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welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. folks we're being fooled. 295,000 jobs weren't really added to the economy last month. over the last few monthses, more than two million jobs were lost. now, i know what you're thinking, old cavuto, propeller head, is climbing back inside his black helicopter to share his latest sinister or government plot, but hear me out. i don't think anyone's plotting and i'm not here to say we're being lied to, just not fully informed. not deliberately. i want to stress, no one is lying to us or with evil intent hoodwinking us. when it comes to the jobs numbers they're just giving us one jobs number. the only one many of us have ever known. the only one both democratic and republican administrations have ever used. and the only one the media organizations have ever quoted. it is called the seasonally-adjusted payroll figure, and every month the labor department sorts through the monthly vagaries that can occur at certain times of the year to give a jobs number that adjusts to these developments a

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto.we know the man at center of the gruesome isis beheadings, a man with a college degree from a well-to-do family. >> we cannot kill our way out of this war. we need in the longer term, medium and longer term to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups, whether it's lack of opportunity for jobs. >> work isn't the problem hatred is. incredible. joining him we have ben stein

i'm neil cavuto.otests are pushing city budgets to the brink as businesses are still trying to get back on their feet. exercising our freedom of expression is a right, but is this right going a bit too far? charles payne says these protests are backfiring and costing. good morning. the cost is

welcome everybody i am neil cavuto. as alternatives go there and get more in the face the and this. the house plan that takes almost all priorities and unceremoniously dumped them. nearly $2 trillion of tax hikes our history expanded funding from school nutrition programs to a variety of welfare programs and in their place of budget that might mix those sequestration cuts but promises to make up for in domestic cuts everywhere else. democrats already cried foul and even republicans to get their shot to morrow saved me very careful. but what i like about the house approach is the recognition of what we face bottomless using a play scrooge consider they're still asking congress to spend $43 trillion over the next 10 years about $6 trillion less than we are slated to spend now. that is still a lot of money and the cuts are really just cut in the growth of spending not our right cuts in aggregate spending for any year. it is braver but i would not go out on a whim to say it is pray for foolhardy. is an important step in the important direction that offers a path to entitlement cents a n

i'm neil cavuto. not so earnest suggesting the president is open to raising taxes through executive action. it works for illegal immigration, right? if you can't run a tax hike through congres

jack via msn: cavuto you're stupido. jack you're an ass.se friend who had a cardio stress test, passed the darn thing and died of a heart attack the a week later, so who says stress tests work at all? especially if they miss obvious things. many of these government ones op banks do including what happens if there's a precipitous run on stocks and one on the dollar and one on bonds all at the same time? not among the possibilities tested. shelley via comcast: neil, you really stress me out on your stress thing. how do i de-stress now? well demand the government hold itself to the very standards it demands of others. i have no problem uncle sam preaching, but doesn't he have a right to be playing? what's that they say, eating your own pudding? thanks for watching. don't forget, monday is ask neil anything monday. you can get your questions in. it could be personal, it could be financial advice. love advice, many people seek me out. i understand. all fair game. monday we play. >>> welcome to the best of "imus in the morning" on the fox busines

i'm neil cavuto. not so earnest suggesting the president is open to raising taxes through executive action. it works for illegal immigration, right? if you can't run a tax hike through congress, why don't you ram it through yourself? charles payne says that's going to ram our economy off. >> these actions have economic ramifications. we know that. that's one of the reasons congress won't let them go through even this congress. they have a psychological ramification. that's why we are experiencing this malaise in this country. we are talking about the president leveling taxes willy-nilly the way he wants to level them on who he wants to level them on. look at our economy. look at what's happening. look at wages. we are stuck in the mud. >> i happen to agree with you so you don't have to yell at me. i'm actually on your side. >> wait till he hears way have to say. >> young to old, business retirement, every aspect of our economy this damages. >> i thought the house doesn't matter to the purse? >> it doe

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. we know the man at center of the gruesome isis beheadings, a man with a college degree from a well-to-do family. >> we cannot kill our way out of this war. we need in the longer term, medium and longer term to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups, whether it's lack of opportunity for jobs. >> work isn't the problem hatred is. incredible. joining him we have ben stein and degan mcdowell. the thought is if not for a job these guys wouldn't be killing people. time and again we are reminded that's not the case. >> osama bin laden worth $3 billion, something outrageous. it's an excuse that is an enabling thing. i honestly think when she was speaking for the obama administration, they were tacitly saying to americans, unhappy americans, poor americans, people dissatisfied and feel discriminated against, if you want to go crazy, if you want to riot or somehow express the hopelessness of capitalism go out there and do that. it was a green light. >> no, she wasn't sa

. >> that's my last time on the cavuto show. neil: all right. well the problems for conservatives isn't so much the president, to their point it's kind of their own party. especially the republican lawmakers who they say are caving on things important to conservatives like immigration funding run away government spending paul says he feels their pain because he too is pained. the rap against your colleagues is that they're dropping the ball. you never know. what do you say? >> well the thing about it, neil we've been giving away the power of the purse and the power of the legislative branch for over 50 years. our leadership is brought into that life. they don't know how to win in this circumstance. neil: what do you tell them to do? if they're trying to do things in stages are they being too incremental? >> no. i think we had good fundamentals of trying to push a clean bill without the provisions to for this president. they at least attempted to pay that way. we needed more marketing. we needed to talk to american people. tell them why 5 million

i'm neil cavuto.ng the president is open to raising taxes through executive action. it works for illegal immigration, right? if you can't run a tax hike through congress,

i'm neil cavuto. not so earnest suggesting the president is open to raising taxes through executive action. it works for illegal immigration, right? if you can't run a tax hike through congress, why don't you ram it through yourself? charles payne says that's going to ram our economy off. >> these actions have economic ramifications. we know that. that's one of the reasons congress won't let them go through even this congress. they have a psychological ramification. that's why we are experiencing this malaise in this country. we are talking about the president leveling taxes willy-nilly the way he wants to level them on who he wants to level them on. look at our economy. look at what's happening. look at wages. we are stuck in the mud. >> i happen to agree with you so you don't have to yell at me. i'm actually on your side. >> wait till he hears way have to say. >> young to old, business retirement, every aspect of our economy this damages. >> i thought the house doesn't matter to the purse? >> it doe

neil: cavuto neil cavuto. i know it does not roll off the tongue like bond, james bond, does it, but who needs single sillsyllable was waspy names to be a spy? i am talking kind of stuff that would make you say woo! down to bullet proof suits and briefcases that companies like fti,force trains institute are selling right now in particular to multinational companies. very interested in keeping their top folks safe. samantha murphy kelly what do you make of this. >> interesting on surface you might think something like this might be silly. but a laptop case that doubles as a protect or could be useful. neil: that works like a blanket. >> overseas in a dangerous region you might use it or a security guard or just protectinginging yourself. you could quickly protect yourself. if you are under cover you don't want to carry around a big armor this more subtle. neil: on briefcase? traditional briefcase makers, i would say we have to come up with something bulletproof? >> even if you think about bullet proof everythin

cavuto alert for you guys.e you didn't here isis al-qaeda, and boko haram are doing joint exercises and you're bitching about bb. really? let's just say israel really did spy on our talks with iran. frankly can you blame them? no scratch that. they are in the neighborhood and kind of have a vested interest in these iran deal and how it turns out. after all, we can har ump about a deal that makes sense to us. israel is in easy missile shot if it does not. that's what's called having skin in the game. save the lectures for the iranians who need them and not the israelis who are doing their damnedest not to get obliterated by them. you went over leaders heads in iran to sell your spiel, so don't get high and mighty when israel goes over yours. they're dead if you screw up, after all. now you can retire after this and make speeches whether you do or do not. all right, columnist extraordinaire, this guy gets it. john. on that and the scandal the administration and the ongoing -- my god, let it go. >> well look. if i

and cavuto, you i am not saving for retirement what i do -- do i do? need as much in transportation or clothing if you are not working full time. you said you like scary movies, i do too. which is your favorite. the exorcist. and alvin. i heard you say you played football as a kid. what position. left bench. i had the cleanest uniform on the team. you keep insisting that hillary clinton will not be the democratic nominee all her poll numbers look formidable to me. just like 2008, we know what happened then. that is what gives me pause. history. tina neil, do you have liberal friends? tina, i am married to one. calvin neil, mayweather versus manny pacquiao -- >> if the fight ever comes off i am getting worried, i am hearing about manny pacquiao having spasm issues, if it does. mayweather. >> and maria in florida years ago while visiting new york, i saw you at a yankees' game with your kids, you seemed so kind decent to all who met and wanted your autograph you were the mirror opposite of what i pictured which is the real you? the guy with the hot dog wh

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. i told you i'd find a way to use that. spring officially kicking in but winter is still kicking. up to 36 million people today covered by winter weather advisories. in pennsylvania they're bracing for up to ten inches of snow. try eight inches in maryland and across the northeast, this very hour it is making for one nasty commute. and we are all over it with rick squared. rick leventhal in the thick of it and rick reithmuth how long we have the to deal with it. we begin with live van thrall in manhattan. >> i'm not a weatherman but i'm sure this is not what spring is supposed to look like or feel like. it's making beautiful pictures in central park the snow is cover the trees and the bushes but it's also starting to affect the roads. i'll show you here, it's not bad, not really collecting on the streets streets of new york city but the storm is affecting several states, making a mess of the rush hour community. dumping an inch an hour in new jersey where a thousand trucks are plowing and salting roads in philadelphia, they

you cavuto are certified card carrying schmuck. -- no doubt about, that and you chuck are the card carryinging poop head no doubt about that. sarah writes you must love the sound of your own voice. you have a habit of letting most idiotic guest go on and on, half the time i think you died. man up, talk up or pack up. neil who did you sleep with to stay on tv so long? wouldn't you like to know? helen in washington, neil is it true what they say about guys with big heads? i have no idea. neil what is wrong with working longer than automatically retiring when you are 65. nothing. there is very good story on this subject, in today's "wall street journal." there should not be an automatic number. attached to something personal. >> you are in the tank consider chris christie because she your neighbor or gauze because he is a big goon? neither, i am not in the tank for anyone. neil you always get the incredible astronauts, i heard say you long been enthralled with space travel, why didn't you become an astronaut. very simple, i could note

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto.k about a house of cards because the fictional president on that fictional netflix show takes a fictional stab at entitlement spending and liberal blogs are going nuts. but even more seriously not when i bring up the ridiculous reaction to this ridiculous totally made-up issue. the huffington post detailing how the school of zero unemployment is impossible and that even if he did get there, inflation would get out of control everywhere. and even cutting entitlements on a fake show with a fake president gets this type of irate response. this is rome in the final days. you can almost guess what happens next. angry liberals jumping on this. this headline on the popular media website. no not obama it goes on to explain that we were rushing to a fake president under the defense. i wasn't watching anyone's defense, but wondering why so many were taking offense over something that wasn't real. and the whole storyline that is totally made-up and didn't matter. i want you to take a look at some

i am neil cavuto. the delta jet is not the only thing that gets off the runway market to bin says nasdaq will start to slip and slide which is a way to save history will repeat itself in nasdaq 2015 will not be that different from 2000. >> if we thought it wasn't stupid to invest in public internet web sites to have no chances of succeeding back then but it is worse today. the filing in to the nasdaq and with the latest to will not be the last. gary says get ready for bad and john the field say that they're just way off base. why are you worried? >> i believe asset bubbles are created by central banks and we see it in a myriad of places. i have to sheets of 230 biotech said have become public with no sales of the last three years of $100 billion of misallocated capital when hundred square feet places in your city $1 billion not to mention that their private equity domain the price is our our friend. it is an accident breeding to happen but i will say the end of the mover of the bubble is good to the up

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto.95,000 jobs weren't really added to the economy last month. over the last few monthses, more than two million jobs were lost. now, i know what you're thinking, old cavuto, propeller head, is climbing back inside his black helicopter to share his latest sinister or government plot, but hear me out. i don't think anyone's plotting and i'm not here to say we're being lied to, just not fully informed. not deliberately. i want to stress, no one is

neil: i and neil cavuto. the daughter boarding last night on this show was meant to scare investors, they had a funny way of showing it. markets raising even after ronald reagan and former budget guy was predicting a huge day of reckoning. within a few of you little anc not over his stockman's assessment of the ticking debt bomb but how he says we got to fix it now. >> we have to have sweeping middle-class entitlement reform, a dramatic cutback in defense. neil: would you raise taxes? >> i would raise taxes in conjunction with doing everything else. neil: you have cut all that out all those people losing social security and getting benefits scaled-back in your saying here is the second surprise. >> i would raise a couple hundred billion dollars of taxes, cut a couple hundred billion dollars out of the big entitlements, cut a couple hundred billion dollars out -- lou: the good thing about having a mont -- i really have seen the kind of reaction to a guest as the e-mails i got from a lot of you. i will be shari

i am neil cavuto. ice this is threatening twitter employs all live to the cal -- co-founder because they are blocking the account he says your virtual war on us will go to a real war on you that terrorist groups applauded on the image sharing site that twitter started the war and we told you from the beginning it is not your war but you didn't to get it and closing our accounts but really is comeback but when the lions come to take your breath you will never come back to life. i think they call this shooting the messenger but it is still very scary because corporate america is the target all the way down to entry-level employees our game. a group that targets social media i hope twitter sticks to its guns. so the former defense undersecretary what you think of this? to make it is incredible threat and they have to respond appropriately but they must not allow these guys to tweet. they cannot bin the business practices these pokes the alliance? they are jerks they need to be disciplined out of the game

neil: welcome i am neil cavuto, who knew google has its own fastpass to the white house? a very fast, fastpass, one that never expires. you should be so lucky with yours at disney. google employees get on a lot of rides at this white house park, 230 since president took office that is about one a week, many of these meetings came as government was wrapping up its antitrust investigation into google. so awkward. i don't know. but i do know they closed that investigation, google agreed to make voluntary changes to its business practices, but you don't need to google the term quid pro quo to know, something doesn't smell right. it is more common to be shut out of the white house than to get so much as a kind word from the white house. it is -- not so bad ride. you don't like any of it? >> i am old enough to remember when google and apple and microsoft, and netflix didn't have lobbying operations. silicon valley said leave us alone, we do our thing, do you your thing. now they have massive lobbies operations in washington, it is basically the google administration. neil: they

welcome to "your world with neil cavuto." the former navy s.e.a.l.aid it is time to cut the chitchat and take them down. that in a moment. first to the pentagon on what if anything came out of today's hearing. jennifer? >> the pentagon cannot confirm the exact location of the troops inside tikrit

i'm neil cavuto. and it is a story of the week that continues to leave all other stories in its wake. a plane crash a suicide pilot a frantic captain. 144 terrified passengers and 5 crew members can you hear screaming on tape knowing the end is near. maybe because we all fly, maybe because of 9/11. maybe because of so many scary sky incidents since. what happens up there grips us all down here. why terrorists are targeting planes and why authorities keep beefing up security measures for those planes. when something like this happen, everybody stops if for no other reason than to consider the random nature of fate. everybody pauses and everybody begins reassessing and examining not only fellow passengers on that plane but now the guys piloting it. that's why this story still grips because oos about a lot more than a crash in the alps. to aviation expert seth kaplan analyst charlie ohka. you say the airline industry is still okay but know that there are these caveats and incidents that happen, but we sh

watch neil cavuto's interview with the creator of palcohol, mark phillips on "cavuto," 8:00 eastern time on fox business network. >>> a lot more to come on this hour, sexual registry for. >>> colleges going bust. a warning for parents as they go off to school. how to know if the university you chose will still be in business a in a few years? let us know what you think. tweet me @gerriwillisfbn. or send a email through our website gerriwillis.com. we'll be right back. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. added to the economy last month. over the last few monthses, more than two million jobs were lost. now, i know what you're thinking, old cavuto, propeller head, is climbing back inside his black helicopter to share his latest sinister or government plot, but hear me out. i don't think anyone's plotting and i'm not here to say we're being lied to, just not fully informed. not deliberately. i want to stress, no one is

john: well, that's neil cavuto's spin. he suggests the internet will be smothered by government.ms to like obama's new plan. here's how nbc explains it. >> think of the internet citizen a congested superhighway taken up by big fat trucks taking up content. the fcc's new rule means those big companies will not be able to pay to dominate the fast lanes they will also prohibit service providers from slowing down internet traffic and blocking access to competitors. john: yes, no blocking no slowing down, it sounds great. i'd be more certain if we were allowed to read the 300-page rule, except they wouldn't allow us to see it. of course, the fcc commissioners are able to read it, and fortunately, one of them joins us now. republican commissioner ajit pai voted existence the new rule. why -- against the new rule. why? >> first and foremost, there is no problem with the internet. the internet isn't broken today, as most of us who rely on it, know. >> secondly, decisions about how the internet works are now going to be made by bureaucrats and politicians uninstead of by engineers and inn

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto.ng fooled. 295,000 jobs weren't really added to the economy last month. over the last few monthses, more than two million jobs were lost. now, i know what you're thinking, old cavuto, propeller head, is climbing back inside his black helicopter to share his latest sinister or government plot, but hear me out. i don't think anyone's plotting and i'm not here to say we're being lied to, just not fully informed. not deliberately. i want to stress, no one is

my uncle anthony cavuto, tony for short. 90 years ago yesterday he came into this world.orning he left it. quietly peacefully, with his family gathered around him and only hours after he reached out to his sole surviving sibling to simply say good-bye. another of the greatest generation leaving this world far too fast. i guess that's what everyone says about time. where did it go? where did all our loved ones go? the people who were so much a part of our lives now just photos we refuse to let go. like this one of my uncle dancing with his daughter, kathy. or singing with his now departed brothers and sole surviving sister. at my own wedding 30 years ago. that's uncle anthony on the far right, the guy in the tux next to him egging him on my dad, singing horribly. all close all fun, all prouktducts of a depression and a world war that defined them. and in his case, the stick-to-itiveness that shaped him. he put himself through college even as he worked full time trying to feed his young family. he did pretty well in life but never acted like it. claimed he was just the luck

cavuto the first place people turn. only on fox business network. ♪ liz: oh, boy.one. investors are going loco for el pollo loco. the stock jumps 12%. burning the short sellers. better than expected earnings. pretty fascinating story. shares at the fresh mexican food chain are up about 20% this year. but they have fallen some 34% over the last six months. remember, they went public back in july. so this beat on both the top and bottom lines. surprised a lot of people. a beat, by the way, that was a healthy beat. is el pollo loco back on track. can it beat chipotle with its crazy chicken mentality? steve sather with us in a fox business exclusive, the ceo. this is a bigger trick, steve. we have the dow down 195 points. you guys are far and away bucking the trend here. right at the start here, we have to ask, i mean, this is a company i'm very familiar with because i'm from the west coast. but what brought you to a beat on both the top and bottom line? >> well, liz, first of all, glad to hear you're a fan and have had the product and enjoy it. liz: oh, yeah. >> we kn

i'm neil cavuto. st. louis county police telling us today they will not stop until they find the gunmen who ambushed two police officers in ferguson, ambushes that are becoming too man. 15 last year, up from five in the prior year. the two professors in ferguson were lucky, these two police officers in brooklyn were not so lucky. they died after deranged gunman seeking racial vengeance shot them dead in the squad car. to ron on get these ambushes to stop. ron, easier said than done. >> very much so, neil. these are -- because they're so far and few in between, yes, last year was one of the highest numbers for police ambushes since 20 years ago. but they are still relatively few. so it's harder to analyze the drivers, what motivates somebody to commit this sort of act. some of that is clear. all of it is not. >> you know what i notice in the night of the ferguson shooting, it was a relatively small group of protesters when the police chief resigned. but in the middle of that, someone shot the cops. how do

i'm neil cavuto. st.they will not stop until they find the gunmen who ambushed two police officers in ferguson, ambushes that are becoming too man. 15 last year, up from five in the prior year.