neil cavuto went to to to with a black student organizer.l the government is in the position of running in the red. >> i shouldn't have to and the question of how to handle the deficit that the government created. i'm not government official. i wasn't elected into office to solve these problems. i'm a tax-paying citizen. i say that this system of capitalism has proven itself illegitimate and cannot provide basic things like education, shelter and healthcare. deirdre: she is a young person, this is a profile much someone supporting senator sanders and someone supporting the socialist agenda. >> neil cavuto asked the student. how are you going to pay for all of this. she need to read the united states constitution. the on thing we are obligated to provide her is liberty and freedom. we are supposed to pro ride for the welfare of the citizens and provide for the common defense. if she wants to a socialist communist existence she co-should move to north korea where everything is taken care of and has no freedom. all the free stuff she want is bo

cavuto on business. >>> before the battle in the badgers state, the clinton clash over campaign cash. >> i have money from people that work for fossil fuel. i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about me. i'm sick of it. >> hello everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. hillary getting heated over aegss she's accepting money from fossil fuel companies. those allegations also coming from the bernie sanders campaign. is this an issue or not? jerry willis, charlie, ben stein, and adam. dagan as you saw subhosting on bulls and bears. jerry. >> what's wrong with the oil and gas industry? but she says she's not taking money from them. she is taking money from them employees of them. it seems to me that the woman just protests too much. >> the bottom line, right charlie, progressives painted the oil companies as evil, evil, evil for years. >> and i don't think they're evil just for the record. i want to make a point. i think this was a very good moment for hillary clinton. she got in the face of a l

i'm sick of it. >> hello everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto.er aegss she's accepting money from fossil fuel companies. those allegations also coming from the bernie sanders campaign. is this an issue or not? jerry willis, charlie, ben stein, and adam. dagan as you saw subhosting on

now back to more of cavuto on business.e a good day. >>> protesters sounding off across the nation adds hillary clinton and bernie sanders square off in wisconsin over who can hike the minimum wage higher, which charlie says will only make the job market weaker. charlie, $15 minimum wage is already here, is it too late to stop it? >> who knows. i think it's not too late to have a debate about this, economic debate. listen -- >> who has the debate by the way? we have protesters and politicians. >> here's what i would say, charles, i want people to make $200 an hour minimum wage. i would like that. i would like the minimum wage to be $200 an hour. if that were the case, there would be no minimum wage jobs, and i think with the economics of this shows when you raise the minimum wage to like around the levels they're at now, particularly in some of these states, like california, where they need, they need these types of jobs because they have an influx of immigrants coming in, you lose jobs. corporations figure out how to autom

former iraq envoy paul brehmer told neil cavuto he thinks those contents should be made public. >> i impact on the way americans view the saudi's so i can understand the concern but whatever can be declassified should be. >> reporter: the issue did not come up in the meeting between the president and king solomon. back to you. nicole: blake berman tries to persuade british voters to remain in the european union. britain will hold a referendum in june on whether to remain in the e.u. or leave, the term, what they are referring to, should britain stay or get out of the e.u. to give big decision. sad news, there appears to be no let up in the rain that has parts of houston underwater. so far it has been deadly, eight have died in the floods. all those who died were found in or near vehicles in flooded areas. there have been 1200 water rescues during the flooding. the army corps of engineers keeping an eye on two dams right now on houston's website. it is the most rain they have seen in 15 years. >> the flooding has been of historic proportions. there hasn't been this much water since 20

here is neil cavuto. neil: it's a beautiful night.t could be a beautiful night for the frontrunners. 95 delegates up for grabs on the republican side and 247 for the democrats. the expectation is both of the frontrunners come into this race needing a little civility. donald trump after getting stunned in wisconsin is trying to move he many the guy to beat and he could add to that today. exit polls are all over the map when it comes to ganging where our viewers and -- gauging where our viewers and voters stand. donald trump is going to do egg he can to secure the mom nation before he get to cleveland. hillary clinton hopes to put the insurgency that resulted in the likes of bernie sanders winning 7 out of 8 contests. but he's not getting more delegates. an 80-delegate gain in the process. the one to watch tonight is donald trump, and what he does. and all the other moves behind the scenes and what he has been doing. we go to trump headquarters in new york city with the latest from there. reporter: they are ready to have a celebration h

this is what i call cavuto -- neil cavuto country. the pizza stratus mountain -- down the s street, italian flags, you would be right at home -- neil: : i don't know w why we spent someone named mcshane here. thank you very much. that was bad planning. take a look at stocks down 151 poinints. janet yellen, the federal reserve chairwoman is meeting or having conversations and alan greenspan, at 5:30 p.m.m. eastern time. maybe you wouldn't want to be. it is up. hanging meet on the ceiling, youou would go. when you think about success what does it look like? >> what surprises as we inch closer to a contested gop convention? brett behr joined me on the next kennedy. r by being a more adadventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that i is cyber-crime.

hi everyone, i'm neil cavuto back just in time before charles dane takes credit for this show. meanwhile, i don't like him. little too good for my -- >> lunatics running the insane asylum. >> thank you very much. not on my watch. anyway, donald trump may be learning and has to spend some to get some, signing up seasoned political operatives ahead of what could be an ugly and nasty contested attention. something charlie gasparino says he should have been doing all along. glad to see all of you. saw you on "bulls and bears" doing an excellent job. jonas, you mentioned there is no given here mr. trump. you have to start doing what ted cruz has been doing. >> all along, with an apparatused and organization that goes to every state, that goes into louisiana and even though donald wins the state he steals delegates because he knows how to play the rules or by the rules. today he's in, cruz is in colorado with his team, he's setting camp. he's going to get a lot of them. >> these are delegates that are uncommitted, open and the idea is well, can i move them my way, and then cruz is th

neil cavuto. lou dobbs. we'll bring results as soon as they start coming in. that happens seven p.m. eastern time. by the way exit polls will be published this hour. early, early looks. we'll tell you what we see. we'll bring you the results as soon as they start trickling in. >>> trump's campaign is announcing a series of policy speeches on military, education, supreme court picks in the coming weeks. senator cruz telling megyn kelly that donald trump has a problem with strong women. donald trump's senior campaign advisor is with me with reaction to both topics in a minute. ♪ when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. shoshow me more like this.e. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what you love. call or go online and s

before thank a lot, neil cavuto, all yours, take it away. neil: i love you to death but you realize the idea of guests is to get them to come back? charles: now you tell me! neil: getting a lot of nasty emails. great job. we are going to be talking to ourselves a lot after charles payne. i am neil cavuto. i don't know if it is earth shattering but possibly america shattering. paul ryan is expected to rule out that he is seeking the presidency of the united states. this is the same representative paul ryan who repeatedly ruled out becoming speaker of the house and now he is speaker of the house but this time he says he means it, he will choose a venue at the republican national committee in washington to make sure everyone knows it. blake berman with more. >> reporter: we are being told paul ryan, the reason for this john's to the rnc he will make up 3:15 a few hours from now is to put to rest once and for all the notion that he could potentially be the republican nominee for president of the united states. paul ryan's name has been thrown ou

"cavuto on business" two minutes from now. what have you got? >> is donald trump trying to close the deal for the open convention? he's going on a hiring streak for sure but is he spending the money too late? >>> plus they've shut businesses down but what happens when blacks lives matter protesters try to do the same with bill clinton? watch out. see you soon. >> thank you, neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first bernie calling hillary a hip cite over pwall pemmaraju. back to more of "bulls and bears." >> as hillary clinton and bernie sanders battle for delegates today in wyoming, bernie is stepping up attacks on hillary's ties to wall street in new york. >> are you qualified to be president of the united states when you're raising millions of dollars from wall street and entity whose greed, recklessness and illegal behavior helped destroy our economy? i will not leave here this morning and go to a wall street fund-raiser. >> bernie backtracking a bit on his unqualified comment but sticking to his guns on hillary's ties to wall street. fwar gary,

stuart: hey, cavuto, this is a real car. you like it? all yours, sir. >> but i also know something about you. you're too darn cheap to buy it. stuart: very true. good luck. neil: well, good luck. there's a prius just down the street, though. all right. buddy, thank you very much. great show as always. we've been following this on the campaign trail. but, man, i don't think -- did john boehner know he had an open mic nearby? here's what he just said about ted cruz. lucifer in the flesh. i am democrat friends and republican friends. i get look with almost anyone, but i have negative worked with a more miserable son-of-a-bitch in my life. now, ted cruz is responding to those comments. i don't know in light fashion but jeff flock is on all of that. jeff. >> oh, boy, what a morning here in indiana and the hoosier state for the donald trump rally, i can't wait to hear what donald trump has to say about all of this. you know? unbelievable comments in some way. i don't know if it hurts or helps donald trump. the other thing that cruz said was th

lew dobbs, neil cavuto the whole team, 7:00 p.m.astern myself included, that is the time we start. we're all over it. >>> president obama criticizing a bill that would allow 9/11 victims families to sue nations that join terrorism. the judge joins me next to let me know how he sees that from a legal standpoint. >> i think we should have seen it a long time ago. i think i know what it is going to say. it will be very, very profound having to do with saudi arabia and saudi arabia's role on the world trade senter and the attack. and that is very serious stuff. you know, again i've said it for a long time. we attacked iraq and frankly by attacking iraq, they were not the ones that knocked down the world trade center. >> if we open up the possibility that individuals in the united states can routinely start suing other government, then we are also opening up the united states to being continually sued by individuals in other countries. deirdre: president obama is blasting the justice against sponsors of terrorism act that would allow fam

here is neil cavuto. neil: it's a beautiful night.eautiful night for the frontrunners. 95 delegates up for grabs on the republican side and 247 for the democrats. the expectation is both of the frontrunners come into this race needing a little civility. donald trump after getting

"cavuto on business" two minutes from now. what have you got? >> is donald trump trying to close the deal for the open convention? he's going on a hiring streak for sure but is he spending the money too late? >>> plus they've shut businesses down but what happens when blacks lives matter protesters try to do the same with bill clinton? watch out. see you soon. >> thank you, neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first bernie calling hillary a hip cite over pwall street ties as candidates fight over new york. who is right? who is wrong? the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. and you're talking to yourevere rheumatorheumatologistike me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adul

ben carson with our own neil cavuto earlier.tmz, just two of the outlets picking up his comments. so the $20 bill will change, other bills as well. for example, there will be a montage of women involved in the american suffrage movement on the back of the hamilton-led $10 bill. we are back with deneen borelli, sheriff david clarke. welcome back to you both. so what is your tax, deneen -- take, deneen, on this decision? >> well, i think jack lew was pressured by women and women's groups. this is more political correctness. how ironic is it, deirdre, that under the obama administration andrew jackson, who was a slave owner and a democrat, is being replaced by a gun-holding, black female republican. how ironic is that? deirdre: well, there's a lot of people who say, hey, there's some sweet justice. there's a second amendment lawyer who weighed in on that in "the wall street journal," also because she was known to say if you turn back, i will shoot you, because we'll all be caught anyway. sheriff, i want to ask you, speaking of p.c.

charles: this is cavuto coast-to-coast.new foxbusiness poll showing ted cruz with a very comfortable lead in wisconsin but an average of new york polls shows him behind donald trump and even john kasich. what ted cruz needs to do to win beyond wisconsin. you guys are excited out there but you have got to be looking beyond the badger state. what is the strategy? >> we are looking to the convention in june. it will require picking up delegates all the way to the california primary which is here on june 7th and ted cruz just left the state going back to the east coast to continue the campaign. we will see what new york and other states look like after the results come in wisconsin. every time we engage in a state our numbers go up and donald trump's numbers go down, we saw that in utah and it is on to june 7th and the convention beyond. before you mentioned being engaged in the states. will you give it a shot in new york and new jersey or concentrate on california and elsewhere? >> from the beginning we built a 50 state campai

. >> i was listening yesterday to cavuto and can i heard sean hannity tell cavuto he thinks he has reason to believe, to the he wouldn't be specific, there's backroom stuff going on and at the convention we'll be really surprised and it's not going to be a trump runaway. that was sean's position. can you shed any light on this? >> i didn't have the benefit of listening to that. i think it's fairly out in the open. trump have nos to get to the magic number of 1237. one way would be to win the delegates in the primaries. if he doesn't get there, and probable live may not -- probably may not but june 7th june 7th when california and new jersey vote, he has 41 days, almost exactly six weeks, between the end of the primaries and the beginning of the convention to try to make up the difference to get from wherever he is, probably over a thousand delegates to 1237, and that's perfect live legal. it's the rules he has been arguing about. but in fact sometimes the rules benefit him and the likes him. when they don't benefit, he doesn't like them. >> how do you see next week shaping up? >> well, i

more neil cavuto shortly.eil: places like south america, latin america or anyplace the zika virus is out of control, you're wondering if i should just stay home or maybe leave it in the hands of experts with a virus, do the mosquitoes with other mosquitoes. the company is ready to unleash an army of mosquitoes and fortunately the guy who runs the company knows a lot more. good to have you. explain how this works. what are you trying to do. >> we are trying to reduce the number of mosquitoes. they are spreading viruses, they are less likely to spread disease. it is only the females that bite you. and the offspring actually died. if we put out more mail than the wild ones that are out there, more of the females mate with insects which can't reproduce in the population will crash down. neil: female the problem and males, they are lumped in with all mosquitoes. >> that is -- neil: i suspected as much. i am not the expert you are but i have seen a lot of adventure movies and thrillers where a government concocted p

neil cavuto will have analysis afterward. what does it mean in the big picture in if you're all in for donald trump, what does this pick do against your man? and if you've been all about ted cruz the whole time, what good might carly fiorina do to try to stop trump and get him to a contested convention, where ted cruz might have a shot at the nomination? it's certainly a hail mary from indianapolis all the way to sacramento, but sometimes the hail mary pass is caught. also, the former virginia governor bob mcdonnell trying to get the supreme court to overturn his bribery conviction. he's facing prison time for taking more than $100,000 in gifts and loans. but lawyers say you can't punish him, and the court's decision could affect a lot of other politicians. speaking of other politicians, there's one going to prison. he's a former speaker of the house. and today it was decided. it's a big news day. stay with us. we asked a group of young people when they thought they should start saving for retirement. then we asked some older

are you there, neil cavuto? neil: i am.h great interest to you two brits -- [laughter] talking about this. because the doors kind of remind me of the wizard of oz. [laughter] who's come to talk to the great oz. [laughter] are all your doors that tall in britain? i mean, my goodness. stuart: look, neil, it's now 12 noon almost exactly. it's your time, so get on with it. good bye. neil: all right, jeez. the attitude, all right. sorry about the war, right, stuart? [laughter] all right. here's where we stand. we are about a minute away from the president and prime minister of britain, apparently they're trying to patch over some differences, as stu and ashley pointed out, the brits are a little upset, probably very much upset that the president asserted himself in this great argument back and forth as to whether the brits should extract themselves from the european union. they think that that's not his place. never mind though that brits, of course, when they come to the united states have pontificated on internal policies that

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neil: welcome back to "cavuto: coast-to-coast."ou're looking live in side the trump tower by central park. that is donald trump ground zero with a big diversity congress today she criticism of racial remarks that is not meant to be bad. way out of context. we are getting a little bit more on this, but first you connell mcshane with the latest on the delicate count. >> 95 delegates at stake but the magic number is 1237. obviously he remains as the front runner with 700 delegates. when you are mr. trump then you add a 2756 you are getting their. no matter who models the dow, it is going to be very close at 481 needed. he will have to do well beginning with the mars 95 in new york to get to the mark. read through the other candidates. the math is much more difficult. ted cruz at 559 to get to the 1237 and 678 is likely not going to happen. the governor pio will definitely not happen. 144 delegate the marker would be out of the race. we have to have a convention on the floor. we know all of that already. let's go to the map and talk ab

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the democratic presidential candidate's wife will be on cavuto coast-to-coast at want to miss it. lauren: donald trump delivered a major speech on policy. we go to blake berman. >> donald trump went around the world and back giving a 40 minute scripted speech, teleprompters in front of him on his vision of american foreign-policy. trump who talked about flexibility and unpredictability spoke in broad terms, decried nationbuilding, saying he will we build relationships with allies, said he would ease tensions with russia but would know when to walk away from the table. he said he could work with china saying they would appreciate his strength. he said if he were to become president isis's days would be numbered. trump looks forward to the potential general election that waits, trying to tie hillary clinton to president obama. >> i challenge anyone to explain the strategic foreign-policy vision of obama/clinton. it has been a complete and total disaster. >> reporter: one of trump's policy advisor said it is going to a romney like level, trump tried to quiet those who criticize the m

we h have the best coverage andt begins rightht now with lou dobs and neil c cavuto. lou: one hour to go until ththe polls close on this electi d day it's another super tuesdayay. good evenini, i'm lou dobbs. voters havave one more hour in which to casast their ballots in five north easastern states. connecticut, delaware, marylana, pennnnsylvania and rhode island. a total of 118 d delegates are t ststake. and if the pololls leading up to this election are right, donalad trump could have a five-e-state eep thatat would propel him closerer tthe 1,237 delegatates needed to clinch the republicacn nomination. it's also o expected to be a big night for the democratic frontrtrnener who has been runng strong in the polllls. hillarary clintocould withe fifive states mamaking it nearly impossible for bernie sasanderso bebecome the democratic pay's nominee. we'll have the c coveragage e fu right here tononight. ed rollins, michael goodwin. political commentatators monica crowleley and lee carter are joining g us. r r top story, donald trump set to dominate the nortasast if the

heated new york primary race, lou dobbs, neil cavuto, we're all here starting seven p.m.tern time. we'll bring results and analysis as soon as those figures start coming in. >>> netflix beating earnings, making subscriber gains, missing on one key metric. if you look the stock is down more than 10% in the postmarket session. we'll give you more context on that when we come back. it is raising price of monthly subscription service by a dollar to 9.99 per month. >>> russian warplanes buzzing u.s. naval ships in the baltic sea. there is now a new report that they're back doing barrel rolls around air force planes. we'll bring you more details and our military experts suggested response. >>> also from russia, putin's team selling missiles to iran even though the u.s., saudi arabia, israel, all objected. almost every single u.n. nation says both countries, iran and russia should be sanctioned, now literally parading those missiles around. >>> and international tensions, saudi arabia is warning the u.s., it will sell off hundreds of billions of dollars worth of american assets.

stuart: okay, on that note, i think we should pitch to neil cavuto. best story of the day, neil. 90thbirthday for the queen. neil: i would go for the eye thing. just me. mad dash for 1237. what if we told you the trump people might not be overstating things that they will have it comfortably by the time they get convention. we've been crunching numbers here, there is distinctly possible they could avoid whole foods fight. deirdre bolton how that could happen. >> 15 states, 41 days. we want to take you through it all. as everyone can see trump clearly has most delegates. mathematically his team is saying it. he is the only candidate who has a path to the 1237. both cruz and kasich would need more than 100%. we'll start go through the calendar. we'll show what is coming up. april you have the northeastern states where trump is expected to have a really big strong showing. pennsylvania being the wildcard. we talked about this loophole primary. trump expected to do very well there, nonetheless. so 97 delegates on the table in the northeast. most people sa

when news breaks out, we'll break in "your world" with neil cavuto starts right about now. >> i really believe tomorrow we're going to have a very, very big victory. very, very big. >> i continue to be soen couraged by what we're seeing, the energy, the passion, the excitement. >> why would i get out when i'm the only person number one who beats hillary in the fall. >> all right. you didn't hear it from me but there is a very big primary in wisconsin tomorrow and for those hoping to seal the deal in the badger state, the odds and the pressures can't be more pronounced. it's the single event this week. it is the only event this week for the candidates, and it is all the focus for all of those candidates, each trying to make claims for that state, and the win that could be on the back of ted cruz in the process. welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto mitchell thanks to charles payne foss his work in my absence you've think vacations are easy. anywhere not. craig gilbert runs the wisconsin vote blog. wisconsin media has been interesting to me, craig, in terms of -- yourself included -- not ju

cavuto knows. >> we love this city. you look at the other folks running, they couldn't care less about new york. we do care about new york. we care about new york a lot. and we care about new york values. >> yes, yes. >> do we nominate donald trump and hand the election to hillary clinton? >> no! >> 0 do we unite behind the cruz campaign and beat hillary clinton? [cheering] >> welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto and, well, the countdown is on until new york voters get to start having their say. 95 delegates up for grabs for runs tomorrow, and the polls seem to indicate it is donald dd trump's race to lose. maybe he can get all of the delegates. hard to say. this much is not. his chair in the state is a former gubernatorial naker to candidate. big trump supporter and believes it will be a big day and night for his candidate. do you think he has to win virtually all those delegates, carl? >> we're certainly trying. we have been work only this four four or five months and think that program worked pretty good. i followed hi

here's cavuto. >>> all right. shep, markets indeed up. we'll get to that in a second. donald trump is feeling up. looking at a rally about to take place in rome, new york, on a day we finally got a final count on the missouri primary that was, what? gosh almost a month ago. we found out right now it was close as a tick and in the end donald trump edged out ted cruz. he has not, that is donald trump, complained about those results. nor has ted cruz complained about the results. we find that interesting. on a week that we have seen some rather choice comments made about results of certain events and primaries and caucuses. we're going to get all that. but for now, we go to john roberts in rome, new york, with the republican front-runner right now. john? >> reporter: neil, good afternoon to you. griffis international airport without commercial flights just yet. we watched the c-17 doing touch and go practice all afternoon. donald trump will be here shortly. capacity crowd. donald trump on to other things, at least on the twitter feed today, including his announced win in

eastern, and neil cavuto, i'm joined along with fox business all-stars. cheese, beer, i'm really lobbying for pop tarts. strawberry, no icing, please. i know they're not manufactured in wisconsin, but why? >>> we'll have the latest results until both winners are named in democrat and republican races. very exciting. look at this, not so much. the dow down 113 points notice. 19 minutes to go before the trading day ends. may be decision day in wisconsin but charlie gasparino is here, coming up to talk about why some republicans have their eye on 2020, including that guy, marco rubio. the surprising details on the florida senator's next move. charlie breaks it right here on "countdown." please don't go away. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cia

i will join neil cavuto, lou dobbs, trish regan and maria bartiromo and other all-star guests.hink what could happen if bernie wins new york, could change the whole demographic. if trump loses or gets less than 50%, all sorts of combinations could happen. melissa: absolutely. beautiful day outside. everybody on their way home. no excuse not to vote. should be good turnout. should be exciting day. david: hope you join us and watch with us tonight. melissa: there you go. "risk & reward" starts right now. >> i am hoping to do really well tomorrow and hoping to wrap up the democratic nomination. >> you're going to look back in four years and 12 years and 25 years, and you're going to say that is the greatest single vote i have ever cast. >> the reason why i beat hillary is because my appeal is broad and not narrow. thank you for coming. i hope you can help me tomorrow. [applause] get a large voter turnout tomorrow, we're going to win here in new york! [cheering] >> if we unite, we will win the general, we will beat hillary clinton and we will turn this

i'm neil cavuto.berts now in milwaukee on how this is shaping up and what's at stake and for whom. hey, john. >> reporter: neil, good

i'm neil cavuto. to john roberts now in milwaukee on how this is shaping up and what's at stake and for whom. hey, john. >> reporter: neil, good afternoon. donald trump and ted cruz continue to duke it out for the badger's states 42 delegates. they're reaching out to every voter they could possibly get their hands on, a roomful of people over here and over here. they just had chick-fil-a and cake. donald trump as well, he's working hard trying to prevent ted cruz from getting that win. he barn stormed the state for the past three days, brought in his wife melania last night for a couple of events. he's got a little problem with republican women, 47% of whom say they would not vote for him. he thought that bringing in melania last night might help him with that problem. but neither donald trump or ted cruz are able to shake ohio governor john kasich who continues to insist he is in this thing all the way until the july convention. >> i don't think he should be staying. if you think of it, jeb did bette

cavuto can attest. this. >>> so odd that shep would think i would know something about twinkies. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." and here's how nervous republicans are getting about a contested convention. and that's all post-wisconsin phenomenon, right? they were meeting about it yesterday in washington before we even had the wisconsin results. a who's who of all the major party candidates gathering just to sort of, i guess, set out the ground rules, but can you imagine if they were to re-meet today? cpac chairman matt shlap was among those at this rnc meeting. he joins us right n

cavuto can attest. i know this. >>> so odd that shep would think i would know something about twinkies. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." and here's how nervous republicans are getting about a contested convention. and that's all post-wisconsin phenomenon, right? they were meeting about it yesterday in washington before we even had the wisconsin results. a who's who of all the major party candidates gathering just to sort of, i guess, set out the ground rules, but can you imagine if they were to re-meet today? cpac chairman matt shlap was among those at this rnc meeting. he joins us right now. matt, good to have you as always. spill the beans. what did you talk about? >> well, let's face it, we might have a convention the likes we've not seen for 50 years certainly not since 1976 when reagan and ford went at it, so people want to know what are the rules? how will this go down? what if no candidate has the minimum number of delegates? >> what did you decide? one argument i've hea

liz: david's going to be there too along with lou dobbs, neil cavuto, all of us. team fox business.n. we'll be right back. . . liz: we're off the lows of the session. the dow is down 63 points. not much conviction in the selloff. let's find out why. laureate floor of the new york stock exchange. hi, lori. >> liz, all you have to do is look at low volume day. volume is running 25% bee let average, the monthly average, you can say a lot of people are not that concerned about a mild selloff. if you're looking what specifically is selling off, a lot of consumer names. really right now the 10 s&p sectors, health care classic defensive play. only industry in the green at the moment. liz? liz: lori, thank you very much. we saw ultimate drag race. quantum boeing 737, watch this, versus tesla model s. there is the cockpit. qantas bowing -- boeing, 737 down a runway. the plane catching up in the background. the video was part tesla, zoom, there it goes. model 3 winning its own race. preorders stand at 300,000, just below that. that equates to $11 billion worth of backlog orders. the $359,000

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and allow neil cavuto to pick up the coverage now. have a great weekend. >> all right shepard, we are keeping an eye outside of the white house. the executive office building and the treasury all on that same row the northern part of the white house as well wie keeping an eye on it for you. of course all of this happening on a very, very big primary day. super tuesday three or beneath the super tuesday, whatever venue or movie title you want, we're on it. five states up for grabs. 170 delegates that will decide whether donald trump can make the momentum with that big win in new york last week. voting of course is going on across all of these. there are four hours from now, less than that, all the states polls close. in what could be, could be a very, very big day for donald trump. we'll keep an eye on it. first to jeff lock in indianapolis where ted skruz hoping, hoping that is to at least block donald trump's path. in indiana is next week. but, i thought jeff, they made a deal, or at least ted cruz, governor kasich made a deal not to

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cavuto knows. >> we love this city.couldn't care less about new york. we do care about new york. we care about new york a lot. and we care about new york values. >> yes, yes. >> do we nominate donald trump and hand the election to hillary clinton? >> no! >> 0 do we unite behind the cruz campaign and beat hillary clinton? [cheering] >> welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto and, well, the countdown is on until new york voters get to start having their say. 95 delegates up for grabs for runs tomorrow, and the polls seem to indicate it is donald dd

and allow neil cavuto to pick up the coverage now.right shepard, we are keeping an eye outside of the white house. the executive office building and the treasury all on that same row the northern part of the white house as well wie keeping an eye on it for you. of course all of this happening on a very, very big primary day. super tuesday three or beneath the super tuesday, whatever venue or movie title you want, we're on it. five states up for grabs. 170 delegates that will decide whether donald trump can make the momentum with th

neil cavuto and his special guests will bring you full coverage and analysis of all the results as they come out. david? david: there was a lot of economic news today. president obama holding a press conference to praise the latest set of rules aimed at cracking down on american companies who go abroad because the taxes are lower there. take a listen. >> when companies exploit loopholes like this, it makes it harder to invest in the things that will keep america's economy growing strong for future generations. it sticks the rest of us with the tab. and it makes hard-working americans feel like the deck is stacked against them. david: some people would argue with exploiting loopholes, whether they're just doing what is right for their shareholders. this on the same day that ford motor company announcing it will spend $1.6 billion to build a new plant in mexico, that will create 2800 jobs there over the next four years. the auto workers union firing back with this, quote, for every investment in mexico means jobs that could have and should have been available right here in the u.s., is an

cavuto and business about 20 minutes from now. what's coming up. >> do you want more or less government? that is probably the signature issue. and my chat with this woman may be broving it. now she's demanding free college tuition. i demanded to know who pays for it. do not miss it. we'll see you soon. >> we will not miss it. thank you, neil. we can't wait. >>> but up here first, the gop delegate battle turning to wyoming today. donald trump blasts the entire delegate picking process. ted cruz says the businessman candidate should be more organized. who's right? we debate, you decide. you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the ful