mr. cavuto. neil: yeah, someone starts packaging these puppies, run, don't hide. >> thank you, mr. cavuto. neil: keith fitz-gerald, chief investment strategy. keith what's going on here? i want to talk about retail but want to get your thoughts on subprime loans coming back, you know the whole drill and the exposure and the potential problems, what do you think? >> i think this is extremely dangerous because it comes at a time where everybody is focused on a different narrative, neil, and i have always been concerned that it is the velocity of money, not who's got it that is the telltale here. i think gerri is spot-on to be concerned about that. neil: what made the irony of subprime loans, very few went bad, i think it was one out of 12 that had problems but for those who packaged them and exposure to large once, it was the end of the end. that's what worries me when wall street gets crafty, repackages them, sells them separately, then you invite problems. we're not there yet but you wonder, you know? >> well, and the risks get more and more concentrated. this is not readily apparen

mr. cavuto. thank you very much. we have breaking news right now.from the release of the minutes from the federal reserve's last meeting as we enter the longest bull market run ever. i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report. we'll wait for a white house briefing and we'll bring that to you when it begins. let's go to the federal reserve minutes. let let's go to jennifer schoenberger. >> minutes from the federal reserves policy meeting earlier this month, showed, cheryl, the economic data comes in as expected, fed officials say it will soon be appropriate to take another step and removing accommodation. officials harping on strong consumer spending, strong business investment, and strengthening in the job market as they paint a picture of a strong economy. however they do expect economic growth to slow down a bit in the second half of the year from that torrid pace of 4.1% in the, though they do expect growth to remain above trend. now on inflation t

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mr. cavuto. rachel: neil we'll be watching everyone else tune in. neil: appreciate it very much.with barbecue, rocky is here and stay with us. >> ♪ ♪ todd: summer may be winding down but it's not too late to have another barbecue bash. ed: one way to kick your barbecue off is by using stubs barbecue sauce and the man who created it, known as stub, was also a korean war vet who earned , yes, two purple hearts for his service, for our great nation. rachel: stub is here, stub's grandson is the companies official pit master and he's here with amazing grilling tips which we all need as we get to the end of the summer. >> we've got a quick recipe first it is our 50th anniversary and to commemorate my granddad, we have a new sauce which is sweet honey and spice sauce and it's kind of a sweeter version of his original which is our original sauce and it's in stores now. ed: if you don't want to go to the stores you can get it on amazon. yes. rachel: that's a great point. ed: anybody like stub's barbecue sauce? >> what about chicken wings? rachel: do you like a sweeter sauce on a chicken w

know, shows up on fox but for the first time in almost a decade he joined neil cavuto on fox business. let's listen. >> mrident, there are many in your party who are salivating at their prospects in the midterms, talk of a blue wave. many of them mentioning the "i" word, impeachment if they get control of the house. what do you think of that? >> not me. i don't talk about impeachment. i think that is the wrong thing for democrats to do. liz: so, rich, jimmy carter agrees with you. >> well, i and i agree with jimmy carter. i think he is a great american citizen is. i would not put him in the top half of great american presidents. he is a great citizen. a great post-presidency with his habitat for human at this work. he understands thinking of small business people. he was one himself. he has a degree of populism. he understands that instinct that i think some of the coast tam democrats who are driving this impeachment talk miss. liz: rich karlgaard, great to see you. publisher of "forbes" magazine. come back, rich. >> i will. liz: all the major indices in the green. the dow up slightly. s&p and nasdaq agai

mr. trump before the murdock boys took over. and they don't talk to me. they don't e-mail me. in fact, ever. it's okay. category 4. cavutos, you'll never get that trump interview now, bone head. i'm not a bonehead. maybe a fat head. but back to this issue. my desperate quest for a sit down with the president. how many times do i have to say this? i don't want an interview with the president. i haven't requested for one, i don't angle for one. i haven't remotely hinted for one. now, i chatted with donald trump many times over the years, just zero interest now. even if i were, this approach would not be the best way to go about it. i take nothing away from anybody here that has interviewed the president. he always generates new with each and all. they all do a great job. i feel i would be so busy trying to get him to clarify and explain his past positions and reversals that before i knew it i would be out of time. it wouldn't be worth it. so i never request it ever. then there's category 5. this was popular. it's cavuto's meds. this one sums it up. i like to give cavuto the benefit of the doubt. he had heart surge represen

cavuto: coast-to-coast" involves that man, elon musk and tesla. the stock as you see on the fox business screen is popping here in the last few minutes thanks to a tweet from mrhe is considering taking tesla private at $420. funding and security. just for a second, we know it is up on this news and the stock price gain is about almost 6%. so just this month, counting the gain you're seeing there, it is a 20+% gain, 21% so far this month, at the back end of that chart. $362 a share. musk mentioned $420. interesting story. we're going to talk more about that. the stocks continue their climb, the s&p 500 edging in on record high. keep talking about that. as u.s. sanctions on iran have officially been restored, put back in place by president trump who warns anyone about doing business with iran. to blake burman now with the president in new jersey. blake set up in berkeley heights. what's the latest, blake. reporter: hi, there connell, and the administration laying out this either or proposition saying you could either do business with the united states or business with iran. not both. pick and choose. we've seen one example already as daimler announced it is goi