in an exclusive interview with maria bartiroma, he said kelly disapproved of those comments. >> he was so offended because he was in the room when i made the call and so were other people. the call was a very nice call. he was so offended that a woman -- somebody would be listening to that call. he couldn't believe it. he said to me, sir, this is not acceptable. this is not. i was so nice. i have called many people and i would think every one of them appreciated it. i was surprised to see this to be honest with you. >> investigation is underway about the niger ambush resulting in the death of those four american soldiers. kristen fisher live from the white house with more. where does that investigation stand? >> the white house is a won't rest until he gets answers. the secretary of defense was on capitol hill meeting with senator john mccain after mccain complained that the senate had not been briefed about what went down in niger and threatened to subpoena, they were clearing that up. matus conceded that the pentagon can always improve communication but neither the senator nor the se

the president is speaking with maria bartiroma, earlier put out some tweets. he said first the budget passed 51-49. we have 0 democrat votes with only rand paul, he will vote for tax-cut voting against. this allows for the passage of large-scale tax cuts and reform which is the biggest in the history of the country. first we see the president getting tax cuts, putting reform in parentheses but puts tax cuts, what they can do, reform is a big challenge but rand paul voted against the budget resolution but is in favor of the tax-cut tweeting i am all in for tax cuts, the biggest, boldest cuts possible and soon. the clock is ticking. can they deliver before the end of the year? paul ryan is expected to bring legislation to the house in november but here is what kevin brady, the most important person in washington when you talk about tax reform, says about where this bill will take us and the potential balanced budget? >> we would like tax reform to move us back toward the balanced budget counting on economic growth but also to eliminate a lot of loopholes and spe

the president will be appearing on maria bartiroma's show tomorrow and brought up a topic we seem to. i want to get your reaction. >> in formal block grants to different states, wonderful healthcare, tremendous healthcare managed properly in smaller doses, done more individually. a little later in three or four months you will have before the election in 18. melissa: productive talking about healthcare? they tried. >> a number of times. any efforts you think they made, it hasn't worked yet. as a political matter it is questionable whether it makes sense to keep going back to health care especially if the president gets something on tax reform. a tax cut. this continual battering the point about healthcare is problematic because to conservatives the republican congress's failure to repeal the affordable care act is a major misstep. melissa: it is a way to the story alive in the sense he is telling the base he is not giving up? >> that is part of it and the refusal to acknowledge they loss. he wants to keep claiming certain things could be a victory even if they stop short of what was

maria: good tuesday morning, thanks for joining us, i am maria bartiroma, tuesday, october 3rd.iest mass shooting in us history, 59 people confirmed dead with 500 others wounded, following the attack a country music festival sunday night. police found in excess of 23 guns inside the room of stephen paddock, several more guns at his home. >> i was trying to be brief, ran across the street, people were screaming and yelling and crying. >> just to run as hard and fast as you can. maria: the search for a motive. it was a strong day, a firmer tone as well. it closed at record levels, all-time high futures indicating that continues at the open, 31 points on dow futures, nasdaq up 5.5 points, germany closed for holiday but the s&p and cac quarante up a fraction. in asia overnight, gains in japan, nikkei average better than 1%, hong kong, hang seng index by 2%, the markets closed for the holiday. equifax in focus taking the hill as the company reveals millions more may have been affected by the mass attack. grilled by lawmakers today over his response. taking life to the coverage at 10:

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maria: thanks, i am maria bartiroma, it is october 6th, on the east coast the man behind the massacre's girlfriend divulging concerning details about the vegas shooter's mental state. investigators reveal las vegas was not the only city he considered for his evil plot. the latest on the investigation as the first victims i laid to rest. will the tragedy change gun laws? lawmakers questioning the need for bump stocks lose the devices have been sold out. >> right now our focus over the last couple days has been on healing and uniting the country. we know members of both parties in multiple organizations are planning to look at bump stocks and related devices. would like to be part of that conversation. maria: new questions surrounding regulations that could be coming. getting america back to work, the symptom jobs report out this morning in an hour and a half, the numbers hit the tape. economists expect 90,000 jobs to be created in the last month with the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.4%. the recent hurricanes will take a major toll on the report. a record run for stocks, the na