cavuto: all right. contrary to prior announcements if we could take a look again at the stock. it has been down in the five days prior and the 30 days prior to a big announcement. that is most unusual, that has never happened with app and events and well telegraphed events going back to steve jobs and this isn't all's fault. it can't control a worldwide market down draft. i'm just saying it's a lot different going into an apple announcement more like innovative or evolutionary products, the new revolutionary products, be that as it may, this stock is well off its gains of earlier this morning, as is the entire market. and i also want you to know that ten-year note interest rate has just hit about six-week highs. i only say that because growing concern that the federal reserve is still very likely inclined, maybe next week at this time to position itself for a hike in interest rates, if not this month, certainly the next couple of months. and the big thing for these guys in case of good news being bad ne

cavuto at 12:00. >> nicole: don't miss it. they had a 90-minute meeting. before their meeting putin defended syrian president assad in his address to the united nations. it's a big mistake to refuse to cooperate with the syrian government. it cannot include assad. >> assad and allies can't pasify a majority that's been brut liezed by weapons and bombing. but realism requires transition away from assad and to a new leader. >> nicole: see, they have very different views. he will have meeting with castro. >> lauren: jeb bush prepared to unveil policy. florida governor wants to end the ban on u.s. oil exports and increase plants. creating new manufacturing sector and fueling economic growth. governor bush announce the details in pennsylvania this morning. >> nicole: approval on a spending bill that would prevent a government shutdown this when the chamber and would fund the government at current levels through december 11. they want to see planned parenthood stripped from that major. >> they should not get taxpayer's money. you have going to see a select money

cavuto: .o: that was amazing how he got that and mitch mcconnell let it happen. >> and here we have a situation at least to some polls a lot of the americans are against the deal, a market majority of the senate, a majority of the house, and it goes through. a lot of the senators voting they're voting for the deal because they've been persuaded by the president, that rejecting it would be worse than accepting it. neil: by the kerry arguments, john kerry that the alternatives work? >> i don't think so. i think that this makes war in my view somewhat more likely because the sanctions are really dead, they're off the table, particularly with khomeini saying if you suspend the sanctions, we're out of deal. the sanctions are over. i think the president is take the military option realistically off the table. certainly the iranians believe that. neil: john kasich said he supports this. that was newsstand, he was telling me the military option was there and he supported this because if the iranians vi

neil cavuto is back! >> you're just upset because you walk into mcdonald's and say i'll have some porridge, please. [ laughter ] >> i'll have some more. neil: it's not happening, thank you for all your subing in my absence, my friend. very good to see you, i want to thank a lot of people here including connell and dagen and david asman and charles payne all doing great work in my absence. you're welcome, america, i return and the stock market is up. [ laughter ] >> really. i did notice when i left, when i was last here, i left asman and dagen with a market at 17,477. >> it's our fault? >> about 1300 points lower since. way to go guys. connell mcshane has a lot to do with that and the triple digit movement. you've seen this, right, connell? >> what day did i host neil cavuto? only the green days for me. neil: i got notes, connell, put him on the big board, as far away from the studio as possible. >> neil, as you can see, i'm right in the middle of the action, i don't know what you're talking about. neil: y

neil cavuto, senior vice president of business news, anchor of "cavuto: coast to coast" on fox businessetwork and anchor of "your world" on fnc. his business card is page 1/2 long. >> i like it that way. bill: reduces tax brackets, seven to four. on screen for our viewers. lowers taxes on businesses to 15%. taxes for individual less than $25,000 a year. married couple, below $50,000 a year. do you like it. >> i like some parts. i don't want to sound like ebenezer scrooge, under his plan, 75 million households will not pay any federal income taxes. they shouldn't necessarily pay top rate or 25 or what it is close to 40%. everyone should pay something, could be as little as one, two, 3%. everyone should have skin in the game. when someone treats you to dinner, bill, if you're not paying for it, if you're me you order three appetizers. anyone know they have skin in the game they will focus on game. bill: rush limbaugh, on the point, if you're to the paying tax what is is the incentive to work harder or make money. >> he raise as interesting point. we have entitlement issues, we all have a

he was on your world with neil cavuto yesterday. >> the reason i invited donald trump is because when donald trump shows a peak rings shows a deeper insight army of television cameras. the mainstream media will show what you think there is no more important issue facing the country right now in stopping iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. nicole: pep rally is scheduled for next wednesday at the capitol. lauren: president obama secured enough votes to protect his family until congress. democratic senator barbara mikulski giving the president 34 votes required to sustain his promised veto should congress pass a disapproval resolution. grandpa last night on how he thinks he can the president boasting a day. >> it is more party loyalty than anything else. he's got the people that will vote with the president regardless of the fact. nicole: china holding a massive military break to come over a big three over japan in world war ii 70 years ago. satisfy the markets are closed. chinese president chichi and paying with a thousand troops and 2.3 member army. five chinese navy ships were sailin

i'm neil cavuto. think about it. we've got an iran nuke deal going through as opponents in congress really can't find a way to stop it. soon we'll have a palestinian flag going up after the u.n. as it. ben stein has had enough of it. we've got charlie gasparino. adam lashinsky is making last-minute changes to his fantasy football team, that or burning an american flag. i don't know which. but he's busy. ben, the iran thing goes through. good day for the palestinians at the u.n. i could go on and on. but those are two of the headlines. what do you make of it? >> i'm mystified, neil. why did mr. obama want this deal so badly? gives the iranians sooner or later a nuclear bomb. gives them a great deal of money. gives them ballistic missiles. takes our pressure of sanctions off them. why did mr. obama want this deal so badly? what is the imperative for him to get this deal except some kind of deep-seated psychological identification with the iranians, some kind of deep-seated hostility to israel? i don't understand the mo

i'm neil cavuto. think about it. we've got an iran nuke deal going through as opponents in congress really can't find a way to stop it. soon we'll have a palestinian flag going up after the u.n. as it. ben stein has had enough of it. we've got charlie gasparino. adam lashinsky is making last-minute changes to his fantasy football team, that or burning an american flag. i don't know which. but he's busy. ben, thera

like cavuto without cavuto. is not hiking rates by the end of the year when it is telegraphed it would. >> i told you i have no clue earlier in the show. >> i thought maybe you would have done more studying but i guess not. >> market pops. >> i think it means that fed is worried about a recession in 2016. >> yeah, that's true. >> that's all of the time that we have with. >> i'm the terminator. [laughter] >> my god. . . neil: all right. you know we took in as of last month, through last month, 2.8 trillion bucks in taxes. got a few months to go. that works out to about $19,000 per person. that alone, remember we have a few months to go. we can't fund our government on just that money. apparently not. that is the kind of thing that scares david stockman because our debt is so out of control, he wants us to consider raising taxes, and cutting spending. you think that is the magic elixer? a lot have been emailing you don't think so. nevertheless he says, that is part and parcel why we have these problems. we're taki

picture a cavuto family reunion with weapons. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "coast to coast." donald trump free at throwing bashes, the -- barbs, the barbs are coming back. look at poll before tomorrow's big presidential debate. "the donald," outside after competitive fight with a neurosurgeon is running away with it. those asterisks in the campaign who are fed up finally ready to respond. we've seen them doing so to rather tentative degree. expected to get hot and heated tomorrow. charlie gasparino, melissa francis, alexis levinson on what's at stake. gas, what you were saying during the break, the others have no choice but to respond. >> you know scott walker es camp denied it. rubio's camp denied it. jeb bush denied it, about a month ago when i reported that they were boeing to do attack ads. they would funnel attack ads through the pacs. you're starting to see that now. jeb bush has an attack ad. starting to ramp up rhetoric against trump. there is interesting thing about donald, in new hampshire there are private polling that is being done a lot of people think he is behi

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. let's go to big board. the fed made addition. no change in interest rates. >> thank you, harris. neil cavuto here, you're watching "your world" and the federal reserve decided not move ahead and hike interest rates. i want to show you something that is remarkable. youer see the down down 64 points. what if told you initially after that decision we were as high as almost up 200 points. we have had that kind of a swing year as people try to digest on wall street the meaning of the move. here's what we can tell you've about the move. bases on the idea that there's so much craziness going on in the world now was not the time intervene, and my colleague had the best spin, saying life happens. life got in the way of what was almost a sure bet for the federal reserve to set the stage for a higher interest rates. that life was europe falling out of bed. that life was the refugee problem. the life was china. that life was growing concerns about the global economy itself. slowing, even stopping, and that stopped the federal reserve. the fl

liz: messier cavuto. >> i heard about him! >> charlie, thank you, exorcise cavuto.he power of reagan, cavuto. liz: don't bother lincoln chafee, he's in the green room. we're excited he is here. >> he used to be republican. liz: yep, we're going to talk to him. closing bell 30 minutes away, tivo pioneered the digital recording industry, dvr, they were the first. they have a new product that promises to give the finger to commercials. ceo tom rogers joining us live with the actual box, which no other business network has showed you yet in person, live, touchable. >>> and hillary clinton, the front-runner for the democratic nomination but losing some ground, so the aforementioned former rhode island governor lincoln chafee is walking into tell us why clinton may be vulnerable, but guess what? he believes that way about a lot of republicans, too. joining us in a fox business exclusive. who is this underdog? we're going to find out. more on "countdown" coming up. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance com

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speaking on "cavuto coast-to-coast," one of trump's sons, eric, not surprise his father is leaving in i know the man he is. i sit across the table. he's a special, special person and everything he's ever done in life he went back. cheryl: fox business will carry remarks at the rally. be sure to stay tuned for that. nicole: i saw him last week saying he wants to make sure trump comes along because he brings all the video cameras so they will get plenty of coverage for that. jeb bush unveiling details of the sweeping tax code in today's op-ed. but republican presidential hopeful calling for lower taxes on individuals and corporations while limiting deductions for businesses and the wealth he as well as-7 tax brackets into three admiring the highest tax bracket. you should. on the live premiere last night. >> your mom said maybe we shouldn't have another bush or clinton. coloradans say mom, you are embarrassing me. >> yeah, i did. >> drop me off a block from the white house. i'll walk from here. cheryl: back tonight. nicole: former florida governor not failing to mention his nickname, vi

neil cavuto has an amazing lineup. take it away. the corner of wall and broad to kick off the labor day fall phenomenon. september a problematic month and we are very much under water for the month, but buyers trying to make a goal. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and this is "coast-to-coast." keeping you abreast not only of the surge in stocks but what is propelling it. we're getting news on the wires that warren buffett is a big believer in ibm and buying more shares. liz claman will be speaking with mr. buffett very shortly, she's going to be handicapping all of that later on in this broadcast. >>> we're also getting word out of the likes of leon who says the bull market is not over. so all the commentary to the contrary is ju

look who's here in for neil cavuto. our friend. >> hey, guys, new months but same old wild market, i'm charles payne, neil is back tomorrow, maybe he'll bring the markets with him. the dow is down 300 points and the market in volatility overdrive. these are the major swings, off, all the major indices down 1%. the dow jones industrial average down, the blue chips off 2%. selling frenzy. market pro jim lecamp says the fed is the one we should be worried about and they're a bigger thorn in our side, jim, state your case, buddy. >> look, the federal reserve board needs to have two more mandates, they have the inflation and unemployment mandate. do no harm and be aware of the unintended consequences of your actions and failed on both counts. the fed is way too involved with the markets. they needed to do qe 1, probably necessary. qe2 probably unnecessary. qe3, probably unnecessary and qe infinity probably unnecessary. they didn't have to buy $3 billion worth of treasuries for that to happen, it was going to happen anyway. a

stuart: kneel cavuto is. and, neil, i was trying hard to get pamela to pitch to your show but i'm afraid we just ran out of time. >> you are shameless. even more than promoting queen elizabeth and then you had to end with pam anderson, but i'll get you on monday varney. [laughter] >> all right. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. and speaking of things that sometimes might be politically incorrect, donald trump not taking sides here but is it me or every time he says something does he keep going up, up, up in the polls? this one shocked me, though. we're getting word right now that he is gaining right now with republican female voters. look at that. now, i don't know how much of this was time post the rolling stone interview and the disparaging comments certain reference to carly fiorina. but look at this. he is gaining with women. 33% support now versus 20% a month ago. this is an intriguing development here, folks, because the female vote that mitt romney lost by 10 points that virtual assured barack obama'

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. let's go to big board. the fed made addition.interest rates. >> thank you, harris. neil cavuto here, you're watching "your world" and the federal reserve decided not move ahead and hike interest rates. i want to show you something that is remarkable. youer see the down down 64 points. what if told you initially after that decision we were as high as almost up 200 points. we have had that kind of a swing year as people try to digest on wall street the meaning of the move. here's what we can tell you've about the move. bases on the idea that there's so much craziness going on in the world now was not the time intervene, and my colleague had

also joining my colleagues, neil cavuto coca stuart varney.30 after the at that press conference. you don't want to miss that. i could have been printing a knack for joining us. coming up, carly fiorina standing strong. her comments that may have stolen the debate. that is next. we will ask republican congressmen darrell issa which candidate he supported. that is coming next. ♪ [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ maria: welcome back. violence erupting on the hungary serbian border. one silicon valley giant is stepping up efforts to ease the migrant crisis in europe. cheryl casone what the story. >> that is right. it is google you're talking about. donated by than $1 million in aid to ease the crisis. also pledging to raise 11 million

neil cavuto has an amazing lineup. take it away. neil: you see a rally at the corner of wall and broad to kick off the labor day fall phenomenon. september a problematic month and we are very much under water for the month, but buyers trying to make a goal. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and this is "coast-to-coast." keeping you abreast not only of the surge in stocks but what is propelling it. we're getting news on the wires that warren buffett is a big believer in ibm and buying more shares. liz claman will be speaking with mr. buffett very shortly, she's going to be handicapping all of that later on in this broadcast. >>> we're also getting word out of the likes of leon who says the bull market is not over. so all the commentary to the contrary is just wrong. anyway, those are two big heavyweights saying now is the time to buy. you add in deals in the energy sector, in the pharmaceutical arena, in the retail arena, adding up to 15 billion dollars just today, and another 15 billion dollars in stock buybacks. we'll get to the

waiting for is neil cavuto who's going to play, in full, the carl icahn interview which has a great deal of rev lance relevance in this day and age. neil: another drinking show, wasn't it? [laughter] thank you, my friend. it's always a pleasure. all right, well, stuart's been updating you on what have been very contentious planned parenthood meetings on capitol hill. to carl icahn, this is an example of what is called a waste of time. it does get around to talking about how washington doesn't seem to respond to a lot of situations that need quick responding to or any kind of response. so i just wonder how in the context of what you laid out whether a government shutdown of any sort for any reason at anytime, does more harm than good. >> yeah. look, i personally don't think there'll be a shutdown, but that's my opinion. but what really makes no sense what's really taking a great risk is this refusing to pass legislation that everybody thinks you should to repatriate the funds over there that these companies have have. and i'll tell you that it's ridiculous not to take two trillion back in

neil cavuto is on deck. have a great afternoon. >> i am neil cavuto.left of your scene we have a senate vote going on and there's -- cloture vote that would get to yea or nay but they don't have to the votes to do that so we don't get a vote on the iranian deal. in the house, they're about to take up a measure that would reset the clock. well talk to the congressman behind the offering saying we didn't know about the side deals, sidecar agreements that involvedded secret deals with the iaea to get the deal and we

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but well before that neil cavuto, stuart varney, lou dobbs, maria bartiromo, charlie gasparino, we're all there. thank you very much. fiat chrysler and the uaw singing kumbaya avoiding another potential strike in detroit. jeff flock with the very latest. >>> and donald trump taking on foreign policy and veteran affairs aboard the u.s.s. aiya in california, but can trump or any businessman or woman run our country better than a governor who must balance the budget? we've got two of them, former nebraska governor dave heineman and former new york governor dave paterson joining me exclusively next, stay tuned. ♪ [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. our passion to make it real. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it

i am neil cavuto with the fox business network, more coming up. first, here is tonight's new york minute. note the union square green market turned into a kitchen today as the chef turns fresh the farm prohe cause in traditional dish. >> it could go in all directions. >> the site there there. >> it is made with carrots. potatoes. they are a constant. 3:00 you add spices, honey or maple sir rep, pineapple juice, orange juice, cinnamon. good donation prosecution collected to the soup kitchen met work. a twist on the clinic today. kids were join bid the gymnast and the boxer and the new york ranger's captain t. the message blaming more than one-fourth is good for kids. >> refreshing as a young kid and being able to put the baseball bat away and get the hockey ger out when winter comes around. >> that is your new york minute. >> all right. looking to stay on top of the weather check out the fox n weather app that features forecastance storm alert and updated radar. downlod the app. s free to search fox 5ny weather in the itunes store or play. this fal

. >> i heard god bless cavuto, too. >> he is such a knucklehead. we joke and make light but i did it for the reason when we cover pontiffs, whether you like him or not, catholic or not, christian or not, whether as the pope said, when he was on the capital balcony, if you don't want to pray for me, just give me good wishes. all that is part of the coverage of the pontiff. and get everything in. because i tell you, he is trying to get under everyone's skip, which is what popes should do, be what jesus would do, get under everyone's skin. as we wait for him to leave washington to get to the big apple, and he has a very busy schedule here. he'll be visiting ground zero, and we have gary, and then charles payne, the host of "making money," shameless capitalist, the very folks the pope warned about but they snuck in here. it's interesting, contrary to popular belief i don't think this pontiff hates capitalism. he hates those who abuse the system. charles, am i delicately reading that right? >> i think you're reading right. there's a massive organization

. >>> 14 minutes and counting to cavuto's.of the top computer proefs say they're ready and willing to become hackers for hire. it wouldn't take a lot of money to convince them to do that according to a new survey from a cyber security corporation. it shows a third of information technology managers said they'd become hackers. a full third for less than 2,000 bucks. the fox business network's joe lynn kent is here. tell us about this survey. >> they asked what else would you do? what would you hack if you could get away with it? >> the white house to be expected. apple. facebook. but then walmart and papa john's pizza. what would you do if you could hack into that? >> probably abomad about the pen commercials. >> or the garlic sauce. >> delicious indeepd. if you also look at what's happening in the uk, about 14% of the i.t. managers there say they would hack into the -- they would turn into a hacker. it's a little bit less than in the uk across the pond. that's food for thought as well. >> pizza, pizza. >> that's the wrong one.

cavuto on business in just about 20 minutes from now. what have you got? >> we just saw carly fiorina take on these guys. now can she get the money guys. and while hungary is putting up fences to keep the refugees out, are we about to take 65,000 more of them in? >> can't wait. but up here first, forget going after made in china. the donald know going after u.s. >>> i called the head of ford or whatever company, i say congratulations, i understand you're building a massive plant in mexico and you're taking a lot of jobs away from us in mitch achigan and other places. i don't like that. so what i'd say is the following. i don't want you do that. and if do you it, you're not going to have any cars coming across the border unless you pay 3 35% tax. >> donald trump putting companies on notice if he becomes president telling them if you move manufacturing down to mexico, get ready to pay up. jonas, you say the donald has it right? >> sounds like bernie sanders and looks like it would start a trade war, nafta violation. however, it's not a free market if you mov

cavuto will have explaining coming up. >> welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto.rld and a world of hurt for anyone interested in buying stocks and thinking they can make money. today not the case. china has a lot to do with that and concerns its factory sector is slowing downful with china we don't know what is up because we can't trust the numbers we're getting from there. suffice to say this was a day that had a lot of folks wondering what the heck is going on, barely holding above the 16,000 level. they really were not buying stocks today. that we know. but we already saw just for today, which is fascinating, some high-flying names like yahoo!, down more than 5.5%. a single day loss. fit bit down close to 5%. so then you're probably a

cavuto will have explaining coming up. >> welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. you're looking at your world and a world of hurt for anyone interested in buying stocks and thinking they can make money. today not the case. china has a lot to do with that and concerns its factory sector is slowing downful with china we don't know what is up because we can't trust the numbers we're getting from there. suffice to say this was a day that had a lot of folks wondering what the heck is going on, barely holding above the 16,000 level. they really were not buying stocks today. that we know. but we already saw just for today, which is fascinating, some high-flying names like yahoo!, down more than 5.5%. a single day loss. fit bit down close to 5%. so then you're probably asking yourself, well, where was the money going? i will tell you this much. it what not going into oil. if you're concerned about a slowdown in the global economy and with china's eruptions, no surprise that oil would keep slipslidingaway. the caveat is that might be good for you at the pump about for now

neil cavuto, it is yours. >> thank you, stuart, and the dow has any dreams to finish this quarter, it would have to pile on about 1,500 points. it is trying but not going to pile 1,500 points. still looking it he worst quarter, the worst quarter in that of four years. growing indications that at least we can take some soli sole solis we are not alone. >> we have plenty of time. dugout has been getting hammered. there it is 16,200 for the quarter and there's no sugar coating how bad it's been. so then we have to get onto who are we going to blame for this? we're not going to take the blame ourselves of course, let's blame the chinese. it's simple to do that and how many times do we get to work this and we are the say stocks are down because of china. this is the shanghai composite over the three months, falling off a cliff, the devaluation of the currency, the concerns about the economy, global economic growth in general, it has had it rough. now, if we break it off by sector, one of the interesting storks look at here is biotech. the hillary clinton tweet, we've talked so many times a

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i'm neil cavuto, you're watching "coast-to-coast" on fbn.y buddy and colleague liz claman is reporting, one of the reasons the dow might be up to the degree it is, the federal reserve meeting is take place, a two-day powwow to decide the course of interest rates. there is a distinct possibility of a rate hike that is looking more and more likely, it might not be a quarter point, it might be less. that would not be unprecedented. it's happened very, very rarely but to set the tone and the ease it is breaking in, period. obviously liz will have a lot more from the floor of the new york stock exchange, but the growing expectation was for a rate hike. this go around. and many thought it would wait until december. tomorrow officially we will know when we officially cover it on the show. getting the best and brightest to weigh in, including liz. for the president, this market run-up has nothing to do with the fed and everything to do with him, he has taken objections to people questioning the recovery and strength by tweeting out all sorts of stuf

neil cavuto it is yours. >> that's it? neil cavuto it is yours? >> what would you like?e's neil! [laughter] >> there you go so desperate for attention. all right thank you, stuart we're looking at -- a market that is going to be fixated on federal reserve. take a peek at stocks they're concerned that this is the week that hikes rates or doesn't hike rates. in other words no matter what the fed does, market is beginning to interpret is negatively. i want you to take a look at a 30-year treasury bond on the 10-year treasury point. 30, very little movement. yield now 10 years around 2.18

stuart: the full interview coming up at 12:00 noon with neil cavuto.ill be 12:00 noon today, the full interview where carl icahn sees danger ahead and is looking for a sell-off. then we have photos posted to facebook and twitter allegedly from the suns of the escaped mexican drug kingpin joaquin bluesman giving us an inside look at the wealth of these drug cartel guys have amassed. what have they got? ashley: money stacked on a coffee table, a series on netflix, very much taunting of the authorities. this is 32-year-old alfredo car keys, and the baby line in the background. it was holding stocks of cash as well, more cash, a little insight into the world's, thanks to the selling of narcotics and a basement garage full of all of these vehicles. stuart: they are taunting the mexicans. ashley: this was posted on facebook and twitter, they haven't verified it but look like it. stuart: extraordinary. up next the new poll shows joe biden has an edge over republicans if he decides to run, hillary clinton does not. ed klein has a new book called unlikable abou

world we live in, whether cavuto rally or anything else. teddy weisberg on the floor. back to you guys. david: connell, if you're able to have a drink with teddy after all this craziness, having a great day. just having a drink with teddy is having a good day. teddy, thank you very much. gerri. gerri: could there be a cover-up at the state department? new details from a whistle-blower that could deal a big blow to hillary clinton and her campaign. >>> and drones coming in handy for all sorts of hobbies like, fishing? very exciting. you will want to see this stay with us. ♪ through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? . . gerri: massive manhunt for suspects in the fatal shooting of a an illinois police officer is growing. offic

you can catch neil cavuto x interview with carl icahn on "cavuto coast to coast," it kicks off at 12:l cavuto and carl icahn. recent graduates facing triple digit loans, the debt crisis, 2016 candidates prepared to tackle major issues. back in a moment. maria: student loan debt a major concern for american the number of students graduating with $100,000 in debt is increasing at an alarming rate. what role will this issue played in the elections, the founder and ceo, not good to see you, thank you for joining us. we know this is a huge problem because this is increasing and decreasing every ear. the do the candidates understand how important this is and have you heard any real solutions? >> candidates understand the one.one trillion dollars it is a real issue that needs to be dealt with in this election. the real issue causing the problem. if you look at the rate at which college tuition cost increase they increased in the last ten years at a rate of 5.5% and the government is continuing to fund federal loans driving the debt higher and higher because they are in fact losing college tu

picture a cavuto family reunion with weapons. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "coast to coast."rowing bashes, the -- barbs, the barbs are coming back. look at poll before tomorrow's

so we are calling this the two-day cavuto rally at this point. let's hope it sticks through the close. neil: i'm wondering how much this has to do besides me, but china not trading? sometimes better part of valor we're so grateful when those guys aren't a factor. today, tomorrow, they won't be trading. of course next week they will be. they're always a catalyst for something. >> this new world. last couple weeks where we wait for the chinese market to see what it is going to do. it seems to lead our market. it has become the norm here the last couple weeks. other thing is the jobs report coming in tomorrow. the bets are what will the jobs report look like. how does that affect the federal reserve. we'll get through a long weekend and by tuesday morning thinking about china. neil: you're dealing with tense and frantic environment if we look what is going on the floor there. you can cut the craziness with a knife. [crickets sound] >> working through. it. >> market pulling back a little bit as connell talked. i think people were falling asleep. neil

i am neil cavuto. why not 50? direct obviously 50 would have a direct consequence.ohn: 59 doesn't? >> raising minimum wage has almost no impact we will do less impacter hire less workers? the metal think that is true look at seattle at the airport to small-business is say we cannot keep up with the mandated increase of labor cost per bowknot -- had to get there through mandated is artificial wage rose that the cost of living is lower than an rubio cost. >> but these would be a stepping stone to put you in a position. >> but we take away that stepping stone for the low-skilled workers you cannot get their foot into the door. john: we are out of time we could have an endless debate of minimum-wage but it is nice we have a living experiment half of the state's require workers to join the union that way there is no free ride of benefits the 25 other states are right to work that you have a right to work without joining a union both say we are protecting workers but they cannot both be right. we have a good fight going on this. >> living wage health care pension and the