that it is for the "claman countdown." see you on monday.pushed the dow into positive territory the seventh week in a row. this is the longest winning week of the year. liz said it, nasdaq closing at new record highs. i'm cheryl casone, in for melissa francis today. david: cheryl, good to see you. forget about the dow, all about the last index, look at that, the nasdaq up 2.25%. wait until you hear how much amazon is up. welcome to "after the bell." happy friday. here is what else we're covering for you in a very busy hour. the president quote, is ready to put rocket fuel into the economy. the white houseak

welcome to cashin' in, i'm liz claman.achel campos duffy, juan williams and steve cortez. you show how tax cuts boost the economy, give us some evidence. >> oh, absolutely. by the way, most people when they talk history here and tax cuts they go straight to ronald reagan, he's a

liz claman is going to take you from here. and one of the big questions, liz, is janet yellen going to stay as head of the federal reserve? liz: i know and, folks, this does matter; right? because what you see here, a gain of 137 points has something to do with a little bit of clarity. we're about to get -- blake's getting in front of a camera, we're going to give you more on the fed. but what it seems to be calming the markets, we have the volatility index, i need to quickly check this for you. now below ten. that is, again, heading back down to all time lows. right now we're standing at 9.85 for the volatility index. well, the senate stays up late last night and the markets love it today. the dow rallying at this hour after tax reform is one step closer to reality. the one side deal to pass the $4 trillion blueprint of the budget unlocking that door to tax reform to begin and house speaker paul ryan confirmation that there will be a fourth tax bracket dedicated solely for taxing the rich. fair and balanced reaction is the bu

thanks so much for watching the "claman countdown." go indians. record high for all indices. the stocks charging ahead, closing up 40 points, inching closer to 23,000. today the s&p and nasdaq joining in the party. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." more what is behind these new record highs. here is what else we're covering in the very busy hour ahead. president trump landing any moment in pennsylvania after meeting with canadian prime minister earlier. he is taking his tax reform message on the road. speaking to an audience that will conclude a big crowd of truckers, a group he calls the backbone of america. more on what to expect. >>> th

liz claman is taking you through the close. it is in your hands. at foxbusiness anything can happen. the markets started to clawback. close to session highs just over 60 points away from the 23,000 mark as markets stay on track to zoom to new record highs. what happens while this happened. president trump and mitch mcconnell holding spontaneous much of what they said has everything to do with your portfolio of the economy and the price you pay for your prescription drugs. the firefighters are only starting to make some headway in this hour. it's too little too late. the restaurant to her who is fighting to rise from the ashes. you get to decide as a u.s. military begins practicing drills of a very specific kind in the region. the former asia-pacific deputy. what does it drills really are and what they need. let's start the count on. breaking news. we are keeping an eye on the white house in about 45 minutes president trump will hop onto marine one. he is now heading when he gets to marine 12 joint base interest. a campaign event. no doubt he will b

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liz claman is going to take you into the final hour of trading. we'll see if we close at yet another record, liz. liz: the dow was there, but you're right about breaking news. we just got this: president trump has just declared the state of california a major disaster area. look at these flames. a deadly inferno is engulfing california's wine country at this hour and spreading. thousands trying to escape its flames as one of the golden state's biggest export businesses is under assault. hillary vaughan is there. she's going to report live on the lost life, home, and business. and we're also going to talk to the ceo of jordan winery about how his business and staff are surviving the flames. just barely, by the way. many of them have lost their homes already. these flames have torched more than 115,000 acres. and while california burns hot, so does the controversy over the iran nuclear deal. fox news reporting president trump will not recertify that deal later this week. blake burman live from the white house. we're going to ask also dick cheney's f

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hello, i'm liz claman, welcome to cashin'? . welcome, everybody. gary, i'll start with you, do the numbers say it all here? >> absolutelily the numbers are much worse. i love when the media holds the powerful accountable. i hate it when they hold the powerful selectively accountable. we've seen for years, they've played defense attorney for one side and prosecuting attorney for others and in trump's case, judge, jury and. you can go into the dossier, the uranium one, the bottom line, they're not curious, inquist tiff, when it comes to trump they'll hire 100 people to look into it and sits sheer promise at this point in time. liz: gerri, "the washington post" had an op-ed bringing up the point. when will the mainstream media get over this hate-fest of president trump? >> washington post is considered a fabulous source inside the beltway, right? the left loves "the washington post" and, yet, you remember that in the jetsons, that character that says, does not compute, you can see the journalists thinking this makes no sense to me. really, really? the

welcome to cashin' in, i'm liz claman. here with us, rachel campos duffy, juan williams and steve cortez. you show how tax cuts boost the economy, give us some evidence. >> oh, absolutely. by the way, most people when they talk history here and tax cuts they go straight to ronald reagan, he's a great case. i'd like to go further back to john f. kennedy. my irish grandmother on my mother's side she had a picture of jfk on her wall. i think that's mainly because he was irish and catholic and handsome, but i would put a picture of him on the wall because he was a tax cutter. a lot of people don't know that. he was the last democrat who really believed in cutting taxes and what happened, sadly, he didn't live to see a lot of this. but what happened as a result, the economy soared in the mid to late '60s, as did the stock market. so, jfk proves when we cut taxes, we incentivize people and put money in their pockets and empower them. great things happen and prosperity is lifted for all. particularly the middle class. liz: let's

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howie: joining us, liz claman, host of "after the bell."he "new york times" did have 8 interviews with women on the record about sexual allegations. is this a solidly reported story and any chance harvey weinstein is coming back to this country. >> it's about as solid as you can get. you have multiple people on the record. you have documentation. you have something of a financial trail. as i look at it today, i don't see any way harvey weinstein survives this scandal. and i think the company he found is in jeopardy. i don't any there is a weinstein company without harvey weinstein. howie: he is apologizing saying he's going to work with therapists and take leave. liz: i'm not a lawyer so i spent last 48 hours calling attorneys from coast to coast. every single one of them said it would be zero chance harvey weinstein would be able to launch a successful offensive suit against the "new york times." if it is you didn't give me enough time to respond. 48 hours, this is what the "new york times" says it gave the swine stein company and harvey t

ashley webster is in for liz claman. president trump on the ground in las vegas making comments after meeting with the victims of the deadliest shooting in the nation's history. the skill and expertise of a medical professionals at the hospital that took in all of those injured in the deadliest city. as we learn more about the man who killed 58 people in a country music concert. hoping to learn more from his live-in girlfriend. just returned from a trip overseas. they will tell us how the deadly event could change the way we do business forever. the senate budget committee working hard to mark up a bell. we will ask the house budget committee member doesn't president trump really want to wipe out puerto rico's debt. we have that reaction to the surprising comments. on wall street markets are headed for the trifecta. they are all looking for that third straight record) we are less then an hour from the closing bell must begin the countdown. >> breaking his the chief richard smit is back on the hot seat again. when you lov

[closing bell ring] red, red, red, for rest of the market that will do it for the "claman countdown."id: dow falling further into the red. major averages hitting new intraday highs, but failing in the end to record closes. hi, everybody, i'm david asman? melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have big market movers but here is what else we're covering for you during this very busy hour. going at it alone, president trump doing what congress couldn't. rolling back obamacare on his own terms. what it means for the future of health care. plus dramatic new developments in the harvey weinstein scandal. the disgraced producer is responding to the assault allegations t

liz claman, send it over to you. liz: trish this is jam-packed hour. we want to let viewers know that the white house press secretary is expected to start in minutes. press secretary sara sanders is expected to be peppered on the budget vote and the press for republicans to take a shortcut on tax reform. national security moments ago he does not had clear answers yet on how lieutenant david johnson and three other soldiers were ambushed. we will's take you there as soon as the news conference begins. clearing the path for tax cuts. it's front and center right now. we are about to see some real action. it is on track to happen tonight and if it passes that paves the way to tee up tax reform but do we have that. we are looking at life pictures from capitol hill. i know i am the warm-up for sarah sanders. what did you had packed for tonight. in advance do you think that's good to be a long vote. i think were actually can start voting in a few moments. the big news to me is the republicans in the senate are acting like a team today and we have the votes. w

that is it for the claman countdown.aiting for action as republicans take a big step forward on tax cuts. the dow ending the day up 70 points. that is something, david asman. the s&p ending in the green. nasdaq fighting for gains. nasdaq losing. they will not get gains. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers, but, we say this every day, but this is extraordinary hour. a potentially historic moment in the nation's capitol, the house passing the senate's b

that is doing it for the "claman countdown." melissa: we're closing in on 23,000.g at 22,879. david: that is another record. melissa: all right. all the major averages all ending higher as well. "time" melissa francis. >> and i'm david asman. happy friday to you all. happy friday to you, melissa. melissa: david: thank you is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we're covering very busy hour. very busy day. pivotal day inside of the beltway. the president announcing this afternoon he will not con at this to certify that iran is

that it is for the "claman countdown." see you on monday. cheryl: stocks pushed the dow into positive territory the seventh week in a row. this is the longest winning week of the year. liz said it, nasdaq closing at new record highs. i'm cheryl casone, in for melissa francis today. david: cheryl, good to see you. forget about the dow, all about the last index, look at that, the nasdaq up 2.25%. wait until you hear how much amazon is up. welcome to "after the bell." happy friday. here is what else we're covering for you in a very busy hour. the president quote, is ready to put rocket fuel into the economy. the white house taking a victory lap for the strong gdp number out moments ago, saying we need tax cuts now to keep on growing. will we see the tax bill by thanksgiving? the clock is ticking as republicans debate key issues including touching your 401(k). will they or won't they? kevin brady telling fox business, giving hints what we could see in the plan next week. steve forbes gives his take. >>> things in spain are heating up catalonia d

thanks for joining the "claman "countdown"". melissa: dow not tired of winning.s that up. second straight day, s&p 500, nasdaq keep climbing to new records as well. i'm melissa francis. david: trifecta. actually four times if you include the russell 2000. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." glad you could be here. more on record markets. first is what else we have for you, very busy hour. strap your seatbelts in. president trump in puerto rico touring areas hit hard by hurricane maria, meeting with survivors and officials. we're expecting new video this afternoon. we'll bring that to you as soon as it comes in

liz claman over to you. liz: exactly. speaking of, which we have breaking news on that right now. the contest to win the job to be the next federal reserve chair has apparently just lost a contender. which one of these five power players will be the next fed chair? and which one appears to be out of the race right now. charlie gasparino working the phones, he's in the newsroom, he's going to get in the newsroom chair, stand by for that. deeper shade of red for stocks caught in a downtrend, the tornado leaving the green arrows over the rainbow, far off in the distance. turbulence at boeing's third quarter report weighing down the dow jones industrials, lower by 119 points. and this breaking news, promise, that promise president trump made about 401(k)s not issue touched in the tax reform battle. it seems your nest egg may about to be changed. we can't definitely say it's at risk but may be changes. the president himself just said that. if he looks and does not necessarily see eye-to-eye towards the key savings tools so many of us use, we'll sort it out. we've got representatives fr

liz claman, send it over to you. liz: trish this is jam-packed hour.e white house press secretary is expected to start in minutes. press secretary sara sanders is expected to be peppered on the budget vote and the press for republicans to take a shortcut on tax reform. national security moments ago he does not had clear answers yet on how lieutenant david johnson and three other soldiers were ambushed. we will's take you there as soon as the news conference gi

that will do it for the claman countdown. >> has been some day.'s mind. the stock market is closing significantly higher. the dow up 150 points. settles above 2 it thousand 500 for very first time. -- 22,500. nasdaq at new record highs. i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: welcome. i'm melissa francis this is after the bell. we have a very busy hour ahead for you. [shouting]

that will do it for the claman countdown. >> has been some day. attack in las vegas at top of everybody's mind. the stock market is closing significantly higher. the dow up 150 points. settles above 2 it thousand 500 for very first time. -- 22,500. nasdaq at new record highs. i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: welcome. i'm melissa francis this is after the bell. we have a very busy hour ahead for you. [shouting] >> as we were going down. the man was shot and unconscious. >> i'm not wearing any clothes. they have a part of my article of clothing, anyone i saw breathe. i helped. >> he ran off the stage. people started dropping to the floor. we were running out. >> we saw, people that were shot. we kept running. melissa: how terrifying. a dark day for america. the latest on the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. at this hour the number of dead is at least 58. with more than 500 people injured. many in critical condition. we're going to get an update from local area hospitals and tell you what we know about the gunman found dead

there is more coming with liz claman man. liz: trish, the dow lost gains in final hour of trade.ng hot after knocking earnings out of the ballpark. amazon up 13%. google, alphabet. microsoft doing really well too. up nearly 8%. one hour left twice. see if they hold the gains. nasdaq is soaring. up 141 points. it lists most of those stocks, if not all of them. you have

[closing bell rings] that will do it for the claman countdown. i will see you guys on monday. have a good one. david: it is another record. dow looks like closings up in the after-hours, 163 points. melissa: nice. david: and a 1/2. not bad for going into the weekend this is the fifth record close in a row. a new record for s&p as well. nasdaq could see one as well. we are really close on that one. i'm david asman. happy friday. melissa: yes, i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour. the white house now defending general john kelly's emotional response to the president's call with a gold star widow, as if you have to defend that, as the mainstream media continues to hammer away. more on a heated exchange at today's briefing. senate republicans passing a 4 trillion-dollar budget, clearing way for tax reform but there are still hurdles again. president trump showing the notion that there could be four, possibly five tax brackets in the plan. come on. more on this in interview with mari

[closing bell ring] red, red, red, for rest of the market that will do it for the "claman countdown." see you tomorrow. david: dow falling further into the red. major averages hitting new intraday highs, but failing in the end to record closes. hi, everybody, i'm david asman? melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have big market movers but here is what else we're covering for you during this very busy hour. going at it alone, president trump doing what congress couldn't. rolling back obamacare on his own terms. what it means for the future of health care. plus dramatic new developments in the harvey weinstein scandal. the disgraced producer is responding to the assault allegations that have shocked hollywood. >>> a disaster with no end in sight. hundreds of people are missing as deadly wildfires rage through california wine country. david: weil get back to the stories in a moment. dow hitting all-time high but failing to end the session in positive territory. nicole petallides on floor of the nyse. what caused a down movement? >> david, as you know we had bank ear

thanks so much for watching the "claman countdown." go indians. david: new day, record high for all indices. the stocks charging ahead, closing up 40 points, inching closer to 23,000. today the s&p and nasdaq joining in the party. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." more what is behind these new record highs. here is what else we're covering in the very busy hour ahead. president trump landing any moment in pennsylvania after meeting with canadian prime minister earlier. he is taking his tax reform message on the road. speaking to an audience that will conclude a big crowd of truckers, a group he calls the backbone of america. more on what to expect. >>> the president slamming nbc this afternoon after suggesting that the network should lose its license on the basis of what he calls, fake news. nbc also under fire for passing on the harvey weinstein expose'. more on that and how the network is responding, as more women come forward. among our guests this hour, joe concha from "the hill." grover norquist. ohio con

that is it for the claman countdown. melissa: wall street eyeing investors waiting for action as republicans take a big step forward on tax cuts. the dow ending the day up 70 points. that is something, david asman. the s&p ending in the green. nasdaq fighting for gains. nasdaq losing. they will not get gains. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers, but, we say this every day, but this is extraordinary hour. a potentially historic moment in the nation's capitol, the house passing the senate's budget, clearing the way for tax form. in just days, house republicans will introduce the tax bill. new details where the plan stands now. >>> an order from the top, searching for answers for the uranium deal. president trump urging the justice department to break a logjam and lift and order on the the informant. >>> keeping quiet and playing dumb. how could the campaign to elect hillary clinton $9 million on that russian influence phony anti-trump dossier without hillary or the dnc head knowi

that will do it for the "claman "countdown"". >> dow ending the day 14 points.q hitting all-time highs. failing to close in record territory. i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis today. david: good to have you here. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you this hour. "the art of the deal" in the nation's capitol. the president willing to work with lawmakers but on his terms. if you want to protect "dreamers" you have to build the wall.

that is doing it for the "claman countdown." melissa: we're closing in on 23,000. just a few more days like this, ending at 22,879. david: that is another record. melissa: all right. all the major averages all ending higher as well. "time" melissa francis. >> and i'm david asman. happy friday to you all. happy friday to you, melissa. melissa: david: thank you is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we're covering very busy hour. very busy day. pivotal day inside of the beltway. the president announcing this afternoon he will not con at this to certify that iran is complying with the nuclear agreement. nancy pelosi jumping to iran's defense, claiming the rogue nation hasn't violate what president calls the worst deal of. we'll try to get to the bottom of it. >>> the president also taking aim today at one of the strangest components of obamacare, paying out billions of dollars to subsidies to insurance companies despite makings about of profits. >> amazing. david: the president says it is corporate welfare. he is ending it now but will court

liz claman over to you. liz: exactly. speaking of, which we have breaking news on that right now.win the job to be the next federal reserve chair has apparently just lost a contender. which one of these five power players will be the next fed chair? and which one appears to be out of the race right now. charlie gasparino working the phones, he's in the newsroom, he's going to get in the newsroom chair, stand by for that. deeper shade of red for stocks caught in a downtrend, the tornado leaving the green arrows over the rainbow, far off in the distance. turbulence at boeing's third quarter report weighing down the dow jones industrials, lower by

thanks for watching the "claman countdown." melissa: take a look. we crossed it earlier.lling it one way or another. we have record highs during the day today. s&p ending slightly if the red. i'm melissa francis. david: look, we're less than one point away from 23,000. melissa: come on! david: we'll see. settle one way or the other. very close, folks. i'm david asman. we're glad you join us on this historic day. this is "after the bell." first here is what else we're covering for you at this hour. president trump touting the new market milestone and making more

i want to go straight to liz claman who's going to have more on this story and plenty of others as webig breaking news, particularly because you have senator corker who will not be running for election, that's two, but they'll be in place for what is expected to be a very tough and tenuous vote on tax reform. this is an interloper, trump is treason, the real battle on capitol hill is all american. obamacare is a distraction to be ignored. that's the message from gop senators after president trump makes a rare visit in the last

that is it for the claman countdown. david: we're only 30, 40 points away from 23,000. we told you election night. take it out of gold and put it into the stock market can. good way to start the week. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the new market records. first here is what else we're covering in the very busy hour ahead. despite what you heard we have never been closer. president trump setting record straight on his relationship with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. details of the president's impromptu media conference in the rose guarden on tax reform, health care and well, pretty much everything else. plus, members of the trump administration now saying they want to keep america in the iran nuclear deal, not walk away. what does that mean? colonel oliver north sounds off. analysts expecting a strong quarter for netflix. are customers still flocking to the streaming giant despite prices going up? we'll find out any moment. david: a lot of competition in the field. meanwhile, keep our eyes on the good new

liz claman sending it your way. liz: you can see the s&p, could see a record close for that index.ing between facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg on the hill and expected to be grilled by nancy pelosi and steny hoyer about russia and the ads it was able to buy and possibly influence our elections. keep an eye on that. less than three hours to president trump's latest pitch to the nation on the need for tax reform. the president set to depart the white house at any moment headed to harrisburg, pennsylvania where he'll appear before american trucking industry members who will use the speech to vault off his tax plan he

liz claman is taking you through the close. it is in your hands.t foxbusiness anything can happen. the markets started to clawback. close to session highs just over 60 points away from the 23,000 mark as markets stay on track to zoom to new record highs. what happens while this happened. president trump and mitch mcconnell holding spontaneous

that will do it for the "claman "countdown"". >> dow ending the day 14 points. industrials and nasdaq hitting all-time highs. failing to close in record territory. i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis today. david: good to have you here. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you this hour. "the art of the deal" in the nation's capitol. the president willing to work with lawmakers but on his terms. if you want to protect "dreamers" you have to build the wall. >>> calling out north korea again, why the president believes only one thing will work whether it comes to the rogue nation. what could that be? >>> one week after the massacre in las vegas, investigators inching their way towards getting into the head of the killer. brand new details on where the investigation stands right now. cheryl: first get back to your markets. the dow falling further into the red in the last hour of trading. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. what are some bigger movers today, nicole? >> what