolled. welcome everybody. oh, no, joe, you can't blow off a million or two miss as a hell of a start. who is pga for that miss? that's what's we want to know. just over a month to go before open enrollment for the new law ended. these numbers are not adding up. we thought this would be a good time for a checkup. we have a different breakdown. we're nerds, money in and money out. we look at three different numbers here because this ultimately decides whether this thing sink0s or swims. the nut new enrollees, not those shifting from existing coverage to some other coverage. those who had no coverage and no

cavuto is back tomorrow. right now, "the five" live from new york city. >> hello, everyone.s along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> on friday, the united autoworkers suffered a crushing defeat as workers at a volkswagen plant in tennessee voted against joining the union. it was one of the closest watched in decades, even provoking a response from president obama. senator bob corker said today the vote wasn't a result of anti-union sentiment but rather the anti-worker sentiment of t

fear not, it's almost cavuto time. scientist say it will miss us.sumably correct, but you may get to see something. we'll tell you how and where and when and all that stuff. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right, no hidd fees. it's just that i'm worried about, you know, "hidden things." ok, why's that? well uhhh... surprise!!! um... well, it's true. at ally there are no hidden fees. not one. that's nice. no hidden fees, no worries. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> a gianting a steroid is coming close to earth tonight, according to scientists. a space rock about the size of three football fields is flying past the planet at 27,000 miles an hour or so. they say the asteroid is almost 900 feet across, and here's the comparison. that is the height, as you can see, the height of new york city's chrysler building. scientists say that's asteroid has no chance of actually hitting earth. phil keeting is in our south florida newsroom. we witnessed almost exactly a year ago these rocks can sometimes surprise us. >> no

i'm kneel cavuto. forget about holding on to a job, try holding on to your wallet. most americans could see their incomes take a big hit from obama care while lower income workers may see a bump up. households earning between 21 and $40,000 could see their incomes drop by nearly 1% or anywhere from 189 to $360 a year. households bringing in $40,000 to $65,000 bucks will have to shell out close to 360 to upwards of $585 a year. on how this is fast becoming a big problem for democrats, byron, first off, what kind of costs are we talking about here? >> well, this is -- we should say this is a different study than that congressional budget office study everybody has been talking about. i it was by the liberal brookings institution think tank in washington and what they tried to do is said, let's go forward to 2016 and see how obama care affects people's income and by income they don't mean just wages, they mean pension income, they mean any government transfer payments, they mean employer sponsored health care, all that kind of stuff. let's put it all in one category an

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto.reason another key obama care mandate was put off. this wasn't about delaying a rollout. insiders say this was more about containing a riot. a business riot. businesses just are not remotely ready. they aren't ready this year, they won't be ready next year. so now, the white house is saying they have until 2016 to -- well, at least start providing coverage for their workers. there's only one teeny problem. as a result of the health care law's

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. from a university called duke a study that will make you want to duck because a lot of company bean counters have decided the health benefits you have been getting used to don't get to used to them in a survey of chief financial officers 44% are considering scaling back benefits because of the affordable care act. it's not so affordable and these are the guys who go to their bosses, the crowe, and -- ceo and spill the beans. half are saying they're reluctant to hire full-time workers. 40% are considering shifting to part-time workers. to the duke university professor on the hit that might make you sick. professor, whats their guys saying? >> the first thing, let me tell you, the duke magazine survey is a survey of 400cfos in the united states, been going on quarterly for many years. our sample is very representative. we have small firms, medium firms, and this time we asked them very directly, what are going to be the implications of the aca, and they toll us. >> all right. and tellin

lit's ask cavuto, why don't we? >>> shame on you! >> well, a protest out in arizona, the question today, is a bill on the governor's desk anti-gay or anti-god? the firestorm that could have a huge impact across the entire country and the governor who is at the center of it all. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavu cavuto. arizona, here we go again. a fight that is pitting gay rights against religious liberty. it is called sbf-2052, allowing business openers to deny service to gays and lesbians based on that owner's religious beliefs. the governor must decide whether to sign or veto that measure as opposition and fears continue to mount. john mccain urged the governor to veto it. to apple, american airlines, also urging the governor to veto it, saying it will hurt businesses if it doesn't. even the nfl says it is monitoring the situation very closely and in next year's super bowl that's scheduled to be played in the state. andrew? >> reporter: the chorus of opponents seems to be growing by the day here. we have seen massive demonstrations

hello, i'm in for neil cavuto. the former presidential candidate mitt romney sitting down with feel before the president's state of the union speech. >> the real parliament, if president promised the american people time and again they can keep their insurance if they want it. they can keep their doctors, that promise about keeping their insurance, he violated. he knew it at the time. he was dishonest. >> that is something which he should apologize profusely. >> guess what, no apology.

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto.hike with the president moving full steam ahead. union depot in st. paul, minnesota, looking to heighten spending on roads and railroads. the president says only half will come from the federal government, but there's no word where the other half will come. chuck is with the center for national center of policy, chuck, good to

david: and if you miss the interview you can watch it on foxbusiness.com/cavuto.: there was so much in there. much more on many different subjects. >>> let's get to celebrity chef paula dean who may be making a comeback as she gets tens of millions of dollars private equity firm. her potential comeback for our viewers should be no surprise. here is why. david: bottom line you do think she will come back stronger commercially? >> i think she will and i think we have to keep in mind one thing. this is the lesson that we learned n business, the real color that really matters at the end of the day is green. so don't mess up green by talking about color. david: lee hawkins called her return and making headlines with news of her new partnership and big piece in the "wall street journal." lee is "wall street journal's" celebrity business reporter. he joins us now, lee. congratulations. you were right on the money. >> right. david: talk about money this, guy is spending 100, he is putting up 100 million-dollar bet she will make her comeback. that is pretty unusual. >> if

cavuto. >> why are you doing this? >> well, i think it's interesting listening to the introduction and getting the response from folks on the street. you know, this is really about making sure the taxpayers have some reimbursement, not all reimbursement, but some reimbursement for to whatever extent the food companies or certain food prod dungs are contributing to health care costs that are borne by the states and taxpayers. >> wait a minute, aren't the taxpayers the ones who are responsible, 'cause so many of them are fat? >> well, the difference here is when you talk about what states can do as opposed to an individual filing of product liability case this is not one of those kinds of cases, the difference is that the state has the ability to pursuit things on behalf of all citizens and doesn't have the same legal infirmities, if you will, that individuals may have of their -- the state is kind of an inspect third party who does not make a choice. >> well, that assumes you're asigning to the food guys that they are n

. >> neil cavuto next. >> well, not afraid of dirty dogs, now people are slinging mud because he's supporting wal-mart jobs. it is the ad that is driving mad. >> we're still here and i believe i will rise again. we will build things and build families and build dreams. >> does that voice sound familiar? it's dirty star microe, he is getting grief with the ad and the name. >> i am using wal-mart to talk about the fact that in my own humble opinion $250 billion from a leading corporate iconic brand is a good thing. >> do they have to be held to that? they have do it. >>they don't, i'll come back in a heart beat and talk like this and apologize. i hope lowes is watching or home depot or pick any of the fortune five and in relative terms follow suit. >> all right. so is there anything dirty about that? a multi-year plan to buy only american goods, ben stein, along with adam lischinski, what do you think? >> i think the people that criticize wal-mart are people who haven't created jobs and doan foekt wal-mart made it better for the majority of america. i think for them it represents capitalism and

. >> no clowning around, this clown could be the new marlbo man, hi, everyone, i'm neil cavuto.re launching a supersizeig mac attack, lawyers making new food into the big tobacco. their pitch, go after big fod because it's making people fat. go after some fat greens to pay for obesity-related health care costs. we are talking pentially hundreds of billions served, not fries, dollars. ey say this is a littleoo ch to stomach. we are joined, glad to have you back, ben stein david pittsburgh