too bad, sounds exactly like what dagen mcdowell just said five minutes ago, dagen.and murkowski were the only nays to move to debate. people need to question their motives and whether they are really republicans. they didn't like the bill, didn't like the direction that it was going. by the way, i just -- a lot of these senators, they call themselves republicans but they want more money and more money and more money to spend. >> does this tweet help or hurt her in her state? dagen: alaska is such an unusual place. how about that? [laughter] dagen: how about that? maria: do you think? >> susan collins got off the hook and he just called her out, so -- dagen: just wait. [laughter] maria: you're right. it is true that why would they not vote for a repeal when we know that they've been talking about wanting a repeal for seven years. dagen: they didn't even vote to move the bill to debate. that's where they cast their nays, that was the thing that i found appalling and -- maria: what's the answer not to move it to debate. dagen: every senator voted in favor to moving it

i'm dagen mcdowell in for kennedy. the nuclear standoff with north korea taking a grim turn after the country tested a missile that could be capable of hitting the united states. the wall $street journal is reporting the white house warned the hermit kingdom that the u.s. is prepared to go to war. this latest round of escalation started yesterday when the north launched its first intercontinental ballistic missile. limit experts say this is a major step forward towards the nuclear attack capabilities. the state media claiming its leader kim jong-un was pleased with the test. president trump said he's on top of the crisis. the president also put pressure on china, tweeting trade between china and north korea grew in the first quarter. so much for china working with us. but x l -- but we had to give it a try. you would agree china ignored sanctions. it has benefited continuing to trade with north korea. they haven't joined the party to contain that regime. so what now? >> president trump needs to impose costs on china. h

i'm dagen mcdowell in for the glorious, fabulous kennedy. another monkey wrench for the gop as party leaders in the senate are forced to delay this week's hotly anticipated vote on healthcare. it's throwing further doubt into whether they will be able to pass one of the president's biggest campaign promises. senator john mccain revealed he had surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye. doctors say he will need at least a tweak recover. republicans can't afford to lose a single vote. how short might they be? >> there are a lot of us who have concerns about the bill. on the senate side i would estimate there are it-10 republicans senators who have deep concerns. but how this would translate stout i'm not certain. and i never under estimate leader mcconnell's skills. dagen: but mitch mcconnell might need a miracle. there is also growing criticism from insurance providers worried about costs, and a number of governors worried about medicaid. what is going to happen next? joining me now a member of the house freedom caucus. the republican

that's where we are. >> harris: you got some help from dagen mcdowell. >> dagen: what do we get done? mark meadows said if you pass this skinny bill and handed it to us, we're not going to pass it as it stands. >> trish: shame on them. they had seven and a half years to figure this out. don't tell me that they are that politically naive that they don't think that once you give something to someone, you don't need to replace it. this is the problem with entitlements, we all know this. once people have something, they will resent it being taken away, which is why you have to come up with a system of a plan that's better and they haven't bothered to. if you are a democrat, why wouldn't you want this to self-destruct? politically, you're thinking about the next election cycle. even if we were invited to the table, we don't want to go. just before the sad thing, to your point, then it goes to the house. i don't see this going anywhere in the house. newt gingrich made a good point. he said, this is not a winning issue for republicans. if they were smart and my thinking about the midterm ele

what do these stories connecting to myself i understand why dagen mcdowell is a vegetarian. >> becausedogs from childhood. who's worried about the ingredients in a hot dog. the hotdog you're not going to be healthy. it's not going to happen. good morning, everybody. i'm dagen mcdowell and for maria bartiromo. monday, july 3rd with your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. state spending crisis. this is the deadline to pass a budget. the fallout already having a major impact on fourth of july activities. what you need to know ahead. federal government facing problems of its own. despite congress being on break for the holiday week, the health care battle raging on. senator pat to me waiting in a where things stand on "sunday morning futures." >> there are a handful of republican senators not on board with this draft. there's a big effort to get everybody on board. we owed to the americapele

fox news dagen mcdowell and democratic strategists. gen, why is this happening in an environment that shouldn't? >> that's corporate earnings that is how much money these companies are making. an economy here in the united states that is still growing, low inflation, investors are not worried about higher interest rates. even europe, you have economies around the world that are firing simultaneously which is something that's been lacking in the -- since the financial crisis. i will say one thing though and i want to hear what gary has to say about this. investors are focused on good news. if that somehow changes it will put more pressure on washington to cut the nonsense. neil: look at some of the media and i don't think he gets a free pass on that but i will say this, gary, this is the quiet, how much of it is built on the assumption they're going to get tax cuts, these guys have been betting on that, liking that or is this beyond that? gary. i think we have trouble there. so i want to get robin's take on that one. >> ly take -- i will

i'm dagen mcdowell in for kennedy. a huge day for president trump. the commander-in-chief in europe ahead of his meetings with the world's most powerful leaders, an wasted no time framing his trip as a chance to push american values, and to make his case that the civilized world is in a fight with threats across the globe. >> the fundamental question of our time is whether the west has the will to survive. do we have the confidence in our values to defend them at any cost? do we have enough respect for our citizens to protect our borders? do we have the desire and courage to preserve our civilization in the face of those who would subvert and destroy it? dagen: the president made those comments in poland where he said the bond between the u.s. and europe is stronger than ever. he made news saying he stand behind article 5 of nato which states an attack on one member of nato is an attack on all members. that's a far try from the president's previous statements. then he went to germany to meet angela merkel ahead of tomorrow's g20 summit and his big me

dagen mcdowell who we hear has nascar segment. dagen: i do because there's nascar on fox business. al gore, fox business. kevin harbert, one of the nascar champion. good morning. i'm in for maria bartiromo. monday, july 17. top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. a step back and repeal and replace of obamacare. postponing a vote on the health care bill while senator john mccain recovers from surgery. the congressional budget office also doing its report on the revised legislation. health and human services secretary tom price spoke out against the cbo yesterday on "sunday morning futures" with maria. >> cbo does they recapture the individuals to say to the federal government i don't want the plane you think i need. i want to plan i know a need for myself and my family. those numbers are so flawed in terms of what happens in the real-world when people act for themselves in an appropriate way and get the coverage they want. >> latest on the health care battle. new details at the republican reform plan starts to take shape out of the white house. the day in the center of a after blackf

dagen: good morning i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo.time, mean that states missing deadline to pass a budget the fallout having a major impact on 4th of july festivities. what you need to know ahead. the federal government facing problems despite congress being on break, for the holiday week, the health care battle rages on. >> like, you know, real estate guy, they -- negotiations part of their part of their dna. no, you just can't get rid of this you can't leave people without what they need, and -- this -- the obamacare needs -- needs significantly reform. >> there is nobody i talked to either sight of aisle democrat side that doesn't think there has to be significant changes. dagen: the republican governor who accepted obamacare medicaid expansion are now up in arms, because they need to figure out how to budget the latest on the fight to repeal and replace obamacare. >> moments aboard a united flight engine bursting into flames moments after landing in denver more ahead. >> final frontier will have to wait spacex abortsdz latest mis

dagen mcdowell. it's a dicey conundrum. the markets seeing that as a chance that make republicans work out their differences, get over this hurdle and move on to tax reform. again, as dagen reported, could be short-lived. you're welcome, america. the head of the house freedom caucus says getting tax cuts done, if congress doesn't get cracking now, they could be next to zilch. peter doocy, they sound like they're getting nervous. >> the conservative freedom caucus has a new warning for their party's leadership. they said they will stop the upcoming budget in its tracks if they don't first get to see the republican party's plans for tax reform first. congressman mark meadows, leader of the freedom caucus says if congress doesn't get going on tax reform right away, there's 0% chance that that gets enacted into law before the end of the year. the tax cut needs to be retroactive to get the economy moving right away. gop leaders say they can't move on a tax reform bill when healthcare is done. they will see how much money is saved

that's how you outmaneuver. >>> i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo.e president trump administration ramping up pressure on lawmakers to repeal and replace obamacare. >> the president will not accept were those said it is quote time to move on. >> the white house' view they can't move on in the senate and people's view should move on in senate stay and work and figure out a way, to solve this problem. dagen: now the president is threatening to cut off at the same time as payments is to insurers, nancy pelosi giving hers high marks, she is calling hers a master legislator. >> reaction. outrage ahead a fresh start in the oval office general john kelly taking command as white house chief of staff today the look about whether he will bringed to 1600 pennsylvania avenue merge money discovery communications announcing it will acquire scripps networks for 14.6 million dollars including debt shares jumping on the news, checking equity markets futures jumping as well, we have gains across the board, 57 point gain on dow futures right now, great month for stocks

joining me to talk all about it, dagen mcdowell. former home depot ceo, bob nardelli with us and political analyst kirsten hoglund is with us. >> good morning. dagen: seven years and then maria: nothing. so now it looks like mitch mcconnell is going to move ahead with repeal. republicans voted on the repeal in 2015. if you can't get a replacement together today, can you get one together in six months? rand paul came on the show and said this is not a repeal. it looks too much like obamacare. taxes therein there, subsidies and there. dagen: senator michael is one of those that fell away and said i'm not going to vote for this. he indicated it was because in part by tax increases were not repealed in the bill sitting in front of the senators as it is now. >> even talking about this for weeks. dagen: i don't understand conservatives who can basically vote for president obama's tax increases. i don't care if it on the wealthy or not. i cannot imagine a conservative who does that. dagen: they were all willing to do it. >> is this a situat

all the stories and joining me to talk about it fox business network dagen mcdowell, back, former goldman sachs partner and peter kiernan and andrew peek, good to have you here. >> thanks so much. maria: good morning, everybody. i missed you so much, dagen. dagen: i missed you too. do we have health care reform yet? [laughter] maria: you did not miss that much. dagen: news is that now lindsey graham has some sort of bipartisan plan b surprise proposal that he's going to unveil today, okay. maria: they only have an opportunity for one no rand paul says it's a no. he's been upset with this plan from the get-go. he will be joining us by the way. dagen: susan collins looks like a no and spreatly convening a group of senators to talk about what they like and what they don't like. i think that happens today as well, but a lot of tap dancing and not a lot of moving forward. maria: what does this mean? >> 42 votes in favor, a very tough slide to get there. rand paul and collins, all kind of saying the same thing. >> that's right. three of missing votes at least on the other side from the moderate

speaker it is dagen mcdowell.have done more in terms of in eaching on health care reform bill he stepped back now moving up putting hard pressure on some republican senators but because a lot of people are saying, oh, president trump getting a pass ultimately does fall on shoulders of these republican lawmakers. >> of course, it does. let me say, by the way, that middle of the news media total focus on health care, they have had an astonishing run of success reform at veterans administration repealed 16 regulations, for every single new regulation, and astonishing achievement dramatic gains nominated more judges than any president in more than times first six men and womens there are places trump team is doing very, very well i think the president he doesn't have to focus on congress, he has to do what reagan did focus on country, let's take the tax bill we need to spend all august explaining why we need economic growth, the obama years were so bad kevin mccarthy pointed this out best economic growth year under ba

i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo. wednesday, july 5, your top stories at 8:00 a.m. president trump's departure for poland heading to another g-20 summit in germany air force one to leave base andrews moments from now i believe the president in marine one headed to andrews air force base amid another act of aggression from north korea, president trump calling for emergency meeting at united nations after the hermit kingdom successfully tests another even more advanced missile, florida congressman ron desantis weighing in on rising threat last hour. >> you still have to have convinced that he can hold on to power more by playing ball with china, and some other countries, not clear to me that is the case. now you look at potential military strike against his facilities the problem with that is one you may not even get everything, but two, even if you do, you do risk a significant retaliation against south korea against japan. >> -- rising articulate from north korea that missile launch muted in the markets, do not see fear in stocks, not here not abroad gains across th

joining me to talk about it dagen mcdowell, king's view asset management scott martin is here and research chief, research officer. >> good see you. dagen: great to see you, coming up we were at the berkeley center for the third stop at the connor mcgregor-floyd mayweather. you interviewed him. dagen: you've gotten paid, not so much. we have a very heated debate about who can win fight. i will put money down on the fact that it will be a pay per view record. >> i agree with that. >> quite animated. they were very excited. dagen: you've never seen trash-talking like that. it hit a new low. maria: i want to hear all about it. special report from dagen. coming up this morning americans for tax reform. arkansas congressman is here, counsel to the president, trump, kellyanne conway and former nfl star jack brewer. president trump is departing from paris for washington right now at this hour after celebrating bastille day. when he returns to the nation's capitol health care reform. senate republicans unveiled a reworked version of the bill to repeal and replace obamacare yesterday. i aims to win

all is stories this morning right here joining me to break it all down fox business network dagen mcdowell, rosecliff ceo mike murphy and coo joanie courtney. >> good morning, maria. maria: watched you last night on kennedy, you were great. major show. dagen: reminds me every day how lucky i am to work here and i love the people i work with starting right with you every morning. maria: right back at you. dagen: we have so much energy in this building and such a sense of commodore and fairness, it's june unparallel. maria: you're right. i absolutely agree. then there's the guest mike murphy. dagen: mike is like, what about me? maria: job's friday. dagen: putin meeting. president trump please don't wing it. don't spit ball. >> he was great yesterday. i thought he was fabulous. mike: i think he will do great. maria: so far has been at its best in foreign policy. all the trips have been real successes. >> they have gone really well. he might get a little bump when he gets back approval. i thought he did excellent yesterday when he spoke to the people of poland and really relayed to them and ta

dagen mcdowell who we hear has nascar segment. dagen: i do because there's nascar on fox business. harbert, one of the nascar champion. good morning. i'm in for maria bartiromo. monday, july 17. top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. a step back and repeal and replace of obamacare. postponing a vote on the health care bill while senator john mccain recovers from surgery. the congressional budget office also doing its report on the revised legislation. health and human services secretary tom price spoke out against the cbo yesterday on "sunday morning futures" with maria. >> cbo does they recapture

fox business network dagen mcdowell, the wall street journal global economic editor jon hilsenrath and and republican strategists mercedes schlapp. great to see, everybody this morning. jon: did you know all about this -- dagen: i know the story, i was going to say you know it's going to be a great day when you hear maria bartiromo talking about lando at 7:02 o'clock. >> there's only one han solo and that's harrison ford. maria: we will show you the pictures that ron howard posted. joining the conversation judge andrew napolitano is here and texas congressman and chairman of the house ways and means committee kevin brady. chairman brady will be with us. brotherhood teamsters president, james hoffa this morning and georgia senator david perdue is here. big show ahead. you don't want to miss a moment of it. let's kick it off right now. the trump administration turning focus to tax reafter gop move to repeal and replace obamacare is stalled. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says it's time to tax overall to bring profits back to the united states, listen. >> on the business side we have o

to talk all about it, dagen mcdowell. financial analyst others in marathas. pollster this wednesday president lee carter is at best. great to see you. >> i missed you. >> tell us about the last couple days. >> so much to keep up with. the missile launch by north korea, north korea, there were no easy answers to how the u.s. can respond. no easy answers and it's going to be incredibly difficult. you've got russia and transmitting with putin. people calling themselves body language expert. >> somebody said this weekend on a foreign-policy situation, it is hard to be the term presidency defined by anything other than north korea. north korea certainly has become incredibly aggressive since this president took office. dagen: aggressive in china has done some cosmetic things to tell us that they are going to get on board with trying to curb the kingdom, but what they are doing is not working. they joke about twitter, but president trump treated that yesterday morning. a very serious, and they're, and they basically do we move ahead in trying to combat with north k

dagen mcdowell with "mornings with maria." dagen: good morning.nday, july 31st hairdo top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. the secret docs we haven't seen in six years. gearing up for another big week with apple tomorrow. comes as investors look to wrap up the month of july in a high note. teens across the board. dow futures up 47 points right now. the dow, s&p 500 on track for the fourth straight monthly gain. again in july of roughly 2% and the nasdaq to stand out of nearly 4% in july. checking the action overseas in europe. gains across the board as well. a modest gain. in asia overnight, markets mostly higher as well. the nikkei being the sole loser there. back to

journey to talk about it, fox business upper dagen mcdowell, jon hilsenrath of real killer politics national political reporter, caitlin harry burns is here. great to see you. dagen: amnesty appeared maria: amnesty appeared dagen: great to see you. i was searching the data listening to the coverage when i was driving around southern virginia. listening to the democrat news network. it is amazing how all of these other media outlet cover the president and russia and the scandals and can he self pardon? that was like a talking point and they don't talk about anything. >> it never comes out. wages, economy, job creation, nothing. >> commanders today that i'm watching. a lot of talk about john mccain and obamacare. caterpillar earnings coming out today is an important read on the global economy. the numbers are supposed to be pretty good. that's why the stock market is going. >> in the last year, caterpillar has problems. all of their cranes and what have you in china and construction markets down there. what are you expecting now? >> were starting to see a pickup in the first quarter and analys

i'm dagen mcdowell in for kennedy.

here today, melissa francis, dagen mcdowell, cohost of fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman, and today's #oneluckyguy, cohost of the five and fox news political analyst, juan williams. you're outnumbered. >> juan: i know it. this is a fourth of july treat. look at

here today, melissa francis, dagen mcdowell, cohost of fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman, and today's a #oneluckyguy, cohost of the five and fox news political analyst, juan williams. you're outnumbered. >> juan: i know it. this is a fourth of july treat. look at the colors. >> dagen: we pull no punches. >> juan: that's why i come. i come for the fun. >> meghan: we have to jump right in. at the urging of the united states, the u.n. security council will an emergency session on the latest provocation from north korea this afternoon. this as defiant kim jong-un dials up the offensive language and warns the north will never negotiate on its nukes. all this on the heels of its first successful test of a missile with potential reach of american soil. jennifer griffin joins us live from the pentagon. scary stuff. >> the pentagon and was launched from a site not used before by north korea. the u.s. watched the north koreans prepare for this launch in advance. they saw the muscle being fueled. we are told that this new icbm missile used liquid fuel which means it takes time and is less mobile

i'm harris faulkner, here today, sandra smith, fox business networks, dagen mcdowell, former deputy state department spokesperson under president obama, marie harper, and today's #oneluckyguy, we are going to pick his legal brain, judge andrew napolitano is here come out numbered. always good to have you. before we go, before we move on, i want to recognize the fact that "outnumbered" was with us yesterday, she is back with her family after we all learned the challenge that a man who so greatly serve this nation, we thank the mccains for their service as a family, we think our friend meghan who shared her journey with us and all of us who are on the couch and our prayers and thoughts are with them. we have a full report and how senator is doing coming up. >> judge andrew: meghan, you are in my heart as are your parents and i'm thinking about you and sending good thoughts and prayers and i'm saying some hail marys in latin. >> harris: there you go, let's begin. a group of about 20 g.o.p. senators met late into the night with top white house officials to try and carve out a fast-forward on

i'm dagen mcdowell in for neil cavuto. happy fourth of july.th healthcare reform and tax cuts up in the air, lawmakers continued their holiday recess. they come back next week with three weeks to tackle major issues and then another break for the entire month of august. now pressure is mounting for lawmakers to cancel the break and give taxpayers a break. to the latest on that growing pressure with fox's mike emanuel in washington. hey, mike. >> hi,

here today, dagen mcdowell, the anchor of the intelligence report, trish ragan, cohost of fox and friends huntsman, and today's #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and former coming occasions director for the d&c, mo elleithee is here. he's also the founding executive of georgetown's institute of politics and service and right now, he has are numbered good to see seo.

i'm dagen mcdowell in for neil cavuto. happy fourth of july.his is a special edition of "your world." with healthcare reform and tax cuts up in the air, lawmakers continued their holiday recess. they come back next week with three weeks to tackle major issues and then another break for the entire month of august. now pressure is mounting for lawmakers to cancel the break and give taxpayers a break. to the latest on that growing pressure with fox's mike emanuel in washington. hey, mike. >> hi, degan. lawmakers will need to figure out what they're doing on healthcare, work on funding the government and raise the debt ceiling. the government's ability to borrow money. that's a lot considering congress is not known for speed particularly when washington is so polarized. adding to the 20 trillion in debt is never popular among republican lawmakers. the budget is critical because that is what would allow republicans to pass tax reform with 51 votes in the senate instead of 60. some in congress are also suggesting they need to make significant progres

maria: dagan mcdowell has some issues with that. dagenecause of the high tax rates in the late 60s early 70s, that is why they recorded it in the south of france where keith richards was living at the time. maybe it is not on about them so they die a quick death. >> tesla, amazing because elon musk has said tesla is overvalued. it is fascinating because a wall street analyst said this model 3 is their iphone moments when apple introduced it will be great for the masses so it will be interesting to tell because tesla has been stable above 300 for so long. >> the iphone moment. >> fascinating coverage of the company. maria: oil on wall street breaking down earnings expectations for chevron and exxon mobil after this break, on tap for second-quarter earnings and did football player calling cabernet can affect ratings? the reason viewers were turning off the tv straightahead. ♪ i want to stand with you on a mountain ♪ i want to stay with you in the sea ♪ i want to lay like this forever ♪ until the sky falls down on me ♪ but when family member

during their talk about it about it, fox business network dagen mcdowell. chief strategist michael block. national cochair attachÉ to saudi arabia, morgan or tagus. good to see you. good morning. >> good to see mortgages backed. walking us through earnings. >> earnings come aside, i'm not going up there. the fact that the "rolling stone" once became president. >> eats canadian. that's number two. >> he does not look like that. obama is gone and they need somebody to put on the cover of "rolling stone" as a politician. maria: so many questions to ask after the question they asked. we'll talk about it. chief strategist for hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign. former undersecretary of state and political affairs under george w. bush company cliff burns with us. hall of famer president david baker is with us. wisconsin congressman will talk about the fox complaint coming. to be chief to be chief of staff for george w. bush karl rove is with us. stay with us. right here at technology events in focus. twitter with second-quarter reporting this morning. a

fox business network dagen mcdowell, former army intelligence officer andrew peek and chief market strategists katherine is here. great to see you. >> thank you, maria. dagen: good morning. can we talk about the new director of communications at the white house is going to be anthony scaramucci. maria: anthony scaramucci getting the job. dagen: we known him to be a very effective communicator. maria: he really is of all the times he's been on your program. maria: former fox contributor and been on the show a number of times. good luck to you, anthony. great news there. we will talk about that along with other stories. tennessee congressman marsha blackburn is with us. kellyanne conway. we have a big show this morning. you don't want to miss a moment of it. republican efforts to repeal and replace obamacare. the latest senate bill to do just that would lead to 22 million fewer people insured over the decade. it would also reduce average premiums on obamacare exchange by 25%, most notably this bill does not roll back income and payroll taxes nor does it hit provision known as cruz amendment whic

i wish dagen mcdowell was here right now because she's been saying that for weeks. the whole number two share to be jesus out of everybody because they choose to be without insurance because it forces you to take insurance or pay a fee. >> you know, these are the people they could call a reduction and increased qaeda. they are calling 16 million of 22 million people that will lose their insurance or people that will voluntarily quit the minute the government takes the gun away. they deserve better. this is so critical for working people. health care is too too expensive and people with families are trying to figure it out. they deserve better than that kind of deception. i can't say it on tv. what's the right word? it's wrong. maria: all of us here are just looking for a little more. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. maria: stay with us, a lot more to come. maria: welcome back. i suspect headed to court after bodies were found in the back of a semi truck at a san antonio wal-mart. lauren simonetti with the details. dagen: 60 james bradley due in court after s

dagen mcdowell, joanie courtney, and all of you, and on wall street we hope you'll join me. i'll see you sunday and we'll talk about the president at the g20. ashley webster in for stuart. ashley: stuart will be back from his july 4th vacation on monday. money and politics, we've got every angle covered for you. the g20 summit officially underway, the moment to watch, what everybody is watching, president trump meeting with russia's president putin. that meeting scheduled to happen in less than an hour and of course, we'll take you there live for the events surrounding that. and not inside, we're not allowed. and anti-capitalism protests, and water cannen-- cannons use today break up the crowds and melania trump blocked from going to an event. >> and in june, much better than expected. u.s. futures, saying that stocks will open higher. the dow up 45 minutes. when we open up for real in about a half hour. the democrat party trying to come up with a slogan for the 2018 elections. one of the top contenders, check this out. and "varney & company" starts right now. ♪ >> > >> [cro