fbn's blake burman on what we can expect and what they are worried about. neil. and the upcoming g20 summit very clearly on purpose's mind on this -- on president trump's mind. he tweeted out he would be having phone calls with the leaders of france, germany and italy throughout the day. that is an interesting subset, especially when you look at angela merkel of germany, germany hosting this g20 summit as these folks have been very critical of the president and his decision to pull out of the paris climate accord. in fact, it was merkel who kind of set the table on this topic last week in which she said the following as it relates to paris and the president's involvement in the upcoming g20, she said and i quote here, one should not expect any easy conversations in hamburg. so those conversations, those phone calls at least later today or at least throughout the day. the president also over the weekend spoke with the leaders of china and japan, xi xi jinpi, shinzo abe. trade was a part of those conversations, but also north korea remains the number one issu

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first, let's go to fbn's gerri willis with the latest. hey, gerri? >> hi, trish. john cornyn says a score on the bill from the congressional budget office could common. consensus has been sorely lacking among senate republicans for a way forward on a healthcare bill. a fact, undercored by the white house, said democrats had done a better job of coming together on the issue. they're more organized reporters were told. in the senate, some gop conservatives are pushing off on full repeal until a future date. moderates want to spending on medicaid and the opioid crisis. some including mitch mcconnell are considering the possibility of legislation to bolster the obama exchanges and working with democrats to get the deal done. the most recent idea advanced by senator ted cruz who says insurers could have plans that don't have all the benefits required by the affordable care act like maternity or dental coverage as long as they offered one plan that does provide the full complement of coverage. that idea under assault by progressives that say it would take away coverage

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it's right here on fbn. you don't want to miss it if you love nascar. gerri willis is next with "making money." gerri: good evening. i'm gerri willis and you are watching "making money." president trump ramping up pressure on senators to get the obamacare replacement approved tweeting this, after years of suffering through obamacare republican nors must come through as promised. but what happens if the gop doesn't come through as promises with two no votes already, the bill can't afford to lose any more. ohio governor john kasich tweeted that the bill is still not acceptable, putting pressure on senator portman. former congressman allen west. minute ago fox news learning five republican moderate are asking for changes to the bill before agreeing a procedural vote. apparently they want more money in this bill, colonel. i'm beginning to wonder, are they moderate republicans or moderate democrats in what do you say to that? >> you just answered that question. these are moderate democrats. they are progressive democrats. obamacare comes down to two things.

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everything comes together perfectly at noon on fbn. if you're anywhere else, you lost.kat: hello, everyone. i am kat timpf with eboni k. williams and eric bolling. we are "the fox news specialists" ." the g20 summit in hamburg, germany, isn't even officially underway until tomorrow but it is getting off to heck of a start. protesters clashed with police officers who used water cannons and pepper straight on demonstrators who were throwing everything from bottles to flyers. this is a live shot of the protest. things have settled down for the time being. it was a wild scene. expected to be a contentious summit between world leaders.

. >> tomorrow morning, fbn a.m.ight while reform and obamacare development starting 4:00 a.m. here on fox business, you will not want to miss it, maria bartiromo interviewing paul ryan, we'll have the breaking details on that, after this. [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. . . >> quite an hour, history being made, the health care debate in disarray after four top republican senators threaten to withhold votes for skinny repeal. gerri willis on "making money". she's going to be on the story and more. gerri: good evening, i'm gerri willis, and you're watching "making money". we are bracing for the start of tonight's vote-a-rama, as the white house pivots to taxes and seemingly gives up on the border adjustment tax, while the house prepares to leave for summer recess tomorrow. must be nice to take a vacation amid all of that. to the hea

stay with fbn for breaking coverage. liz claman is going to have it. hey, liz. liz: a lot of breaking coverage, 24 hours a day, thank you, trish. the senate will take another stab at health care. moments ago at the white house, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell set the stage confirming another vote next week on a motion to proceed to the bill to repeal and/or replace obamacare. he wasn't clear on exactly what it would look like. this comes more than an hour after the president pulled a u-turn at the white house once republican senators had taken their seats at the lunch table. president pitched the positive of obamacare pushing members to keep favorite parts of it, bashing biggest problems and lobbying the bill's fixes. less than 24 hours after he said drop, it let it implode, we don't want it on the democrats. president trump said senators should not leave for august recess until a health care bill. tomorrow was tax reform, now a health care bill on his desk saying he favors repeal and then replace. he's got his pen in hand and rushing to sign. blake burma

on fbn tomorrow. we'll get the details of that. they would presumably keep some increases in there and trying to win over support that could pave the way to getting approval of this and go to the tax cuts. now to this. >> should donald trump jr. have taken that meet something. >> senator, i don't -- i'm hearing for the first time your description of it. i'm not in a position -- >> let me ask you this. if i got a call from somebody saying the russian government wants to help lindsay graham get re-elected, they have dirt on my opponent, should i take that meet something. >> senator you would want to consult with good legal advisers before you did that? >> so the answer is, should i call the fbi? >> you -- >> you're going to be the director of the fbi, pal. here's what i want you to tell every politician. if you get a call from somebody suggesting a foreign government wants to help you by disparaging your opponent, tell us all to call the fbi. >> neil: all right. that is essentially what chris wray did. he comported himself well today

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everything comes together perfectly at noon on fbn. if you're anywhere else, you lost. see you tomorrow. >> kat: hello, everyone. i am kat timpf with eboni k. williams and eric bolling. we are "the fox news specialists" ." the g20 summit in hamburg, germany, isn't even officially underway until tomorrow but it is getting off to heck of a start. protesters clashed with police officers who used water cannons and pepper straight on demonstrators who were throwing everything from bottles to flyers. this is a live shot of the protest. things have settled down for the time being. it was a wild scene. expected to be a contentious summit between world leaders. president trump delivered a major address in warsaw, poland, earlier today with a forceful rebuke of the enemies aligned against america and the west. >> just as poland could not be broken, i declare today for the world to hear that the west will never, ever be broken. our values will prevail. our people will thrive, and our civilization will triumph. >> kat: makes sense why president trump would want to start things off

david: rich edson, good to have you you back on fbn. reporter: always great to be here.e: check on united stock after hours, following a slight beat on second-quarter earnings and revenue though the airline reporting a 79% decrease in involuntary denied boards in may and 88% decrease in june year-over-year. stock is down. david: beat on earnings doesn't help when you beat your passengers it is that simple. i'm just saying. >>> wiping away student debt, how missing paperwork could end up erasing billions in student loans. unbelievable details you really won't believe this, coming up. nicole: after years of promising obamacare repeal and replace, where does congress go from here? fred barnes weighing in, coming up right after the break. ♪ >> for seven years i've been hearing repeal and replace from congress. i've been hearing it loud and strong. when we finally get a chance to repeal and replace, they don't take advantage of it. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own wa

. >> fbn anchor. >> absolutely. and his presence on television is unparalleled. he is one of the best surrogates for the president, other than the president himself. >> didn't yo you see that on display? above the others we've seen, namely, you know -- i like sean spicer a lot. this was not his talent. >> well, let me just say this. what i haven't liked about people that are critiquing the president so far is that they're all trying to change him. they want to -- they want him to stop tweeting, they want him to narrow his tweeting and run it through a panel. what i like about anthony is that he wants to get out of the way of the president and let him communicate, and he wants to be the best person for executing the president's communication strategy. so instead of trying to change the president, he's working to amplify him. and that's a positive change. trish: indeed. so you like anthony, you think he can do good wents. but part of that is cleaning up the white house because they are leaking. heck, you had the former fbi director james comey out there leaking, so

stay with fbn for breaking coverage. liz claman is going to have it. hey, liz. liz: a lot of breaking coverage, 24 hours a day, thank you, trish. the senate will take another stab at health care. moments ago at the white house, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell set the stage confirming another vote next week on a motion to proceed to the bill to repeal and/or replace obamacare. he wasn't clear on exactly what it would look like. this comes more than an hour after the president pulled a u-turn at the white house once republican senators had taken their seats at the lunch table. president pitched the positive of obamacare pushing members to keep favorite parts

it's right here on fbn. you don't want to miss it if you love nascar.erri: good evening. i'm gerri willis and you are watching "making money." president trump ramping up pressure on senators to get the obamacare replacement approved tweeting this, after years of suffering through obamacare republican nors must come through as promised. but what happens if the gop doesn't come through as promises with two no votes already, the bill can't afford to lose any more.

fbn's connell mcshane. >> yeah, you're right. the jared kushner point is taken.covered it ourselves a lot. but we confirmed ben rhodes was on capitol hill as well yesterday. he was the top adviser in the obama administration on issues of national security. i received a statement about it from his lawyer a short time ago and reads as follows. "yesterday ben rhodes met voluntarily with the intelligence committee as part of the investigation into russia's interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. mr. rhodes was pleased to cooperate and is supportive of efforts to investigate russia's unprecedented interference in our election." many have been calling for mr. rhodes to testify as part of the investigation into leaks. we don't know because of his closed testimony whether or not that came up yesterday. we do know he was there, rhodes, on capitol hill. we know he testified. that's one story. the other story this house i.t. staffer that worked for the democratic congress woman debbie wasserman schultz. it was in a dulles airport. the guy was said to be on his

you can catch bob on the property man, he's friday at 8:30 on fbn. thanks, bob.she's serving lasag. good morning to you, we missed you, welcome back. feeling the heat on health care, crunch time where the senate stands today, will there be another special counsel for comey and lynch? plug the leaks, it's a problem, we all know it, is it possible, we will tell you how. we are about to hear testimony that goes right after vladimir putin and not in a flattering way. it is stunning to hear, we hope to see you in about ten minutes, top of the hour in america'sve newsroom, see you soon ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. theto me than my vacation.tant so when i need to book a hotel, i want someone who makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm gett

neil: wow, that was verizon ceo telling fbn he has no intention buying disney. fairly unequivocal.reaking news at sun valley conference in idaho, he and his incredible producers, two dynamos, you do not 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 wor

fbn's adam shapiro here in new york making a guest appearance. he spent a lot of time in washington in recent weeks. 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 somethi

average hourly earnings up 2.5% from a year ago, to fbn's adam shapiro with not-so-positive news on theare front. we should mention, by the way, there were revisions of the previous couple of months that were also good, right? >> reporter: yeah. the revisions for april and may, it was a gain i believe upwards of 47,000. let's talk about health care. want to talk about what's going on with mitch mcconnell and the impact with the slowdown in bringing the better care reconciliation act to the forefront and introduction to the senate for a vote, because he doesn't have the support. remember when they went on recess, david, they were only five senators who were saying they were opposed, but that was more than enough to kill the thing. then you got ted cruz with a possible amendment which has not been attached to the bill yet. now you have mitch mcconnell who just yesterday in rural kentucky said, quote: if my side is unable to agree on an adequate replacement, then some kind of action with regard to the private health insurance market must occur. now, that was interpreted to mean -- and he a

keep it on fbn, we'll run sound bites from the interview.e the beltway for a long time for a reason. he knows how to go along or get along to go along however you say it. neil: a clean slate, that's how things will change? >> a clean slate is more than just scaramucci. neil: i don't think the president would change and i don't think someone is going to comfortably challenge him. >> and remember, sean was just fired -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa, sean was not fired. >> please. >> he was not fired. they wanted to keep him on. when he brought in scaramucci as the post, sean went to the president and said he isn't qualified for the job. >> how many times has sean said something and donald trump anticipated -- neil: why do they all feel that way about him in this particular job? >> anthony? >> yeah. >> look at his statements from davos, when he went there, allegedly as the trump -- neil: talking about scaramucci? >> the trump administration liaison to davos. the world economic forum. neil: why didn't bannon like him? >> all that together. look at those

here to react, host of "varney & company" on fbn. break it down for us. stuart: tragic story.ther or not president maduro can go forward with essentially creating a socialist dictatorship. he claims he won the vote. he's therefore going to impose this dictatorship and say as you said earlier, he's the elected dictator. that's what's going to happen. president trump says we're going to take strong and swift economic action. that's what he's threatening. if he cuts off their oil exports to us, they, the venezuelans, have a serious problem. even worse than they've got now because that's the only source of dollars. and they desperately need dollars. steve: but, stuart, doesn't the way that the world spot market works is if we don't buy it, someone else does. stuart: yes, but they have heavy crude, and we're equipped to buy it, not a lot of others aren't. if they cut it to us, our american producers just make up the slack. we have frackers. ainsley: i was there as a child. it was so amazing to see -- steve: venezuela? ainsley: yeah. my best friend was an only child, we went to puer

steve: here to weigh in is host of varney and company on fbn is stuart varney.te they keep talking. then president trump will deliver a victory speech, will he not? if it's a no vote they end it right there and then today, then the president will deliver a beat up republican speech. either way he is going to shore up his democrat base in ohio, which he won handily in the election last year. it's going to probably be a very big occasion for the president because that vote today determines what kind of speech he gives tonight. ed: when you say shore up democratic vase. trump democrats got to flip. >> yes. ed: what's your sense of how healthcare plays out? we hear this is heavy lift and still haven't finished in tax reform which i know you care about and on every day in your program can be even heavier lift. >> yes it could be a heavier lift. if there is a yes vote today, they keep talking, which implies that something is going to be done by the republicans on healthcare. it will be a ra rah rah victory speech. it will suggest the path is a little clearer towards t

stuart: the ceo-- charlie gasparino, our own fbn guy, he is in sun valley with the rest of the millionairesbuy disney? and he said no. watch this. >> it's not going to happen? >> no, not going to make a move tore it, even to take it over? it was a rotten deal anyway. >> they would have to take on according to wells fargo, a 190 billion dollar deal and you got it from him, charlie, you're in sun valley, you got it directly. he's not going to buy disney. >> i'm here with my fellow billionaires, i like the way you toss to me like i'm a billionaire. in any event, coming from a billionaire, that's a great compliment. that's my producer who basically put the question to limb. and here is the thing. this deal, it's speculated it's definitely going to happen. and disney has the pipe and distribution. some talk that it might not happen, but you saw a moment ago there, the ceo of verizon. i think it's explicit, he put the stake to the heart in the deal. i was hear when they talked about newáh(j warner. that didn't happen, but time warner was essentially in play during the time i was here. disney, i t