neil: amazing. stockton in the meantime imagine you hold a press conference saying everything is fine and dandy dandy live on one of the houses that the press conference goes on and on its you hear what is said. this is what happens. >> we pay a mortgage doghouse we cannot live in a and taxes on the house economic dividend paying insurance that will pay us for the damage to the houses neil: she is here. >> i have went everywhere and everybody is confusing. nobody has got to help. neil: make this woman a senator dow. she years said the york attorney general talking about progress made since sandy on her friends block she said that is not the case. she is 86 and right to the attorney-general space. i will not ask her what needs -- a nasty question because she scares me. good for you. good to have you how did this come about? talk about one year later with the progress how much they had made? >> i had no idea it was going on. my house was damaged by sandy we cannot go back and it has been one year. the

. >> thank you, neil. neil: someone trying to sign up for healthcare, and on-line help rep. >> don't lose or santy over this web site, try it, if it does not work walk away, try it tomorrow. >> what you sent me seems like a side response. >> it was. >> i had the log in problems for the first 11 days. >> imagine you are stuck in the rush-hour traffic, you still exist, but not going anywhere. >> you have no way to assist those who ask for help? >> don't run with scissors. >> they just went to words actual text. it really was. incredible. all right, political prospect editor, said this is why we need to delay this thing, at the least, i think we learn is that even the people handles the help sites need help. >> absolutely, the level of incompetence is startling, if this is what we're seeing with just the roll out, imagine what we'll see when the government tries to takeover 18% of our economy. it is incredible. and perhaps more incredible with hundreds of millions of dollars and government resources at his fi

neil: steve thank you. >> thank you, neil.his is probably the most famous back rub heard in the world. and everyone wondered why angela merkel got upset, we found out that bush whispered in her ear, we're tapping your phone. the ocean gets warmer. the peruvian anchovy harvest suffers. it raises the price of fishmeal, cattle feed and beef. bny mellon turns insights like these into powerful investment strategies. for a university endowment. it funds a marine biologist... who studies the peruvian anchovy. invested in the world. bny mellon. neil: angela merkel was not only one shocked to find out that the u.s. of tapping her phone, so of president obama, saying he had no idea that they were spying on her, our next guest said that is worse. your spies are running amuck. that is more disconcerting to me. >> yeah, if this has been going on for 10 years? i think it first started, and neither of last two presidents were aware, it would speak to an internal shadow surveillance state that feels it can do what it wants to you impunity. it

neil: a friend of mine actually has one%neil: a friend of mine y has one of these security clearance factors and he's a pretty big deal. including three and a half million americans who have the security clearance like edward snowden and the like and said that has been in place a wild. and in fact the has to be a forever clause or they could hang onto it at nottingham and someone said that we ought to put a number to it. i don't know if this is actually how it went down. and they just said that 75 was a number. i just think it's weird. where are you storing it and to what end? >> how many congressmen have gone to their situations ate and talked about this in 2014 needs to be the boundaries. we are going to have to hold these entities accountable for we are going to restore faith in government to run the nsa, fully funded, because it is considered vital to our security and keeping a hang onto it for so long, i get a little anxious. >> you should be. the american public should be. we need to get congress to campaign on ending this type of government intrusion and do what they were swor

neil, right. have to remember, wherever we have sequestration cuts, whenever washington shuts down, it sometimes seems within a nanosecond of an aberrant event that is blamed on the shutdown, on that sequestration cut. sheila jackson within hours of the d.c. car chases shooting, she might have taken it to all new level. after neil: all right. what, a little more than an hour-and-a-half after the shooting in the car chase thing went down in washington democratic lawmaker sheila jackson lee was saying this. >> rather than respond in a way that leaves 8,000 federal employees unemployed and god knows the tragedy of this poor person who came on the hill in a black car, no one knows what could drive this person to do this. but what i would say to you is, let's get our wheels back on, serve the american people, bring them back, though for a bill today that will open the government. neil: all right. well, shut down or no, this woman was certifiable. and she is of the congressman, talking about the woman i

neil: verizon to the rescue. welcome i am neil cavuto, if the asiana can get verizon to hand over 20 trillion americans phone records what is stop them from having the phone giant takeover this mess, verizon is good are records no surprise that government thinks that verizon is just the company to fix this health care site once and for all. the president said that so many americans' to log on to get coverage, but putting verizon in charge of it, that is like me policing a ponderosa. i digress. craig smith does not like it. fox, chickens, confused. what do you make? >> the president's signature piece of legislation on the first dayt crashes, how appropriate, in president shows that big government cannot do anything as efficiently as private sector. neil: you disagree wither there premise that -- with their premise that it is because there is such huge demand for this. >> i got to give it to the democrats for messaging, everyone said that. but saying it does not make is so, to watch the president in the rose garden

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>> neil: yeah.ndescending the way you repeated what i said. >> i wasn't sure of your question. >> neil: you're worse than these guys in congress going back and forth. >> stepping over the lie. so to insult me like that -- >> neil: is this just another unintended consequence in. >> i feel that this is completely unfair, and that this is really taking it too farm this is trying to get people to get angry, and i'm not saying people should not be angry. they should. this is completely unfair. there are concessions and leases that can remain open. luxury hotels and inns able to stay open, all on federal property. >> they can say open but home owners can't. >> they want to raise public awareness. >> neil: deliberate. >> it mate be deliberate. the point is our effort should not be directed at taking the government shutdown and just making it more manageable and mitigating the effect on people. we shouldn't have a government shutdown. so the fact that it is inconveniencing people -- >> neil: we're picking a

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neil: you are not a looking step in order stylish? >> no. neil: we keepgoing through this charade.promise that we ar going to get around to addressing it. >> we do to some degree. i would agree with you in part. we don't do enough and it is unfortunate that the grand bargain we talkabout a few years ago fell apart. d i think that we should go back to looking at it again, although it will never happen as a grand bargain. but it's good to a point. because we carry it too far right now. >>e never carrit or not. >> there is a reason for that because it would carry it to the ultimate conclusion, it destroys the economy. neil: buness as usual is what got us into this. >> watch the ovement if it goes in this direction. >> i absolutely do not endorse it. if you want to do things a different ay, it is giving away what you want. we have a system for that. neil: in the meantime, we are going another trillionollars in debt. >> that could be a. >> buti imagine it could apply to 2014. >> okay. neil: is not a political appointment. we have to make a statement of what we are leaving our children a

>> yes, there is, neil.tious about blaming this situation too early in the retail cycle. we don't want to blame the blame game. the key right now is to make sure that customers know and consumers know that now is a great time to be spending but at it going to raise the question, if people aren't having jobs, if the economy is being effected personally, will they shut town? the american consumer is very resilient. if they have cash. if they don't they'll use credit. if they don't have that they'll borrow against their house. i want to headache sure this is not a self-fulfilling prophecy because that can lead to fear and we don't need that. i would say right enough it's too early to tell the impact this shutdown may have. let's think more positive than negative right now. biehl biehl we get on friday a lot of questions. this first one is how did you get your primetime anchors to be so short -- just kidding. tweet your questions. we'll try to answer any and all. first up, a tweet from stephanie. hi job doesn't

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neil: thank you, my friends.e had an interesting comment out of a moderate congressman who refuse to be identified. this is a point that i want to pick up with. these tea party years are ruining our day and ruining our chances. this is a key opportunity that they have had their time in the sun with the rest of us getting burnt. what do you make of that? >> well, the tea party patriots are very fiscally conservative, and concerned about what obamacare will do to decimate our workforce and the middle-class. they're not going anywhere, so the moderate anonymous gop member had to my guesstimate better get used to that. and it is very important that people understand. even talk tonight about the government shut down, this is hysterics. governing by chaos. the american people are sick and tired of it, and we are asking, did congress not understand that october 1st was rolling around on the calendar? neil: it really is ridiculous. we did know that it was coming. both sides should have planned accordingly. bottom line, h

neil: i never learned her system. that you guys, the democrats are lukens -- no one seems to the answer that basic question on health care. >> the executive branch has the discretion not to change legislation but to make certain that it was effective and that is what any president would say. >> that wasn't just willy-nilly changing one part or feature. you can talk about having to make it friendlier and all. but it was wholesale dramatically revised. >> you know what happened this morning? we had exchanges opening up all over america. neil: he said he had all of 40 calls. such an administrative nightmare going on. it was a sloppy start and that is what republicans are saying. >> if people don't have insurance, and a lot of people in my district who lost their jobs and insurance, they have used the emergency room and people who have health insurance, they may be concerned and they should be concerned. they don't want to pay any higher premiums. but in new york and california, where people are shorter content sharing th

neil: 35 years ago today.mmy carter now trillions of dollars later, obama doesn't seem as concerned. let's redo this. >> our people are tired of wasteful and federal spending. >> we don't have an urgent deficit crisis. we are going to hold down govegovernment deficit and elime the government waste. >> we will cut the budget deficit. >> you know what it is back then? got a $60 billion and that is what we wrapped up in a day. peter says they are even more myth than this president should be much much more concerned and it's good to have you back, my friend. that was then, and this is now. >> its rich for obama to say that there is no deficit problem on his deficits are so much bigger than the deficits he complained about under president george w. bush. >> going from 1 trillion to around 700 billion, thing that i guess i could stop and diet now. >> if you imagine it taking on this, it's still sinking in and this is the debt that is accumulating. every time you add the chili in dollars or whatever the number is an

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>> caw her us -- >> sorry, neil. the capitol police were shouting at us. they were watching the crowd disburse. down the street there at what this tail end of constitution, we believe is where the vehicle is now being processed by law enforcement, as you have been reporting. the suspect is believed to have passed away, as a result of the gunshots from the end of this episode. we now know from capitol police and from the metro police and secret service and treasury department that this essentially began at the intersection of 15th and pennsylvania avenue in front of the treasury department, in front of the white house, where the woman approached the gate in the vehicle and ramped the posts. one of this retractible posts that come out of the street to secure vehicles, and then this chase ensued, which took the traffic circumstance until front of the capitol facing east on the capitol to the -- down the mall. she went around the traffic circle at least once and that's where police vehicles tried to pin her in, stopped her vehicle, and apparently one of the of

what does neil cavuto think?ting right there, senior vice president and managing editor of fox business. not good. neil: this is another trust issue. the president told her don't worry, everything is fine and low and behold we find out you and your cellphone. this gets to be a pattern of trust. i am not blaming the president. it is down to really you can keep your doctor and can't keep your doctor but there is enough consistency, a pattern of saying one thing and realizing you or your underlings are doing the opposite end this feeds a global suspicion. connell: hurts his credibility. turnabout in the journal this morning, the president's credibility. neil: a lot of times, a lot of people say when you are president you are busy, but i also assume when you are in charge with something you are angry about, it came to light. the health-care law, make sure your signature achievement is shepherded properly, very clearly to every detail. and missing in action feet in narrative. and out to lunch. that might not be the re

neil druckmann: thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. uh, we'll see how much we can discuss and get into this. barry: well, we're going to, because i always offer, even though my viewers know, i am going to discuss strictly the philosophical, moral--all the issues that have faced mankind throughout history i'm going to bring up, because this game has elements of it that one could talk about that way. but since it's fictional, would you like to give a little brief something about what it's about, or if you're not, i'd be happy to. neil: i could just say, at its core, it's ultimately--it's a love story between a father and a daughter and the very human journey that they go on. um, and they're surrounded, right, by this horrible infection that has kind of devastated mankind. um, but at its core, the thing that we kept coming back to is that relationship, that bond between these two characters. barry: and also, it's not only the bond between those two characters, but it is a sense, the struggle, as my son eli said, it's the struggle of human

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>> reporter: hi, neil.m t"the washington post" this morning park rangers have been instructed to make things as difficult for people trying to visit sites like this. some of these barricades are connected by wires here. i will say that there have been groups of veterans coming in throughout the morning and not only from texas but from oregon. they are having the same experience that a lot of veterans have been having had week. they are flown in from a charity organization called honor pilots. they are getting help from lawmakers to take down these barriers of fighting for access to the memorial only after showing some sort of first amendment activities are they allowed on. we have seen firsthand accounts, park rangers come up to folks very politely and asking them. they are not using force, removing them, but ask them to leave and then close the barricades after them. now i will say we have seen reports across the country that state governor offered to privately fund any of the parks so people can continue