you, neil cavuto, are a genius. oh, stop.parison of obama attacking fox to trump's attack on cnn is as stupid as his hair cut. your words today, a bitch, and ass, were not necessary. you rant about trump. it's sad. just wait until your psychopath donald trump turns on fox news. he has, already on me. he refuses to come on this show, so understand that i have no axe to grind here. just reminding cnn i'm a little familiar with what they're feeling right now. another tweets, you could not have hid it more on the head, mr. cavuto. hey, neil, you just rocked your closing remarks. you're right. karma is a bitch. best cavuto ever. the gorilla heart he got is paying off. you're on to me. dave, what an awesome blasting you gave cnn today. wasn't digging the new glasses. these eye glasses are a recurring theme. the micro aggressor that tweets, when did cavuto wear colonel sanders glasses? another says ditch the new eye glasses or get a pocket protector for your suit cute. who is dressing you these days? kelly e-mails, give grandpa's gl

a lot of democrats say that neil cavuto doesn't have a heart.ry, i have proof now. >> gary johnson is here. he's here to answer for this. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> what is aleppo? >> it's kissing my chances good bye, so be it. i've always been served really well by telling the truth. >> all right. you didn't hear it from me, but there's apparently a presidential debate tonight. >> he came in in december. >> yes. set that up. >> he made his way about the geometric scrum. we were pinned off like veal. >> neil what are they saying about who won and lost? >> i think donald trump crushed this debate. >> okay. with prior republican nominees for president, i disagreed with them. but i never questioned their fitness to serve. donald trump is different. >> donald trump today on how we handled himself over the last debate. >> when msnbc said it was a draw, we won by a knockout. >> jeff is here to announce that he's supporting donald trump. i got to get my notes up to speed. it's all eyes on vegas, baby. ♪ >> do you like cir

welcome everybody, glad to have you, i'm niel cavuto, while he's off to a very fast start, let's just say the big tax cuts more like distant starts. we are told they are still coming, maybe just not as fast as some had hoped. here is the plan the way it looks, slash corporate taxes first, go after individual taxes next. maybe squeeze in a trillion dollar or so infrastructure plan in between. so before all of this goes down, hurry up and wait, time to get to it and now with charley gasparino, kennedy, ben stein, adam, but last but worried the most charles payne.you're nervo. [laughter] charles: i'm nervous because he's dealing with republicans, believe it or not. that's part of what the retreat is this weekend. you know, mitch mccoell, paul ryan, they have their own eas on how this money should be raised, how much taxes should go down and how much should be spent on infrastructure. they are worried about debt, at least they have, they have been singing that song for the last eight years. they have to articulate to the american public, particularly investors, doesn't have to be in the f

cavuto on business about 20 minutes from now. what do you have? neil: if the rally has chance of continuing, someone says congress bet get moving on tax cuts. the president and the prime minister, are we about to see a blast from the past? we le debate it coming up. dagen: thank you, niel, we can't wait. up here first, president trump putting pen to paper and hitting pause on refugee program. critics say he can't do this, bl the headlines log onto foxnews.com. dagen: president trump signing an order this week establishing new refugee vetting measures to keep terrorist out of the u.s. critics are crying foul but gary b. you say this is the right move. >> and it's so obvious, dagen. look, let me make an analogy, if you have a leak somewhere, a pipe in your house, the plumber comes, what they do is turn off the water going into the house. they don't do it permanently, no more water forever. they do it temporarily so they can find where the leek is. that's what donald trump is doing. he's not doing it for all countries. he's doing it to the most dange

i'm kelly wright, now back to cavuto on business. neil: did any of you catch this? what do you think of president-elect trump? >> i've never done it in terms of america or australia or issue base. i come in on the things that i'm so -- i just say, he's now elected and we as a country need to support who isever the president because that's what the country is based on. neil: good for her, well, not so good for her career. she lost every contract for the rest of the year. i'm kidding. ben stein what do you make of that? more exception to the rule? >> i live here in hollywood and worked for hollywood in many years and i still do. hollywood is a bunch of big bullieses and thugs trying to shut down anybody who doesn't agree with them. bravo for ms. kidman for standing up for what is right as long as she's not doing anything we disagree with and he hasn't started to be president yet so what can they disagree with. i'm impressed by her courage. it's not easy to stand up against the hollywood wall of shame. neil: you've done okay taking them on, right? >> i'm not really don

cavuto on business about 20 minutes from now. what do you have? neil: if the rally has chance of continuing, someone says congress bet get moving on tax cuts. the president and the prime minister, are we about to see a blast from the past? we le debate it coming up. dagen: thank you, niel, we can't wait. up here first, president trump putting pen to paper and hitting pause on refugee program. critics say he can't do this, some here are saying we can't afford not to. >> live from america's news headquarters in washington, d.c. president trump will be working the phones this saturday talking to five foreign leaders, much of the attention focusing on his conversation with german chancellor angela merkel but the most important call could be the one to russian president vladimir putin. it'll be the first official contact between the two world leaders since mr. trump was sworn into office. they are expected to discuss improving u.s.-russia relations. president trump signing executive order suspending refugee program for four months, suspends visa entry

niel cavuto. kennedy is here along with bein beinstein. are trump's

fox news, neil cavuto. >> everybody outside. let's go! let's go. let's go. let's go. come on. >> this all going down about three hours ago when much of the world was fixated on a dow that was within inches of 20,000. the certification of donald trump to be the next president of the united states in washington and an fbi intelligence report before that man that will claim the presidency all taking a back seat to these developments in ft. lauderdale, florida. five dead, eight wounded in a shooting. officials say that the suspect was a passenger

i'm kennedy in for neil cavuto. ben stein along with jessica, charles payne, charlie gasparino and adam working on hangovers as we speak. well done, gentlemen. seymour, i'm going to start with you. unions are running scared, at least union bosses are, but it seems as though union households gave trump quite a boost in the election. is the split a good thing. >> i think the election of trump was very good news for many unions, public sector union probably not because trump wants to shrink the government. but when you talk about the old blue collar industrial unions, those unions are going -- that is to say the workers in those unions are going to do very well because donald trump is very much committed to bringing back the jobs of coal miners and of pipe fitters and truckers and, you know, other kinds of industrial jobs that have left the country. so i think the union leaders wanted to run in one direction and the union members that they're supposed to represent wanted to go in the other. but i think ultimately more

i'm kennedy in for neil cavuto.ben stein along with jessica, charles payne, charlie gasparino and ada

cavuto on business is about 20 minutes from now. kennedy is in for neil today. hello, kennedy, what have you got? >> hey, dagen, the nation's second largest labor union slashing its budget saying when president-elect trump takes office unions will take a loss. but some here say that means all workers will win. plus, brawling teens creating havoc at malls across the country, now calls to ban minors without an adult to keep shoppers safe. we'll debate it at the bottom of the hour. >> thank you, kennedy. we can't wait. >>> but up here first, one of president obama's last acts, slapping russia with sanctions over accusations of trying to interfere with our election. lawmakers from both parties saying it's not enough. are they right? we debate, you decide. next. i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. bears," i'll see yo

cavuto on business is about 20 minutes from now. kennedy is in for neil today. hello, kennedy, what have you got? >> hey, dagen, the nation's second largest labor union slashing its budget saying when president-elect trump takes office unions will take a loss. but some here say that means all workers will win. plus, brawling teens creating havoc at malls across the country, now calls to ban minors without an adult to keep shoppers safe. we'll debate it at the bottom of the hour. >> thank you, kennedy. we can't wait. >>> but up here first, one of president obama's last acts, slapping russia with sanctions over accusations of trying to interfere with our election. lawmakers from both parties saying it's not enough. are they right? we debate, you decide. next. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming ba

i'm neil cavuto. gene cernan at the tender age of 82 has left this world. the last man to walk so far away from this world, something he was surprised at, 45 years after the fact, that no man had come back of any country persuasion. the last man on the moon became a documentary heralded by hollywood, but that didn't matter to him. what mattered to gene cernan in frequent conversations is that we not forget what we did in space. what we did. a little more than a month after the passing of john glenn, the first man to orbit the earth and heralded in a movie that is very weak, the most popular movie in america the second week running, reminders of a time we dreamed of bigger things and greater things. gene cernan, again, the last man to walk on that surface, a look back with jon scott. >> you can let your imagination wander, put yourself out there 250,000 miles in space on god's front porch. that's what it was like looking back at the earth. it is a spiritual experience. >> apollo 17 captain gene cernan was the last american astronaut to walk on the earth's su

uber guy shows up, for cavuto. i was on the road. they got there before i did. it was bobby., bobby! >> [laughter] neil: what do you make of this, thank you, by the way. >> you're welcome. neil: what do you make of this? one progress i see here is that, all right, we can't stop this inauguration from happening, so we'll stop him every -- >> you know, i watched the video and i have respect, some of these -- neil: big stars. >> they're very talented. just relax. it is like, remember donald trump took the lgbt flag at the rally before it, it was before the, right in the middle of it. he is not homophobic. neil: not at all. >> people of color -- neil: people remember where he works? >> exactly, exactly. mr. cavuto, excuse me, helping out the people of color within challenged areas, as dave chappelle astutely said, historically disenfranchised in inner cities. did you hear a democrat talking about that? it was donald trump. neil: same stars, regardless of your point of view going after republicans for obstructing everything that barack obama wanted to do. that you didn't have a pr

neil cavuto will have that in the next hour if you're watching on fox broadcast stations. new developments on that. at 4:00 eastern, 1:00 pacific, neil cavuto will have updates on that. interesting developments. we've been watching the dow as well, which has been flirting with 20,000 all day. got within a half a point and minutes ago it was within five points. doesn't appear it will get there. we'll watch it. waiting for authorities in ft. lauderdale to tell us what they're learning from this suspect. who is this man, why did he -- these are new pictures as well. why did he get off a plane and start firing at people in baggage claim? didn't say anything. didn't have communications with anybody. standing there by himself. got out and started firing. took one weapon, reloaded it repeatedly. firing again and again and again. he tried to hut people in the head and did. five people did. eight to the hospital. largely these were incoming people. you have to suspect some people might have been there in baggage claim. if you're driving a car and at baggage claim and trying to help

ford ceo mark fields telling neil cavuto that move in part as a vote of confidence in trump. >> one ofsitive manufacturing business environment under the progress policies that he said he's going to pursue and this is a vote of confidence. >> make america work again. trump sending examinations largest automaker, general motors threatening to oppose the quote big order tax on a chevy cruised model imported from mexico. gm defending itself. just the hatchback version are shipped from mexico at only 4500 were sold in the u.s. last year. one local uaw president said that less than a day of output at gm so i upland or she says is an equipped to build the hatchback anyway. nicole: charles manson is reportedly seriously ill. manson was rushed to an emergency room in bakersfield, california with gastrointestinal problems. manson is not 82 years old and has been serving nine months ended to at the state prison for the killing of actress sharon tate and six others during a bloody rampage in the los angeles area and that was in the summer of 1969. prosecutors say man-to-man has followers were try

niel cavuto. kennedy is here along with bein beinstein. are trump's tacticsurting or helping?>> there's no working, there's no doubt about it. i think he stopped jobs from leaving. neil: that would be this white house. charles: listening -- neil: actually you. [laughter] charles: ceo of lockheed martin goes to mar-a-lago. neil: now remember that. charles: now they're playing ball. some men you just can't reach because he's reaching them all right now. neil: something to that. adam, marilyn was one of those, walked out and didn't stop to talk to reporters, we were told the next day we get this tweet idea from donald trump to maybe renegotiate this f-35 fighter contract, on friday, low and behold she shows up on trump tower. we are working on a more affordable deal, what's going on? >> it's obvious what's going on. neil: if it's so obvious i wouldn't ask you. [laughter] >> responding to the president elect's tactics and i'm not going to say it's a bad idea to create jobs in the united states, i won't say that for a second. it's also not a bad idea for the president to use his bu

neil cavuto is next. >> neil: all right.e market's way of saying president trump, we have a problem here. neil cavuto here. the stocks suffering their first decline in weeks. and not so much the issue of the travel ban, there's a lot of different angles on that, but more to the point, whether it gets in the way of the president doing something that wall street wants to see it do. cut taxes, cut regulations. today with stocks getting drilled, even when the president was out lining his plans with members of his national economic council and

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this is "your world" and i'm neil cavuto. little more than 42 days. 42 days ago, we crossed 19,000. today 20,000. that is the second fastest 1,000 point sprint. the report would have to go back to 1999 when it took us all of 24 days to go from 10,000 to 11,000. different times, different environment. a whole different set of circumstances in washington. but a lot of it has to do with the new president. charles payne, host of "making money" on what

coming up, a video of our very own neil cavuto calling out cnn, and it's going viral. we'll show you why. >>> and we have this story for you, president obama ending a longstanding policy that let's illegal cubans stay in the u.s. now they may be deported to communist regime. my next guest is asking why is this happening now? why didn't it happen before the election? could it be because it would further hurt hillary's chances of winning florida and the latino vote. he is former senator scott brown and he joins me next to talk about it. don't go away. . liz: president obama ending a longstanding u.s. policy that let's illegal immigrant cubans stay in the u.s. without deportation. the cubans who traveled here on the rickety boats that's who this includes. cubans could be deported back to the communist regime that has killed a lot of people. and the move comes after months of negotiations with the cuban government to allow deportations back into cuba. this after more than 100,000 cubans have fled to the u.s. since 2014. my next guest questions the move. he's saying preside

neil cavuto is next. >> neil: all right. is this the market's way of saying president trump, we have a problem here. neil cavuto here. the stocks suffering their first decline in weeks. and not so much the issue of the travel ban, there's a lot of different angles on that, but more to the point, whether it gets in the way of the president doing something that wall street wants to see it do. cut taxes, cut regulations. today with stocks getting drilled, even when the president was out lining his plans with members of his national economic council and small business representatives, fox business's black berman at the white house. is this the disruption that surprises? >> as you know, major tax reform was a major hallmark of the trump presidency. investors appeared cautious today that that could take place, the reform, in 2017. so at the white house press briefing, i asked sean spicer point blank, can the administration commit to a major tax overhaul this calendar year? here's his response. >> shepard: we're going to continue t

i'll see you on neil cavuto's show saturday. jesse watters asasasasasasth us. have a good weekend. good night from new york. >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to "wall street week." i'm gary kaminsky. trish: i'm trish regan. trump has met with titans of business including jeff ma. >> we may talk about small business pan american agriculture products with comiena. we think china and u.s. relationship should be friendly and do better. gary: could this relationship between trump and jack ma have an impact on the business dealings between the u.s. and china? china. trish: what do you think of this move for jack to be in there meeting with donald trump? >> i think alibaba has big plans for the u.s. and i think it's an opportunity for him to start at the top and begin that relationship he has been eyeing for a while. trish: he needs a good relationship with the president of the united states. >> i think it has a lot to do with sending a signal to china. i think jack ma's relationship with china is every bit as affecte

this is "your world" and i'm neil cavuto. history made in a little more than 42 days. 42 days ago, we crossed 19,000. today 20,000. that is the second fastest 1,000 point sprint. the report would have to go back to 1999 when it took us all of 24 days to go from 10,000 to 11,000. different times, different environment. a whole different set of circumstances in washington. but a lot of it has to do with the new president. charles payne, host of "making money" on what had them making money today. charles? >> neil, so funny. you were referencing 1999. that was the year of irrational exuberance. we're seeing a different exuberance. it's a post election exuberance that is manifesting into reality. we had the big spike after the election, which wall street said wouldn't happen. and now we're hearing news from major companies that said things are getting better. think about this. one of donald trump's biggest foes on the corporate side has been boeing. he didn't want to pay $4 billion for air force one. guess one of the stocks that t

i'm neil cavuto. gene cernan at the tender age of 82 has left this world.the last man to walk so far away from this world, something he was surprised at, 45 years after the fact, that no man had come back of any country persuasion. the last man on the moon became a documentary heralded by hollywood, but that didn't matter to him. what mattered to gene cernan in frequent conversations is that we not forget what we did in space. what we did. a little more than a month after the passing of john glenn, the first man to orbit the earth and

i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world."e're watching whether a top executive, the head of ford in this case, blinked under the pressure from donald trump to cool it on shipping jobs abroad? you'll be interested to see how he came it on this and how all of this was going down the exact same day g.m. was taking renewed heat over building up their foreign commitment. what we know on this first day of the 115th congress as members are taking pictures with the new leader there, just again re-affirming his leadership role of speaker of the house, paul ryan, whether that republican house might have moved a little bit too swiftly for donald trump's liking, particularly on trying to reign in an ethics committee. donald trump was tweeting all the way this was not the time to pursue this as a lead-off agenda item. sure enough, they bent to that pressure. they decided maybe not is not the time to do that. virginia republican congressman, david pratt, familiar to you and taking down eric cantor. congressman, happy new year. >> happy new

trish: thank you very much, neil cavuto. breaking today, donald trump's pick for attorney general jeff sessions targeted by the left on capitol hill. protesters aiming to derail the confirmation hearings over and over and over again. watch. [inaudible] . trish: okay, events today on capitol hill, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report," i'm trish regan. senator jeff sessions kicking off a contentious week of president-elect trump's nominees, today senator sessions a strong supporter of tough immigration policies making it clear he will not compromise the safety of americans. that's why like president-elect donald trump he is in favor of extreme vetting. there is nuance to it. watch? >> many people do have religious views that are inimitable to the united states, i did not want a resolution that would be a factor in the vetting process before someone is admitted. i have no belief and do not support the idea that muslims as a religious group should be denied admission to the united states. trish: okay, it's a rather nuan

welcome, i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." a very unusual world today in washington where you have the president of the united states coming to capitol hill to make one last desperate pitch to save his healthcare law. the man that will be the next vice president of the united states is yards away doing his darndest to unravel it. that make america sick again thing was sick. americas already are sick again, my friends. i'm not blaming the healthcare law. but they're getting sicker despite the healthcare law. it's true. because as this law has been in effect, a decades long trend of rising life expectsancy rights have been declining. it's the first time something like that has happened since 1993. for men, an average live expe expectancy has come down. now, in developed country, that's not supposed to happen. but it did. just like death rates climbing for scores of major diseases are not supposed to happen these days, but they did and they are. heart disease deaths, up. chronic lower lung disease depths up. stroke-related depths

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." a confused and nervous business world because of what is going on in the political world. don't believe me. believe folks betting money on it and apparently sick of it. and you know why they're sick of it? because it is getting in the way of some of the real things that they want like tax reform, regulatory reform, jobs, growth and hope and a country moving. here's the thing. it's not happening. stocks are stumbling because these guys are fumbling in childish ways. let's give you an example. democrats boycotting confirmation hearing from president trump's treasury and health and human secretaries. senate rules if there's not a single member there, there can be no hearing. there can be no confirmation. so steve mnuchin and tom price, hurry up and wait. the same day that we learned that democrats are already planning to oppose the president's supreme court pick, he's going to announce in a little less than four hours. they don't even know who that person will be. what his or her positio

that was part of an interview that we did with neil cavuto. you can watch the entire thing coming up at the top of the hour with "your world" rolls live. let's bring in michael binder. always good to see you. i want to start with the economic policy by tweet from president-elect trump with regard to companies and your thoughts about that. >> well, president-elect trump has been very busy on twitter today. >> yes, he has. >> and i think -- at some point he's going to have to answer questions about these. i don't think there's any problem with how he's been using twitter. you know, i think the problems come up here behind the confusion between the overlap between he and president obama and when he's going to take some questions about these tweets and what they mean, whether it's tweeting at companies or tweeting about his trade policies. you know, there's some real implications here. some details that will matter very soon. and he's going to have to answer for that. >> michael, i'm wondering, is there any down side? the american public is learni

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: welcome. it's an unusual meeting at the white house. the president of the united states with union leaders that gave him a round of applause for putting a halt to the trans pacific partnership trade deal. the same cancellation or at least executive order cancellation that had john mccain worried. if this strikes you as upside-down world, welcome to the administration of donald j. trump. he's rattling establishment washington and people are taking note. by the way, not only of the new sheriff in town, but the new representative of the sheriff in town when it comes to the face for the press. i'm talking about sean spicer, i'm talking about his first full white house briefing, and to show how unusual it was, he threw his first question to this next guy. now we're going to get to that question. first, the guy for us, daniel. welcome. good to have you. >> thanks for having me. great to be here. >> neil: first off, did you expect that? did you know that was come something. >> you always hope. i was

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world."nfused and nervous business world because of what is going on in the political world. don't believe me. believe folks betting money on it and apparently sick of it. and you know why they're sick of it? because it is getting in the way of some of the real things that they want like tax reform, regulatory reform, jobs, growth and hope and a country moving. here's the thing. it's not happening. stocks are

"cavuto" how was your christmas? stuart: excellent and happy new year to you all. present? stuart: where are you going with this? neil: i know how you feel about shopping which i can't see you opening your wallet. looking for my gift to arrive, nothing. stuart: can you see me biting my lower lip? neil: the best british bill clinton there. thank you, my friend. we are looking at shares of board up 3% on news that $1.6

neil cavuto after the break.eil: donald trump tweeting rahm emanuel should seek federal help with the murder rate had 20 year high, a double digit rate, declining, charlie gasparino reporting the fbi is willing to play a major role to contain the problem or tried to reverse that problem. no indications from mayor rahm emanuel's office. we will keep you posted. in the meantime, we will talk about what the fallout will be here because this is the same place where the president, president obama, will give his farewell blues not too far from where a lot of this gang violence is going on. what du make of it? >> what i would say is the city of chicago, a lot of us and even in the nation a lot of blacks, hispanics, we worked hard to put president obama in office and we believe in his statement that he was going to bring hope and change to our communities and that did not happen. the job did not come, investment in communities did not come, things that were expected never came. i find it so interesting that he's coming b

cavuto on business in about 20 minutes from now. neil, what have you got? >> hey, dagen, is a solid dob market about to shift into overdrive? what ford ceo told me that could be good news for donald trump and also plus the half hour that now has facebook under fire. we'll see you soon. dagen: kneel, thank you. we can't wait. but up here first. after the intel briefing on the russia hacking, the federal government now pushing a chewed plan to protect election from cyber attacks. but some here say the plan goes too far. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. fixodent plus adhesives. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. ♪ oops. ♪ uh-oh. get on top of it before they do. [crash] every 24 minutes, tipped furniture or a falling tv sends an injured child to the emergency room. preventing tip-over incidents is easy, inexpensive, and only takes 5 minutes. learn how to secure your furniture and tvs to protect children at anchorit.gov. dagen: tried to influence our electio

cavuto on business in about 20 minutes from now. neil, what have you got? >> hey, dagen, is a solid dob market about to shift into overdrive? what ford ceo told me that could be good news for donald trump and also for taxpayers. plus the half hour that now has facebook under fire. we'll see you soon. dagen: kneel, thank you. we can't wait. but up here first. after the intel briefing on the russia hacking, the federal government now pushing a chewed plan to protect election from cyber attacks. but some here say the plan goes too far. wow. college already yeah! we gotta go ♪for all the truth that you made me see♪ ♪for all the truth that you made me see♪ i love you. ♪for all the joy you brought to my life♪ i love you too daddy. ♪you're the one who saw me through♪ ♪through it all and thanks...for, everything. ♪you were my strength when i was weak♪ ♪you were my hopes when i couldn't speak♪ ♪you were my hopes when i couldn't speak♪ i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves

hello, everyone, and welcome i'm neil cavuto. with me this week, charles payne, charlie gasparino, gerri willis. kennedy is off this week. but a shout out to her for filling in for me in my absence. charles, this week and this prickly white house response to this pretty good jobs news, donald trump news. >> right. well, donald trump plugging the sound that ross warned us about when nafta was negotiated and signed. plugging that hole is a big fill. jeff: so give them credit. they were dismissing it. >> of course they were dismissing it, but of course you have to give them credit. it wouldn't happen without donald trump's pressure. it was played out in plane sight right in front of us. it's an amazing thing and, by the way, i'm going to predict that the reason trump picked on the chevy cruisee of all things is because supposed to furlough 1,200 workers. these companies know they should play ball because they don't only have to worry about the president but the americans behind them. people aren't going to buy your product if they k

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