i thought, who do i know who would be familiar with this kind of language and knows it well, charlie gasparino. charlie: thank you. neil good to see you, my friend. charlie: do i get to -- neil: no, you don't get to use that language. more or less saying that this was a distraction referring to scaramucci, reince, all of that, what do you think? charlie: i mean, it is a distraction, i mean, think about what we were talking about all last week more than health care, more than tax cuts, more than anything else, it was like this sort of palace and weird palace intrigue, it's not like palace intrigue that somebody wants someone out and there's an argument over policy. it was just very, very, you know, surreal palace intrigue going on and i think, you know, that is -- listen, there's no doubt, you and i have said this a thousand times, the more we are talking about stupid things and not tax cuts and health care, the worst this country is off and, you know, and that is a huge problem. now, the question is does it change now that you have general kelly as chief of staff and the only way it changes is

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charlie gasparino it back.eporter: my producer brian schwartz getting this from mike lee's office. the senator of utah, a keynote note on health care. what they are saying now, straight from mike lee spokesman's white house advisers reached out on saturday to guarantee that this amendment from a something called the consumer freedom amendment, basically gives insurance companies the ability to sell cheaper policies without all the obamacare mandate, that that will be in its entirety in any new bill. this is key. whited might leave out now? he voted no because he believed the cfa, the ted cruz manically amendment, that he was being watered down in the senate legislation and that is why he voted no. when the white house advisers told leigh, according to leigh spokesman, we do not have this from the white house, that they are saying in its entirety, the cfa is in the new health care legislation. that probably means you never see it until you see black and white. that probably means he will vote yes if that is the

charlie gasparino, thank you so much.calling these protesters not anticapitalists but communists. they're taking to the streets at the g20 summit in hamburg right now. they're about two miles away from where president trump is meeting with all of the leaders. they have sectioned off that area. 100,000 of these folks out there protesting. we're going to talk about all of that, plus the rule of lawbreaking down amid this chaos and violence that's plaguing not hamburg but venezuela as well. we have pictures of venezuela and some of the protests there making hamburg look like a walk in the park there. government support stormed into congress on wednesday attacking lawmakers, attacking journalists while a crowd outside in a office building trapping people inside the country has been complete and utter chaos. a total melt down there in venezuela. we are watching venezuela for you and hamburg, germany next i'm jamie and i'm the fifth great-granddaughter of benjamin rush. he was actually the only medical doctor that signed the de

well, charlie gasparino -- and i'm sorry to keep quoting charlie because i don't do it often. but he has pointed out two things that are going on here. first, you've got donald trump who is responsible for some of the chaos that we've experienced over the last almost 200 days. but the other issue is the message. and could people deliver on the goals of this president and his administration? reince priebus could not do that. that's one of the reasons he's out. as for, you know, the russia investigation, those issues, that's certainly not the president's agenda. but staying on message and the message is tax reform, health care is the job of the chief of staff. it's also the job of the communications director, and it's the did job of the press secretary to actually fight -- >> adam, it's a job of the president too. >> yeah. the president has taken knocks for not selling health care. >> you cannot blame reince priebus for this president's lack of messaging. i would say anthony was a distraction over the last week. you can't even blame him. this was a president that made bad situat

i interpreted charlie gasparino -- interrupted charlie gasparino on this, but that's one less thing to worry about. >> they're voting to vote, essentially -- neil: exactly. you call it voting to vote, i call it vote -- [inaudible conversations] >> right, they're voting to -- [inaudible conversations] neil: right. congresswoman, what do you think of that? he's telling colleagues, look, this is -- you can go ahead and do whatever you want to this thing, but if you don't, if you reject this today, the opportunity to change anything goes away. is he right? >> neil, witnessing this -- well, witnessing this whole process is so painful. the president has expressed his frustration. this is exactly why you don't put our health care in the hands of the federal government. because this is exactly what happens. neil: doesn't matter whether it's from the right or left. >> every one of these senators -- >> trying to put the genie back in the bottle, and that's a hard thing -- >> exactly. >> the point i was trying to make before is the central, the premise -- the central theme, i should say, of donal

valley for the annual allen and company conference and right in the thick of it is our guy, charlie gasparino mr. gasparino joins you now. are you hanging out with jared and ivanka yet? what is the out there? >> they're not here yet. as we reported earlier they are flying in today. apparently coming on their own dime. we have a story that will be posted on fbn.com, foxbusiness.com which will lay out some reasons why they're here, including pressing the flesh with decidedly a crowd of media moguls who most of them aren't supporters of donald trump, the president of the united states. also, a lot of people believe they're just looking to get out town given all the controversy engulfing the white house right now. this is a good place to go. this is pretty quiet here. some news today we broke at fox business that verizon which was speculated to be interested in disney is not going to purchase disney. ceo of verizon was quoted by us, lowell mcadams saying not happening which is ruling out mergers is almost as good ruling them in. it gives investors something to play with. that is what we did do. w

our very own charlie gasparino joins me now with all of the updates there.g fun and what are you hearing? >> well, i haven't been arrested why the or thrown out. trish: well, that is good. >> not a cloud in the sky. by the way ivanka trump and jared kushner, the family members of the ruling trump family, will be here tomorrow. we kind of got a surprise. we got wind of that this morning. we reported it out. both ivanka and jared, ivanka daughter of president trump, her husband, jared kushner, advisor, both advisors to the president, it broke around mid-morning they were coming out here. as we reported they're paying for it on their own dime. they're coming out tonight. they will be at the, enjoying i guess or partaking in the conference tomorrow where you got media moguls from all over the place. not just media. media now is not newspapers, it is not just tv, media now is the internet. it is, technology, it is, tim cook is here. warren buffett is here. ken langone of home depot and long time finance of various companies is here. our boss is here, rupert murdo

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for very latest go to charlie gasparino in sun valley. hey, charlie. >> hey, trish.conference. a lot of people come here, a lot of ceos, they're all here, from tech to telecom from media. deals in the future. what they want to do. where you see a lost mergers start, right here. sometimes mergers happen. sometimes mergers don't happen. one of the things les moonves, ceo of cbs, despite cbs is always in the rumor mill teaming up with a major distribution outfit like time warner or at&t, or buying something like time warrer, cbs was rumored to be in that mix before the at&t deal was announced, les moonves tells fox business it ain't happening. it is not soon. not looking at any major acquisitions, he sees cbs as independent entity going forward. that is pretty interesting given the climate out there, where you have a trump administration, seen as net positive to doing deals unlike the obama administration, which is whyless actually told us he sees the at&t deal and the, at&t time warner deal getting through the regulatory hoops, despite what donald trump said during the

charlie gasparino is there talking to all the folks and he hears all the rumors.ar's, charlie? >> a deal probably not going to happen is something that fox business was first to break this morning. we got the ceo of verizon on camera, lowell mcadams, who basically flat-out denied for the first time that verizon is interested in buying disney. but you know, trish, that doesn't mean disney won't be for sale. when i was here two years ago the big talk was time warner. who would gobble up time warner. who would make the play. as you know our boss, rupert murdoch was the first to put the bid in. that didn't work out. now it is being, now time warner is being courted by at&t which is a deal that could close in the next 60 days. at that conference that day i said time warner was in play. i will say this, talk to enough people here, they believe anybody with content right now is in play. disney is, is a content generator. they have espn. they have disney. you you know what they do. we should point out bob iger, ceo of disney is not here. here are some people who are here

. >> neil: to charlie gasparino to follow this story closely and among was one of the earliest to see problems for anthony. what are you hearing, charlie? >> you know, a lot of stuff bouncing around. it's our job as journalists to get on the air and try to confirm it. so i think it went beyond general kelly not wanting him. you can see that from some of the comments that sarah huckabee sanders said. it wasn't just general kelly and worrying about chain of command and clean slate. it seemed like based on what he said and stuff i'm hearing, anthony lost the confidence of the president at some point over the weekend. that sounded like cool to the president, a tough guy, finally got a tough guy in the white house, willing to back me up, turned into, you know, he was convinced that anthony was -- could be a liability in that job. the other thing is, this whole notion of the export import bank -- there is this report, but cnn said he was escorted from the grounds. that doesn't mean he's fired from the federal government. >> neil: escorted from the white house grounds. >> yes. but it's outsi

we have charlie gasparino here. no shrinking violet here and lauren is here also.his is all meant on the part of scaramucci to crack down on leaks. that conversation in its totality gets leaked, which was the case anyway because of the fair interview with a journalist who said there was no such guarantee that it would not be. >> correct. >> neil: where is this going now? i suspect we'll get more leaks. >> first, i should say the language that he used in that interview is not even polite language for a private conversation let alone an on-the-record interview with a reporter. i hope that that lesson has been learned at this point. i'm hopeful that this will stop the leaks, because you saw the backlash to this article coming out has been swift and severe. he has been forced to, you know, issue something of an apology tweet. so what my hope is -- >> neil: well, it wasn't really an apology. >> yeah, like half of one. but they can use this experience to evaluate playing fast and loose with the rules of journalism. they're in place for a reason. none of this would be hap

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my buddy, charlie gasparino breaking news out there. how are you doing, but? harlie: if using a rented aside, i think there are rattlesnakes over here. i keep hearing them in the bushes. if i run away from the cameras because i'm about to be bitten by a venomous snake. >> your producer is in a box raid near you. connell: we do have breaking news because my producer, and the ceo of cbs. cbs is in the news for a lot of reasons. not just broker made but because they could be taken over. they could merge with somebody. they don't have distribution. there was an idea of viacom earlier. both by the media empire headed by sherri redstone. here is what les told brian. he said cbs has no plans to make a plan for another company and they are willing to go it alone in this competitive media space. that is interesting. sometimes stories are not just deals happening. with less moonves, he believes that cbs is better alone yet he hasn't been a need to merge, to team up for distribution or by something else. pretty interesting. they are always rumored about buying something o

charlie gasparino, what were you going to say?the senior adviser to president trump who said the quote over my dead body should he be named. neil: priebus never put it on the line. >> no, but priebus was against it. and let me just catch people up to this because there is interesting breaking news we have. we know this from white house sources, white house not denying it, from trump asked scaramucci in his current job in the export-import bank before he took this job. he asked scaramucci to assess priebus's job performance. he asked scaramucci what do you think he's doing? how good of a job is he doing? from what we hear inside the white house, this periodically comes up, the priebus fire watch is coming up. neil: the latest shoe to drop. >> i think there's a lot of shoes to drop. we have the whole thing with sessions which is pending. priebus, i'm wondering if maybe the communications job that scaramucci is going to take over could be a place holder for the chief of staff job. donald trump wants somebody who understands life outs

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here with the exclusive scoop and the details, our own charlie gasparino. charlie. >> yeah.w, it's an interesting day here. ivanka trump was here, jared kushner, you have the political po paparazzi, and you have some of big news. which involves mergers and acquisition. one name you keep hearing here when you talk to people is cbs. are they going to buy something? are they going to be bought. they're a content generate, obviously. cbs news programming, i believe they own showtime entertainment. put all of that together, that's a compelling package to cbs or maybe to merge with somebody a distributor. we ran into into the ceo of cbs yesterday who ruled out anything happening soon. he believes cbs can remain independent for a while, can earn money, make money, and survive. and this really difficult media environment. liz, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out that what we have going on in the business right now is -- are mergers that basically put together distribution like at&t and content like time warner. you put that together, you theoretically have a unbeli

our own charlie gasparino's first report that dodging his legal team did hire a veteran washington attorney of testimony which we are expecting on wednesday. a new white house communications director, anthony scaramucci and he says stopping the damage he makes is one of his top priorities. >> we've got to get the leak stopped, chris. it is washington so it's going to be impossible to stop all of them. what is going on right now is a high-level unprofessionalism and is not serving the president. i am a business person and i will take dramatic action to stop those leaks. scaramucci dismissed reports about president trump preparing to pardon himself to stop the rushed investigation. he said the reason he doesn't need to pardon himself as he hasn't done anything wrong. on the health care for the senate expected to vote as early as tomorrow to begin debate on the health care bill. they still don't know what measure they are considering. senator rand paul on "sunday morning futures" at me with maria bartiromo was critical on legislation. >> i wish we could repeal the whole thing, but they will pr

lauren: well, make sure to tune in fox business, charlie gasparino will have more throughout the daybody shaves at sun valley. they look very relax. how will the latest revelations about donald donald trump's jr. meeting affect the agenda? this distraction, let's call it distraction, are investors watching this play out as far as the emails and what's going to happen with his son? >> they certainly are watching it. we saw the market selloff when the emails got sold off but when the senate said we are going delay august recess the market bounced back because what investors are most concerned about is this might in some way endanger passage of tax cuts, infrastructure spending and with the news from the senate, hey, we are going to be a little more productive and cut vacation short, the market bounced right back. lauren: dow was able to end slightly higher so that was the good news. we have the fed chair janet yellen her testimony on capitol hill today and tomorrow, it could be her last semiannual congressional testimony. reports are saying that trump could nominate gary cohn. what do

charlie gasparino, senior correspondent for everything, nan hayworth, former republican congresswomanyork, and dan schafer of schafer asset management. charlie, what do you make of the jobs? it is looking in the rearview mirror, but that doesn't show signs of slowdown yet. >> yeah. i think it's a good one, and here's the thing, you can't say this is complete affirmation of donald trump and his economic plans. but look at it this way, we're in the eighth year or doing on the eighth year of an economic expansion -- david: albeit starting from ground zero after the recession. >> right. but things should be slowing by historical standards, and they're not slowing. and you have to -- if you talk to business executives and the liberals on twitter will go nuts when i say this, because they were already going nuts -- david: but you love it when that happens. >> i love it. here's the bottom line, when you talk to business executives they say, okay, even if we don't get tax cuts, at least we have an administration that's not trying to kill us every day. thus, we see our bottom line getting bett

charlie gasparino will explain this better than me. it is on speculation. if trump doesn't pass tax reform before the 2018 elections we won't see a republican in the office next 20 years or in the white house. neil: i agree with that? >> what part is on speculation, carl? what do you mean. neil: anything you say. >> people think, businesses are anticipating this tax reform sooner than later. that -- neil: i agree, i think everyone who focuses on other things driving this market, i don't discount earnings, but if you were to tell me or them that this tax cut never materialize i don't think that will go down well. >> i disagree a little with you on that. neil: now you're in rocky territory. >> they look at donald trump, with marginal things getting passed. neil: i'm not talking about marginal stuff. that doesn't happen at all, katy-bar-the-door. my opinion. >> i would say be careful with that. >> i'm not being careful. carl just said it. >> we have great corporate earnings. neil: i know that. it is reflected but you can't tell me this falls through, this fall

you know this fellow, fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino. out with this, anna, because i'm looking at this meeting, i'm thinking what is to come of it? is the health care thing on or off? >> i think it has been a little confusing based on where the president has been tweeting, kind of switched sides a lot on this. from my perspective, staff on hill i was talking to on leadership in republican offices saying this is little too late. he is looking for unicorn, something will try to fix this for him. sent out two of his former campaign aides to try to get senator mike lee to change his vote yesterday. it did nothing. neil: did mike lee telegraph he would be a no vote the day before yesterday when he was having this big din-din? >> i don't think it was a surprise mike lee was going to be opposed to this. neil: i just read that was a little, you don't care? >> i think he was trying, they thought would be somebody, won by 40 point in utah. he is not at risk for election like potentially senator rob portman would be in ohio or some other people. ne

charlie gasparino here to break it down. on this health care thing doesn't look like a lot of confidence, huh? >> depends who you talk to. newt gingrich thinks mcconnell will twist armies and get it done. if there is anybody good at twisting arms, getting something through, a face saving way coming out of this it will be mcconnell. maybe what you will see not the deal but the repeal, right? you get the repeal and deal, you work to fix later. it miss them sort of semiface saving way and get to tax cuts. connell: rand paul brought it up and president -- >> the problem with repealing not replacing down the road you set up for the midterms an attack that the democrats can say you repealed health care and actually the cbo scored this in january. you would be throwing something like 32 million people into being uninsured. it's a negative for republicans if all you do is repeal. the other problem, when has this congress ever fixed something that it kicked the can down the road? this would be open door to democrats with republicans

we'll take you to our very own charlie gasparino.got the scoop. >> if you say may run out of the waverley facets because i think i heard a rattlesnake he high me. i'm not kidding. there's a rattlesnake. i might make a bolt or the side of the road and we can do it from there. in any event, it's already become than by my leg. here's what we know. ivanka trump and jared kushner are coming tomorrow. they will be attending tomorrow. they will apparently arrive here tonight. the reasons are all over the place where this is a media mogul have been. lots of billionaires playing to a decidedly different crowd. i shouldn't say millionaires. billionaires. crowds of really rich people. tech, telecom and media moguls are generally not right of center. they have left of center. a lot of the supporters of hillary clinton. you will see this view do some outreach to that. i think the main rationale for this is that they want to get the out of washington. it's a pretty toxic environment right now. donald trump junior, the russian investigation in, whi

charlie gasparino breaking the news yesterday in idaho. >> not going to happen?going to make a move for it? >> not. >> not even to take over. thank you. cheryl: sources say that mcadam signaled that he would be open to acquisitions, the annual conference of leaders, immediate banking industry does continue today, we should also note that verizon down nearly 20% this year so far. the stock disney is off 2%, two words, star wars. lauren: i confess, i have never seen one. record high for the dow yesterday and that's raising the question is the stock market engaged for public opinion on the issue and other issues, david nelson chief strategists, good to see you, david. markets for now don't appear to be rattled by the latest development or quite frankly any of them, your thoughts. >> look at this way, the stock market is probably the single best arbiter of public opinion that the world has ever known for literally the last 200 years. when the emails came out about 11:00 o'clock, the markets took a pretty big hit, down 100, 150 points pretty quickly. it took a while t

we have charlie gasparino, heather and jonas. so jonas, this climb, you know, we're going to get more numbers out of amazon in the latest quarter, but it's been largely uninterrupted in the last couple years. it has its hiccups. he never lost sight of that or the preachings and the analyst community that hey, you're pouring too much money in this business and not making it back. how did this come to pass? >> it is an amazing story. more of revenue growth than earnings growth. amazon never earned a fraction of microsoft. microsoft is a company wall street loved because it dealt a monopolies and fast-growing areas like pcs and office software and made a fortune. once that stock came down as you alluded to after the 2000 boom, this was a company that people wrote off. $10 a share, over $1,000 now. it was you're never going to make money, e-commerce, low margin. but the growth is outstanding. microsoft has taken off the last few years after going nowhere for many years. so it's an amazing story. now everyone has piled on and no one d

charlie gasparino on why that might be the case. charlie?stitutional investors and traders today, the bottom line is this: neither the health care redo and not even the tax cuts are essentially priced into this market. so that's why you have the muted response to the health care, i guess, debacle. we're not going to get health care reform, we're going to get something that doesn't really reform, maybe just repeals it. and that's why even when, you know, you talk about putting off tax cuts to next year, not happening soon or maybe not happening it, markets aren't totally going nuts on that because they're just not priced in -- neil: wait a minute, i'm sorry, i do want to continue that thought with you. i thought the runup since the election was based on we're going to get lower taxes, maybe comprehensive tax reform. no? >> some of it is yes and, you know, listen, there's a lot of reasons why the runup in the market, including the fact that you have a much more positive, business-friendly administration who's not heaping regulations on them. a

joining me our own charlie gasparino, who cast coined the term, comrade bill. comrade bill as you call him, has other priority. >> i should point out, i met bill de blasio several times. he is not a bad guy personally. trish: but just a comrade? >> i call him comrade bill de blasio, because he is socialist. more than socialist, he is borderline socialist communist. look at his career. it is very interesting and aside from his record as new york city mayor which is very, very progressive, like it is barack obama on steroids, bill de blasio when was married, honeymooned in cuba. when he was, college student in the '80s, he helped out san today -- sandinistas, the communist regime in el salavador. he has never repudiated his leftest marxist past. to see him go give aid and comfort -- i'm not sure that is what he is doing there. trish: he will protest. >> this is further proof that, that these protesters, i get a lot of stuff on twitter, these aren't communists. these are anti-globalists. i got news for you, these guys have nothing in common with steve bannon. have

to fox business network's charlie gasparino.ments and team trump begins to move on past this i'm not being cynical here. they are looking at life after this. >> right. next week will be pumpkin spice latte week by the administration just to change the subject. neil: they have a variety of other flavors. do they have much of that where you were, sun valley? >> sun valley -- neil: the latte thing. >> starbucks is there. it's great. i didn't order any of that. neil: did any moguls you bump into, you were having problems with security guards. >> two years ago. neil: everything hunky-dory? >> i saw the cope. he is new york city cop. i saw the dude. he waved back at me. neil: you sure he waved? take a good look at the finksers? >> he put the snakes around me. neil: you and your producer did great. >> brian did great. we for shadowed something going on. some moguls and people there were talking about how trump was holding fairly high-level meetings inside of the white house right before he went to france to try to move forward on tax c

charlie gasparino has been doing some digging around. what's the latest?inside the white house, 15% is the number. the corporate taxes. it's unclear where they're going in individual taxes, that's a work in progress. the times, actually, new york times wrote a story that said the white house was conceding 20 to 25% would be the -- where it would end up. here's what i'm going to tell you. white house opening gambet and now we've got it confirmed from the president's mouth himself is 15%. the place where this gets murky is in the house. and house speaker paul ryan is indicating to members that he believes it's not going to be 15% that in these private meetings, ryan told members that he believes -- the rate will be brought down. the corporate tax rate will be brought down somewhere between 20 and 25%. that's probably where people are getting that 25% rate. neil: so that's where they're starting out. so that would echo what orrin hatch told adam shapiro. maybe it's 20, maybe 25%. but the legislative branch seems to be talking much higher. >> much higher. neil

speaking of good human beings, my buddy charlie gasparino. this is nuts, charlie.sten to it is more surreal, when i read the story in "new york times." it wasn't much of a scoop. he laid it a awe all out. neil: he scoop is he can't let it go. >> he was more vehement. neil: never would have appointed in the first place. >> i thought, i had to do a double-take i thought i was reading the onion, you know the pair row he did i? it was so bizarre. starts attacking one of his most loyal soldiers. goes after comey in some bizarre way. goes after rosenstein because he is a, from baltimore. neil: he put both of them on the spot. they have to justify your remarks. >> when, and then muller, mueller shouldn't be going into his finances. neil: that was the takeaway big news item. >> when he did that, broke on bloomberg mueller is looking at his finances. the dow took a dip. down 70 points, maybe more. i got to check. neil: i thought that was takeaway news story, not regurgitating old rifts, i will say this, because come up again and again, his frustration with congress when som

charlie gasparino, now it is slightly below but what you does this really mean?o we talk about when we say market cap? the market value how much your company is worth based on shares and what the price is. this is a big barometer of a company's wealth. just a few minutes ago we checked it was morgan stanley having, with a market cap of 85.7. goldman sachs with a market cap of 95.9. liz: morgan has gone up to 86.3. goldman, 86-point. it is neck-and-neck. that was the first time in a decade that morgan stanley pete goldman in market cap. they have not been that close over the decade. since 2006, particularly in 2006, right after the financial crisis, bold man saks was the crown jewel -- goldman sachs was crown jewel. much bigger market cap than morgan stanley. why was that? they were able to trade on volatility. this says a lot what is going on washington, wall street. one reason why gary cohn, a former obama democrat, is now working for the trump administration. he was very, very annoyed, brutally mad, the guy he supported, president obama, bassed something known

joining me with more on all of it, fox business senior correspondent, charlie gasparino, who i would of mayor de blasio. >> i'm responsible for his moniker comrade bill de blasio in my columns in "the new york post." i will say this. i don't believe he is out there egging on protests. he is not sitting there going, let's burn you stuff, right? trish: he is participating, basically giving his blessings not being part of it. >> i don't know if he is actually doing that,, bill de blasio being there. he is there as a representative of the progressive left in this country. talking politics. i can't imagine bill de blasio is advocating violence. as a matter of fact i know that -- trish: i will challenge you on that. if you go there, give a speech to these guys to encourage them. >> who did he give a speech to? trish: some. protesters. he has anti-capitalist message, globalist message, you would argue, communist message, being there i support you in what you're doing, not necessarily in burning of cars et cetera, all this violence but i support essence of what you're doing, that is taking i

the guy breaking the news on what is changing, fox business network's charlie gasparino. >> here's what we're hearing the white house and congress that the gop is planning for a pivot to taxes by getting healthcare out of the way pretty quick disposing of it. here is the plan that mcconnell has on the table to somehow push as we've been talking about a repeal of obamacare and not a replacement. by doing, at the earliest tomorrow, pushing for a motion to proceed. that gets the ball rolling to repeal obamacare. not replace it. but once that gets done, whether it gets repealed or doesn't get repealed, the movement is quickly to tax cuts which they feel both in the white house and congress there's much more unanimity, much more agreement. there's an easier lift although will be a lot of horse trading over what exemption stay in and stay out, state and local tax exemption is going to be a big thing. clearly they think they have a better hand when it comes to tax cuts. i'll tell you this, neil, some stuff that we talked about today earlier on your show and on sbn, the markets like the tax cut

liz: charlie gasparino has just come down from the newsroom. charlie, your thoughts about this. >> you know, we talk a lot about loyalty here, should the president be loyal to jeff sessions? . liz: well, the president talks about loyalty a lot. >> should jeff sessions be loyal to the president? let's be clear here. the attorney general serves at the pleasure of the president, i suppose; right? he's appointed by the president. but his loyalty is to the constitution. and i think that's something that donald trump -- that hasn't got through his head is that when jeff sessions took his oath of office, because he had to be sworn in. congress had to confirm him. he was pledging allegiance to the constitution of the augments. not to donald trump. he's not donald trump's personal lawyer, am i missing something here? . liz: and the president was supposedly listening to john mccain's speech from the senate floor and about the job in general that the senate is tasked to do by the american people. an and i found this extraordinary where he said we are not t

we have madison, marjorie and charlie gasparino.or kaine's office says nothing has been proven yesterday. i'm looking at this, madison. wondering where is it all going? obviously you have democrats, you know, sensing blood here and going all the way saying this is a sign that if donald trump jr. lied about one thing, he lied about lots of other things or left out a lot of other things. what to you think is happening now? >> right. i think when we look specifically at the accusation of potentially donald trump jr.'s actions rising to be treason, all we have to do is look at the relevant stat sheet here. 18 usc 2381. his actions don't fall under that statute. for something to be treason, you require with someone with allegiance to the united states levies war against the united states or aids the enemy. that didn't happen here. >> neil: i'm hearing that, marjorie. now you expect republicans to work with you or republicans and democrats to work together on healthcare. that's not a great way to start the negotiating ball rolling, right?

liz: charlie gasparino, thank you. we're going to be right back. closing bell rings. dow up 98 . . liz: we just hit session highs for the dow jones industrials and s&p and nasdaq. two minutes to go before the closing bell it is time for a quiz. with the markets propelled by the blowout june jobs report, the test is where do you put money in the second half. we have kevin caron steve nicholas market strategist. where do you put your money when it comes to nations, u.s. or europe? >> you keep it in the united states. the united states long grown faster than europe. doesn't have same kind of structural overhangs europe has. i think it continues to do so. i think you stay here in the united states. liz: right here in the united states. there are different areas. the transports just hit a new high. about to close at transports or beaten down commodities. you don't want to buy at the top, right? >> as investor you stick with the transports because transports grow businesses with growing commodity. commodity prices tend to flop all over the place. as inve

charlie gasparino, i want to hear this. >> some of this is inside are baseball but it means a lot forit does happen, we get corporate tax reform, what the gop senate is doing, markets rally on that, there is no doubt. institutional investors tax cuts are not fully priced into this market. you get decent corporate tax cuts, markets shoot up. liz: it will be a welcome surprise. david: >> we understand the gop leadership led by mcconnell in the senate, taking cues from the white house, particularly the treasury department and national economic council run by gary cohn, treasury run by steve mnuchin, they are now looking to pivot to tax cuts. here is where it gets interesting from a procedural way. the move could start tomorrow with mcconnell pushing first of beginnings of repeal of obamacare without a replacement. how does that go? mcconnell tomorrow, he mentioned this at luncheon meeting with senator, that he would pitch, basically i like to do a motion to proceed tomorrow which means you get on the docket, repeal of obamacare without the replacement. and then, you move to the next big

david: bring in another great american, our own charlie gasparino, who saw a lot of this coming. i don't think people saw john kelly coming. he is a great american, no two ways about it, charlie. marine general. he lost a son during the conflict, i believe it was iraq or afghanistan. this guy is a serious guy in the white house. it's not like he's a political operative. >> yeah, and i just want to say this. we reported earlier today, reince was out. we were getting word from my source in washington it was a matter of time. people thought it would be staved off because he was on the plane with trump today with anthony scaramucci, his internal nemesis, they thought how would he be fired after that? why would you humiliate him, put him on a plane with anthony, a guy who hates him and fire him? people thought it wouldn't be today. we're hearing all morning it was -- he was done. i will say this, this is a very serious guy in a different way that reince is. reince is a serious guy. ran the rnc. melissa: reince. >> reince, whatever. i get it. reince is a serious guy for politics. this g

let's go to charlie gasparino right now with the very latest on this shuffling in the white house, charlie us to the white house, anthony scaramucci, communications, director of communications white house appointed 10 days ago is now out. he is no longer the director of communications. that it was one of the first decisions of the new chief of staff, general kelly. other than that, we don't know much about what was triggering event. was there something else other than the tirade mr. scaramucci had with the reporter that was recorded. whether it was just the fact that general kelly doesn't think he is cut out for this job as communications, we'll have to wait and see once the dust settles exactly what caused this. maybe simply that mr. scaramucci, anthony, did not get along with general kelly. you know, could be all above or none of it. so, i'm just telling you this stuff is breaking now. we don't have all the reasons behind it. but i'll just say this. a guy i worked with here at fox business a long time, very, very smart guy. he made some very, very, very fundamental mistakes i believe in

liz: let's get to charlie gasparino in the newsroom. charlie, a bombshell on a friday. john kelly in as chief of staff replacing reince priebus, general john kelly coming over from homeland security. charlie. >> yeah. not surprising if you watch fox business. we reported earlier on cavuto today that my sources were telling me priebus was out. i would not know who would replace him. there was some speculation that anthony scaramucci, our former colleague who's white house communication director, you know, was the de facto chief of staff in recent days and trump was leaning on him to do stuff. that was speculation. i found that hard to believe that he would actually walk in as chief of staff as communications director and particularly after all the history that we've been talking about recently. but this is a good choice. this guy is a real deal. listen, reince priebus is an excellent political bureaucrat. there's no doubt about that. general kelly brings a whole other level. he brings military bureaucracy to the white house, and that may be exactly what a dysfunctional w

annual inventory in sun vae idaho bringing together top leaders technology media fox business charlie gasparino reporter: well the latest you can say ivanka trump and jared kushner coming here, i know we reported last night that they it was kind of an impromptu visit to conference this is not the epicenter of center of thought a progressive crowd media executives tech company telecommunications company executives for the most part voted for hillary clinton tim cook from apple a democrat, so coming into a crowd that is somewhat i wouldn't say whos till but not totally embracing her father's agenda particularly on immigration but they will be here and will be interesting why coming here? well you know what we reported yesterday i think this is kind of in line with what a lot of people say here, is that they are looking to escape what is going on in washington one thing as you know trump administration in a scandal right now whether pans out whether allegations are true or not doesn't matter it is pretty hot in ditchc, they came here and also i think, this is going to be -- jared and ivanka's way

charlie gasparino breaking news at sun valley conference in idaho, he and his incredible producers, two want to ignore them when they throw questions at you. that was fairly direct, to the point. what did you make of that. >> i make it of this, by the way, brian schwartz, my producer, thats with his get, very good get this morning. neil, this is deal maker's paradise, particularly because telecom and the internet and tech is rife with deal making right now, particularly as it pertains to distribution and content. so verizon may not buy disney. obviously the ceo told you he is not interested. maybe he doesn't have the currency. but all these companies are looking to do deals. if it is not disney, it will be something else. i will say this. disney, on the other hand, that is the real question, for the ceo bob iger, are in play right now? that is what everybody is talking about. they have content. they don't have distribution. there are content, one of the most historic brands in the world is the disney brand. it controls not just disney but as you know, espn, which despite its recent fina

charlie gasparino, like father omaly compare today this guy. [laughter] neil: hello, father, how are you? >> play the power of reagan compels you. neil: why did he do this? he went on a tirade with a new yorker magazine? >> anthony is a smart guy, harvard law grad. the one negative i will say he's volatile and careless when it comes to stuff like this. he's the exact wrong person to put in this job. i mean, he's good -- i can see him being treasury secretary before director of communications. neil: chief of staff and i think the president likes what he's doing. >> the president probablery likes what he's doing but what he's doing is bad for the country. i don't think if he became chief of staff people would work for him. neil: the conducts scares people, sort of like you. >> no, i'm a level-headed guy. i can never say i can do my own -- neil: when he first had that press session, remember, he was great. he was smooth. >> i didn't think so. neil: he talked too long and not much, but then this veers off, and -- >> he's a volatile guy. the other t

now our senior pain of the neck here charlie gasparino.king about, my friend is you know a tax on 5 million and over crowd of 44%. and i'm wondering if that is indeed a problem and a number of conservatives were coiled about it. what's going on? >> well, listen, bannon plays to the trump base, which is not the upper income. would like to have a tax plan that is very heavily weighted towards middle class tax cuts. even though most of the taxes -- if you look at who pays the taxes, it's not the lower end or the middle end. . neil: and this tax would raise 18 billion tops. but that's not even a couple of days. i'm joking to make the point that it's not going to get the revenue. >> right. but this is all political for bannon. ban on onis, like, play to the base, play to the base. neil: so the base would like to stick it to the rich. >> well,. neil: let's say there's no follow through. where is this going? >> i think -- neil: the whole thing. >> i think -- listen, tomorrow is the unveiling it of it to start getting it going. you wouldn't know,