with neil cavuto."he economy is humming along. wages are rising, but the stock market is not quite as great. there's a lot of uncertainty right now over trade. and a lot of uncertainty regarding fed and the rate hikes, you have the mueller probe and also the promise of democratic investigation all taking the toll on the market. and we have lee munson, danielle seay and scott martin. starting with you, is it going to be a good year? >> i hope so. and here's the good news. economic data has suddenly gotten weaker in the face of, say this market volatility, two, which is a concern as we see rates come down. it will be a less volatile year but probably not for a couple months as a market sort out where it wants to be valued. as an individual investor, we need to take these steps as reasons to buy. >> your thoughts? >> the only thing i would disagree on, is volatility. last wednesday after that fed meeting i got my christmas gift early which received 2500 on the s&p 500 so we are doing buying for coins. it w

cavuto.> sound so onerous -- ominous. keep in mind 75% of the government is open, 2 hours and we find out what lawmakers potentially could pool out of their have to deal with that and keep a 1-day shutdown. we've got you covered in washington with what lawmakers can do to strike a deal, ellison barber at the white house on what donald trump is planning to do and christina in new york city. despite a market meltdown, christmas shoppers with last-minute deals. we begin with doug mikell way. >> reporter: we were number one powerful committee chairman leaders on both sides of the aisle were able to look at a situation like this, $1.3 billion the democrats want for border security, $5.7 billion the republicans ones for border wall and strike a deal. split the difference, shake hands, call it a day and go home for christmas and spare the country this unnecessary ordeal, but that is not where we are in the 21st century. we've seen it many times. both houses will convene at noon today but they have n

charles payne in for cavuto to break it all down. ♪ >> charles: stocks going out with a bang as russiaings in the new year. and a big party planned in times square at midnight tonight. welcome, everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is a special edition of "your world." investors doing buying on final trading day of the year. not enough to keep the major averages from finishing 2018 in the red. this following a brutal december. the dow, nasdaq on the pace for their worst december since 1931. we'll dive into the numbers in a moment. first, stocks gaining on signs of a trade deal in the making with china and maybe a deal in the works to end this government shutdown. blake burman is at the white house with more on that. blake? >> hi there, charles. happy new year's to you by the way. thursday is shaping up to be a pivotal day in all of this when talking about the government shutdown that is now in to its second week. that's because in a few days from now, democrats are going to control the house of representatives. and now we are starting to learn about the democrats' game p

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." what in the world is going on at the corner of wall and broad amid heightened fears, not of donald trump and what he might be doing on trade but more to the point of the federal reserve and what it could be overdoing on interest rates. here's the fear. some of the smartest money managers on the planet are concerned that the federal reserve could overdo it and hike interest rates in an environment that is not ideal, this is the same criticism of president trump that said the federal reserve risks pouring cold water on a market rallies that been going on without abandon. that is until what's been going on in the last couple weeks. with today's fall off, the s&p 500, the dow, are off better than 12% from their highs. the nasdaq about 17% from its highs. all into correction territory. what define as bear market? you get 20% or more. here's the killer there. 2/3s of the stocks that inhabit the s&p 500 are well into that bear market territory. more from kristina partsi

i am blake burman in for neil cavuto. neil cavuto.on are investors digesting good holiday sales and may be seen as a president trump said yesterday as a buying opportunity. live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. take a moment. reporter: nice to see you in the chair. i'm talking to the traitors around me and it seems to be a slow day, lower volume, whatever you want to call it. headlines are moving market with retail sales coming out. amazon doing really well. that is adding to the pickup that some wealthy investment saying we are close to the bottom. you are seeing the dow up in the positive 517 points higher and the s&p 500. you mention you're seeing the technology is one of the major leaders as well. s&p 500, all 11 sectors in the green. let's take a look at some of those winners for now. on the dow you've got on the screen nike coming higher after a selloff. a massive selloff on monday. earnings came out on friday. really, really strong numbers. a stronger average sales and there was a selloff on monday. this is a natura

blake: our number two of "cavuto: coast-to-coast" spirit employed ermine and for neil cavuto today.hunk, a third of the historic gains yesterday. as the selling we stand west about jitters and year-end profit taking. a lot of questions today is the enough figure appeared hello, how are you both doing? >> great, how are you? blake: just come all-star revue. what's your read, your take? >> there's not anybody around. you could throw a bowling floor across the floor of the new york stock exchange. your guy had such liquidation, tax all income and mutual fund liquidation on the person appended to the hampton and their second in command of their told not to stand up to it. they want to go down, let them go down here and if they want to take them a call up and take it up. blake: you raise a good point they should be the week where you go on your vacation wherever that might be peered over seeing this big gyration. steve mnuchin is talked about their spirit i were starting to see that as a side effect? >> that certainly got a lot to do with it. 50% of the traders push button trading now ap

latest on that meeting that is so going on at the white house, tune in for that, "your world with neil cavuto," next. >> so much for a santa claus rally on wall street, investors getting a lump of coal this christmas eve. hello everyone, and welcome to the show. this is your world and good thing it was only a half day of trading today with the s&p 500 and nasdaq getting hammered by what has continuing comic continually been a steep market sell-off. the dow and the s&p are not very far behind it all. the president is laying the blame on one of his favorite targets today. for more on that, rich in washington. >> that would be federal reserve chairman jerome powell and his interest rate policies. the president tweeted "the only problem our economy has is the fed. they don't have a feel for the market and they don't understand necessary trade wars or strong dollars or even democrat shutdowns over borders. the fed is like a powerful golfer who can't score because he has no touch. powell has continued to unwind at the fed's historic intervention and exceptionally low interest rate policies that con

we'll let you know what happens there and certainly cavuto will be on it.inute's long news cast online with unique content that streams live on the home page in just a few minutes from now. have a great holiday. i'll see you in the new year. "your world" with neil cavuto starts now. >> neil: read it and weep. welcome. i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." what in the world is going on with stocks? once pristine and going up, up and away, they are slipping and sliding away and the nasdaq is now officially in a bear market thanks to a fall of 3% today. that average in rich in technology names like apple, netflix and other high flyers. the issue seems to come back to a market that just cannot find a you can blame the federal reserve talking increasingly about still

hello everyone, i am tricia regan and for neil cavuto. bearing down on their positions, regarding that border wall funny. he is not budging. on wall street, reports that american shoppers seem to be unfazed by all of the uncertainty in d.c. the economic fundamentals are good, even though we are seeing a little volatility in the market. with the white house on the president who isn't budging on that money for the wall. she is at the new york stock exchange with a look at investors that are out there buying. we will begin at the white house. fill us in. he wants that money and he is not going to budge. speak to that fight is far from over. he's making it incredibly clear, the only way for the shutdown is if you get some sort of physical barrier, money for some sort of physical barrier at the southern border. at the middle of the shutdown, in the middle of this back and forth, the president lady took an unannounced trip to iraq. they reported that they left late last night, christmas night. a reporter was traveling with the president saying

neil cavuto will have all. >> thank you. what in your world is going on? a british prime minister, right now on the brink. a french president right now on the defense. a chinese president right now on the warpath. and stocks well all over the map, all over the world there. is a reason that investors are so confused. so are the experts. welcome i'm neil k cavuto. we have you covered on why investors are fidgeting. how the white house is responding. and why brits are fretting. we begin with christina. christine aeufrpblgts what a day to day. especially the last hour. the dow gaining up about 600 points, closing in positive territory. the reason we saw the negativity in the morning and the sell off, you had a report from china showing sharp slow downs in chinese export growth. more specifically look at the dow the past day. today at around 10:00 you see 10:40 a.m. on the screen there we found out the brexit vote would be postponed. none the less came back and charged forward. a raleigh in technology today. a nasty week last week. tech sector saying and micros

make me choose and also to back off where right now because of the for and of if you think and while cavuto it's also fifty and you and and it's one of them because this question is uncertain and government have yet spies that he ought to be closed to the fullest audit but they don't know up until when that. happened . thank you thank you for i've. read some of the other stories making news around the world. of course in myanmar is to say here is the appeal of two reuters reports he was sentenced to seven years on charges of breaking the country's official secrets act they were jailed while covering the crisis and have already spent more than a year behind bars the case has sparked a global cry from human rights advocates. the body of a seven year old was a modern girl who died in the u.s. border patrol coast today has a right it's home. to texas last week reportedly from dehydration and shock after a three thousand journey us authorities were heavily criticized for the way that they hold her hate. turkey is are poor says to be massing troops near a town in northern syria held by a kurdish

welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast." i'm blake burman in here for neil cavuto for one more day. it has been a wild swings on wall street. the dow is on pace for the worst december since 1931 and the worst month in about a decade. to market watchers, dan shaver, todd horowitz if they believe the volatility is here to say. hi, guys. >> hey. >> what do you say, blake. blake: todd, start with you. this has been even keel sort of day. what do you make of it. >> i've been trading 39 years as a floor trader. this has probably been the wildest day i've seen in forever. i think have more room to go to the downside. i think we'll see vicious bounces. as long as high volatility remains which i think it will, i think market will test and take out the near term lows. i think 2019 will be pretty ugly year. blake: how low? >> i don't like to make massive predictions, i would not be surprised 10 to 15% from here if not more. blake: dan, do you think the same or are you much more bullish than that? >> no. i think todd and i are on the same page. i've been trading 39 years also, starting in the p

i'm connell mcshane in for neil cavuto. now charles payne. charles: thank you very much. we're looking at joint base andrews where the bush family is gathered. this is the final journey for george herbert walker bush aboard air force one renamed for this one particular moment, back to his home state of texas after more than a two-hour service both moving, fun, it was just really, i thought, had the right tone and sort of was the right sentiment, the ultimate sendoff if you will for a husband, father and former president of the united states. very touching, very moving. also brought back memories perhaps of a bygone era. maybe more partisanship, certainly more, more reaching across the aisle, in a whole different world, not just in washington but perhaps in the united states of america, in general. you can see the motorcade now, proceeding toward, towards the plane. there is the hearse carrying the former president, president 41, george herbert walker bush. as we watch these images we're joined by jay lefkowitz. he worked for both bushes. director of cabinet affairs for ge

"your world with neil cavuto" right now. welcome everybody, i am charles, and for neil cavuto.ll over the place, but what has got investors so crazy these days. was is on their mind at the end of the day? >> which was such a roller coaster. you saw volume pick up. they published a report saying that the federal reserve may consider adopting a wait-and-see approach when it comes to interest rate hikes. slowing that down to going into 2019. you saw an uptick in volume. up to 800 points lower today. so definitely climbing higher, you have a fax that there is oil trending lower. fear of this trade war with china. that was one of the major leaders to the downside. you have the downside of a cfl. a cellular chinese company. a large, large company. and investors are concerned that because that arrest went forward and a vancouver that this could put a strain on trade between the united states and china. let's take a look at some of those now winners for the day. seeing on that list right now, visa climbing higher. walt disney, specifically when it comes to disney, i saw them increasing

hello everyone, i am tricia regan and for neil cavuto.ons, regarding that border wall funny. he is not budging. on wall street, reports that american shoppers seem to be unfazed by all of the uncertainty in d.c. the economic fundamentals are good, even though we are seeing a little volatility in the market. with the white house on the president who isn't budging on that money f

i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world."n senator rand paul on a general who has to wait another few months to find out his fate. and then more on a deal to avoid a government shut down might be closer than you think. that they might agree on something. fox team coverage with ashley. looked like the market rallied. and catherine herridge on a russian probe that could be gaining more steam even though a lot of folks are wondering where it's going. we connect, you decide. rs

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world."rating as the news first hit the tape. as expected, the fed hiking interest rates. not expected, the details after that announcement that triggered more to come. not as few as people thought. if plans were billing with the fed chief talking and talking and that got investors worrying and worrying and got us thinking of this as a bear approaches a florida home.

neil cavuto will have all. >> thank you. what in your world is going on?ght now on the brink. a french president right now on the defense. a chinese president right now on the warpath. and stocks well all over the map, all over the world there. is a reason that investors are so confused. so are the experts. welcome i'm neil k cavuto. we have you covered on why investors are fidgeting. how the white house is responding. and why brits are fretting. we begin with christina. christine aeufrpblgts what a d

i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil cavuto.y. what was your observation of what we have all watched over the last two and a half hours or so? >> well, this was a special man. this was a man with incredible coura courage. look, he loved his country, he adored his family, he did what he thought was right. what else can you ask of a man? he reminds me -- my father was a little bit younger than george bush, but my father at age 17 enlisted in the navy to fight the japanese in the pacific, and when i learned about that, i thought wow, my father did something special but it turned out that's what that generation did. george bush did it, bob dole did it, alvin buchholz, my father, did it. it was part of what tom brokaw called the greatest generation. there was something about devotion and about giving, and i don't know that i've seen a more emotional moment or a photograph that captured so much of american history than the photograph of bob dole standing up to salute his former colleague, his former rival, his fellow soldier. so it's

and catch cavuto live tomorrow 10 a.m. on fox news.ting "ice" director giving his comments about the illegal immigrant arrested for allegedly killing a police officer. ken starr wants the mueller probe to wrap up in the new year. and don't miss me at 8 p.m. on fox business network. see you there tonight with the vice-president of venezuela. "the five" starts now. happy new year. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hello. i am kennedy with jenna, mari hart. and lawrence jones and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is a fox news alert. the illegal immigrant wanted for killing a police officer in california arrested after a massive 48 hours manhunt. the sheriff blamed sanctuary laws saying the suspect had 2 previous dui arrests. and if he was deported officer ron singh would

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." the dow nearly 300 points surge evaporating as the news first hit the tape. as expected, the fed hiking interest rates. not expected, the details after that announcement that triggered more to come. not as few as people thought. if plans were billing with the fed chief talking and talking and that got investors worrying and worrying and got us thinking of this as a bear approaches a florida home. take a look. >> bear, go away! bear, go away! go away. >> neil: bear go away indeed! that's a metaphor for the markets. you can see what we did there. it's easier said than done to chase a bear good-bye or tell a market bear not to visit at all. we're all over the bear implications because it was not the reaction most expected. with kristina partsinevelos on what has wall street worrying, deidra bolton on whether consumers should be freting and how the white house is responding. kristina? >> a perfect segue with the bears. you had the fed that alluded to a cautious approach. but not drastic e

i'm neil cavuto. how is that for thank you? just think of that. the president stakes his political hide standing by a prince and today al he gets back is a royal finger. the kingdom close to slashing how much oil they produce, which could means we pay more at the pump on the very same day the united states senate votes to blast the saudis over reporters in the murder, in definitely means this whole dust up gets worse. let's say oil is well that is not ending will. that oil isn't the only thing that is slippery. so today we drill, you decide. peter doocy on capitol hill on the saudi's slap to a president. blake burman at the white house on whether the president is slappi slappi slapping black. peter? >> the administration is wanting to reshape the situation with saudi arabia. but congress called out the crown prince, say they blamed him for jamal khaishoggi's murder. that is the most dramatic action that they've taken yet. >> as a result of what the chairman has just offered, it's a clear and unambiguous message about how we feel about what happene

i'm neil cavuto. how is that for thank you? just think of that. hide standing by a prince and today al he gets back is a royal finger. the kingdom close to slashing how much oil they produce, which could means we pay

i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." we have coming up, kentucky republican senator rand paul on a general who has to wait another few months to find out his fate. and then more on a deal to avoid a government shut down might be closer than you think. that they might agree on something. fox team coverage with ashley. looked like the market rallied. and catherine herridge on a russian probe that could be gaining more steam even though a lot of folks are wondering where it's going. we connect, you decide. first, with ashley on why stocks were doing a 180 and back again. ashley? >> exactly. that's right. volatility, neil. the markets stage add modest rebound after a miserable run. wall street continues to battle volatility. 2,000 stocks have hit their lowest levels in a year. what is spooking investors? what is it about? there's fears that the struggling global economy could wash up on u.s. shores drags us down with it. and there's jitters over a trade war with china. underneath all of this, the prospect of the fed raising

welcome, everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is a special edition of "your world."ear. not enough to keep the major averages from finishing 2018 in the red. this following a brutal december. the dow, nasdaq on the pace for their worst december since 1931. we'll dive into the numbers in a moment. first, stocks gaining on signs of a trade deal in the making with china and maybe a deal in the works to end this government shutdown. blake burman is at the white house with more on that. blake? >> hi there, charles. happy new year's to you by the w

thank you very much david: welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast." i'm david asman for neil cavuto. hiring is slowing and matching last month's 3.1% pace. blake burman at the white house. reporter: talking about peter navarro making comments on cnn which he essentially said, if there is not a trade deal between the u.s. and china, with next 90-day window, tear levels would escalate. go back as they should have been. apparently moved the market. to be honest i'm not entirely sure why that is newsworthy? that has been the stance of this administration for days into weeks, into months now, if there wasn't a trade deal, then tariffs would continue. administration illuminating that. that played on the market. the other set of numbers, a jobs numbers. it was a miss relates to the top line number. 155,000 jobs created in november. however the white house is continuing to build up the argument today this is an economy that is continuing on the right path. one chart that the economic team is pointing to is this one right here in which they actually look back at october, in which they say tha

"your world" with neil cavuto starts now. >> neil: read it and weep. welcome. i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." what in the world is going on with stocks? once pristine and going up, up and away, they are slipping and sliding away and the nasdaq is now officially in a bear market thanks to a fall of 3% today. that average in rich in technology names like apple, netflix and other high flyers. the issue seems to come back to a market that just cannot find a you can blame the federal reserve talking increasingly about still raising rates. you can talk about a world softening and fast but that's not it. what is going on is a sense of order. get out of the way before more sell orders come in. that has the nasdaq in bear market territory. slided better than 20% from highs last august. a significant development. it follows the likes of transportation stocks, the dow transports, which tends to show how the economy will do and follows what is happening with an average following small company stocks. you have three averages in bear market territory. the s&p 500 and

. >> welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast." i'm david asman filling in for neil cavuto. there is a long way away. there is thailand, wow. they are also doing the same in. >> cart tax indonesia. -- jakarta, indonesia. they're in the same time sown markets care about a china deal than they care about government shut down, right? >> here is what we know. president trump had a good call with president she saturday night. they said they have positive revelations occurring. so far china agreed to buy more from the u.s. in terms of soybeans and rice. secretary steve mnuchin saying $1.2 trillion more which will help narrow our deficit with china. and i think they're going to hammer down some of the intellectual property theft details. hopefully that is at the heart of the issue. so that is what we really need more details. david: i don't want to down play 148 point gain on the dow, on saturday when president trump was tweeting this out, we heard good things from china, things would really pop on new year's eve. we would see another 1000 point rally. we're a long way from that. >

welcome, i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "coast to coast" i want to thank david asman and connell mcshane in my sudden absence. i always appreciate that. decides what is going on in britain. we're about two hours away from hearing from emannuel macron to address the riots. he is going to, i don't know what french is for humble pie but he is going to be dishing out a lot of that today. we are told that he is going to try to reconcile with those who say he is moving too quickly in prance to make it a market-friendly economy, especially cradle to grave economy provide as lot of benefits for a lot of folks who don't like it being yanked from them without any warning or without any preparation. we're focusing on germany teetering on the brink of a slowdown if not out right recession. the ongoing china rift. we have concerns that china manufacturing is contracting. that is not good news. add it up, throw in good measure, italy with a budget disarray and a disaster as one financial planner put it, you have the whole

cavuto live ringing in right now. with one trading day left investors saying good riddance to 2018 the stocks suffering the worst year since the financial crisis. i am david asman. susan lee on all the ups and downs. >> reporter: a turbulent week in the markets closing out a shaky december, saw a record loss, the worst in doubt history and a few days later a record 1000 point gain for the dow. that is volatility and an 850 point swing thursday, the biggest we have seen since 2008. december as we close it out, one more session left, the worst, 6 worst december since 1931. not for the faint of heart, better strapping for these big moves up and big moves down. final trading day of 2018, barring a huge rally which is not expected to happen we are looking at the worst year for the market since 2008 and you wonder what is causing this volatility and anxiety, four major issues, first, higher interest rates from the federal reserve, donald trump has been vocal about his unhappiness with fed chair jerome powell and the rate hi

cavuto live starts right now. dagen: welcome, everybody i'm dagen mcdowell in for neil cavuto. much to digest as memos on former trump lawyer michael cohen and former campaign manager paul manafort drop what is the president's legal team saying, our jillian turner is in washington to lay it all out. good morning, jillian. >> good morning, dagen. the white house including the president himself believes yesterday's cohen sentencing memo is a major victory. the president tweeting two hours ago, after two years and million s of pages of documents and a cost of over $30 million, no collusion. even the president's press secretary who usually stays mum on matters chimed in yesterday writing, the government's filing in mr. cohen 's case tell us nothing of value that was in already known and mr. cohen is no hero. now the memo itself sets fourth recommendations that go all in on maximum penalties for cohen. it reads in part, "for the reasons set fourth above the office respectfully requests that this court imposes substantial term of imprisonment , one that reflects a modest variance fro

connell mcshane is in for neil cavuto. have a wonderful christmas. connell: you, too, merry christmas. thank you for this market you have given us today. what a mess. thank you very much. welcome you to "coast to coast." i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil with an hour left in the trading day. this brutal december continues for stocks. treasury secretary steve mnuchin appears to maybe spark some new fears in his attempt to calm investors over the weekend with calls that he made to bank ceos. the dow down 400 points. you also have the president going after the fed again. that brings us to blake burman to start off our two hours here from the white house with what ordinarily would be a nice calm day, the day before christmas, blake, but that never seems to be the case anymore. take us through first of all the treasury secretary's call with these ceos. reporter: christmas eve should be a nice day where you roll up the computer, kind of see where the day takes us. not today, though. the president once again going after the federal reserve. he sent ou

someone else he could have joining him would be the us border patrol chief who was on neil cavuto. talked about why we need the wall. >> across the entire southwest border, no matter what funding i get i'm ready to work on putting the wall where we need it. heather: talk about the number of apprehensions, 51,000 total apprehensions in the southwest border in november as of november 2019. >> the numbers and going up. the situation is getting worse, border security knows far more than chuck schumer does but isn't a major issue. it is a major issue. report -- republicans have two years, time now or never, under democratic congress, unlikely this would happen so trump should issue as many executive orders as possible, not just tweet, it is not enough, we need every major news network covering it and he needs to speak to every issue from humanitarian perspective to national security perspective on this issue. heather: a recent gallup poll said 21% of people polled believe immigration is the top problem facing the us. do you think that is one of the reasons chuck schumer and nancy pelosi

neil cavuto. it's yours. neil: stuart, thank you very, very much. we're following up on what concessions we're rumored to be hearing from the chinese, bit by bit, drip by drip. we'll bring you up to speed why the market is up in and out of session highs. it has everything to do with china making good on commitments it verbally spoken about before but apparently putting details to it. the chinese already committed to buy an additional 500,000 tons of soybeans. that is a big deal because they have been out of the u.s. soybean market for the better part of really half a year, if you think about it, going back to the summer this would be worth up front, about $180 million. that you're thinking but a drip. the fact of the matter is, our soybean market with china was about a 2 billion-dollar market. so this is just a fraction of that, but it is a start. also commitments we're hearing on the part of the chinese to make good on lowering tariffs, on foreign automakers, including u.s. automakers. now the tariffs are all over the map here. it is not a simple r

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto if huawei is the tip of the iceberg is there a lot more surfacing? >> david, good to see you. when you look deep into this, there is a battle going on here. i think the battle is what's really happening with the consumer? what is the real state of consumer health, okay? you can look at numbers. housing market slowing down. some sales numbers weren't as great as they should have been. and that battle is versus what wall street expects this consumer to be in six months. and i think with all this headline risk, you know, liz in the last show mentioned, the algorithms and that sort of thing. that is what we're dealing with right now, david, is this battle and theory, algorithmic pushing, what is to make of all this. david real quick here, i think that, the housing data, you know which a lot of people are sort of going back to, that ties into interest rates, i actually have a contrarian view here. i think the housing slowdown we're seeing equal as lot more houses on the market and with oil being down, fuel prices being low, these consumers can now go out,

and our coverage on fox news channel continues on "your world" with neil cavuto. ♪ ♪ >> bret: welcomews channel's continuing coverage of remembering president george h.w. bush i'm bret baier in washington. >> martha: and i'm martha maccallum come up on special programming the casket carrying the body of the president arriving. ceremony, casket flown from washington to houston, texas will be carried into the capitol rotunda. >> bret: president bush's remains will lie in state and program with remarks by several political figures including the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, house speaker paul ryan and vice president mike pence. >> martha: we will hear music this afternoon from the u.s. academy glee club. the public will be allowed to pay their respects as mr. bush lies in state until wednesday morning. invitation only funeral service will be held at 11:00 national cathedral. the president will be returned to houston to lie in repose at saint martin's episcopal church his lifelong parish before his burial on the plot of the george w. bush presidential library and museum in colle

hello everyone, i am trish regan in for neil cavuto and this is a special edition of "your world."ning officials arrested in the illegal immigrant, gang member and two-time convicted

"your world with neil cavuto" is coming up. in houston. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> neil: stocks ripon for a second day, but the fed may be coming to the rescue. a top executive in china is arrested. now reports that china could be behind that massive attack at marriott. the fallout and reaction from the white house coming up your president trump set to speak moments from now from the east room in the white house for a hanukkah event. if he addresses any of these things, we will bring them to you. new reports that say that he could be the president's back as attorney general replacing jeff sessions. former whitewater s

welcome everyone i am neil cavuto. this is "cavuto live".e house press secretary, under president george w. bush from 2005 through 2007. dana, has to be a mixed time free. obviously knew something was up and now we know. but it is interesting the collective response from the dalai lama and ellen generous. >> truly international outpouring. on a bipartisan line. for several years, 41, especially in the wintertime, he had bouts of pneumonia that turned to bronchitis and he would be in the hospital. then he would pull through it. >> put away the harps! >> put away the harps everyone i'm not done yet. also with bush 43 had gone in with his dad, and he said how are you feeling, dad? and he said it is not the cough that carries off it is the cop when you go in. [laughter] he did have that, you know there is so much that has happened in his life. barbara bush used to say that he cannot keep a job but he sure isn't boring. because he did so much. people forget that he took over as the rnc chairman after watergate and the time he was in china and he

thank you very much david: welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast." i'm david asman for neil cavuto.ke burman at the white house. reporter: talking about peter navarro making comments on cnn which he essentially said, if there is notra

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by the way, i will be filling in for my friend neil cavuto on your world. that's 4:00 p.m. time on the fox news channel. a lot going on, and the best person to cover it, liz claman. liz: thank you very much, charles payne. we have a lot happening in this hour. and you can see the numbers here on the ticker. a 1.2 trillion dollars trade. let's call it a truce is really what's charging this market higher. this is a promise by mnuchin, the treasury secretary, who says yes, that is the number that the weekend g-20 deal with the chinese president xi jinping is worth. that sent wall street off to the races right from the start. the rally is broad based heading into the final hour with trade sensitive industrial and technology stocks leading the way. the dow went for the moon shot at the opening bell, climbing 441 points at the high. still we see

he appears on "your world" with neil cavuto and has a novel called "blood in the streets."e. the obvious question, when did you write this? >> well, jeez, i wrote this back, it started as a screen play and i wrote it years ago. 2003. to maybe 2006. then i ended up turning it into a novel in 2012. that was around the time you read it. you know, you were so great to look it over and all of that. it took a couple of years to refining it before i was able to get it out there market so to speak. >> tucker: why did you write a screen play and then a novel? >> i wanted to make at it movie. the book in this context now is cinematic. i went to film school and my original idea was to make a mauve we have and write myself in like quentin tarantino would do. i wrote a screen play and i couldn't get anybody to look at it. i didn't want to give up so i had an idea maybe it's easier to turn it in a novel to get it published that way. in 2012 i turned it into a novel and took a few years and i got it out this way and brand spanking new novel. "blood in the streets." >> tucker: amazing. set

"your world" with neil cavuto.f the ballot held this evening is that the parliamentary party does have confidence. [cheers & applause] >> neil: welcome. we want to continue to listen to this. th

i will be filling in for neil cavuto on "your world" so tune in if you can at 5:00 p.m. meantime, i hand it over to you, liz claman. liz: u.s. markets may be closed but we have quite a bit of breaking news right now. general motors ceo mary barra is minutes away from a face-to-face on capitol hill with ohio senator sherrod brown and rob portman. she has been called there to explain her decision to close four plants and lay off more than 9,000 workers in ohio, michigan and maryland. we are being told to expect to hear directly from the senators in this hour about what happened in that meeting. >>> michigan congressman dan kilde is standing by in a fox business exclusive. he gets his chance to question barra tomorrow. ahead of that, we will ask him how he found out two plants in his state were to close and what he is ready to demand of the gm chief. >>> plus we saw $1 trillion chopped off stocks yesterday as wall street crumbled over confusion from the g20 trade truce president trump made with china's xi jinping. well, the chinese have now finally spoken. one of the nation

and here is what william barr told neil cavuto back in may of 2017. listen here. >> the president is certainly entitled to his choice as fbi director, and while i admire jim comey a lot, i think that he has contributed a lot to the country. he is enormously gifted. he crossed the basic line in july. >> on the same page with the president when it comes to hillary clinton, seymour reese and to investigate hillary clinton because of the uranium one deal, and any collusion between the trump campaign and russia. telling "the new york times" in november last year, "to the extent it is not pursuing the matter is, they are advocating its responsibility." the other nomination that you mention, heather nauert for u.n. ambassador. we were told weeks ago that she had been offered the job. a lot of people came around and denied that. now she has been nominated by the president, so it looks like it was there all the time. she was the spokesperson in the state department, still is pretty since the days of rex tillerson. former fox news correspondent. not a great amo

in connell mcshane and for neil cavuto. great to be with you. have a great chris ms. you live back here on monday. sure into a good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i maria bartiromo. join us i had exclusively on "sunday morning futures." mark meadows this year. he told president trump as members that have the president's back partial government shutdown. senator david perdue on when the stalemate might end. plus also coming up, congressman on his pending investigations into the trump administration. republican john ratcliffe on what happened now to the gop probes into the fbi and the doj. plus general jack keane is here on the fallout from the modest recognition. my conversation with new york archbishop timothy dolan as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures" right now. americans getting partial government shutdown for christmas spirit will continue until at least thursday of this upcoming week when the senate has its next session. a big stumbling block in negotiations is putting the president to border walls with demanding $5 million to fun

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. fox on top, a russia president vladimir putin putting the world on edge. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with the latest. jennifer? >> it's ironic that vladimir putin who has spent his entire presidency trying to resurrect the cold war would threaten to restart a nuclear arms race on the day that the american president that did all he could to not humiliate the russians in the rocky period after the cold war ended was being honored. putin said if the u.s. pulls out of the inf treaty and develops intermediate treaty, russia will do the same. he said the pentagon budgeted for new shorter range nukes. >> their next step is to see who they can put the blame on. the simplest explanation that western people used to is this is russia's fault. it's not true. we're against the destruction of this agreement. >> the landmark cold war arms control treaty was signed by ronald reagan and gorbachev. it bans all land-based cruise missiles with 3500 miles. the u.s. became aware that russia of the

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." out of this world experience in the oval office today that led to an exchange that was exactly not photo friendly. take a look. >> we came in here in good faith. we are entering into this kind of a discussion in the public view. >> it's not bad, nancy. it's called transparency. >> i know. >> we shouldn't shut down the government over a dispute. you want to shut it down. >> the last time you shut it down. >> no, no. >> and -- >> i don't want to do what you did. >> 20 times you called for i will shut down the government if i don't get my wall. you said it. >> you want -- i'll take it. you know what i'll say? yes, if we don't get what we want one way or the other, whether it's through you, through military, anything you want to call, i will shut down the government. >> okay. fair enough. we disagree. >> i'm proud to shut down the government for border security, chuck. >> neil: there you have it. fox on top of a president doubling down. we have kevin corke at the white house the battle th