now back to forbes on fox. david: well, there's another rogue nation in the news this week, as president trump calls out iran, and the nuclear deal, as one of the worst deals ever made. but several european leaders pledging to stay in the deal no matter what we do and they are providing iran with billions of dollars in trade. so, rich, would canceling the deal really make much of a difference? >> economically, maybe not, but you still have to cancel it. it's the right thing to do. one of the important things, it reassures our best ally in the middle east, israel, that we are with them, something that the obama administration wasn't so sure about. every other trading partner that we have, saudi arabia, the gulf states, they're terrified of an iran-dominated middle east so it was the right thing to say. david: david, a lot of the damage has already been done, in particular, giving so much money or giving access to so much more money, $100 billion they immediately had access to, the iranians after the deal broke.

welcome to forbes on fox. with steve forbes, michael, elizabeth macdonald, john tamny and steve, way back in april, you wrote an op-ed in the new york times, for goodness sake, why are republicans making tax reform so hard? it looks like they still are. >> yeah, they haven't learned since april and david, it's simple, slash individual tax rates across the board ala ronn ronned-- ronled a reagan and done, run with it. david: e-mack, we have a plan and to emphasize what steve said much we've got five points, sort of expanding a little on what the president said, reduce the tax brackets from 7 to 3, simplify, reduce corporate tax to 15. end tax loopholes, eliminate the death tax, one time tax on optional earnings as the president said bring back trillions of dollars. write it up. there it is. >> it remind me of burgess meredith in "rocky", what are we waiting for? why are the democrat's voices latest in the room, they've smashed job growth to historic lows? why are they the loudest voices. republicans need to be

hi, everybody, i'm david asman, welcome to forbes on fox. let's go in focus to find out with steve forbes, steve, elizabeth mcdonald, john tamny and steve, first of all, happy anniversary, a good run. >> i want to emphasize, that's the magazine, not me. [laughter] >> we understand, steve, although you look good for a hundred, i was going to say. what about this? america first, it's being criticized by the media and others, but warren buffett is saying essentially the same thing. >> in very different ways, but what we have here, david, is the reaction to the previous president obama who seemed to put our enemies first, appeasing north korea, grovelling before iran, reset with russia, fake red line in syria. you can see the prime minister of japan and south korea, visibly they're reassured by the tough line that trump took because their security is at sake and they're in this together. david: as john said, every country puts their country first and then puts the others. >> i want to be sure, he's not saying the same thing as warren buffett. wa

let's bring in steve forbes, forbes media chairman. jack how hough from "barron's." >> hello. cheryl: you have to point back to president trump and a lot of these regulations have been quietly rolled back over last few months. more to come. looks like investors like everything they're seeing from washington. >> that is why small businesses especially like that. they least can afford onus regulations. businesses it is nice waking up every morning not seeing what can washington hit me with next. and some states tend to imitate. already tens of billionof regs are rolled back. looks like more to come. cheryl: jack, gop is struggling with health care. promise of the tax reform. you have got got a president to has no problem putting executive orders in place to help business to get it back on track and a president wants jobs brought back to the country. all of that good for the economy. >> i'm not calling this a trump faith healing of the economy. looks like growth continues pays. continuation of the recovery we see. stock market does well. you talked about boeing and caterpillar do

welcome to forbes on fox. let's find out more with steve forbes. rich, list bet mcdonald, john tamny and bruce jansen. is it possible for trump to go the reagan way? >> absolutely. he should do it before congress votes on it, the way reagan did it, have the details there so he knows what to present to the american people. he doesn't need a lot of graphs. but in the background, a typical american family will keep, 2, 3, 400 a month and then the rallies adds fuel to the flames and that's how you turn up the public heat. david: can president trump do that? >> i don't think so. reagan took years for his message and reagan had a good plan to articulate which makes it much easier to sell. as trump himself as said, his tax plan does not help people like him. the last i checked, the rich paid the majority of the taxes. if we're not cutting taxes on the rich, that means we're not cutting taxes. how do you sell that. david: rich, there's a one similarity, a simplification program. we saw president reagan, back then 11 different tax brackets and brought them

david: let's bring in steve forbes, forbes media chairman. this is something you advice the president to do, go out to sell tax reform himself. with a second loss for health care, hasn't happened yet. lord knows what might happen next week, looks like with mccain's defection this will not pass, will that hurt tax reform? >> this will light a fire under republicans, if they don't get a big tax cut through, they will seen as big failure and will pay the price in next year's elections. david: don't you need strong leadership? frankly what we've seen from mitch mcconnell ineffectual. >> senate is different from the house. on senate side they get more on taxation. no way on taxation you will throw aunt tilly out on the street which democrats are demagoguing on health care issue. on tax issue, they go barreling ahead. do it across the board. they will get criticized pandering to the rich. if it gets economy moving, that sets stage, booming economy next year revisiting health care. david: that is interesting point. again it depend on getting it done

were also banco former reagan administration official political connelly's to forbes and other media welcome to the show it's actually great to have you with us so we're off the new low and u.s. russia relations in both countries expelling each other's diplomats and u.s. congress forcing president trump into a new round of sanctions on moscow do you feel that drone trumps compay to idea of and then this spat with russia is now a dad for good absolutely not it's in america's interest and accords with america's values to to to find a rapprochement with russia so why is it that trump who didn't want to pass new sanctions was corner of into doing that by congress which is controlled by his own party why are republicans working against their own president well it's trump is not a cradle republican if if you understand what i mean he ran on the republican ticket but his allegiance to the republican party is weak and the republican party's allegiance to donald trump is weak and this was intraparty warfare but it would seem like as time goes on it's in others interest to kind of bond why isn

again, a nice illustration by edwin forbes. you can see the soldiers behind the wagon trains as they begin to form up at the basin of one in sport, maryland -- williamsport, maryland, waiting for the river to subside low enough so they are able to cross the river. they will be horrified to find out that the bridges they expected to use across the river are not available to them. so, they'll immediately have engineers start building pontoon bridges across the potomac river. i've never really noticed this before, but it looks like there are some animals in the water. over there on the left. what do you think that is? i'm going to guess those are cows floating down the river. the whole confederate army will congregate along the potomac river waiting for the water to go down and waiting for the pontoon bridges to approach, to be rebuilt. meanwhile, union calvary will, and infantry, will -- and get as far as emmitsburg down to frederick, maryland, and then turned to the west there'll be a series of skirmishes in boones borough, mary

forbes magazine turns 100. with the world's greatest business minds? but first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >> maria is slamming the caribbean as a category 5 storm. it made landfall last night on the island of dominica. >> this is catastrophic in every way. here in san juan as maria barrels toward this u.s. terry. on puerto rico now and the virgin islands. >> north korea will be seated right in the front row as president trump addresses this gathering of nearly 200 leaders. >> the fbi obtained surveillance warrants and was tracking paul manafort's alleged contacts with russian operatives. >> now we know investigator mueller seem to have something on manafort. he has information to pressure manafort and can use that information as a can opener. >> jerry brown is working on a plan to build two tunnels that will bring water to southern california. two. yeah. now it's california, so one tunnel is for flat water and the other is sparkling with lime. >> dangerous hurricane m marching towards puerto rico and t

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steve forbes is chairman and editor of chief and forbes media good to see you. >> good to be here. >> maria: a lot of people getting unnerved nerved by the meetings with chuck and nancy over immigration, taxes, healthcare what's your take? >> i think it's good news. i don't think we should get un nerved. we had a president for eight years who liked creating controversies about immigration, liked inflaming it as a political issue. maybe we have a president who actually wants to solve the problem so you look at a president who can sacred inly to his voters that i am enforcing the rule of law at the border but also, reach out and say for people who are law abiding and want to work here, let's let them in. >> maria: i guess, yeah, one of the issues is people are wondering if the president is going back and forth on some of his issues. first he said we have to have the rule of law. we're going to make sure to deport and we're going to make sure that we are following the dreamers act but if you're here illegally you're not staying and then change. >> yeah, well i think okay, obviously build

. >> nfl ratings declined 8% last year team values increased by 8% according to forbes, has released 11thier america team dallas cowboys not onlying lead nfl, but sports franchises around the world cowboys valued by 4.8 billion dollars, that is closest more than a billion behind defending super bowl champion patriots, giants redskins 49 others first time all in top fooifr valued above three billion on average nfl franchise worth 2.52 billion buffalo bills the bottom of the list, the acronym adidas sands for all day i dream about sneakers. adidas overtaking air jordan brand as a number two selling sneaker in the united states. now four years ago, abe died as owned only 4% of the market this year 11.3%, according to market detracter, mpd, nike stole number one market share year-to-year dropped 2%, for the first 8 months of the year adidas increased by 6.6% some credit partnership with ken kanye west. >> interesting shifts so much what is next product adidas has sneakers i wear them all the time so popular so not like new product that is up they still have the brands that have been the

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media chairman -- steve forbes. >> [laughter].to mitt romney and forbes. steve forbes great to see you as always,tropical storm irma packing powerful punch climbs you the the west coast of florida millions waking up no power news correspondent matt live in st. pete with the very latest. good morning matt. reporter: we are feeling tropical storm force winds in past half hour an hour or so we felt that saturating rain through night into this morning, good news for the st. pete beach area is that it was spared the wrath of irma. our friends down in -- naples florida and fort myers hit very hard this area was anticipating a very large storm surge up to 6 to 8 feet as you can see this morning, that just did not happen, this is one of the mandatory evacuation zones, this entire beach all the homes, he hotels absolutely cleared it has been a ghostown no human in sight evacuation that went well police and fire saying people come applied with the evacuation zone so well able to do a second sweep to make sure that everyone was out of here a

forbes is a passionate yankees fan.. lou: he and the democrats and the left because all this going back to senator ted kennedy and john mccain, i heard sarah sanders the press secretary use the expression, chills went down my back because we know it means nothing. it's enlarging a problem instead of solving it. this middle class tax cut the president is selling. one can just see the indifference and even the disrespect of both mcconnell and ryan as they sat there in the white house listening to the president. that's not where they live. steve: make it simple, everyone can understand it and then he will get the support for it. complicating it, getting in the weeds. make it big simple. reagan showed how to do it. do it again. lou: steve forbes, thanks for being with us. have a great weekend. kennedy: democrat say they have a deal to let dreamers stay. but the president says not so fast. will the white house try to tax the rich to cut the corporate rate? brian brenberg crunches the numbers. why are democrats so hooked on s

welcome to forbes on fox. let's go in focus, with elizabeth macdonald, john tamny, bruce jansen, folks against privatization say that insurers would skip by flood zones like texas. what do you say to that? >> well, no, i think the big insurance companies, the private insurance companies would price in the risk. if there was money to be made by pricing in risk, they would do it. this is what we need. it's kind of ridiculous that all of the american taxpayers should be on the hook for national flood insurance, as tragic as this situation is. look, the all time record for a flood payout was $20 billion. hurricane andrew in 1992. that was a cat 5 hurricane. had it hit miami, there are estimates it would have been 200 billion. that's a lot for even our federal government is to absorb. david: it is. and bruce, already, the national flood insurance program is $23 billion in debt. this storm could make it go up another 10 to $15 billion in debt. there doesn't seem to be any end to it. >> well, here is the problem with

david: that's it for forbes on fox. thank you for watching, have a great weekend. keep it right here, the number one business block with my co-host melissa francis. that's next. >> republicans finally expected to reveal their tax plan this week, but reports say it's not going to be big and bold with tax cuts for all that president trump promised. someone here says if we don't get those big and bold cuts, we won't get the economic boom that we need. hi, i'm melissa francis and welcome in to cashin' in. our cashin' in crew, jessica, gary, and scott martin, all-stars, in my opinion. welcome, everyone. >> hi. melissa: let me start with you, does our economy need big and gold tax cuts this week? >> we need it big time. the trajectory of this country for years has been higher taxes and major government spending, and unfortunately, i don't think we're getting big and bold. i think we're going to get small and wimpy. right now we're talking 1.5 trillion dollars over ten years, let me put this in perspective. over the next ten years, we're going to send them between 35 and

and steve forbes, thank you very much, my friend. >> thank you.manuel cleaver joins us, a missouri congressman, powerful democrat, widely supported on both sides. one of our favorite guests here. i was thinking about you, congressman, you were among the earliest to say in the middle of heated rhetoric on both sides to steve's earlier point, we've got to find a way to work with one another. maybe it's the minister in you or trying to get something done. we've seen the president reaching out to the democrats to cobble together something and the debt ceiling a few months to get hurricane aid through and what do you make of that and bipartisan cooperation and the states affected by the storms. a lot more of that, certainly than we saw a dozen years ago the time of katrina. what do you think? >> we need a lot more of it, neil, and i don't know whether the president went through a moment of introspection and said i'm going to push for this kind of cooperation across the aisles, and then, you know, make us deal with the two leaders of the democratic cauc

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trish: steve forbes takes up the president's tax proposal next.t.e ironed out. the proposal would provide the biggest tax cuts for the wealthiest americans and cut federal revenues by $2.4 million in its first 10 years. joining me to discuss, steve forbes. my goodness. don't we love this latest analysis? it plays into the left's hands. steve: i won't call it fake modeling, but the idea that a growing economy will lose $2 trillion over 10 years is preposterous. the net wealth of the nation went up. incomes went up at all levels. in the real world 4% growth gets a lot of everything. they just assume even with tax cuts you don't get much additional economic growth. trish: by spending a little -- steve: what you are doing is setting a stage for people to get more income immediately. you are setting the stage for an investment boom. that's how you get growing incomes and better-playing jobs. it's a two-fer. in the real world investments take time to make and pan out. trish: it's not taking into consideration what's going to happen in places that have the

steve forbes and tony shaffer. u lou: good evening trump administration today launching a full court press to launch a tax cut plan, president trump, said that middle class is so important he mentioned the words middle class 10 times in his speech yesterday. the globalists, goldman sachs elitists are having a hard time coming to grips with it all, task with selling tax plan. and he could not guarantee the proposal would lower taxes for the middle class or all of it. >> if i am hearing you correctly, you can't guarantee no middle class family would get a tax increase, there will be middle class familying tha famia tax increase. >> george there is always an an exception to the rule. >> you could find me someone in the country, their taxes may not go down, we have all different types of structures. i guarantee you could find someone. lou: my first guest said that president trump is committed to cuts taxing for the middle class, she said, that president is not giving up on repealing obamacare. joining us tonight, kelly

trish: steve forbes takes up the president's tax proposal next.t.ey managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone trish: there is still a lot of details to be ironed out. the proposal would provide the biggest tax cuts for the wealthiest americans and cut federal revenues by $2.4 million in its first 10 years. joining me to discuss, steve forbes. my goodness. don't we love this latest analysis? it plays into the left's hands. steve: i won't call it fake modeling, but the idea that a growing economy will lose $

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according to forbes, her total wealth is estimated at $39.5 billion. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. and the top story here in the uk: the bbc understands that the prime minister will propose a two—year transitional deal for the uk to try to secure a smooth exit from the european union. theresa may is expected to make the offer in a speech on brexit in italy. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. china's credit rating is downgraded over concerns the growing debt pile isa over concerns the growing debt pile is a major financial risk. over concerns the growing debt pile is a majorfinancial risk. new zealanders go to the polls this weekend, a change in government could alter the business environment. good morning, asia. hello, world. welcome to another edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. glad you could join us. it isa rico hizon. glad you could join us. it is a friday. china's credit rating has been downgraded ahead of a major meeting. it went from a+ to a——, making it the last to be downgraded. the waiting drop in 2015

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