welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. changing the rules for overtime. and you really don't have to be an hourly worker. craig smith, you also say it could be a recovery killer as well. why? >> well very simply put, neil and by the way, i'm not alone in this consensus, the chamber of the commerce is saying this. the national retail federation is saying it neil. it's very simple. the last time we had this by mr. obama, we got obamacare.

neil cavuto is next. >> welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto. it is the issue taking this presidential race by storm and guess what, it all started right here. >> fix it for the next 50 years we need start working on it now. and progressively raise the retirement age. people that are near retirement, or already in retirement, i don't believe there should be -- >> ten years away? >> something like that. >> if all the other republican candidate want to say they're goes to cut people's social security and cut medicare benefits after they paid in for 50 years of work and i'm the only one on the other side of the stage saying it wind chill dot that i'm happy to be in that short line. >> politically minute. >> mean is believe the[ government ought to honor promises to people. >> gradually increase retirement age, change the rate of increase in benefits so it matches inflation rather than exceeding inflation. both of those for younger workers, people my age. >> men's test benefits. >> no, social security to me, we'll talk about reform but only for thos

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welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. changing the rules for overtime. and you really don't have to be an hourly worker. craig smith, you also say it could be a recovery killer as well. why? >> well very simply put, neil and by the way, i'm not alone in this consensus, the chamber of the commerce is saying this. the national retail federation is saying it neil. it's very simple. the last time we had this by mr. obama, we got obamacare. all of a sudden 40-hour a week workers became part-time workers. this is going to create more part-time work neil. that's going to mean the economy is going to be less robust because they have less money to spend. and if mr. obama says -- i love the head line. barack obama poised to raise wages for millions. nothing could be farther from the trurthsth neil. it's going to cause wages to drop. if mr. obama wants a recovery he needs to shrink and reduce the size of government. think about this neil.aibustfilibuster but this is the truth. the deeper the recession, the more we spring out quickly and at a faster pace. >> it it w

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neil cavuto please take it away. >> thiewng stuart thank you very much. waiting to hear from the president separately keeping an eye on capitol hill and trying again on this trade measure. now they just agreed to the -- the provision on how they're going to go through this. in other words, approving a procedure vote allow a vote on a trade authority bill that would you know the drill by now. probably have memorize it had right now grant the president to go ahead and get trade deals through up or down votes in the house and senate. chad on the latest on that. chad what can you tell us? where does that stand? >> looking right now as you were reading intro there neil they've started road call vote on prevention authority frame qork that passed house of representatives last week. but it was kind of a point coupled to the other bill. trade adjustment assistance that democrats look on its face but they blew this up because they don't like tpa, the vote now.ow. they have votes to pass this last week 28 democrats. 129 republicans about a john boehner just a few m

i'm november cavuto. >> a lot of times we're talking about -- >> i don't think it's sort of. >> disasters. disasters. i do like what they've learned over the last few years. don't say spend. it's invest. >> what we need to do is -- invest. >> no. you're spending and it doesn't solve the problem. >> >>. >> it's either people that don't know how to do their job correctly or -- it's called getting fired if you miss a man carrying a fake explosive device on his body. there was the one undercover guy that got through. he set off one of the detectors. got patted down. they missed the fake explosive device. guess what it happened several years ago. >> more money maybe would have prevented that. >> no. >> >>. >> the problem is they are all liars. >> they spent money on community redevelopment and school and just go to amtrak. you know, they spend a lot of money on amtrak. you whan i'm saying? part of amtrak is very profitable. they don't want to privatize it. they need to spend more money on the tsa. one question is i don't think we should be cutting back. i mean you know this is -- if it only ta

back to more of "cavuto on business." >>> to a big fat greek mess. don't think that can happen here? some say it can and has and will get worse because the debt that comes with it is already getting worse. >> try $847 billion between now and 2025. this is from the cbo. okay. >> this is nuts. here's the thing. premiums have gone through the roof. people need to understand this whole thing is on a sliding scale so people say it doesn't matter because the government's paying my premiums. you don't understand. your neighbor is paying your premiums. people who work and had jobs are paying your premiums. people who might have had a full-time job now working part-time are paying your premium premiums. >> maybe you're just cheep and you don't care. >> this is going to cost more -- i am cheap, but -- >> he is the last person who's cheap, i'll tell you that. >> cost more than medicate in the next ten years. >> one surprise after another. oil subsidies and incentives had gone away, that would have been a big adjustment. >> it would have been crazy. >> everyone

welcome everybody old coast to coast i'm the old cavuto. rick perry make it ten republican candidates officially vying for presidency a half hour way from making it official homing that second time is better than his first run at this. that was then, this is now. it comes on same day that governor jeb bush has indicated he will mac an official announcement of the june 15th meant to be a spoirl in materials of this announcement on part of governor perry say nothing. benevertheless it is something that everyone is watching. we're also keeping one eye on what is going on in the market i normally do not obsess over these things but just to let you know focusing on concerns that the greeks are about to go bust or could. they're taking us right up to the deadline tomorrow. they have a big payment to make that would be essentially over half a billion dollars of euro whatever you want to call it tomorrow is the day to mac it and there's indications that they might not. you add that to the anxiety over the job's report you have a one, two punch here

i'm neil cavuto. that single-handedly has made the election season. and isn't that rich? the donald telling america that it's okay to be rich. even when you're running for the white house. is that the message americans need to hear no matter the size of

i'm neil cavuto. that single-handedly ha made the election season. isn't that rich? the donald telling america it's okay to be rich even when you're running for the white house. is that the message america need to hear? that's why i want you to forget about what you think of the messenger and focus on the content of the message. liberals whining about it. just stuff it. ben stein, megan mcdowell, charleycharl charley gasparino. the very rich charles payne is off today, no doubt piling up more money into his considerable pot. adam also off today, no doubt finding ways to take that money from him. gary i'm not here to express positively or negatively on his campaign but the message is rich and proud of it. what do you think? >> i think the message is about greatness not just the amount of money. the message in this country in recent years is about limitation not potential, it's about welfare and not workfare. and all this talk about if you're poor and middle class it's because others are rich and keeping you down. i love the message and hope he keeps talking about it.

hi everyone back to me neil cavuto and to our panel. all right. ben, you kind of agree with mike huckabee here that hands off social security. leave it alone. >> absolutely. the third rail of american politics for a reason. don't touch it. we've got enough problems as republicans running against a powerfully entrenched virtual endowment like hillary. we've got a lot of great issues national security issues freedom of speech issues. we've got a lot of great issues. let's not touch this 21. leave it alone. it will go away. >> i can see leaving us out of it ben, because we don't want to do anything to rock the boat for us. but for degan, i'm all for it for her generation. go for it. i'm just thinking and i agree with ben, the big picture, that don't scare people but by the same token i know where this train is going. and i think it's an unsustainable route. do you think that huckabee is being a little disingenuous to say there are no problems? >> yes. absolutely. because people paid in to social security and medicare. we understand that. but seniors

i'm neil cavuto. that single-handedly ha made the election season. isn't that rich?ald telling america it's okay to be rich even when you're running for the white house. is that the message america need

here's cavuto. >>> it had to be the blue hair. and you thought the evacuation at the white house was scary, you should see when these two financial titans go at it over who should be the next occupant of the white house, let's just say it gets even scarier. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, just call it when wall street legends let loose. morgan stanley john mac backing hillary clinton. in the other corner home depay backing one chris christie. the venue not the biggest casino right here on cavuto coast to coast. >> with the politics trying to get the nomination. >> so she's just trying to get the nomination? >> well if you are running, you got to win. as well as you read the tea leaves -- >> you don't think she could exercise that if they came president? >> listen i think she's a very smart individual. >> john believes that. i feel bad for john. if john is effectively saying she's saying things she doesn't believe in. very frankly, it's the johns of the world that allow these people to be leaders to get elected to do something

cavuto coast to coast begins now. we are watching, among other things, a big apple development later on. what will they announce out in san francisco today? if you're expecting something big, we are told you might be disappointed. is that in and of itself a bad sign for apple? and maybe technology? we've also got former morgan stanley john mack here exclusively. remember, he was a big supporter of hillary clinton's back in 2007. you know how that went. he then went on to support jon huntsman jr., you know how that went. who is he looking to now, what duds he think of the anti-success -- does he think of the anti-success rants we've heard out of liberal candidates? his thoughts on that. and, of course, all attention on these markets now that are technically underwater for the year. robert proctor, remember him? the elliott wade theorist who now sees major market crisis if not crash coming. now, owing maybe to a sign of the times in that he doesn't carry quite the influence he used to, the markets aren't really tanking

i'm neil cavuto. to the left of the stairs at this very minute at this very second behind closed doors senators are being briefed on that massive breach of our personal information. is this live? i apologize, i misspoke. but to the left of the escalators is where they are headed off for this private meeting. so the meeting was above that it's below that. are you with me here? it's a super secret meeting and only certain few can go to it. i was trying to build up the drama, but apparently to little avail. so how many of us are affected by this and why can't we all descend on the same and same entrance to find out who is hacking us and why? i bet the homeland security secretary is telling leaders that once the meeting commences behind closed doors, in a meeting so secret we cannot get near it but our chad pergum can. in fact i believe chad is in there in a disguise. we'll get an update from him in a minute. first, beau deetle is here. there are millions of records compromise ed compromised and other rep

here's cavuto. >>> it had to be the blue hair.ht the evacuation at the white house was scary, you should see when these two financial titans go at it over who should be the next occupant of the white house, let's just say it gets even scarier. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, just call it when wall street legends let loose. morgan stanley john mac backing hillary clinton. in the other corner home depay backing one chris christie. the venue not the biggest casino right here on cavuto coa

neil cavuto here. we're just getting word from walmart right now, that it is going to be raising starting wages for more than 100,000 department managers and specialists on the heels of rising the minimum pay, hourly wage for workers across all walmart establishment, pretty much in the united states. they want to extend this to mexico and elsewhere, but this would be the first sign of a company that did not only raise the minimum wage but extended it to management as it begins to tick up the ranks, and that is something that a lot of people welcome, but there are others who worry about that, that it could be very difficult for companies to stick to especially other companies that aren't nearly big as walmart. >>> fast food giant on this issue. andy, your issue has been whether carl's jr. if they have the wherewithal to raise wages, they can and will, shouldn't be by government edict, walmart is doing this on its own, seems to think that it can, what do you think of it? >> it's great, that's exactly how

welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto. we're live in greece where thousands of protesters are taking to the streets agency their prime minister is trying to explain his position on all of this. right now a lot of the protesters are chanting, "no" to austerity even as they're cut off from their own cash. they've been spores photoed ryan up at atm machines for a measly 67 bucks a day. worries that what is happening over there could soon be spilling over here in places like puerto rico, also facing a boatload of bills bills and a debt problem that is staggering. we're all over all othe above with greg palkot in athens in the thick of it. charlie gasperino in new york, and garrett teney in chicago and how americans are reacting, and layer glacier on if we'll all be digging deep peer into wallets because of it. we begin with greg. what does look like there how to? >> reporter: right behind me it is rally that has been organized by the government in front have the parliament. it seems to be settling down now. a crowd of 15,000 p

cavuto i think your new zealand accent is dead on.ismiss the notion it's just a green thing. i'll be waiting. i'll be watching. we'll be reporting. >>> that's news you can use. that's what we try to do here 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. all part of a whole new revamped fox business lineup. where there is this view that business has got to be dull it's got to be obsessing with every little ticks in the market. market's big news we're on it. this is a big world. there's a lot of stuff going on. you don't have to be a nerd 24/7. look i'm a nerd. but, you know not all the time [ laughter ] 12:00 to 2:00 4:00 to 5:00 i'm here. i serve. i am. see you. when you're not confident your company's data is secure the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. we monitor network traffic worldwide, so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. >>> hello, america. i'm greg gutfeld, along with kimberly guilfoyle, eric bolling, d

and now neil cavuto, it's yours. neil: were you there for the magna carta? [laughter] stuart: cheap shot. >> no? i was just curious. thank you very, very much, stuart. in the meantime, forget where stocks are today and whether you want to get in and buy, should you be more inclined to buy a house? more data that shows housing is looking the best it's been since 2009. we've seen mortgage applications on a tear, we've seen a lot of people get off the fence in the face of these rising interest rates. so today we're going to look at housing, we're going to look at whether now could be the time to arrest the naysayers and just say maybe, maybe this housing turn around is real. dagen mcdowell's been toll toking this very -- following this very closely. >> home sales on fire last month. sales of previously-owned homes, as you pointed out, represented at the fastest up 5.1% from the month of april, a seasonally-adjusted rate that came in above expectations despite the recent move up in mortgage rates which started climbing earlier this year. last week the rate on a

thank you, neil cavuto. neil: you're quite welcome. will be on with neil cavuto and 1:00 eastern. seinfeld star jason alexander played george finally revealing the real reason his fiancee susan was killed off on the show. guess who is going to comment on that? greg that fell. >> she is gone. what can i tell you? i will get some coffee. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in town the kids are feeling safer while the

i'm neil cavuto. you are watching "cavuto: coast-to-coast." we are on the verge of two crucial votes, if the first one doesn't happen, we might not have two crucial votes that the president wants today, he even took to going personally to capitol hill to twist arms. he only needed to twist 20 democratic arms, he has the republicans with him on the trade deals, not so his own party. blake burman. what's the latest? >> the folks who monitor the halls say the vote could happen between 12:45 to 1:15. the time could be pushed back. the president was here earlier this morning. one democratic lawmaker told me that democrats only got the heads-up at about 8:45 this morning that the president would be coming over. that lawmaker told me when the president spoke to members of his caucus he spoke about 45 minutes and did not take any questions. that lawmaker says the president laid out his case and was very courteous about it but told lawmakers why he feels they should advance the trade deal. still afterwards, it was a mixed bag among democrats. take a li

more "cavuto: coast to coast" coming up.of the most amazing things we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best they can be. building something better for all of us. neil: i want you to think about this one. this would be like our obesity campaign in country going wrong and they say it is time to call up cavuto. i'm saying it would be an odd move but government now, after all these hack attacks saying it is time to bring in the irs? kind of along the same weird moves. gerri willis on that. what the heck is going on here? >> it is not just weird, it is ridiculous, neil. listen to this. mark warner, the senate democrat, begging the irs to get involved with the hacking that hit opm, office of personnel management. this massive attack that would embarass edward snowden. here is what warner said to the irs co

built for business. >> welcome back everybody you're watching "cavuto" coast to coast. no idea doing this ad two hour show would be so much work, i was just at the foot of my career where i wanted to mail it in and you know not an option but i'm glad to be doing this here. as you know this is part of this week of fox network news entire new program lineup and what we're all about. and this is what we are, in this show two hours unscripted live. breaking news happens we're on it we don't respond to it but on it. if it is important to you like looking at 31 points who really cares? it is big. man, oh man i do care, for those of you who follow every tick and nuance, i learn from one of the smartest guys i know who is joins me too. jared that you don't go nuts every day, every hour every tick when it matters i step back and focus on it. but in the meenl time for those of you into it look at the bottom and what is going on at the bottom of the screen all there oil prices all there. when it is being we're on it. when it is not we're not. big picture, breaking news, stuff that

now here is neil cavuto.at discussion it was a discussion you had about affordable housing and administration now putting republicans on the defense about diversifying wealthy neighborhoods i've been watching coverage elsewhere. it is like republicans have to worry because if they oppose this they sound racist or they're not trying to have various elements in their neighborhood and i'm thinking to myself everybody thank god, finally finally we're going to get racial equality in the hamptons, and beverly hills. you know, the score you know what they're up to and talking about. incentive on part of the administration to and i quote to build affordable housing in areas a push to break down barriers to access opportunity. so if you're in all rich

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. changing the rules for overtime.t have to be an hourly worker. craig smith, you also say it could be a recovery killer as well. why? >> well very simply

now "your world" with neil cavuto. >> and the buildup is on. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto. waiting to hear from jeb bush who hopes to become the third bush who makes his way to the white house. his dad is not there his brother is not there but his mom is there and we're told he just talked to to his dad on the phone. this is jeb bush distinguishing himself from this family and other candidates. chance are he will have about $100 million to run this race at this stage of the game. $100 million. by comparison, mitt romney, four years ago at this very stage of the game, had $20 million and that was an eye-popping amount then. that was then. this is now. money is the great elixir, and we're told that hillary clinton has a similar war chest to go. so money will matter. the pressure right now is on front-running candidate many argue, has to share the wealth with other candidates. they're ready for the introduction of jeb bush, we're ready -- this is his time, the third bush to make a run for the white house here. keep in hind there is bush on a ticket -- since 1980 six time. >> p

on the show "cavuto: coast to coast" and he said nothing senator paul does will derail from the customer. >> the companies will gather it anyway. they did is it before this program started. they're going to do it after this program ends if it ends some time in the future because they need these records for their own business purposes. >> what is not just blame government here. nation first director of national intelligence, and five time ambassador john joins us now. welcome ambassador thank you so much for being here. >> let's leave the argument over if government or businesses are diagnostic anything wrong. big question is right off the bat is our nation less safe without the patriot act that lacked overnight? >> i think we are, if it is just a few days who can -- you know who knows. but if it is suspended for a prolonged period of time, i think that would not be good for our national security. >> are we naked, unprotected did the terrorist watch c-span overnights or fox business and say okay now is our chance -- >> no. no, not completely. we're not completely naked by any means, and i

but energy ceo robert murray spoke out against pope's statements on "cavuto: coast to coast" yesterday. here is what he said. >> this spoke to go out on a speculative subject such as global warming, he is condemning many more of these billions of people to energy poverty. they want one light bulb. this global warming isn't even happening. sandra: some strong sentiments there. maria said the government's regulations have already caused the company to lay off almost 3,000 workers. >>> some good news for consumers at checkout counter. lawyer rin what is going on there. >> let's go shopping. you might want to whip out the mastercard or visa card next time you hit up a store. here's why. a judge ruling next month stores can offer discounts to customers paying with visa or mastercard. they can display a sign in the store showing which sign they prefer. this is why. a court said american express's year's long provision from prohibiting stores favoring cheaper rivals is anti-competitive. since stores can steer you toward a cheaper card you can get a better deal if they lower prices as a result

welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto and this is why you need to watch fox business.dule has been completely revamped. because as this nsa showdown goes down, we had general david petraeus saying this. >> do you that that sticks in people's craw, the collection offing me da dat -- mega tata was too much. >> it's corning to a number of individuals. if one understands the process through which the

neil cavuto and the cost of freedom will air at a special time today beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >>> meanwhile, a somber day in delaware and across the nation as the funeral of beau biden is set to begin in delaware. the 46-year-old son of the vice president died one week ago after a two-year battle with brain cancer. doug mckelway is standing by in the family's hometown of wilmington where people are beginning to arrive for services. doug? >> reporter: hi, elizabeth. we've just gotten word that the president and first family have arrived at the delaware air national guard air base here outside of wilmington and should be arriving at the church momentarily where people are already being seated in the pews inside the church. it is difficult to imagine the totality of the grief that the biden family must be dealing with. a family that has known such tremendous pain. but the state of delaware, as the wilmington news journal reported this morning, is dog its best to lift them up. this is a state and a community which has quite literally watch beau biden grow up. after the ca

welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto and this is why you need to watch fox business. now that the schedule has been completely revamped. because as this nsa showdown goes down, we had general david petraeus saying this. >> do you that that sticks in people's craw, the collection offing me da dat -- mega tata was too much. >> it's corning to a number of individuals. if one understands the process through which the organizations have to go to get access to that i think they'd have confidence in it. >> he is not the only one concerned. former head of the nsa michael hayden, appearing with me. >> rand paul is saying that essentially you're being an alarmist. are you? >> well, look, the threat of terrorism is real. even i am not saying that this program is a silver bullet. why take a chance with the safety 0 of our our -- our people for a program about which there has never been hint of abuse and about which folks like me who use it say it's useful and valuable for keeping the done disafe. >> talk about my new show, coast to coast on fox business, or roast to roast because

now "your world" with neil cavuto. >> and the buildup is on. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto.m jeb bush who hopes to become the third bush who makes his way to the white house. his dad is not there his brother is not there but his mom is there and we're told he just talked to to his dad on the phone. this is jeb bush distinguishing himself from this family and other candidates. chance are he will have about $100 million to run this race at this stage of the game. $100 million. by comparison, mitt romney, four years ago at this very stage of the game, had $20 million and that was an eye-popping amount then. that was then. this is now.

. >>> good afternoon, i'm neil cavuto from sunny orlando, it's sunny, but 59% humidity, and the former governor bush says it's okay. he's used to it. frankly, governor -- >> i resemble that remark. >> i bet you do. nice to see you. >> you too. >> what a great pow wow, economic issues money issues talked to competitors there who want a slice of the republican nomination. are you still keen on running for president? >> well i've got a decision i'm going to make in relatively short order. if i go for it i'm not the last guy in. >> no. there's about 20 before you. >> i spent -- well certainly not the first in but i won't be the last in either. >> what -- >> i don't know. not much. i'm excited about the prospect, but i just wantsed to go through this in an orderly fashion. >> now, part of the theme today in orlando, for those who don't know or have been following all day, it's all about the economy. >> realm >> yep. >> you talk about getting businesses going, get government out of the way, big picture stuff. >> yeah. >> what would you do specifically that you did as governor where you argue

neil cavuto is next. >> welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto. taking this presidential race by storm and guess what, it all started right here. >> fix it for the next 50 years we need start working on it now. and progressively raise the retirement age. people that are near retirement, or already in retirement, i don't believe there should be -- >> ten years away? >> something like that. >> if all the other republican candidate want to say they're goes to cut people's social security and cut medicare benefits after they paid in for 50 years of work and i'm the only one on the other side of the stage saying it wind chill dot that i'm happy to be in that short line. >> politically minute. >> mean is believe the[ government ought to honor

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i'm neil cavuto on an historic day. fox on top of a supremely good day for one barack obama and the signature legislation that has defined his presidency. so drop the paddles. the affordability healthcare act is alive and ill well and anything healthcare stock related is hotter than hot. today we dig into the fast and furious healthcare fallout with rick santorum, who still hopes to repeal it. democrat who says just get over it. ben stein on what has become of the supreme court that decided it. north dakota governor mike pence on how states have to deal with. and first up, republican senator on what he says he notice done fighting it. what do you do? >> well, neil, first of all thank you for having me. the rule of law lost. what the supreme court said is they want to give the congress an a for effort you. can just pass talking points and don't have to have coherent legislation. but it's bigger than obamacare. on obamacare one of the things that is going to happen, a tiny bit of silver lining, voters will get the nationa

let's listen to what paul volcker told neil cavuto. he is a giant.et's listen and then comment. >> at some point rates have to go up, it's inevitable. everybody said that, if we have a good operating economy, you don't operate the economy in june. >> you would be right, exactly. this fed does not understand that the economy is self-healing. it thinks that you can't get better without the fed keeping interest rates low. nothing could be more wrong. we're in a vicious cycle. banks won't lend until interest rates go up, the economy can't get stronger until the banks lend and the banks won't lend if interest rates are up. the fed has to break the cycle and raise interest rates. we have a redistributionist monetary policy going on to complement the fiscal policy, keep interest rates low for the borrowers, yes, it hurts the wealthy americans with money to lend. everything i've seen out of the entire administration for seven years says it's going to be a one-way ticket downward on interest rates. there's no increase in interest rates. i find it very hard to

he said so, charlie did on "cavuto"'s show. that is what is happening.e after-hours, aig is closing up just a tick but it hasn't really affected the value of the stock. we hope to get charlie to come in to talk about this. melissa: i'm sure he is running on his way to the camera. david: probably working out in the gym. he is wiping the sweat off his brow. melissa: true story. david: wall street is gearing up for the fed. it is expected to leave interest rates unchanged but they are meeting right now. chair janet yellen will answer questions which you can bet will include whether a rate hike is coming or some other time this year. here with what to watch for here, jonathan hoenig, capitalist pig hedge fund. also a fox news contributor. jonathan, you know one suspicion that you get in following the fed over these past couple years, they are afraid of the stock market reaction to whatever they are going to do. that is not the way the fed should operate, is it? >> you know, david, you hate to say it but this time it is different. you've never-before-seen in