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dr. ben carson, and by the way he is in new york to kick off an academic form, by the way, a 51 year low, me. >> ben: it is bothersome because home ownership is the basis for wealth creation in this country. the average network worth of the home owner is $200,000 the average of a renter is $5,000. so we have got some major work to do. >> hannity: it stops him from the agenda he ran on. get people off of food stamps, out of poverty, back in the labor force, 51 year low home ownership. it drives me nuts. >> ben: that's what we were talking about in the cabinet movie today, the labor force, where we can get a lot more people working, i think that solves a lot of the problem, people don't like change. they like the comfort zone in which they fit, and when somebody starts talking about changing it, they become very anxious, so i expect that there will be people who are anxious about some of these things, but they won't be anxious. >> hannity: they won't all back you anyway. and i know you have done a good job. knowing you as well as i do, you think out of the box. this is going to be different

dr. ben carson. [applause] announcer: net later, another budget hearing. we will hear from fcc chair and fcc commissioners. they will testify before the senate appropriations subcommittee on financial services getting underway at 2:30 p.m. eastern live on c-span3, also online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. recently on c-span, new orleans mayor on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. >> to actually layout the reasons why the statues were erected in the first place, why we were taking them down, and what we could do to recover from the h-old battles that had divided us for so long. because of new orleans possible light in that dark time of our history, we were after all one of the country's largest slave markets, i felt that i hand others in the city had a special responsibility to help our nation continue to move through racial discord. >> actress muska hargitay at a bipartisan task force aimed at ending sensual violence. >> to here words like you said, dehumanizing. these lives derailed. the way that lives go off track. kits sittin

dr. ben carson, the 17th secretary of housing and urban development. his bio is in your program book. as many notable -- he has many notable accomplishments but i want to highlight his 30 years at pediatrics. i very much appreciate him providing a welcome and joining us for dinner. it's my pleasure to bring up hud secretary carson to the podium right now. >> thank you. well, i'm delighted to be here with you. thankful for all the work you have done. i had a wonderful time last night. opportunity to see many people that i hadn't seen for quite some time and enjoyed meeting with some of the award winners. now, last week hud hosted a housing policy forum where i spoke about the state of the housing market. it's stable, secure and sound. the market is safe. i want to emphasize that. and the market is in good shape. and much of the credit for that goes to the people in this room. after the turbulence of 2008, we must remain vigilant and very watchful and anticipate more than react. we must be prudent and practical, continue to maintain responsible lending practices. wishful thinking cannot

dr. ben carson. over health care and the tough love approach the administration is taking. he's got some very novel ideas after this. neil: welcome, everybody. is it me or you notice a narrative to the mainstream media about the administration of tough love or talk a lot. your point of view that they've got a tougher health care policy much tougher than barack obama. when it comes to housing aid in any sort of idea that there's a new sheriff in town. at hud, he's a different of that. i'm talking about the former president from canada, dr. ben carson. thank you for coming. >> thank you, neil. neil: is looking forward to having you because all of this is coming together at the same time. you've been looking at the state of poverty, some heat not too long ago. i knew what you were saying. but this idea that you didn't want to make housing or public housing to comfortable to aspire to something bigger. lo and behold republicans debating a measure her to medicaid have been too mean-spirited. there is a th

dr. ben carson will be here.day and tomorrow, there will be three empty seats and there are reports of likely tenets to fill those roles. there is robert jones in indiana. marvin good friend is professor at carnegie mellon university. is the formerls treasury department official under president george w. bush. still with us is charles plosser. is mike mckee. i will start with you, mike. quarrels, this is the position supervising things. what would he likely you like on the fed? mike: he is not a fan of heavy regulation. he would take a much lighter hand to fed supervision of big banks. as far as monetary policy, he has advocated rules like the taylor rule, which could be an interesting development. to this point, very few fed officials have advocated rules as opposed to discretionary monetary policymaking. david: how about marvin? mike: he is a rules-based guy. the feeling on wall street among some people is this may be gary cohn's invisible hand. it would be easier for wall street to understand what the fed is g

dr. ben carson spoke about assisting first-time homebuyers at a conference in washington d.c.. his remarks are one half hour. [applause] >> thank you for the great welc

dr. ben carson. hud secretary. welcome, mr. secretary. >> good to be back.re going to get the american people working again and bring confidence back to people. and nice thing about this particular cabinet, we have a lot of people here who know how to do things operators. and you bring that business savvy in. you start doing things that make sense based on evidence and not on ideology. steve: sure. >> you will see a lot of things happening. we are already seeing tremendous savings at hud. brian: in what way? >> just in terms of how we are yoursing the dollars and getting much more bang for the buck. and what we're doing is we have brought in a coo, chief operating officer. we're nominating a cfo. a cio, so we can take the big broader view of things. fix things on a holistic manner rather than just a little spot here and a little spot there. steve: sure. dr. carson, you know as you are trying to help the president pass his agenda, all those people in washington in the swamp. they want to talk about russia and they want to talk about collusion and they want to

dr. ben carson. but we know that's not true. according to his birth certificate.ago. and according to president trump, ted was born in cuba while his dad was helping plan the jfk assassination. imagine how bored we would be if we had a different president on twitter. every once in a while you would get 140qs in a row because she fainted and her head land on the keyboard. topic 4. tim tee boys in fort st. lucie, florida. and he's playing baseball for the new york mets minor league team, and it's getting pretty good. tebow hit his first two-run homer in his first at-bat and a single on the second. i don't know what's stopping the mets from calling this guy up to the majors. tebow isn't going anywhere for now but he has become a fan favorite with the women of port st. lucie, florida. topic number five. it's thursday again. and all this hatred might seem like deja vu. this is viewer mail. leftist starts with doing your show. i would delete the memory of all your moms naked pictures from my show. alfred writes, kennedy was a joke when she was on mtv and nothing has cha

dr. ben carson's primary effort. welcome to you both. i'm going to go to you because you had the byline reporting today. >> you know we had heard about a shake up beforer the international trip. since the firing of james comey, the president wasn't thinking. now they're home. yesterday was the first day all the white house staff was back and there is unrest. still so much leaking happening. we know the jared news -- and there was rumblings, the president making a lot of calls. but who could be the back up? a lot of names have been floated around. you're not seeing many people raise their hand, say i'd like to step up to the plate and take that job. reince priebus has a very hard job. >> so share some of the names j they people with business management experience? or had their names been on a ballot? >> many people see on cnn often but he had been adviser to the trump campaign since the beginning? he has a deep understanding? but he has cohen as a chief in the white house. his name has been floated around since inauguration. the guy been

dr. ben carson, secretary of housing and urban development. econd hour of "closing bell. ♪ >>> dr. ben carson ringing the closing bell welcome, everybody i'm kelly evans, dow dropping 34 points on the bell, cutting it in half pretty much the declines saw on the close, and, in fact, s&p dropping only about two points, two and a half points. watching how it shakes out exactly. 21238 for the dow. 2429 for the s&p, and nasdaq at 6175 weakness in netflix, and russ,000 hangs on with a slight decline of two points today, 1419 for the small caps. much more on what's happening in this market momentarily, and shares of general electric popped on news the ceo is stepping down. coming up, hear from one analyst who says the stock could hit $40, but could not be the any ceo unlocking the value. back with us to the hour, michael santoli, and jason, and thank you so much for joining us today. michael, it feels like you could go back to, perhaps, the james comey hearing thursday, we got through the event, all the sudden people dipped toes back in the trump trad

dr. ben carson tomorrow on "coast to coast" at noon on this very fine show. what is at issue here. these same old arguments exist. he encounters a great deal of heat, how he wants to run housing and urban development, make the housing we provide for the poor more productive, so they are not always poor. they have a chance to aspire to something better rather than just the government. we'll have more after this. [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. neil: all right. not a tweet. a statement from president trump who says the supreme court decision on this travel ban is clear victory for our national security a big win by 9-0 vote, essentially means the supreme court will rule on this in october. or at least hearing oral argumen

dr. ben carson is back. you know, it's weird. i spoke this is true, i was thinking about him, all his craziness. where's ben carson been lately? then like magic, he popped up. like beetlejuice, he suddenly was there. ben carson is now secretary of housing and urban development. he even interviewed a sirius xm radio yesterday where he shared his own very interesting take on poverty. >> i think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind. you take somebody who has the right mindset, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, i guarantee you in a little while they'll be right back up there. you take somebody with the wrong mindset, you can gave them everything in the world and they'll work their way back down to the bottom. >> jimmy: i'm pretty sure that's exactly the plot from the movie "trading places." isn't it? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] he just got cable or what? he is the best. and i want to say thing, president trump, for keeping this delightful character in our lives. [ laughter ] president

dr. ben carson on special coast to coast tomorrow on fox business network. trish regan right now. hey, trish. trish: laughing at the transformers images. you didn't see that, did you? neil: no. trish: big win for president trump as supreme court hands the president a victory by reinstating key parts of the president's executive order restricting travel into the united states from six middle-eastern nations. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." supreme court ruling upholds key parts of the travel ban for reasons of national security. making important exception for anyone with a quote, bonafide relationship with a person or entity the united states. we'll talk about what that means. meantime president trump issuing a statement to applaud the decision. i quote, my number one responsibility as commander in chief is to keep american people safe. today's ruling allows me to use an important tool for protecting our nation's homeland. plus, senate republicans issuing revisions to health care bill. gop tries to push it to a vote before the july 4th recess but left is losi

dr. ben carson to the list, for allegedly being anti-gay. they later removed his name and apologize.he conservative family research list was added to the list, a gunman walked into their headquarters in d.c. and shot a guard. the gunman who was targeting family research council official later pled guilty, saying he wanted to intimidate opponents of gay rights. it isn't exactly living its stature. legitimate resources on hate crimes, but their call it's a big money smear machine, that uses its nonprofit status to do a highly political fundraising. >> shannon: thank you very much. so now to tell his side of the story, former islamic extremist, turned anti-extremist activist, nawaz maajid, there are some pretty serious allegations against you, would you like to respond? >> of course, even if i was money hungry, does that make me an anti-muslim extremist? it is absurd, the only conclusion one can come to is that i am the only muslim on the list, i am a liberal, i stood as a liberal democrats and candidates in london, the only way it makes sense is if they have an ideological agenda to mo

dr. ben carson. >> i'm mike meabach. are you a fan of the toing? >> i -- of the fog? >> i like sunshine and plenty of it. >> i like the fog and we are getting it. >> i love the fog. puts me at peace. >> there you go. >> a quiet one in the park. there's pen -- plenty of fog unless you're in the back 40 and don't get fog unless it's the wintertime. summertime fog is there. yesterday it burned off fast. even up and down the coast sunshine. today more of a play in the weather forecast. so fog or sun it will still be warm inland but i don't think it will be as warm for most as it was yesterday. maybe down 3 to 5. 50s and 60s by the coast. 7 70s around the bay. georgia mckra said that it's been 46 days since the last precip fell her. 46, 47. i think today is day 48. we have a system on the way. it sure looks like if you don't get rain around you will get the dridz l. -- drizzle. tomorrow will be a bigger impact. this is a pretty oppressive system for june and it's going the give -- going to give us a noticeable cooling trend before the cloud cover getting -- gets here. toda

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dr. ben carson housing and urban development secretary.berg. ♪ david: still whether this is 's and never of morgan stanley. what will happen with the fed? forhis week, little change their forecast with the exception of the inflation forecast coming down a little bit but still ending 2019 at their 2% target. janet yellen will get grilled on inflation because that is the fly in the ointment, the near-term weakness. do you believe it's transitory? all so the balance sheet -- are they still thinking this year versus later this year with makes people think it will be the september meeting and said that of december. things these are the questionnaires the michael mckee in the room will concentrate on. off of threeng major meetings and row where they hiked rates, they will take a pause in september to give the balance sheet is due course, put that on gradual autopilot in the background and then go back to hiking in december and follow it up next year as they keep hiking in every major meeting. david: when the fed did not raise a couple of years a

ben carson in the district tonight. when will take part in a forum to explain how the housing crisis is affecting millenials. ronica cleary is live with carson. >>reporter: dr thank you so much for being with us here today. >> my pleasure. >> i know you're here to talk about affordable home buying and stay true to conservative and principals. >> they're interested in affordable things, too. we want just to include fiscal responsibility in what we're doing so we want to talk about what's affordable today and what's affordable tomorrow. we want to look down the pike and utilize, you know, our ability to think ahead. what we know from millenials is that they're of them are not even thinking about home buying because many of them have large debts because salaries have not been increasing as fast as home price s have been increasing and it doesn't look feasible. we want to make them aware of the fact that it is feasible. there are mechanisms whereby you can create some wealth. >> i want to ask you about general ticketed event p if i education. people a hear about a forum like this tonight and hear about efforts to help people move into these areas. is there anyt