with me is lawrence gosling, editor—in—chief of what investment fox news talking about the strength ofump. he does come across asa of donald trump. he does come across as a president who wants to be seen as strong, in control. very much so and critics will say fox news is a big supporter of mr trump's agenda we re big supporter of mr trump's agenda were as washington post is more liberal... that is why we picked these two. it is interesting the way these two. it is interesting the way the two of them pick up on this key element for them. in fox news, putting forward the point about setting aside differences in the early pa rt setting aside differences in the early part of his speech. the democrats that their silent and motionless. he used the last couple of weeks to talk about the shutdown. the washington post focuses on plan to abate and the broader issues of terrorism and immigration. pick your side and take your choices. fox news talks about the fact he has extended an olive runge to his critics after an olive runge to his critics after an extremely turbulent year with some mike arg

. >> sandra: fox news alert, new investment, conforming to fox news, special counsel robert mueller'sm questioned attorney general jeff sessions for several hours last week. this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith in here today, harris faulkner. the editor of townhall.com, katie pavlich. former deputy spokesperson marie harf and joining us on the couch today, to senator mitch mcconnell, josh holmes is here and he is outnumbered. a name your former boss, one has been a lot lately. >> harris: had a good week. we have a lot to get to so good to have

. >> sandra: fox news alert, new investment, conforming to fox news, special counsel robert mueller's team questioned attorney general jeff sessions for several hours last week. this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith in here today, harris faulkner. the editor of townhall.com, katie pavlich. former deputy spokesperson marie harf and joining us on the couch today, to senator mitch mcconnell, josh holmes is here and he is outnumbered. a name your former boss, one has been a lot lately. >> harris: had a good week. we have a lot to get to so good to have you. attorney general jeff sessions the first member of president trump's cabinet known to be interviewed by muller's team. last month, sessions recused himself of the russia investigation and eventually his deputy rod rosenstein appointed mueller to oversee the probe. chief house correspondent john roberts joins us with more. >> good news hour to everybody out there. this is the highest ranking member of the trump administration who has been interviewed by the special counsel's office so far for the most part, it's all been staff current

joining us now is invest gayive reporter and fox news contributor. sara carter, gregg jarrett, matt gates. let's talk about your -- you got a quote today in your article. tell everyone. amazing. >> yes, members of the fbi, like we have said before, sean. these are good people who want the truth out. former senior fbi officials and current fbi officials don't believe this was just a technical glitch. i can't use the language they shared with me when the news came out. something they did bring up that's important to get out to the audience. they said a lot of the text messages were done on unsecure samsung 5. >> the glitch. >> yes the glitch. it wasn't just us servers but foreign actors such as israel, germany, russia and china tried to capture fbi cellphones all the time it maybe a foreign actor has the text messages between - . >> vladimir may have it after all. >> someone may have it after all. they talked about flynn being the subject of blackmail. what about them the subject of blackmail. >> i have people. i don't want to mention their names. they

invest online. >> sandra: fox news alert. an update to a story we brought you last hour.as deleted this tweet about oprah winfrey potentially running for president during the golden globes last night. oprah fueling speculation of a 2020 run after her fiery speech. nbc posted the following statement on twitter. yesterday a tweet about the golden globes and oprah winfrey was sent by a third party agency for nbc entertainment in realtime during the broadcast. it is in reference to a joke made during the monologue and not meant to be a political statement. we have since removed the tweet. so an update to that story. we'll keep watching. >> bill: meantime investors calling on apple to help fight an addiction to the iphone and other devices among children. dr. marc siegel professor of medicine and fox news contributor you have been looking at this. why don't you start with usage in young americans? >> let's focus on teens. 92% of all teens are using a smartphone on a regular basis. bill, the centers for disease control says the suicide rate among teens from 2010 to 2015 is up 3

we've got a guy that bought bitcoin this morning and invested in initial coin offering. he's fox newsor robert wolf. you bought this morning, at what price? >> i bought at $9569. liz: was that a bottom for the day? >> i only bought so i could have a conversation wow it. i bought very little. as you know, we chatted earlier, i am playing in two different pre-ico's. liz: initial coin offerings. >> initial coin offerings. whether bitcoin is the right venue and platform, all to be determined. cryptocurrency is here to say, it's an asset class. one is in the legal compliance space, i've purchased in the pre-ico and also in the retail space. so you know, the question whether bitcoin has volatility, yes, but i think there's an asset class, the decentralized exchanges will be here to stay. liz: old school bankers do not like this. jamie dimon called it a fraud, now saying i shouldn't have called that that. >> yeah. liz: you used to be the chairman and president and cbo of ubs president americas. would have you green lit any foreign coin desk on this? >> i would say that i look at it as a litt

scott martin, kingsview asset management, chief investment officer. he is also a fox news contributor. look there, is a.b. stoddard "real clear politics" associate editor and kevin kelly, managing partner. scott, let me start with you, what walmart workers are receiving, those are just crumbs, crumbs. >> yeah crumbs. nancy pelosi, i guess she did one thing for me today, melissa, that was make me hungry. crumbs i guess those are what, thousands or hundreds of dollars created in your 401(k) in the last year or so, from the best, we have highest balances average 401(k) balance we ever had because of stock market because of donald trump's policies and gifts he is giving out to corporate america taken away during the obama administration. those are crumbs i guess. crumbs are million jobs created last year. higher wages. multiyear highs we did not see in the obama administration. more crumbs off the sandwich, to me that is a great sandwich to be falling off of, if you want to take a bite of this economy going forward you will be pretty happy being american worker and investor in

invest online. >> sandra: a fox news alert.and time again we've heard president trump insist there was no collusion with russia during the presidential election. just yesterday he added that it is unlikely special counsel robert mueller will interview him. catherine herridge joins us live from washington now. what is the latest on the firm behind that trump dossier? >> good morning. fox news has learned that congressional investigators are probing the relationship between the f.b.i. and the co-founder of fusion gps glenn simpson if simpson was a source or witness for the russia case. simpson said it was a chance encounter at a 2016 canadian security conference that led the dossier to be shared with senator john mccain who provided it to the f.b.i. but as fox news first reported in december british court records say mccain ordered his staffer kramer to get a personal briefing from the british spy who compiled the research and then return to washington, d.c. where fusion gps would provide mccain with hard copies of the document.

investment after brexit. let us have a look at how the media is digesting some other stories. this is fox news. sides of the story. this is the online edition. trump calls for strength. the article looking at the president kicking off is addressed last night by calling on lawmakers of both parties to work in unity. the washington post website points to the conflicting messages in trump's address. he calls for unity, but also celebrates the results of his combative and deeply partisan first year. it talks about the guantanamo bay lines as well. that some of the press action. the arab news reports on the warning from the international monetary fund to arab countries to urgently create more jobs or risk further economic protests. the top story in the daily telegraph: uk's former chief scientist says german car makers have "blood on their hands" for performing rigged experiments on monkeys and that this duplicity led to the deaths of thousands of britons. the metro takes a look at the reaction from women presenters over a report claiming there is no gender bias at the bbc. they're calling it the ‘f

james freeman, "wall street journal," fox news contributor and kevin kelly from benchmark investments. james, i will begin with you and bring in a big conspiracy theory talked about a lot, that jeff bezos and warren buffett wanted to sour the president's first state of the union and therefore they announced this deal, knowing that it would tank the insurance stocks and bring down the market. what do you think about that conspiracy theory? >> i am not going to endorse that. this is an interesting announcement. we haven't seen a lot of details , but buffett and bezos, maybe they get together, maybe they bring in democratic governor and start applying to washington for waivers from obamacare? probably they could get pretty good media coverage on that kind of venture. david: i'm sure they would. >> might be good for the country if they start experimenting, pushing the edge of the envelope. david: i think so although -- they ban this to be non-profit. i think if the profit motive is in there, it might actually be more effective, but, kevin, the president clearly has bragging rights over th

investment thanks to the tax cuts. that is going to be a fox business exclusive. and china caught in the act. details of a new report showing chinese ships, look at this, helping north korea, in clear violation of sanctions. all while the u.s. was watching. david: we didn't do it, we didn't do it. there they are. the dow is down about 100 points. 3 1/2 points off of that mark. we're watching all the action in the dow and in commodities markets. we're going phil flynn too. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. nicole first to you, looked like nasdaq might be in agreement. at the end it didn't make it. >> market somewhat stalled. back and forth action. no clear direction. watching for government shutdown. we saw strength in tech. interest rate-sensitive stocks, reestate investment trusts. we saw financials under pressure n the end after back and forth tugging, the dow was up nearly 40. it was down about 168. at the end of the day the dow down 97 points. dowing laggards here, goldman sachs, walt disney, merck, boeing, as airbus got a deal boeing did not get. we see that dragging on major average

we're going to invest a lot of money in the country. >> reporter: a new fox poll shows more americanselieve president trump has made the economy better than worse. yet, when it comes to mr. trump's overall job performance, a clear majority disapprove. the president's trip to the swiss alps overshadowed but robber mueller's ongoing investigation into the election. the president telling reporters that he is eager to be interviewed. >> there's been no collusion whatsoever. there's no obstruction whatsoever. and i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: whether the president will in fact be interviewed by mueller's team remains to be seen. as mr. trump says, it is up to his lawyers. he will deliver a speech tomorrow afternoon in switzerland. caroline shively, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now to local politics where people in san francisco, many of them still talking about a surprise vote by the board of supervisors tuesday night that made supervisor mark farrell the interim mayor. farrell takes over for london breed who had been acting mayor since the death of ed lee last month. supervisors voted t

invest with confidence. gillian: this just into fox news room frightening moment for citizens in hawaii as ballistic missileget sent to citizens accidentally, the screen grab was sent out by congressman and she reiterated that the alert was a false alarm. people in hawaii received this morning stating a ballistic missile inbound but authorities said alert was sent out by mistake. that is confirmed at this moment >> the lingering effects of extreme winter weather at the start of january has created quite a mess for jfk airport with damaged equipment and dozens of delayed flights, not to mention scores of unhappy customers and jfk in new york not the only airport seeing headaches, bryan llenas joins with the latest. >> hey, mike, chaos in americas airports, one air traffic controller, what he called a, quote, horror show, jfk airport at new york city. dozens and dozens of planes sat on the tarmac for hours filled with passengers, thousands of bags were delayed or never made it to destinations, people slept at the airport for a couple days and then a water main broke flooding the international terminal. so wee

investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >> tucker: this is a fox news alert.ut in the las vegas shooting investigation. a month long one. charlie mann joins us. we'll start with former secret service agent, dan bongino. dan, what have you learned? >> there's two big outstanding questions right now. the first is motive. why does a guy like this engage in the -- one of the largest mass murders in american history? although the motive is unclear, and i can't confirm anything, i think there's a high probability that looks like some form of radicalization. what that is always associated with islamic terror. that may not be it. could be a political motivation as well. one more point here. i don't think the target selection was random. the fact that it was a country music concert, the fact that it was las vegas. i don't think it was random. when this comes out in the wash, it may be a factor. the second point. was he alone? it's pretty obvious he was the lone gunman in this case based on the evidence that we have. but that's not what i'm asking. was he alone or did h

investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. in the las vegas shooting investigation. a month long one. charlie >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. there is a ton of new information coming out in the las vegas shooting investigation, the month long charlie man is a document. docy filmmaker. but we will start with dan bongino. what if you learned? >> there is two big outstanding questions. the first is obviously motive. why does a guy like this engage in one of the largest mass murders in american history? although the motive is still unclear, and i can't confirm everything, i believe there is a high probability you will see something that looks like some form f of radicalization. what that right i like isolation was, always associated with islamic terror, giving them a threat, that may not be at. it may be some kind of political motivation, as well. but motive is outstanding. one more quick point on this, tucker. i don't think the target selection here was random. the fact it was a country music concert, the fact it waser las v

invest in the united states. earlier the president met with key foreign allies. here with bill bennett a fox news contributor and served under president reagan, it was interesting seeing him work the room complimenting on their businesses and this is donald trump the business man at work. >> to say i'm a cheerleader for my country as you guys are cheerleaders for your company. i'm so glad we saw it. many of us saw it live on tv on the fox news channel because if we didn't hear it life we would have heard trump met with ceos it was cordial but distant. it was not. it was extremely friendly. they were around the table, siemens, anheuser-busch, huge companies. deloit. they said congratulations on your tax bill and getting that through, that's terrific. then they said -- and we're coming to america. we're going to invest $2 billion. we'll have 10,000 jobs here, there, charlotte. it was a tribute to the president's leadership and i'm glad we saw it live because i'm worried how it may be reported otherwise. >> martha: whenever he has these meetings i turn them up because i find it interesting to read t

investment goals starts with a conversation. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert.reporting on the firestorm over president trump's criticism over immigration from blaine cole countries, apparently in response to the outrage, the president tweeting about 8 minutes ago... meanwhile, the trump administration announcing it has secured $55 million of aid money for those who have been victims of isis atrocities. during a trip to iraq last month, vice president mike pence meant directly with 100 iraqi christian leaders and even attended the rededication of the third century church destroyed by isis. the trump administration announcing plans to allow states to test a work requirement for healthy medicaid beneficiaries. a number of exemptions. we'll talk about those. states are helpful that it would bring down the portion of medicaid costs that they bear. joining us, larry elder and larry eizenstat. great to see you tonight. we know that there will be some extensions at exemptions, primary caretaker for someone, alex, a lot of exemptions, but there's also a lot of pushback

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report obtained by fox news by the foundation for defense of democracy said, quote, the islamic republic has invested considerable time, energy, resources and prestige into its ballistic missile program. the islamic republic has promised to grow its program considerably. the iran nuclear deal only covers iran's nuclear behavior. what the supporters of the iran nuclear deal claim is that that part is working. that iran has essentially dismantled its nuclear program and the u.s. and its allies should focus on the other parts of what iran is doing, separate from the nuclear deal. critics of the deal say the issue here is that the new year agreement emboldens iran. it's allowed them to con firing off these missiles and the other destablizing activities it does throughout the middle east. with that, the president of the united states, using that justification, has said the united states will walk away from the iran nuclear agreement, perhaps by may, if european allies don't agree to make sol changes to their iran policy. so with that, rex tillerson is traveling in europe right now. he, his staff are meeti

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invest online. lou: president trump is expected to certify the iranian deal ahead of the key deadline friday. sources tell fox news president trump doesn't want to recertify the deal but will hold his nose and do so because congress is making progress in his judgment on legislation to fix what the president believes is, at the very best, a highly flawed agreement or, as he said on the campaign trail, the worst deal he's ever seen. joining me now, fox business senior strategic and cyst jack deen, chairman of the institute. lou: the president, is it the right thing to do in your judgment, to recertify, holding his nose as the white house put it? >> i think it's about right. you know, what's happening there's congressional opinion and world opinion turning against the iranians. but three years into this deal, and you know, the purpose of this thing was supposedly to get the iranians to change their malign behavior and act as a responsible nation. so in the three years their malign behavior ballistic missiles, they killed protesters, put 3500 in jail. this is what the iranians are doing. where we are a few months late

president trump touting one company's new billion dollar investment and why he is saying the u.s. is on its way back to being a powerhouse. >> bill: also fox news alert. there has been a deadly chain reaction in afghanistan. we'll tell you why gunmen who stormed a children's aid agency is coming up. >> sandra: students recounting a day of horror at their kentucky high school as a community tries to pick up the pieces. >> i saw there was a lot of blood everywhere. people were getting shoved down. i took off and started running. i was scared for my life. it was terrifying. still is like something out of the movies. it doesn't feel real. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah! now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. pepsoriasis does that.siness is rolling in. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for y

this comes on the heels of president trump's new tax plan and the company's $350 billion investment in america's economy over the next five years. foxillary vaughn is live in cupertino, california. hillary? >> reporter: hey, dana. apple ceo tim cook admits the company let $252 billion just sit overseas because, until now, he said it was way too expensive for them to bring the cash home. but now, under the president's new tax law, they could pay a one time tax to invest the money here in america. cook said they're still handing over $38 billion to the u.s. government. that's the biggest tax payment of its kind ever. >> large part to this that are the result of a tax reform and there's large parts of this that we would have done in any situation. and so i haven't spent a lot roff time categorizing the two. it's about america, not which bucket you put things in. we want to help america. it feels great to do that today. >> reporter: apple plans to invest $350 billion, which will bring 20,000 new jobs with it. the money is also going to supercharge apple's plan to boost manufacturing here in the u.s. apple is adding $4 billion to their a

invest in this country and its workers. charles: i thank you for taking the time to compton with us. we'll bring on our panel, tammy bruce. robert wolf, a fox news contributor and ned ryun, american majority ceo. ryan, you are the democrat on the panel. it's hard to not like what you have seeing on those tax cuts to bonuses to higher behind mum wages. president trump has the winds in his sails as he heads off to davos. >> you just answered the question for me. i have been a supporter of tax cuts since the obama administration. i think corporate tax cuts was a must. there is no question that's good for the economy both domestically and globally. i equally am someone that is nervous about debt and deficit so i'm nervous to see what this does to our deficit. but that being said, skills training, better education, shire pay wages. if all those things continue, those are all good checks. charles: tammy, the media is setting up the narrative ahead of the davos speech as american nationalism and isolationism versus whatever. last year joinin year xi jinpine superstar. tammy: the narrative the left have been throwing at candidate trump and now president

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twitter citi group and twenty first century fox is also the nephew of king solomon and owns the investment firm kingdom holdings who stocks soared after news of his release now this info graphic on our website gives you a sense of some of the more notable figures who've been detained or dismissed from their positions on grounds of fighting corruption it includes the head of the national guard the head of the navy the economy minister another big one here is walid abraham he was released a few days ago on friday after eighty three days of detention now he's the former of the founder rather of the middle east broadcasting company or n.b.c. that's a media giant with television stations and radio channels which span the entire arab world in north africa and we hear that he will be keeping his position his position rather according to the reuters news agency as for the ritz carlton hotel where the men were detained for months these self-styled retreat for those who simply desire the royal treatment is now. taking bookings again for valentine's day for february fourteenth onward for about six hundred fifty bucks a night now it's interesting as t

exxonmobil plans to invest 50 billion dollars in the u.s. due in part for tax law. fox news contributor is with with us. there's a voice off on the side there saying a $50 billion is a dark cloud. obviously, not -- jason we've got parallel stories here. massive investment poo pooed by the democrats. why do voters believe that ms. pelosi is right? >> well, i don't think they will. i think that proof will be, you know, about the march time frame when people are actually making more money and that bonuses that they've gotten. i mean, nancy pelosi was the one that predicted she was going to be this speaker she predicted nancy that -- that hillary clinton would be the the president of the united states. she said it would be armageddon, i mean if this is armageddon let's have some more of it. [laughter] >> i do want to die dissect statement that 86 million middle-class families will be seeing a tax increase or hit by this. what she's doing is projecting to the future when individual -- tax rate cuts end, and she's saying that end of this 7, what 8, 9 years then -- taxes will go up

new ford ranger behind me, by the way. i can tell you, they're talking tax reform here. sergio marconi telling fox business he has big bonuses for his employees and new investment in the u.sg way in giving a huge jolt of confidence to this country. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a lot of confidence here at the show. more "varney" is coming up and more of the auto show. stay tuned all day to fox business. nap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. stuart: you have heard a great deal about bitcoin and how it could be a bubble and how it's extremely volatile. you've also heard a great deal about the underlying technology known as block chain. we are told that this block chain technology could help the real estate industry. i'm not sure how that works, but that's what i'm told by the property man himself, bob massi. come on in,

of a percent so as you look forward to a new year with us, with fox business, we dug up some more stats that might catch your eye maybe influence your investing decisions in 2018, so dow up 25% right? last year you think the u.s. stock market did well? check out these three countries that might just knock your socks off. the stock market in argentina of all places surged 77% last year, hitting a record high in the final weeks of the year and then turkey, shaking off an attempted series of terror attacks sent the country's benchmark index rallying by 48% and then the nigeria stock market also did very well jumping 42% in 2017. to the floor show in good old new york city, john to you first can the u.s. stock market outdo itself this year compared to last year which was just a beautiful year. >> you know that's really asking for a lot. the bar is set pretty high coming into 2018. i think overall sentiment is that this market is going to continue to move higher economic data has gotten better over time corporate earnings have gotten better over time investor confidence in our market and economy is on the rise so i do think we'll continue to move

fox news ♪ >> previously on "scandalous"... >> jim and susan mcdougal were straight out of central casting. >> jim got the clintons to invest withhe whitewater estates. >> whitewater failed. >> jim mcdougal bought madison guaranty savings and loan. >> savings and loans began to drop like flies. >> here was this young upstart governor from arkansas. came out of nowhere. >> i still believe in a place called hope. >> president clinton canceled his public schedule after the tragic death of his white house lawyer vincent foster. >> there were all kinds of crazy theories. >> whitewater was complicated. >> the politically smart thing to do became the appointment of an independent counsel. >> the president, today, has directed the attorney general to appoint a special counsel. >> she basically said, "i won't be talking to you again until this is over." >> there were all sorts of

invest online. ♪ >> dana: wall street breaking new news again, the dow at record levels all day. 26,000 after breaking 25,000 last week. foxchannel is life at the new york stock exchange. having a good time down there. >> i cannot keep up with this anymore, dana. we are about 230 points away from 26,000. the market is up 40%. since the election of donald trump. just six days ago, six days ago the dow hit 25,000 for the first time, and we are already talking about 26k, and 23 23 days befoe that this climb is absolutely bonkers. behind it, many things, but we are going to give credit to the tax law today, because we are hearing from many of the biggest banks in the world including jpmorgan out with their quarterly numbers. and this morning jpmorgan said, we are going to take a one-time charge because of changes to the tax law. but other than that the fundamentals are looking good. that stock is at an all-time high. and we also heard from black rock, i'm bringing this up because they are big asset manager and they said two things are important, number one, the new tax laws putting more money in their clients pockets and as a

invest online. david: deals foreso-called "dreamers". bipartisan senators say a deal reached but president says no deal. what is in the deal. fox newsef congressional correspondent mike emanuel. it is very complex, mike. reporter: no question about it. the talks that seem to be the central focus are bipartisan and bicameral including top leaders in the house and senate. from the house, republican kevin mccarthy and democrat steny hoyer, from the senate, republican john cornyn and democrat dick durbin. house speaker paul ryan endorsed their work. >> the four of them started bipartisan talks, trying to aggregate all the ideas out there to come to consensus. do which need to fix daca? yes, we need to fix daca. i think it is important which fix it in a balanced wayport port after the bipartisan group of six senators plan was rejected by president trump. durbin is part of that group as well. he says he is not giving up. >> we're going to prepare our bipartisan agreement for introduction into the senate next week. if the republican leadership has a better alternative, bring it forward. if they don't, for goodness sakes give us a vote. i w

fox news network dagen mcdowell. house oversight committee chairman fox news contributor jason che fit news contributor jason che fit the theory of the atari investment strategist won the battle. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> to trump, the banning thing, i live in crazy talent. welcome to my world. maria: the conversation yesterday was why did the president even say anything about it? >> he didn't just say something. he laid down on steve bennett epic in his her portion. at the end of the day i don't know how to reconcile this. he called the president a great man. he send the president. he send back the charter and by the end of the day: the great man. maria: a little too much drama for some people. dagen: i love it. the death knell for steve bennett missed some political guru was remorse to feed in alabama. it is no great surprise that he is trying to maintain some semblance of notoriety and that's how you do it. >> that's a great story. up to east coast this morning, millions of americans that the dangerous storm, several governors declared states of emergency across the country. packed with ice, snow, hurricane force winds. laura in

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news. the international trade secretary liam fox is travelling to china to discuss how to develop the country's future trading and investmenttlantic trade pact as well. he has got a trickyjob because nothing formal has been agreed on before the uk leave the european union next year. but the key is to put trade arrangements in the. one is with china and the uk is exploring being part of the transatlantic trade partnership. this is the pact that donald trump pulled out of. trade between the companies are leave countries is estimated at $80 billion. if britain succeeds at the ttp, it will be the first country without a board on the pacific ocean or the south china sea. the other states includejapan, china, mexico, singapore and canada. the fashion retailer next has upgraded its profit forecast, after a rise in sales over christmas the high street giant said full—price sales were 1.5% higher than expected in the 5a days leading up to december 24. online sales jumped 13.6% in the period, while high street sales declined 6.1%. this year marks the centenary of the end of the first world war. it is also 100 years since women in the

invest in the united states. you have plenty of money but i don't think i have to go because they are coming at a very fast clip. >> he travels with confidence in the us economy. a fox news40% of americans believe trump administration is making the economy better but when the president joined 70 other heads of state in davos he will face resistance from those like germany's angela merkel who take issue with his america first agenda calling it right-wing populism. >> translator: this generation born under the second world war have to prove that we have truly learned the lessons, setting ourselves up against the rest of the world, isolating ourselves will not lead us into a good future. protectionism is not the proper answer. >> reporter: the french president macroin is critical, joking about donald trump at the office. >> for sure when you look outside it is hard to believe in global warming. obviously you didn't invite anybody skeptical with global warming this year. >> donald trump will have supporters, he will meet with israeli prime minister benjamin and yahoo today and will discuss iran and the middle east peace agreement, this is on the heels of mike pence having vi

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investment goals starts with a conversation. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today. >> welcome back to fox news channel we are havinges away from 2018. >> that glorious beautiful 12000-pound crystal ball drop. this night is shaping up to be legendary. >> legendary i can tell you. >> fox news reporter. in miami beach. >> it is getting hot in here. look at the party and the people having an amazing time having an unbelievable experience with a special treat for you right now the ladies of the hour grammy award-winning djs ladies and who doesn't love a pool party in miami? so when do you sleep? so what made you come to miami? you could have went anywhere. >> so with airplanes and buses. >> like i know exactly what you mean. why did you decide to come to miami? >> and then to celebrate new year's eve. >> there is always sexy somewhere. >> i would say most viewers don't know a lot about being a dj so what would you say. >> and happy new year. it is so popular it is unbelievable. mary, do you have new year's resolutions? >> it is very peaceful here tonight. actually one of the coolest things we have going. $50000. over he

fox news son take anchor chris wallace and so many more. we will show you what a shutdown would actually mean for all of us from travel plans to investments to coming up top of the hour, ""shepard smith reporting"." see you then. >> dana: in less than ten hours from a midnight deadline to reach a spending two and avert a government shutdown, minority leader chuck schumer just left the white house saying he and the president did make some progress, but majority leader mitch mcconnell did not take part. here's republican senator john boone on fox news early. >> the majority leader of your party, we think is not at this meeting with the president and chuck schumer. why not? >> good question. i'm not sure i know the answer to that. i hope the leader would be involved in those discussions. hopefully, the president will talk some sense into senator senator schumer, who is heading us down this path towards a government shutdown. >> dana: republican senator tom cotton of arkansas as a member of the budget intelligence and armed services committee. thanks for being here today. did have you heard anything more from the white house or hill abt what hap

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investment to permanently fix the infrastructure deficit. any bill must also streamline the permitting and approval process, getting it down to no more than two years and perhaps even one. >> shannon: chris stirewalt, fox newsolitics editor, joins us now. it's past your bedtime. >> we are rocking and rolling. >> shannon: i'm glad you're here. infrastructure is one thing that the president can get some bipartisan movement on. we got different reactions from democrats. we will let you react to them. senator dick durbin says "of the president chooses to follow through on his prepared remarks giant, he will find democrats ready to work with him on lowering prescription drug pric prices, and passing meeting full paid family leave, and protecting dreamers. "the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer says... is this a little good cop-bad cop? >> i think you see the role of humor has got to give democrats in line, so they can vote and stick together, and the minority, unity is so crucial. but dick durbin's job is to cut the deal with trump, that is what he is therefore, cutting video trump. i'm here, i'm ready, let's do business. >> shannon: did you expect to hear more bipartisanship in this speech? this is some

invest and grow in the united states. america is open for business. and we are competitive once again. >> and a new fox poll finds that more voters are ready have -- there given what has credit for that as you can see. twice as many say that the trump administration has made the economy better than worse. but then one third, 34 percent still say that there really is not much of a difference in the economy. let's talk more about that. we joined with a white house correspondent. the one third is confessing when the gop has risen 2.6 percent. consumer confidence is up at a 17 year high unemployment 17 year low at 4.1 percent. $1000 payments by a zillion companies to the workers and 76 percent of the snp companies say they are beating the estimates. is the white house message may be not getting out? >> i do think the economy is doing obviously really well but has been doing well and getting better over the last couple of years. certainly, in the past year it has been gangbusters. the stock market is doing really well. the impact of the tax cuts we are already beginning to see. but i think what you see in t

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investment strategist lindsay bell. people's corporation patented the io john people's and "the wall street journal" fox news contributor mary kissell. great to see you. >> good morning, everybody. that's on the agenda? >> the budget showdown. we cannot have a government shut down. it's incredible to me to see democrats turned down a deal that would find the picture turns health care program and give them non-entitlement spending. giving them more money. republicans are willing to eat that. >> all the while they said order security is important. for in the military is important. when push comes to shove, not there. >> typical drama on the potomac. it always happens and sometimes they close it down but most often they work it out. >> when his shed down, funding for much of the government still goes on. we're talking about the implication of that. white house deputy press secretary visit us this morning. texas congressman roger williams is here. former ceo of home depot assaults chrysler back nardelli is with us. managing director robert mcnamee is here and race car driver and never danica patrick joins us as well. let's

investing, stocks, new innovations but positives, sounds amazing, could happen in 2018. ashley: great stuff. thank you very much. happy new year to you. the politics, keep trump off the trail in 2018. joining us now fox rove, great to have you. i am assuming you think donald trump could actually hurt the gop during the midterms? >> that is one way of putting it. another is the best way to help the republicans to do what white house if indicated in washington post, the president wants to spend 2018 campaigning, holding big campaign rallies in state after state, race after race and my point is it helps his party's cause better by staying off the campaign trail and focusing on being a good president. the midterms are always a chance for people to vote against the guy who is in power in a way to lower that is to have the president focus on doing things and making a difference in people's lives to make the case. he can help but can't beat the positive factor. across the finish line, and low approval rating stick to the candidates he campaigned for when he dries numbers up by doing a good job, all political vote in 2018. ashley: that sounds sensible indeed, those tell you more of that and the president is

invested in me i forgive you. jillian: thank you, brian. seriously with, very a lot of stories, fox news would coming after a powerful 7.9 earthquake rocks alaska near kodiak. police urging people to get to higher ground all morning long. all tsunami warning have been canceled. >>> another fox news alert, a new video that the u.s. air force are using a hen 10 hunter bolt jets in afghanistan, the first time in three years. it is escalating prayings and involve involvement against the taliban under the trump administration. >>> breaking right now, frantic search underway for five people missing after a series of fiery oil rig explosions. the blast going off in oklahoma shooting flames and black smoke into the air. it took hours to put the fire out. 17employees were rescued. the sheet is shutdown pending an investigation. that is a look at the headlines. as you can see minnie mouse didn't really add up. ainsley: did not make the cut. jillian: did not make the cut, guys. steve: we have 40 minutes left. brian: i believe in you. 12 minutes after the hour. coming up, you heard about the deep st

invest online. neil: you know could be anecdotal but i read a lot of market sites, including market watch, part of this fine umbrella company we all call fox and newsket watch had a headline, the markets were off to the best start since 87. that is bad thing to say. people know how '87 ended, october of '87. only thing i could grasp on to, now the dow up over 250 points, now up a 7 points and now under 26,000. we'll keep an eye on it. trish to you. trish: not at highs we were earlier. hey, the day is young. breaking today, everyone. another record day on wall street with the dow within striking distance of 26-k for the first time. it was seven days ago when the dow actually crossed 25,000. do you know that is historic? we have never seen such a huge run-up in quick amount of tile. we're off the session highs following news that former trump advisor steve bannon was subpoenaed last week but robert mueller. meanwhile on capitol hillah makers have until friday to reach a budget deal to avoid a government shutdown. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." presidentru

invest online. >> sandra: special counsel robert mueller interviewed attorney general jeff sessions last week. let's bring in mercedes schlapp white house director of strategic communications. this is just breaking now and fox newsfirmed it. we're told it lasted for several hours, the questioning. what can you tell us about that mercedes? good morning. >> the administration continues to cooperate with the special counsel. we have been transparent during this process and as we know, there is no evidence of collusion or wrongdoing from the administration. >> sandra: so what does the president have to say about that? >> clearly attorney general sessions is focused on his task at hand and that means making sure that our communities are safe, we've seen a rise on violent crimes and as well as his focus on insuring we reduce ms-13 gang activity which is impacting so many of these communities. so attorney general sessions is continuing his work. the president has confidence in attorney general sessions and the work he is doing and as we have said, we have cooperated fully in this investigation. >> sandra: are there any other interviews planned? this is the first time investigators for robert mueller have questioned a m

investments. a state like new jersey will benefit better than most states in the country. my liberal opponent was on dana perino on fox in new jersey will not be able to deduct property taxes any longer. that is not true. stuart: you can deduct 10,000. >> he said nothing. the state income tax caps property tax deduction anyway. a bunch of bipartisan senators said we can solve the problem by raising the state's property tax deduction above the 10,000 level new jersey already has. that would solve the problem. stuart: wait, wait. wait a minute. that is in the weeds. you know as well as i do, the 1% people, the people who live in new jersey, make a significant amount of money, they're going to get killed. they are. >> they're not getting killed. stuart what you are seeing right now -- stuart: killed, killed. >> what you're seeing right now this massive growth in gdp will benefit everyone. stuart: no, wait a minute. steve, come on. if you're in the 1%, you're a high income earner, you live in new jersey, you no longer are able to deduct new jersey income tax. you can't deduct it. you just lost one of the biggest deduction