cavuto kicks it in overdrive tonight. welcome, i'm neil cavuto. don't know if you've heard, but japan is back in a recession. you know why? because of something we're doing in this country right now. hiking taxes, but here's the real killer about japan. the economy went south on just the promise sales tax would be heading north. it's true. now, prime minister, has taken that tax hike off the table. he's going to postpone what would have been a 10 percent sales tax from 8 percent. no wonder they were girding for the worse. no wonder household spending grew barely at all. in the overall japanese economy. they were holding back. companies were holding back. i've seen it time and again. just talk of taxes going up. gets populations hunkering down especially when they actually do go up. like in this country, when taxes go up and a variety of health related taxes combined to reduce what is now the worst recoveries we've seen in history. for uncle sam to spend on stimulus that barely estimates and government initiatives that have yet do initiate. mangle

stay tuned for cavuto. good night. neil: tonight, on cavuto, when architects crumble. wait until you hear what jonathan gruber told me. the one bite that's adding to the health care price. is keystone the key to stopping terrorists? don't laugh. isis and al-qaeda certainly aren't. they're teaming up. if it's oil price, collapse continues, they're the ones who could be going down. plus, a data grab at 30,000 feet. that plane that flew over your house may have taken your personal data and given it to the government. the economy got you down? the guy who walks on coals to prove his point. tony robins is here to try to pump you up. no cold is necessary. a fired up cavuto starts now. >> call it the stupidity of american or whatever. they basically figured a way to rip off the feds for $400 million a year. >> a clever exploitation of the lack of economic knowledge of the american voter. >> america is too stupid to understand the difference. [laughter] neil: no wonder why nancy pelosi says i just don't remember him. i'm neil cavuto. and i don't know whether to call it a rollo

i'm neil cavuto and let the bipartisan party begin. obama: i very much appreciated leader mcconnell's words about the prospect of working together. what what i would like to do is hear from the republicans of what they would like tt see happen. i am open to working with them, reach out to republicans, make sure that i'm listening to them. let's get started on those things where we agree. neil: well, did you hear mcconnell say they're liking the way things are starting out. johnson isn't entirely convinced this is off to a good start at least coming from the president of the united states. but mitch mcconnell spoke right before the president had been saying that he was -- he was talking to the president. they had found some common ground on some key issues. they would have their differences. much talk of lack of camaraderie with much ado about nothing. john, what do you think of what the first the president had to say about what he looks forward to and what mitch mcconnell said he has to look forward to. >> evening, let's tall about the

"no, the real deal cavuto." >> i like it. >> "dough boy." not like this. >> it's okay. >> here's one "the italian stud muffin." this is just me thinking outside the box. "the canolli crusher." >> so you travel to bakeriebake. >> yeah. >> okay, it's got something. >> he does not mean that. he's as good as -- and i've been working at this being genuine thing for years now, for years. by the way, i have -- >> you always make me laugh. every time i come on, always. >> it beats the alternative, john, because that would be ugly. can we tell him whereef office is? what an s.o.b., you don't even want to know. >> could we have a wwe situation between cavuto and o'reilly? >> i don't even want to get into it. we'll have more after this. you don't need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. we're exxonmobil... and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isn't as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you

i'm neil cavuto a let e bipartisan party begin. obama: i very much appreat ad mcconnell's words about the prospect of wrking together. what what i would like to do isear from the republicansf what would like tt see happen. i open to wng with them, rachut to republicans, make sure that i'm listening to them. let's get started on those thingherwe agree. neilll, did you hear mcconnell say ty'reiking the way things are starting out. hnson isn't entirely convinced this is off to a good srtt last coming froe president of the unid states. but mih mcconnell spoke right beforehe president had been saying that he was -- he was taing to the president. they had found some commonround on some key issues. they would have their differences. much talk of lac of camaraderie with mh o abt nothing. john, wh do youhink whatt the firsthe presidt had to say about wha he looks rward to and what mitc monll said he has to lookorward to. >> evening, let's ta about the president you know, he put the whole thingn context when he said before the electi that hi

i'm neil cavuto. enjoy the low gas prices while you can. revving up in washington say it won't last. the $53 billion highway truck fund needs it. it's not enough to pay for roads and bridges. time to hike the federal tax on every gallon of gas. i'm all for giving money. tell me what you did with the 53 billion bucks in money we gave you. charles is asking the same question. it's making charles ask, why am i asking the same question? he's joined by sam, julia, adam is going to be back next week. he's busy traveling the country on a bicycle tour. i'm hoping another rumor that another customer doused him in gasoline and lit him on fire is wrong. we'll keep you posted. charles payne, the gas tax. >> listen, i mean i know the roads and bridges are crumbling but what are they doing with the cash, neil? we have seen so many examples of wasted billions and billions. the stimulus, $800 billion, will pave all the roads. all the bridges will be found. they took the money. they put it out. everywhere you look, the money is wasted. they raise more in th

stay tuned for cavuto. neil: tonight on cavuto, republicans just might be able to repeal obamacare after all. i'm serious. because this thing is flatlining and fast. enrollment numbers that are falling short and the architect admitting the holding was kind of a facade. republicans say they have a shot. sticking a is a ring in this law once and for all. if you think the government screwed occupy health care, wait until you hear how the president wants in on policing the internet. then add targeting to the growing list of turkeys ruining our thanksgiving. why a market hitting record highs could be reason enough for you to just stay put. a record setting cavuto starts right now. (?) welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. we told you when they're cooking this health care law up, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. now we know the guy behind it knew it too, the stupidity of the american voter would help pass it. jonathan admitting on tape what many of us knew at the time that the numbers didn't add u

cavuto get a clue no democrat worth his salt will talk to you. then you better talk to bill clinton and countless others who might beg to disser with you. they've all been here. hillary clinton supporters, don't get your hopes up. next, i will tell you the one thing hillary doesn't have going for her that these guys do. i. kennedy: coming up to "the independents" i'll ask a simple question now what. ron paul gary johnson and others will be here. we'll see you at 9:00. neil: goodbye mr. president, hello governor. i want you to take a look at this. that's a lot of red. right. republicans ow complete control of state legislatures and governorships in 24 states compared to just seven. they overwhelmingly have all the governorships that's important to have both under your control. ashley pratt says this is proof ttat the next president may very well be a current governor and may very well call in a lot of those. all right. why is it significant? >> governors are -- you can tell they have to manage a state. it's very important, the job of a governor. a

"no, the real deal cavuto." >> i like it. >> "dough boy."ike this. >> it's okay. >> here's one "the italian stud muffin." this is just me thinking outside the box. "the canolli crusher." >> so you travel to bakeriebake. >> yeah. >> okay, it's got something. >> he does not mean that. he's as good as -- and i've been working at this being genuine thing for years now, for years. by the way, i have -- >> you always make me laugh. every time i come on, always. >> it beats the alternative, john, because that would be ugly. can we tell him whereef office is? office is? what an s.o.b., you don't ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! office is? what an s.o.b., you don't i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. . neil: one of the most popular guests we had on the show back with us right now. >>> one of the most popular guests

. >> tomorrow, fox business will have live election coverage, i will be on with neil cavuto. do. lou: good evening, just under 12 hours the first opening of polls in this year's midterm elections, and white house statements have taken on today a less arrogant tone, less emphatic content, rhetoric that is almost, only almost manureed and mature. we gib begin with vice president joe biden who claims that white house stands ready to find common ground with congressional republicans, also saying quote, look, we're ready to compromise. white house press secretary josh showing some signs of reform himself, going one step further than the vice president today, president pokes man told -- spokesman told white house press 84 that mr. obama is suddenly willing to change his tactics. >> we're also going to be willing to -- signaling an openness to working with anyone whether a democrat or republican to advance your agenda means an openness to changes your tactics. lou: what has prompted white house change? white house more than likely looking at devastating new polls and forecasts that sena

cavuto. the simple fact is the world is a changing face. neil: you don't have a problem with him tapping into the audience and relaying what they're saying? >> slippery slope, i don't have an issue with it because people are giving the information freely. neil: we don't know what political motives might be or hook up with the left leaning news organization, but he has a huge base of users and he's leveraging off that base? >> i know he's leveraging it. i can understand the temptation, it's a lot of information and content there, but we, i'm not trusting in it. our own government lies, they scrubbed talking points after benghazi. how do we know findings won't be scrubbed and manipulated to achieve intended outcome with the issue of amnesty. i have the issue of spying. the american people, the people on facebook are losing control where their personal information is being shared. we know that this government targeted conservatives via the irs. so let's say -- neil: well, but -- go ahead. >> isn't the whole point of an election to get what peo

stay tuned for cavuto. good night from new york. coming up next. neil: tonight on cavuto, (?) democrats hailing president obama's climate deal with china, but in a minute find out how we missed a huge opportunity for a much more important deal. why you're getting the raw end of this deal. and are stocks going to crash like in 1929. the folks who predicted the great aggression on why we could see another great recession. that's coming soon. even the fcc says this fight goes too far. why the president's open internet plan may close everyone out. then everyone is talking about controversial comments from obama's architect. wait until you hear what he said right here on this show. only here, only tonight, starting right now. (?) welcome, everybody. i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. and chalk it up do odd timing, president obama announcing a sweeping climate change deal with china just as a cold front is sweeping most of the united states. the administration says this is a historic pact, but businesses -- packing while the country braces for a brutal winter they're bracing for ne

i'm neil cavuto. midterm deja vu, or is it? president obama getting little ground after the party lost a lot of ground this past week. >> as president, i have a unique responsibility to make this town work. to everyone who voted, i hear you. for the two-thirds of voters who chose not to participate in the process, i hear you, too. >> two-thirds a little zing. anyway, a far cry from another democratic president 20 years ago, the very same week. >> i think that i have some responsibility for it. i am the president. i am the leader of the efforts that we have made in the last two years. and whatever extent that we didn't do what the people wanted us to do, they were not aware. i must bear my share of responsibility. i accept that. >> i must bear responsibility. interesting. that led to a bipartisan party no matter what you think of bill clinton. are we looking at the party ending before we start? ben stein, megan, adam and charlie. this is the first time in a long time everybody is here. >> whoo! >> all right. you know, i don't kn

now, back to cavuto on business. >>> all right. pipeline the white house appears to be smoking. not everyone. the head of republicans making it first order of business in the new congress. it is actually the democratic congress. of course, both sides agreeing to vote on this, yet again, coming up one vote short. the president arguing the jobs gain here wouldn't be nearly what both sides are talking about. they would be, at best, a fraction of that. it wouldn't be that good because they would be part time to temporary jobs. with the employment numbers, they have been boosted by part time temporary work. last time i checked, it was a temporary job. not a bad job, but temporary. i'm asking, what is the beef, all of a sudden, with temporary jobs being the same? >> they don't have a legitimate excuse to oppose the keystone pipeline. the unions want these jobs. construction jobs are temporary. it's two years temporary. infrastructure jobs -- >> not the ones around me. the original guys are paving the same highway. >> infrastructure. >> y

neil: tonight on "cavuto," why democrats are using this rally to rally voters? not now,wo two years from now. but our tea party isç aboutço crash the stock-market party. screaming and why youçç shoule listening you are republican or democrat. >>> and ralph's in a rage, not over republicans, over hillary. why the guy who wrote the book on car safety says this clinton in the white house will drive us off the cliff. >>> is facebook about to predict the next election and you're helping them. attention facebook users, you won't "like" this one. but you will like this show. starting now. welcome, glad to have you, i'm neil cavuto and don't know whether the republicans will take the senate but know they shouldn't be taking victory laps if they do. while democrats might be down for the count now. count on steadily improving economic numbers to put them in the hunt two years from now. let me explain, maybe not in time to help them next week. who knows? i'm telling you try two years from next week, stocks hitting new highs today. only the latest sign that the stock m

i'm neil cavuto. enjoy the low gas prices while you can. revving up in washington say it won't last. the $53 billion highway truck fund needs it. it's not enough to pay for roads and bridges. time to hike the federal tax on every gallon of gas. i'm all for giving money. tell me what you did with the 53 billion bucks in money we gave you. charles is asking the same question. it's making charles

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all right, go to facebook.com/team cavuto.hese themes can be constructive and helpful, and also on nights like this very hurtful. thanks for watching, good night. kennedy: like you, i watched the decision in ferguson with heart break, the combination knowing of the nonindictment would not only be less than satisfying for residents there, it was a certain incendiary device, nothing was or is going to bring back michael brown. death is an emblem for how we see race and how we see ourselves. some people see the decision on darren wilson as a relief, justice delivered rationally, others see it as a stake in the heart of already dying criminal justice system that selectively singles out groups of people for destruction. how you see what's happening in ferguson says as much about you as it does about them, who's right? who's wrong? and who's to blame.

neil: tonight on cavuto, the sheriff who says it better not be so. the president can't be on the verge of doing this, can he? delaying deportation for millions of illegals. yes, he can and, yes, he will. to the man at the border who says what the president is about to do borders on criminal because he's just given the path to millions of criminals. who says the pipeline to pipe dream not the keystone ceo. he's telling me the president is not the only guy who can take executive action. dave ramsey on turkey day shopping spree that he says is for the birds. on the show heating up right now. welcome, everybody. twenty-four hours from now, you'll hear it and see it for yourself. the president of the united states said to break precedent with an executive order, break any hope of working with republicans. a massive deportation delay that could put off if not stop anything getting done these next two years. here to announce 8:00 p.m. i'll be hosting as it happens. just consider what we're up here here. the former carly says this deportation freeze could fr

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neil: on cavuto, the man who led charge last elect on why he thinks that republicans could take this elect, mitt romney is here. you think all republicans are loving what is going on? meet the one who fears what is not go on. and is tomorrow the day that political shift hits the fan? meet the democrat turned republican who said it is already happening as we speak. why he thinks democrats lock on african-american vote will start slipping and fast, cavuto starts happening, and now. welcome, i am neil cavuto, a live look at our national capitol, they are not only working on outside after tomorrow, there could be big changes on the inside. polls are close. but don't blame republicans if they sense that senate is theirs, they have grabbed defeat from jaws of victory before, but bob cusack said that things could be going their way now. >> i tell you, it is going to be an ugly night for the democrats, everything is moving in republican category, there are a lot of close races, but in every election, senate especially, most of the races go one way, toy don't split down the middle. that is a

eastern, neil cavuto and i will be here with the whole fbn team until the last vote is counted. fox business' special elect coverage tomorrow night. >> homeland security officials today announce that united states is boosting screening procedures for folks traveling into this country on western passports that move done out of concern some of the more than 3,000 europeans who traveled to syria and iraq it fight, with the islamic state, may try to carry out terrorist attacks in the west. travelers from 38 nations including most of europe. now have to provide more pass ports information, contact information, and any aliases before they can travel to united states. >> to latest on effort to stop an outbreak of ebola in this country, the new york doctor who became infected with ebola while treating patients has been upgraded from serious to stable conditions. >> and a stand off between kaci hickox has been ended, she has agreed to continue under going to regular monitoring for ebola simples until her 21 day period is up. that date is november 10. >> and in canada following an austral

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make sure you tune into neil cavuto tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. for a special live report on president obama's executive orders on immigration. (?) today the stocks can be w be it was interesting the market saw before the fed announcement. but i have to tell you, there was huge news on retailers and housing. a recurring theme on this show. we'll show you and follow-up on yo on how to make more money on those ideas. let's go to nicole. nicole, it looked like a boring session, but there was some excitement. >> busy day on wall street. the dow, the nasdaq, and the s&p all pulled back. off the lows of the day. that was good news for the bulls. the housing numbers that came in saw a little of weakness, but building permits going forward actually hit six-year highs. that was the good news there. as far as consumer stocks, good names there hitting highs, including lowe's, costco, walmart, that was a group doing well on wall street. we also watched tesla coming under pressure. a lot of earnings too. charles. charles: a lot of earnings, and a lot of names

eastern time will be hosted by our very own neil cavuto.r question tonight: does the president have the right plan on immigration? vote on the right-hand side of gerriwillis.com, i'll share the results at the end of tonight's show. >>> and here is what some of you are tweeting me about our poll question tonight. rick: does he ever have the right plan? i can't think of one thing he's done that's been good for the american public. gerri: well, in addition to following me on twitter and facebook, be sure to like fox business on facebook. >>> and still to come, my two cents more. up next, we answer the question how do you do that with must-hear advice on "the willis report," how to double your nest egg. yes, we're going to tell you how to do that, double your nest egg. ♪ ♪ (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when

neil cavuto, 8:00 p.m. on the immigration coverage. david: willis report is next.o, everyone. i'm gerri willis. the white house pulling a fast one over the american people. but now, their lie exposed. the administration so eager last spring to tout they reached the 7 million mark of enrollments for obamacare. it turns out, that's not the truth at all. debbie, th -- tebby welcome to the show. the obama people overcounted the number of enrollees by 300,000. when they hit that 7 million number, it was a

single mongo. ♪ ♪ neil: welcome, everyone, this is "cavuto." a shout out to republicans. president won't budge. you can say it more, but i'm telling you that he won't here and this is why he doesn't care. do you know why he is all but writing off these next two years? we are getting anything done with you guys these next two years because he is done. he is done. he said that he's got enough done in the last 60 or so nothing has to be done in the next two years. he is already consequential. so he doesn't need you guys lecturing him about making these last two years consequential. i go into this in much greater detail on her website. so that is just a way for me to bring attention to it unless you know that i'm a busy multitasking guy. the cutting to the chase right now, the president's party has a historic presidency. his health care law and signature government legislation is part of this, stick that in your pipe and smoke it. and take it from someone who got turned down for days more than anyone. he is saying that he's just not into that these unforgettable. but you are

on that issue, chris and carla celebrating their 25th anniversary, right cavuto.s we might we can't google controversy you on, and everyone has controversy, so what's yours? probably the pictures of me at a dunkin donut at the middle of the night. the white powder is not what you think, it's sugar doughnuts. lee in new hampshire, how many years you have been married? >> 33. >> how many kids? >> 3. how many pets? he answered more german shepard and fish than i can count. what is the number one value you try to instill in your kids, humility, it's a quality i most admire in myself. jason e-mails, neil, i'm 58 and haven't saved a dime for retirement. what should i do? kill yourself. no, no, serious three, is never too late to start planning, whatever can you put away now, put away, whatever bills you pay off, pay them off. focus on how much you spend and how much you need to spend. you can do this, trust me. don, you're big on talking about individual responsibility so i must assumure the one responsible for being the out-of-shape, slothful, disgusting excuse for an