charles payne, charlie gasparino, gerri willis, ben stein, adam leschinsky and kennedy, don't know what libertarians do but that is what is going on. three or four went taxes -- should be a priority. >> a low hanging fruit. the tax code, and tantalizing and get the bread america investing, the average person spending. you can do that and infrastructure. who doesn't want to patch a hole? get those simultaneously. see why it works, you get rid of repatriation, bring back the money, take 10% out of that, and infrastructure, start those cbo gaps as well. neil: what do you think? >> works for me, lots of support for tax cuts, people who are less then $50,000 or more, a majority of democrats want tax cuts. the only people who don't agree are the republican which neil: a third of americans -- >> republicans want tax cuts that are pretty much uniform about that but they don't want -- >> what kind and when? >> they would like lower corporate taxes and changes, lower individual taxes but here on the infrastructure, that will be an issue, one thing to say patriot the money and leverage it. it take

by the way, charlie gasparino.er president received a 400,000-dollar pay day to speak at wall street sponsored health care conference. that is good money. trump took to twitter and retweeted a "fox & friends" segment about senator elizabeth warren's criticism of the enormous speaking fee. aforementioned charlie gasparino joins us now on this story. >> i thought the story at some point would die down. ashley: it is not, isn't it? because of the level of vitriol that the former president aimed towards wall street make this is story so hypocritical? >> right. in many ways he infused the democratic party with a sort of class envy. this is business story, let's be clear here. about a president of the united states used a certain industry as a whipping boy. some of it was deserved, a lot of it wasn't. they were not only culprit for the financial crisis. they said if you lost your home and your job during the financial crisis and great recession it was because of wall street he spent a long time saying. basically trashed

house gop tax reform plan would create 1.7 million jobs and boosting comes by nearly 9% but now charlie gasparino, the tax cuts for businesses may not be as big as they expect and the president telling maria bartiroma, the deadline is moving so that is where it is going. gerri willis inside and adam leschinsky also here. what are you hearing you >> the white house is filled with economists like ben stein. charles: in a good way or bad way? nonjudgmental way. >> been is one of the smartest guys i know but there are no supply-siders in the trump white house. in the republican leadership positions no one is using dynamic account, let's cut taxes and be revenue neutral and a massive tax cut for businesses, it is a good thing since it is the highest in the world, we need to somehow do healthcare reform first and if we can't get healthcare reform and savings we will ratchet stuff back but the plans we talked about, not doing corporate tax cut at all but a repatriation, what they might have to replace it with, repatriation, to repatriate profits overseas and tax at a lower rate used for infrastructure p

charlie gasparino.gets ticked off. >> except for you. >> neil: they all answer the phone. he calls, you don't want to not answer the phone. that's the most hellish thing. boss, i have charlie gasparino on line one. duh! when we come back, the chairman of joint chiefs of staff briefing senators and house members on capitol hill on this operation. more coming up. spring is on, so it's time to get started. but first things first - call trugreen, america's #1 professional lawn care company. millions of homeowners like you trust us to give them a lawn they can live on. and tailored care plans ensure their lawns get exactly what they need to thrive. guaranteed. that means you can do more of this, this, and this. okay, maybe not this. start your trugreen lawn plan today for only $29.95. and live life outside. plus, trugreen now offers mosquito defense. so don't wait - act now. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our

charlie gasparino will be putting that story together. you have to hear these names. you know them well. markets, as i said, retreating in the last hour after big gains earlier in the day on good jobs numbers out of that number precursor of what the labor department gives us. it was a great number. but we've also got tech tightens hitting brand-new all-time highs. the dow, nasdaq, and s&p, though, are suddenly spooked. we will tell you why. it's something that happened in the last hour. meanwhile, hope and change in the middle east is discussed at the white house at a rose garden, president trump expressed hope for a peace deal between the palestinians and the israelis. not just hope but a path the president also using very strong words saying he's changing his attitude on syria's seven-year civil war after deadly's deadly gas attack. the focus on middle eastern issues comes on tomorrow' tomorrow's rival chinese president. also what to do about north korea. former nato ambassador nicholas burns reads behind the red lines for both syria and north korea and former u.s.

charlie gasparino has been reporting the changing regulatory requirement that the two reporters.cago bulls but the number one seed in it today zero hold that the new york rangers smothered the montrÉal canadiens to montrÉal canadiens to the not that serious. by 31:00 a.m. in europe it is is wednesday, april 19th. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. this morning of the church a special congressional election is headed to a run off. democrat john ossoff fell short of the majority needed to win outright. republican karen handel, former secretary of state finish second place to have enough election is is scheduled for june 28th. >> we are changing the world. and your voice is are going to ring out across the state and acrosss country. we will be ready to fight on and win in june. lea: the house was the house was vacated when tom price became health and human services. the republican stronghold for decades good president tweeting despite major outside media money come in 11 republican candidate, and runoff in church. glad to be of help. trying to

charles: great stuff, charlie gasparino, thank you a fun not to watch. it worked for his brother.d a baseball team then went to white house. >> one caveat with jeb bush orderrior -- derek jeter, they are rich but not wall street rich. charles: thank you so much. >> coming up illegal immigration is plummeting before president trump's border wall is built. the question is do we need a wall with that great jawboning? that is a -- rhetorical question, we'll be right back. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claims centers are available to assist you 24/7. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance charles: president trump's illegal immigration crackdown showing signs of success. illegal crossing at border has dropped 60% since he took office. is the jawboning alone going to work. is the

charlie gasparino next. ♪ la quinta presents, how to win at business.resenter to "go back a slide." well played. you just tossed a mind grenade into into your colleagues' dulled senses. look at them, "what did i miss?" he one-upped me once again. step two: choose la quinta. and your la quinta reward points can be redeemed for everyday purchases on the go so you can win at business. learn more at lq.com today. >> neil: all right, that august deadline, don't be so crazy about it. it will happen though. charlie gasparino, i'm wondering, the market commit tomorrow, but they will say. >> it is hard to tell. i think the markets view president trump as being more than marginally better than what would have been there. >> neil: they still see it coming, so delayed, not denied. >> there is going to be an impact at some point. priced at the dow 21,000, the fact that we are going to get some corporate tax reform as the president promised on the campaign trail, and we're going to get individual tax cuts. at some point, you don't do that -- >> neil: still hooking th

charlie gasparino and i are going to taste these. are you ready, charlie? >> eh.s straw is a bum straw. give me that. i didn't see no gun, charlie. i didn't hear any threatening -- >> starting to look old. liz: see that is diversionary tactic. you're diverting. >> that movie with de niro, ""bad grandpa""? i was at a party in vegas. very attractive young lady said you remind me of de niro in ""bad grandpa"." liz: that is diversion. >> what the audience doesn't know the threats that you hurled at me beforehand and, you know the way you treated me before, the way you generally treat me in general. liz: you showed no sympathy when i had a straw malfunction. >> i didn't notice pause i so terrified what you would do to me. liz: okay. i never threatened him. in all seriousness, talk president trump's executive order, memorandums about the banking system. but also this promise that just came out in the last couple hours tax reform wednesday. >> i don't think the trump white house do a service when they give conflicting signals on timing of tax cuts. the markets are incred

charlie gasparino. we will be speaking to the owed he congressman, a freedom caucus member, who is very much in favor of that deal, the caucus was standing by because they didn't think that what the leadership was coming up with was right or even conservative. his views on the developments and whether they're now willing to bridge the gap in just a sec. for now, we have the president focused on jobs, jobs, jobs. resisting the temptation to even send out a single tweet on susan rice on the other developments, which is unusual. again, it's paying dividends as far as market reaction. the president needs to do more of this sort of thing. in other words stay on message, stay on point and stay on jobs. we have larry glazer and lee you epstein, who met with the president. so let me get your take. having met with the president, knowing his heart is in this stuff and he's comfortable meeting with chief executives of any sort. this is his sweet spot today, wasn't it? >> this is his sweet spot today. this has been

charlie gasparino making friends left and right, on the left and right. when we come back, part of the effort to get a control on this whole issue of tax cuts is can you make corresponding cuts in spending to justify them or to pay for them. here's the dirty little secret. a lot of people don't know where the money is going in washington. leave it to the former microsoft founder or ceo, steve balmer. he's attempting to get to the bottom of that. we always want to know, where the heck is this money going? he's trying to find out after this. ♪ it's not just a car, it's your daily treat. ♪ go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. experience amazing. what's the best way to get v8 or a fancy juice store?s? ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... done! that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. >> neil: all right. amazon is out with results after the bell. 148 a share. 35.7 billion in total sales here. both better than expected. in case you're keeping track, the stock is up an additional 4% in the aft

it was big news here when our charlie gasparino broke it. we will be going to him in a second. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto and you are watching "your world." barack obama receiving $400,000 fee for upcoming speech wall street brokerage power house. no, sir the biggest but big player nonetheless. we are thinking that's big news. this is a president who railed against wall street. i couldn't wait to pick up my papers this morning to figure out how much coverage they were getting. here we go. the "new york times," nothing. "the washington post, nothing. "u.s.a. today," nothing sorry about that. it's all over the place here. my point is this. that's fine. remember what i told you about we have a lot of time here to get into a lot of issues. somethin' tells me when a republican former president was getting big speech money like let's go back in time a little bit here, ronald reagan and he had similar big paydays, in fact, even bigger paydays with several speeches in japan that was all over everything and everyone across the globe. what's the difference here? again, republica

charlie gasparino has been all over here. he is back with us.sts winning, geyerry cohn in the mix. what is going on? >> gary cohn, former number two at goldman sachs. that is the last guy i thought -- even be the white house gardener in the trump administration. connell: maybe you don't know, why did he take the job? wanted to get out of goldman? >> he was number two to lloyd blankfein since 2006. he made a lot of money. he will not replace lloyd blankfein. he wanted, maybe a few times he thought he would leave goldman sachs over the lags five years. connell: it's a good tax move and all rest of it? >> it's a good tax move. goldman sachs, we did a little digging, did banking with jared kushner and kushner family. he developed a relationship with jared kushner. when this came up, jared helped bring him in. they are now the most formidable duo, advising duo in the trump administration. connell: are they going to push bannon out? >> it is such a weird place. usually the chief of staff reigns with these things or vice president. connell: you don't h

not so much. >> doug, it is charlie gasparino. why doesn't the white house -- >> hey, charlie. >> how are you? you and i kind of drink from the same cut when it comes to tax cuts and supply-side econmics. even someone like you has to be a little bit concerned. why isn't there a plan or outline on the table the white house has? they had something during the campaign written by larry kudlow, steve moore, laffer, art laffer. we're back to the drawing board,wer don't have legislation, doesn't that concern you as someone who advocates tax cuts? >> concern is a nice way to put it. you know, i believe that the fundamental reading of history is that without strong white house leadership and the president himself being in favor of tax reform, it doesn't happen. we haven't had it for 30 years for a reason. and so, whether they write it themselves or take something in discussion with the house or senate, the white house needs to say, this is what we want, this is what we think is good for the u.s. economy and middle class and -- >> why haven'

to some extent, ivanka, who is there too. >> neil: charlie gasparino, thank you very much.pretty good idea tomorrow, the body language alone should be revealing. we will be live. now "the five" ." >> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." will america respond to yesterday's deadly chemical attack in syria? today president trump address the atrocity in a news conference with jordan's king abdullah. >> these heinous actions by the assad regime cannot be tolerate tolerated. when you kill innocent children, innocent babies, babies, little ba

liz: thank you very much, charlie gasparino. dow jones industrials down 16 points.losing bell is ringing in 27 minutes. we have the united healthcare group as the biggest leader in the dow 30. maybe it was rand paul golfing with trump, in essence saying hey, we could do this health care deal while wearing his university of kentucky belt. did you guys see that? he was wearing a little belt. the rest of the health care providers moving higher on those reports that the trump administration is working to revive the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. by the way cigna is the best performer on the s&p 500. humana and aetna looking pretty good. >>> on capitol hill the filibuster fight in full swing. the latest over the battle of supreme court nominee neil gorsuch yet. we'll tell you what they just said. ♪ yes? please repeat the objective. ♪ thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com. ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so h

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charlie gasparino.tails what went down in stockholm what appears to be a terrorist attack where someone we're told, an individual, althou they have two suspects, they're not saying they're suspects in this truck attack but they're talking to them, two males. it is known of one male that plowed a truck into a shopping center, store, department store. three are known dead right now, but so far no one has been apprehended or arrested per se. so that would imply obviously that the attacker or attackers are still on the loose. more after this. neil: usually a good flow of support to a president after taking action like this. other presidents of both parties but question to this one whether it applies to busy domestic agenda. lee carter, conservative review president, dineen borelli, last but not least, "wall street journal" dan henninger. crackerjack writer if i say so myself. begin with you, d with you, dan, do you think the good follow-through the president invoice on this is good follow-on his domestic ag

charlie gasparino, our fox news channel star.know the united nations botched it when it came to policing syria's chemical weapons. i want you to meet the guy that took out osama bin laden says that is the problem. >> neil: all right. this is the kind of things that happen when volunteers don't get up their seats. this guy might have an incredible legal case. we're back in 60 seconds. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. oh yes.... even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands. >> neil: all right. perhaps all the people that had a pleasure of interviewing, there's some genuine heros. rob o'neal shot bin laden but he's got a book coming out later this month. "the operator firing the shots that killed bin laden." there's very little h

if charlie gasparino, he's right, looking for more than just markets. what are you hearing, charlie? >> i hearing that next week they're going to have some -- at least the president suggests they're going to have some tax cut proposal that will be unveiled. we should point out this come after two weeks of pressure by conservatives, phil graham, the former stater, tax cutter from texas on the need now to cut marginal taxes. as you know, markets have been up nice since trump -- predent trump was elected. but if you look at the markets since march 1, around the time when you went to steve mnuchin, markets have been down since then. the reason why is an indecision on the timing of the tax cuts. what isasnating aut today, the president coming out, citing a wednesday deadline to come up with a plan or proposal. the white house after that said nah, maybe not. we don't know what he means by that. the president saying yeah, probably wednesday. if you look at the markets, they have been whip sawing on that. the uncertainty about this thing is not being treated ver

are denying that talk, but, again, it is pestering out there and first reporting by our own charlie gasparino. what are you hearing? charlie: steve bannon for the moment is senior adviser, the most conservative of his advisers is staying at least for now but in a diminished role, the real power centered in the trump administration right now is jared kushner, his son-in-law who is a democrat and garrett cohn who is also a democrat given the platform that donald trump ran on. here is the wild card on all of this, where does reince priebus, does he remain of as chief of staff? reince priebus is fighting for his job. i can't say they are going to boot him out. donald trump is a man that changes his mind hour by hour and minute by minute but clearly trump has gone around about whether they think reince priebus is doing a good enough job, let me say one other thing, he has a short list of replacements. at the top of the short list is gary cohn, head of nec, national economic council and kevin mccarthy, the republican congressman and a few other people and i think the best we could say about priebus

liz: which is what charlie gasparino said was possibly happening. >> yeah, but not just that, it needs to be a big package and revenues from offshore drilling, why not? the federal government gets royalties from the sales, dedicate that to infrastructure. liz: there's been a look at shifting sands from president trump's opinions even just a few days ago or a few weeks ago, china now not a currency manipulator, and nato is not obsolete right now. you may roll your eyes, richard, but it appears -- >> is it that obvious? liz: appears he's coming to the center and that makes people calmer. >> you say shifting sands which is a very generous way, assumes there were sands in the first instance. whether he said about janet yellen staying. whether he said we should or should not bomb syria. the tweets of his alone are all over the place and i guess the question i ask is, and i defer to you two, do we have any reason tong whatever he said last is going to be sticking a week from now or a month from now? and if our allies, they're looking at the question, are we closer or less close to the unthin

house gop tax reform plan would create 1.7 million jobs and boosting comes by nearly 9% but now charlie gasparinothe tax cuts for businesses may not be as big as they expect and the president telling maria bartiroma, the deadline is moving so that is where it is going. gerri willis inside and adam leschinsky also here. what a y

charlie gasparino with the details. you have tax breaking news. you're a machine today. >> thanks.alk about bannon first. he is the senior advisor to president trump. he still is. he was the most trusted advisor for a long time. he is no longer now. the president made it very clear his, at least his status, i mean his clout -- liz: standing. >> his stroke within the trump white house is now on the downside. what is on the upside? well the guy he battled with recently over policy and other issues, or even maybe stroke itself, jared kushner, the president's son-in-law. also a senior advisor is now on the ascendency. here is what we know from people close to bannon. they're telling me is willing to play the long game as of now. he is not looking to leave. he is committeto staying a the job, and work it o and here's i think the key thing. this is the one thing that i would say, i think this is a wait-and-see thing as well. he understands that he is no longer the top dog in there, okay? the top advisor for trump. but he will continue to push his nationalist agenda. he is the guy that ca

charlie gasparino with the details.aria bartiromo, got this out of trump, president trump, he said i don't want to put a deadline on tax reform. >> right. liz: whereas nine weeks ago, as i said, two to three weeks we'll have it for you. >> we spoke with sean spicer today directly. this is what he told us, point-blank that trump himself, the president, and the administration is sort of on a listening tour, he used listening. they're going out getting ideas about tax reform. here is the question you have to ask. i thought they already had a plan. he articulated during the campaign, something along the lines of steve moore and larry kudlow economists came up. 15% corporate tax rate, down from 35%. taking seven brackets of personal income taxes squeezing them into three with lower rates. that is apparently -- that is not the plan or they're looking at -- liz: back to the drawing board. >> they're back to the drawing board. that is not good for the market. that means you take more time. if you don't get it through this year

our own charlie gasparino is saying he is trying to broker a deal. very latest on all this coming up. >> dow ending in the green with two days of losses. on floor of new york stock exchange, who were biggest winners today? reporter: start with cat at tha- caterpillar. closing with 2% gain. adding to goldman sachs conviction list. that certainly helps. look at apple here. $144 and 12 cents a share. it closes safely above that level. you're looking at a 14th record close this year for shares of apple. that is up 24% first quarter alone, number one stock performer on dow johnson industrial average. this one is really on fire. helping overall gains which we saw mostly by the way in last hour of trading. look at staples. office depot deal fell apart. staples is making it fall to hopefully combine with private equity buyer. if that happens, some of the analysts putting deal value upwards of $7 billion. so, stay shares benefiting by 10% today. investors were hoping teaming up with partner in the not so distant future. back to you. ssa: lori, tnk you. david:

liz: i want to bring in charlie gasparino who joined us on the set.a reason you think the market didn't suddenly turn green? >> yeah, listen, he said some good things. i should point out my dad put me through college and my brother through college from a vocational school education, samuel gompers school in the bronx. old-time vocational school. he made a good points. th is where he speakinged the market a bit. he talked about tax reform, you will get it. i'm paraphrasing in order to get it, we'll pass health care reform. that is important. if we can pass health care reform, tax reform will be bigger and steeper. what he is essentially saying, the expectations that i built in during the election, 20% corporate tax cut, taking down the seven rates squeezing them to three. guess what? if we don't get health care reform, that ain't happening. that is why you saw the markets turn sideways and everything. liz: kathy, he talked about h1b visas. he and eric just touched upon that often they will hire foreigners and pay them less. however, we did some researc

neil: i never doubt charlie gasparino, because he is never wrong, a tax cut does materielize and notg as envisioned, you could argue, charlie didn't argue i did, markets factor in, would the markets be discan appointed if they don't get something to the degree they thought they would? >> the picture is clouded as you're saying, neil, but i'm still optimistic we'll see a big tax bill and important tax bill and it will contain a lot of reforms. after all tax reform is the center piece of getting the american economy growing again after eight years of subpar performance. neil: what if it is not that though, secretary? you'll see tax cuts, of some sort, but you will not be able to see the sweeping kind of comprehensive, 1986 ronald reagan type actions that it is not going to be that? >> well then we'll have slower growth. we'll have fewer jobs. we'll have slower wage improvement. we'll have a less successful economy. so it is important to get, to get real tax reform. i wouldn't give up on it. talking to the people -- neil: you would give up on the notion it is an august event, sir? >> i

charlie gasparino. sorry i screwed that up, charlie.he president shows sort of stick your thumb in the nose of the critics by meeting with the egypt shun president in first place, doesn't he. >> he can be incredibly diplomatic and on message and effective like he was during the state of the union address. that, there is dichotomy of donald trump. it is tweeting, the crazy stuff. neil: this stuff. hold on. this is the president. >> start right now. we have many things in common. we have a few things that we don't agree on and i think that this is going to be a very productive day and it's a great honor. and a great honor to meet you folks. thank you very much for coming. appreciate it very much. [. [speaking in native tongue] ]. [speaking in native tongue] >> thank you very much. thank you, everybody. appreciate it. thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you very much. [shouting questions] neil: well, i'm glad we went to that because, did any of you hear what he said? i feel like, huh? it will be a busy day for the president. we're wa

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charlie gasparino is here with the scoop. >> full respect on foxbusiness.com.wo major bidders, derrick jeter and jeb bush. those are two representing two parties from what we understand are bidding on the miami marlins. in a auction that could go down may. now we should point out that jeff owner of marlin wants as much as $1.6 billion. there is a dearth of teams for sale. you know, he is benefiting from a lack of supplies this could go high $1.6 billion, those are two main bidders and another group, a group of businessmen. i do not know who they are, but they have financing from goldman sachs. we should own ough out that kushner family did look into it, we know they are out of the bidding. mitt romney ca can and a group -- and a group, also looked at it, sources tell us he not interested. 3 major bidders for marlins, deal could go down in may, is a group represented by jeb bush, a group represented by derek jeter coul jeter, and a group financed by goldman sachs. you know nothing is a done deal until signed, one key sticking point will be cash. major league bas

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neil: charlie gasparino will have more developments. "wall street journal" is reporting that anthem is making preliminary filings to indicate it will still be so-called part of the so-called aca plans in 2018. there were concerns that aetna and other was jettison. the eye to cobble together a deal, they will try to get something going. i want to bring in retired lieutenant colonel allen west. a former congressman as well. from that vantage point, if you don't mind indulging me on this health care stuff i want to pick your brain a little bit, allen. very good to have you. it is always this balance satisfying the conservative members without ticking off the moderate members. do you think if they cobble together a health care deal, that that does speed up the time frame for tax deal? >> well, good to be with you, neil.that is a very important part of it but i would also ask why did they take a two-week vacation when we had pressing matters that are there? the american people and markets are looking for economic relief. the most important t

charlie gasparino hopping back in the chair. he gets a second view here.has breaking news about president obama's future. remember mr. blackwell? all of hollywood wanted to be on his best-dressed list. certainly not on the worst-dressed list. at the time of his death he ended up having a treasure trove of pictures, formal wear, tinseltown mem beale you yaw that turned into one heck of a "strange inheritance." one of two all-new episodes airing tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern only on the fox business network. jo former president barack obama land ad massive speaking engagement. he is here to break the news and you know the fee as well? >> a few years ago barack obama called wall street fat cats. now sources have confirmed to the fox business network he he taking afy from one certain fat cat, that is cantor fitzgerald. what sources tell fox business network, former president obama, less than 100 days out of office agreed to a speaking engagement during cantor fitzgerald's health care conference in september. we understand he will be the keynote speaker, keynote sp

charlie gasparino will be putting that story together. you have to hear these names.hem well. markets, as i said, retreating in the last hour after big gains earlier in the day on good jobs numbers out of that number precursor of what the labor department gives us. it was a great number. but we've also got tech

joining sus charlie gasparino. >> he said listen to jared, what we know now, what which confirmed fromofficials over the weekend that jared kushner is now the guy, the most senior advisor to trump. he is the guy that is calling be interesting to figure out how this manifests ielf on certain policies like trade, like building a wall, you know, taxes. because these are the things that donald trump championed during the campaign. they were essentially parroted by, from steve bannon, his senior advisor now who ran "breitbart news," a nationalist, isolationist tone to the administration. that is what he won on. here is what we know -- liz: you dow about to turn negative. >> that is because i'm speaking. that's why. liz: there is so much tension. you're talking trade and money. jared kushner went to iraq. the president has him a real estate guy dealing with stuff rex tillerson -- >> 36-year-old real estate guy that actually inherited his real estate. here is where you got to look at. we're hearing less acrimony, less, i guess stridency on trade already from donald trump. haven't heard him ta

if charlie gasparino, he's right, looking for more than just markets. are you hearing, charlie? >> i hearing

. >> reporter: this was first reported on the foxbusiness network, charlie gasparino.deal will happen, there are details to work out but the price tag for the marlins coming from derek jeter, the former famous yankee and jeb bush, former presidential candidate under the republicans, this is over last year saying he was thinking about selling, marlins not really a great team but come backs happen. that needs to be approved by major league baseball and details need to be worked out because they could still fall apart but looks like the jeter ticket is the winning ticket for the marlins. abby: it is 10 minutes after the our, bachelor busted, chris souls under arrest, what he is accused of doing might shock you. heather: donald trump taking shots at the mainstream media since day one. >> the victory astonishing on many levels. >> one of the most shocking us elections and political history. >> facing the daunting task of uniting the country he helped to divide. >> how has he done dealing with the dishonest media in his first 100 days in office? we have the great up next. >>

charlie gasparino reported that could lead to mergers. extended trading after the credit card companies latest results. the latest results from american express fell from a year ago her by the end of the company's relationship with costco. qualcomm arrested at 2.5%. earnings from the chipmaker which is in a legal battle with apple topping next to haitians. nicole: coming up, growing doubts for the timeline without tax reform. >> would like to get it done as soon as possible. we are going to take our time together friday we clearly could get it done at the end of summer. if you need to go longer we'll do that. nicole: are. nicole: our investors is impatience at tax reform plans? i next guest says the failure of the health care bill and tax reform leaves the economy at glass half-empty. we'll explain. it's all coming up right here on "fbn:am." we are watching oil slightly higher this morning. ♪ when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate

>> neil: charlie gasparino, thank you very, very much my friend. we'll see that tomorrow when that interview airs. in the meantime, dodd-frank commit to which i was referring come up markets like that, let's see what that is like tomorrow. ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly go follow with bob, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's new york city, and this is "the five." secretary of state rex tillerson is on the ground in russia to try to convince the country to rethink its support for syria's leader, bashar al-assad. saying that the syrian dictator's names are numbered. >> i think it is clear to us that the reign of the assad family is coming to an end, but the question of how that ends in the transition itself could be very important, in our view, to the durability, stability of a unified syria, and the stability and unification going forward. >> president trump explained that the syrian strategy hasn't wavered. >> we are not going into syria. but when i see people using horrible, horrible chemical weapons which they agreed not to use under the obama ad

charlie gasparino and president obama and a paid speech. what is that about?t obama attacked wall street, called them fat cats, imposed reforms like dodd-frank. now we understand he's going to speech at a conference and receive $400,000 at the can'ter fitzgerald healthcare conference. pretty interesting. a lot of ways you can unwind this, neil. he was one of wall streets most intense critics particularly after the financial crisis and all throughout his administration. he's speaking at a healthcare conference. guess what is going on? the end of his healthcare reform known as obamacare. this will be interesting. we understand from cantor fitzgerald that a contract has been signed. usually this contract includes fees for travel. i should point out that 400,000 is a steep price for a price. president bill clinton gives a lot of speeches to wall street. he gets paid an average of $200,000. this is a lot of money. it's interesting. a fascinating and controversial story not just because of president obama's attacks against wall street during his time there, but beca