not a rally, but i'm going to hand it over to neil. neil: where's stuart? [laughter] >> good question. neil: we have video of him at a sandals resort. it's so weird. [laughter] so i'm not -- i'm not buying it for a second. all right. thanks very, very much, charles. i'm just kidding. wherever you are watching this at any sandals resort nearby, stuart, we're just joking. in the meantime we are not joking, one week away from the iowa caucuses. can you believe that? all of this buildup for the caucus event. the caucuses themselves are poorly telegraphed in polls, in fact, polls are rarely right, in fact, over the last 25, 26 years, they've always been wrong. very, very wrong. a lot of that has to do with the nature that these caucuses are carried out. so does that mean that the presumed favorites in this race end up being that way on monday night when fox business will be going wall-to-wall on this? anyone's guess. lisa and caitlyn berns now on the history of iowa surprising folks. well, the last two republican contests are good examples of that, lisa. we didn

neil: you don't have an answer? >> i don't have an answer. neil: why. neil: wire.l: why are you here? >> i'm here because i'm holding out on the answer but i do have one insight for you. do you want it or not? every presidential campaign which is a long, long time and the front-runner but person that will wrap it up quickly never does and do you know why? because the voters aren't are sure. when they get her front-runner, they stop and say is that the person that i want as president and they get judged harder. that's my inside. neil: you are the man. i love the guy. he's an encyclopedia. you did that. >> look he's a great man and obama has saved him. now we realize the good he really was. neil: thank you very much and i want to thank all of you for joining us and my staff in the background making all this >> if you become the nominee, who the hell knows that you can serve in office. >> on the issue of citizenship, i'm not going to use your mother's birth against you. >> someone who lies to the family of those victims of benghazi can never be president of the united

neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: thank you very much. we've been all over the map, and as stuart saying it could be worse. four hours to go. the bottom line here, my friends is that china has revealed itself to be an ineffective economic and now market power. and the bloom is off the roads. that much is clear. and the country's ability to sustain at least these body blows. it is indicated already that all -- they're going to go these so-called circuit breakers are going to go. so they're just going to dry tomorrow. we'll see how that goes. for now, we've got a sell of better than 211 points. but as i say, it could be worse. nevertheless when you step back from this from the political fallout, presidential candidate marco rubio just telling me it does come back to china, and it does come back to whether they're up to the task and we're up to the task. take a look. neil: in these markets a lot of it driven by china and fears that china's falling out of bed are less global economic guest, and we're in trouble. do you agree with that? >> chi

neil: u.s.ptroller general david walker, you have been warned about this for years and we whistle past it. all right, i want to acknowledge a mistake. i was wrong. when i was showing this footage out of north korea. celebrating something, they were not celebrating, fox business network is getting the debate next week. they were celebrating that fox business network is covering the state of the union address next week and january 12th before the debate. now you know. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like reunions equal blatant lying. the company is actually doing really well on, on social media. oh that's interesting. i - i started social media. oh! it was my...baby. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a

neil cavuto take it away. neil: thanks, charles. things from amazon that not all may be firing on retail cylinders. that is caveat. amazon reported record profits, not as i guess record as folks thought dee dee fight advance of the dow today, it is impressive, a lot of reasons for that, look what is happening to amazon by slightly disappointing. it is severely paying for it, down about 7 and 3/4%. i hasten to add that is improvement from previous selling today. lot many peep looking where this stock was a year ago, saying there is always time for comeuppance. man, oh, man, that is comeuppance. we'll go to iowa. we'll get latest read on obviously various camps who say who won and who lost. push on next couple days for that vote in this crucial opening state of the 2016 presidential campaign. blake burman on what they're doing right now. blake? reporter: neil, we're 80 something hours away until caucus night on monday night. to give you a little bit of a scene setter here in iowa, many presidential candidates on republican side were r

neil, it is yours. neil: stuart, thank you very much. you're right, it comes back to china, how much we can trust as far as economic statistics out of china. the latest one as stuart pointed out dealt with the factory sector there. we had similar news there. no matter how you slice it, things stay where they are now, this would represent biggest opening day fall of the stock market since 1932. back then on january 4th, 1932, we were down 71 points. that represented about an 8% slide in the market at the time this represents about a 2.2% slide but as i said the catalyst this time seems to be china and this is the first time china has implemented what it calls circuit breakers, much like what we do here in the united states to contain the selling. the problem they put the circuit breakers right into the effect before the close. it didn't do anything to mitigate the damage. it just sort of stopped things early. jo ling kent on problems in china and reverberations for us. i think of china and all real estate they're propping up here but take

neil: right?t think that was right. we've had seven years of zero percent interest rates with no inflation. 5% unemployment rate. but we're online producing 2.2% gdp. i mean something's broken. and i think the average man on the street saw the dow up there at 18,000 but his economy, his own money wasn't at all-time highs but the stock market was? so i think a lot of men on the street is thinking this is deserve and that's why we haven't had the panic yet. when we start to see the panic, that's going to be the bottom. right now the average joe think so you can't have an all time stock market when my economy isn't an all-time high. it doesn't work. neil: but i remember you were among the few during the rally, well, this is built on a lot of steam here, built on a very accommodative fed. we didn't have that. of course if anyone's guess what things would really be like, maybe we wouldn't be coming down from, you know, helium aided levels. what do you think of that? >> well, that's what i started off w

neil: you read these? >> i can. here's the thing. neil: why did you put here neil sucks.. >> not much. about four hours. not a lot. neil: i think that is a stretch. >> i don't get much. neil: you don't need isn't. >> i haven't needed it genetically. it was my father perhaps. neil: we were elegant last time. we weren't elephant this time -- elegant? >> you were elegant. neil: i like that. >> i tend to do well better than expected in early states. that is not hard to do. i've basically been written off. neil: you said at one point that is very liberating. >> absolutely it is. neil: how so? >> we're doing better than what everybody thinks. neil: first time i've seen in you, sir, a little bit of anger. >> maybe i'm getting better. neil: so are you angry? >> i'm not remotely angry. three four weeks ago, just about every candidate on that stage was attacking donald trump. today just about every candidate on that stage is attacking me. neil: you get sick of hearing this and -- >> i don't know, you can't offend me, neil. come on. neil: everyone says if this guy doesn't pull it of

neil: right? >> so you watch these markets, you watch what's going on, i'll point to -- railroads are always a good indicator of how the economy is doing because they touch so many parts of the country and really the world in terms of moving cargo. csx said executive said on wednesday the current pressures on rail cargo volumes are at levels that we do not see outside of a recession. you keep hearing the recession word. already in the industrial economy, it's already in oil, but does it move outside of those sectors? >> the dollar continues to strengthen -- neil: now, why is that? because our markets. >> yeah. i think this is global fear out there right now. we see this all the time when there's global fear, where do people put their money? they rush to the dollar. now, look. neil: they're not rushing to any stock market anywhere. >> i don't see it. neil: yeah. >> i worry this is the big apocalyptic pay back for all the central bank loose, cheap, easy money. because. neil: and then i'm hearing --

neil, take it away. neil: all right, charles, we've had to get on top of this, reporting live from davose right now, the markets coming back here, and we wanted to get to the world's financial and political leaders trying to deal with this and the cross currents trying to deal with it. so -- well, we had to leave. a big business trip here. so welcome, everybody, from davos where we're trying to get to the bottom of what's going on. charlie gasparino with what's going on. also with me in davos. charlie. >> you look like frosty the snowman, but you are not in davos. charles: i most certainly am. >> here's how i know. you haven't picked up one tab since i've been here, and i would make you pick up all of our tabs for all the great scoop i give you. neil: really? >> you are not in davos. neil: i am. >> did they put lsd in your pumpkin spice latte? neil: maybe. >> i'm asking you. what kind of designer drug did they put in your pumpkin spice latte. you are not in davos. neil: i'm right next to you. >> well, yo

neil? neil: gerri, thank you very, very much.ll and broad quickly where we're at session lows. dow down about 10points. we told you about the -- 107 points. transports and russell 2000, they have not only corrected but in bear market territory, more than 20% down from the top levels. still a ways to go to hit the bear market for the dow but we're keeping eye on it. keeping eye on something developing in washington. reports from the white house, president obama had a private meeting with bernie sanders. we don't know exactly when that meeting was. we know a bernie sanders supporters would probably agree it was probably overdue. chris shelton is a big bernie sanders backer. with this type of attention getting from the president no less, probably belated recognition of that fact, what do you make of that, that meeting, chris? welcome. >> i'm guessing if the meeting took place that the president has finally figured out that bernie has a real good shot at being democratic nominee. neil: yeah, i would imagine given numbers we've seen i

neil: all right.we are still getting to the bottom of this incredible dustup in the mike huckabee campaign. in case you didn't hear, not coming from the singer herself, the adele people did not respond kindly to see her famous song, i think it sold a zillion records already all over the world, hello, that was used in a mike huckabee spot. it was all tongue-in-cheek. i highly doubt adele herself got involved in this because the song has been parodied by so many venues from "saturday night live" to a restaurant chain. it is hard to believe should personally get involved here. generally, campaigns are a whole mother matter. even born-again christian campaigns. we will keep you posted. the word has gone out that adele having risen to her entire album i can tell you hello with the tip of a beautiful piece of work. i cannot imagine that this gift from god would be against a man of god using said song in a campaign. that is all i'm saying. i don't think it's a bias towards any candidate. the more you hear it

neil: no.phen hawking over dinner, went in at isaac newton make certain discoveries with his own mathematics that he invented? his response was, einstein did not come up with black holes. you cannot think up everything. [laughter] charlie: what else did you talk about at dinner? neil: the conversation was slow, of course. charlie: i have talked to him as well. you have to submit questions. neil: this was just banter. the conversation is going. you might even send something his way, but then you keep your own conversation with others. later on, that answer comes out. you rejoin the conversation. charlie: what dazzles you about him? the triumph of his life? the quality of his mind? neil: all of the above. i'm glad the public on a glimpse in "the theory of everything." i got to see a prescreening of it. it was clear to me if there was going to be an academy award for best actor, it would go to his name -- charlie: eddie redmayne. neil: he became stephen hawking. he became stephen hawking. the acto

neil,.lways reminded of the late great robin williams who says we owe this money to ourselves; right? well, we're not paying. just not paying. i always thought that was brilliant. liz macdonald is here, tom sullivan is here, you know, i give you credit, tom, a lot of times bragging about the, oh, the deficits are down to half a billion, maybe 400 million. it was just a brief period, was it? >> yes. and the problem -- i love the way that the president says i've cut the deficit in half. but the problem that we keep mixing up -- everybody mixes up deficit and the debt and the debt has grown substantially. neil: and the debt is piling on top of our deficits. >> i'll go back to george bus bush. it was around 5 trillion and he moved it up to 10. now we went from obama 10 to 19. so i guess eight years of a president, you double your debt. neil: well, now it's so bad doing nothing than with higher interest rates it will grow of its own force. >> right. five years at the interest that we pay on our n

thanks, neil. neil: what do you make of the fact, i mean, we were celebrating these deficits that were only $4 billion -- as if that's much to trumpet -- and now they're going the other way? as a business guy, a guy that has to meet a bottom line at sun microsystems, it's just reminding folks that you've got to control your mentioner right? >> well, yeah -- your money, right? >> well, yeah. somehow we've got to start putting policies in place that actually deal with i think the most important number out there -- and it isn't what the market is doing in the short run or what the gdp is doing or whatever, but it's the labor participation rate. and we've got a serious issue. i'm all about jobs, i'm all about people working, staying out of trouble, paying taxes, having money to -- and not other people's money, but money that you earned that you're spending to drive the economy. and the labor participation rate, the unemployment rate is, like, the most fictitious number in the history. if a public compa

neil: all right. we were down north of 100 points. it has not been a great couple of days. joe link kent with what is going on. gerri: we are watching what is happening out of china. that is in part thanks to $20 billion. the people's bank of china. in jesting into short-term funds in beijing. it ended up .3% on the day. our markets are a little less rattle he said that closed. that does not change the fact that there has been 10 straight months of factory contraction in china. you have to remember, the chinese government jumped in to save the market back last summer. now they are trying to undo that with that circuit breaker measure. the government wants to evaluate that because it caught so much panic on monday. a security break it later is looking at new rules for restrict inc. stock sales. the chinese government was planning on lifting the ban entirely late this week. part of the larger story. the consumer led economy is the goal. there is still so much in this export mode. neil: take you very muc

neil: i like you. >> you're my only friend. neil: do you like gaspo.'re my only friend. who likes me? donald likes me. neil: of course he does. >> jeb bush likes me. i think. neil: should we go to starbucks after the show? at my same hotel. don't ask. long story. >> different rooms. different rooms. neil: he and i both scoped out gym. hated it. >> i got my speedo though. there is a pool. stuart: there is. oh, boy. censors are calling and legal department is calling. what is going on? more from charles from south carolina. i told you things would get fun as soon as charlie arrived. so did the lawyers. stick around. ♪ neil: all right, we got a major selloff on the corner of wall and broad, down 234 points. if oil is slip sliding a way, it must be slip-sliding away for a reason, and one of the more popular reasons the economy is slowing down here and everywhere. that is what happens for a economy run on for a long time, 73, 74 months. maybe it is sputtering out and deadline is approaching and reaper is here. bulls say it is opposite, great buying opportun

i can' t be with you. >> hilary: neil. neil. neil! >> devon: you know, everybody thinks that neil is this great guy who' s just so wise and evolved and all that. but that' s a lie, because the man who' s sleeping with my wife right now -- that' s who he really is. >> lily: no, there is no way dad could do this. >> devon: he' s doing it right now! >> lily: it must be a moment of weakness or something. >> devon: can you -- can you please stop defending him? >> lily: i' m just saying that dad would never intentionally hurt you. >> devon: [ laughs ] yeah? you don' t think he would? >> lily: no. >> devon: it sure feels like payback to me. build me up to think that he' s and then let me walk in on him having sex with her just like he walked in on hilary and me having sex. it' s kind of perfect, actually. >> lily: no, no, dad would not do this. he forgave you and hilary at your wedding. >> devon: you have no idea what he' s capable of doing. >> lily: devon, come on. >> cane: just let him go. you can' t talk to him right now. let it go. >> li

neil: but we do.rlier about look at the bedlam behind that man. neil: have you seen it? it is too much. this is it now. nothing is going on, nothing. >> that is how the main hall at national looks all the time. that is not unusual. neil: these two issues. twenty minutes ago i was swimming in my pool. rub it in. you know, people after this volatile week are starting to say, i don't know. >> well,well, they can say whatever they want. they must, must, must watch fox business and follow it minute by minute. neil: a little after the fact. >> i make mistakes. for the long run, grit your teeth watch and wallow, don't, don't sell. when it goes down by more. it could take a long time, but eventually it will come back. neil: what if you are selfish and wanted for you and the heck with your grandchildren or even your children. i find my children extremely needy. do you think that people have to step back and time horizon it? i am sure you are not someone to be fully invested. it is different for a young person.

neil: all right.oming to you from beautiful charleston, south carolina. do not even get me started on my hotel room. i digress. i am neil cavuto. we will have the first presidential debate of the new year. responding to the president's union. covered live from here. a pm eastern time. the president's address. we are going to sort of focus on some of the issues. it cannot believe the success he continues to have. including one in iowa. ted cruz leading in that state. what is undeniable is this. people hoping and thinking that donald trump would stay. that has not happened. we have a lot more on that and how some candidates are planning how to respond to mister trump. a strategy to make sure that donald trump is not the nominee. a very volatile market. no doubt will be a theme in this debate as well. connell: it certainly will be. the markets are kind of interesting to watch. oil and stocks are joined at the hip. we continue to see that. it is worth talking about. it is not always like this to that exte

neil: all right. >> they have low debt. and low interest rates. so, i just don't see this tipping over into some major problem. neil: all right. i hope you're right. you've been pretty prescient on a couple of big developments here. brian, be well. happy new year to you. >> thank you, neil. happy new year to you. see you next time. neil: congenial tone far, far different than mark faber. listen. >> by definition the world is actually in recession already. it has become a little bit oversold and rebound but i wouldn't bet on it. neil: i think he said it's over. [laughter] what do you think? had that all planned for you. mark faber, he is a genius by the way. noted bear. said that will be horrific year for stocks here and globally. gary b. smith, what do you think of that. >> i think marc is right. i am glad brian went before me because i can address some of those points. neil: before you do you have to sound like a villain. >> like dr. evil. neil: yes. >> i tell you what, he said it is plow horse econo

neil: you, too. when they start entering the well of the house, there is a for to this and procedure where they go through the diplomatic corridor, speaker paul ryan calling the house to order. it's down to the detail. and it has served this way since dwight eisenhower. it was briefly interrupted by john kennedy who found the pomp and circumstance a bit much. there is something very iconic about this whole symbolism here. reporting to you tonight from charleston, south carolina where we are getting ready for the debate. it will be the first one of the new year. maria bartiromo, the young lady doing that with me. why the republicans are seizing on everything that will come out of the president's mouth tonight. it no doubt on what they will discuss in 48 hours. stick around, you are watching fox business. you focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with the questions you nee

neil: okay. bottom line, you feel good, where are you going tonight. >> to iowa, i am leaving right now, a show in the morning, and you know it is invigorating. neil: how much sleep do you get? >> about 4 hours not a lot. neil: i think that is a stretch. not much. neil: you don't need it. >> i don't need it genetically, my father perhaps issu. i enjoyed show. neil: we did thank you donald trump, good seeing you, we were elegant last time not this time. >> you were very elegant. neil: i like that. >> you did a great job. neil: donald trump frontrunner in this race, as he has -- better than 6 months now, all right, you are watching more coverage from fox business network, on first presidential debate, of 2016. more after this. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more har

neil: okay.ottom line, you feel good, where are you going tonight. >> to iowa, i am leaving right now, a show in the morning, and you know it is invigorating. neil: how much sleep do you get? >> about 4 hours not a lot. neil: i think that is a stretch. not much. neil: you don't need it. >> i don't need it genetically, my father perhaps issu. i enjoyed show. neil: we did thank you donald trump, good seeing you, we were elegant last time not this time. >> you were very elegant. neil: i like that. >> you did a great job. neil: donald trump frontrunner in this race, as he has -- better than 6 months now, all right, you are watching more coverage from fox business network, on first presidential debate, of 2016. more after this. thanks. ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to enable global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ no we are in -- spin room and talked from visiting us stating his case. this is where they

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neil: okay.ine, you feel good, where are you going tonight. >> to iowa, i am leaving right now, a show in the morning, and you know it is invigorating. neil: how much sleep do you get? >> about 4 hours not a lot. neil: i think that is a stretch. not much. neil: you don't need it. >> i don't need it genetically, my father perhaps issu. i enjoyed show. neil: we did thank you donald trump, good seeing you, we were elegant last time not this time. >> you were very elegant. neil: i like that. >> you did a great job. neil: donald trump frontrunner in this race, as he has -- better than 6 months now, all right, you are watching more coverage from fox business network, on first presidential debate, of 2016. more after this. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums i thione second it's there.day. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people

thank you. [ cellphone rings ] >> nikki: neil, finally. >> neil: it' >> hilary: really? >> neil: yeah. you' ve done your homework, obviously. but the proposal is really only, what, 75% of the way there. >> hilary: well, what am i missing? >> neil: you know, jabot isn' t the same company it was when you were here. market perception has changed, so adjustments have to be made for projected earnings. >> hilary: [ sighs ] you' re right. i...should have anticipated that. >> neil: you know, if you want to make an impact on jack and have him pursue this, you have to dot your "i' s," cross your "t' s," line everything up. jabot doesn' t have the capital that it used to, so if jack says "yes," then... >> hilary: he has to say "no" to someone else. this has to be completely compelling, no possible way he could say "no." >> neil: that' s right. together perfectly to make this irresistible. [ clattering ] hey marc. how you feeling? don' t ask. this is what it can be like to have shingles, a painful, blistering rash. i never thought this would happen to me. if you had chickenpox, the

>> neil: no. i won' t. >> victor: well, i' ll reschedule the meeting when i come back into town, okay? yep. thank you. >> nikki: when were you planning on informing your wife about this trip? >> victor: it just came up. i' m sure your friend neil will keep your social calendar very busy. >> nikki: [ sighs ] >> victor: what more could you want? >> nikki: oh, my god. this has gone on long enough. t want neil. i never did. all i want is you, victor. >> victor: well, you have a very funny way of showing it. >> nikki: no. the whole thing was a ruse. neil thought if there was a fake affair that it would drive hilary back to devon, and i stupidly went along with it because i wanted to make you jealous. i -- i wanted you to see me and remember that i' m your wife and i love you, and i -- i just wanted your attention. that' s all. is that too much to ask? >> adam: victor loved my plan. he' s gonna take off for a while. i slam-dunk the santoris, and then newman is all newman again. >> chelsea: and all is we

as neil and buzz and mike made their epic journey.ace could be said of all our manned space travels. we came in peace for all mankind. these dreams were brought to life by one of the most dedicated and capable teams ever put together -- workers, technicians, engineers, scientists. honored as we are today, we certainly share this recognition with that great team. almost 50 years ago following the orbital flight of "friendship 7" i was very privileged to address a joint session of congress. and i closed my remarks then with words i will repeat today. as our knowledge of the universe in which we live increases, may god grant us the wisdom and guidance to use it wisely. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as the chaplain of the united states senate, dr. barry black, gives the benediction. >> let us pray. oh, lord of hosts, you stretched out the heavens like a curtain. thank you for this opportunity to honor four pioneers. lord, you empowered them to enter a new frontier, slipping the surly bonds of earth, to reach o

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neil, back to you. >>geri, thank you very much. we should point out as well we make a big deal bear market correction. suffice it to say we have not gone beyond corrections in the five times or so we've punctuated them over the course of this now, what, eight-year bull market, seven-year bull market. a lot of folks say that we're going to follow the likes of china and japan. they're now in bear market territory. and they say we'll look at the components within those averages. they are well into bear market territory themselves even if the averages are not. so what happens here? we go to market watcher scott martin and gary b. smith. gary, what do you think? >> well, i think we go down from here. i think that gerri pretty much summed it up, and i think her key point there was the rest of the world is kind of in economic dismay. i don't see how you can grow, even maintain 3% growth, which by the way the fed doesn't even think we can maintain now. if china is pulling back. they have their slowest growth in what, the last nine years or

works very quickly, neil. so he and maria working hard to get their stage ready, and they'll be ready for tonight's big did not did it. boy, we have no shortage. over the next two hours, we have great guests, wonderful topics, obviously talk about the debate and we'll talk ashley and charles about the markets. up 200 points on the dow and that's your backdrop heading into tonight. now, i know there are a lot of other topics and we'll get into that too. trump and cruz and we start in charleston, south carolina for the debate because the story of the economy, the weak economy, china, the selloff in stocks, that's got to be a big part of this as well. how do you think the impact has been on the candidates in the last couple of weeks? >> well, they have to speak to what's going on in the markets, connell, and even with that really strong jobs report last week, you can have the white house saying that the economy looks all hunky-dory but the market is telling a different story. a downturn in the market, correction

okay, neil, neil, you're the scientist here. break it down for me. ( applause ) tony the tiger versus mr. peanut. who do you like here? >> first of all, i ate sugar-frosted flakes back when they were called sugar frosted flakes. >> stephen: that was a very honest depiction. >> like sugar pops and sugar smacks. sugar became the "s" word and became expunged. >> stephen: they just started using frosting after that. in him. i can tell you this that fat and oils has twice the energy have you ever burned a peanut? take a peanut and put it in a blame until it ignights and full away and it will burn for five minutes. >> stephen: are you saying mr. peanut is a walking, talking shell filled with napalm ready to blow? >> it is an energy-- it has twice the energy density of all the sugar that tony the tiger became from having eaten that cereal. >> stephen: what about tony? they have a pooit strength of 1100 pounds per square inch, razor help sharp clause, don't you think he takes the peanut out? >> i'll tell you why that doesn't matter. i'v

neil? >> wouldn't it be a kick, shannon, trump and cruz dividing that vote and rubio to your point in the high marks he received on the debate runs up the middle and wins the darned state? >> reporter: nothing about this race we could have predicted so we'll see. >> you're right, just like polls are never good predictor in the past. shannon, great job, i appreciate it. >> reporter: sure. >>> right after this show i am heading off to iowa, looking forward to it. we have special coverage, all this weekend, saturday and sunday. live from des moines, ben carson, marco rubio, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, chris christie and john kasich and yes, my friends, there is every reason to believe my friend, adele, yeah, adele could be joining us. much more on that later. the fact that she's my screen saver is purely coincidental. >>> in the meantime we are waiting for marco rubio. he's going to be making an address in clinton, iowa. now, what if i told you, though, that marco actually might be pulling f

>>> hi, neil.ing new numbers out of iowa showing what percentage of likely caucus goers still could be persuaded to change their minds, really important stats that every campaign needs to here. marco rubio set to launch a 30-minute ad he talks about his faith. eric bolling joins us live. if we run against trump, we'll beat him. bold words from the democratic socialist. first, can he really overtake hill try? our poll stster panel weighs in. "the real story" at 3:00 instead of 2:00, neil. >> we had some incredible guest s on this show. let's just say certainly among my female staff members, this one stopped them in their cracks. i usually get that reaction everywhere i go. apparently he gets a little bit more, the bachelor, chris soules is coming up. america, you decide who is really hot. i think i already know the answer. and it's not me. these are the hands that plow the data, dig up clues, create opportunity, and weave messages that lead to sales. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsme

neil: this is something that is and interest-rate driven.gested otherwise and there is a good chance there will be no rate hike this year. of 2017.g at q1 i wasn't surprised given the interest-rate backdrop and the political uncertainty. brexit could go either way. of globalthe feature sentiment. it's a real financial currency. it does really well. off, thets get sold pound tends to do badly. economy, i'm not surprised giving the turmoil and pushing back interest-rate hikes and political uncertainty. just before we go, given all this turmoil and where central bank policy is going, i'm curious from your and the, which country do you think is going to be under the most pressure? will they have to give up their currency regimes? they will have to do something radical with their currencies? a major far as sovereign around the world, there is no free fluctuating currency market. generate anoal does expert case. euro is onet, the that would happily see a lower currency. the yen is a different set of circumstance. that is also a problem. sayaw head

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and a special thanks to neil degrasse tyson for being here. ( cheers and applause ) thank you, neil.t out of time, but before we go, i'm gonna keep it a hundred. tonight's question is from @cpusavant. they ask, "#keepit100, if the only way cosby goes to prison for life was for you to swear allegiance to the patriots forever, would you?" what? ! the patriots? why the patriots? >> um... uh... >> larry: all right, i'll do it! only for that, i'll do it! i'll do it! i hate myself! >> you kept it 100%. >> larry: i hate myself, though. thanks for watching. don't forget to ask me a keep it 100 question. i deserve a little tea for that. thank you. i don't deserve this. i don't deserve this. this happened on facebook! the world's largest social media site has never been known for its nuance. the facebook "like" button is great for photos of a friend's birthday party, but not quite right for someone's post about their divorce. but how else can you show the appropriate response? besides posting a reaction gif like this, i mean. ♪ [laughing] >> chris: ya! now you're free to hook up with