neil cavuto is going to takateway and set the tone. neil, it's all yours. neil: did i just hear lizzie, stick it to putin, ashley, one of the nicest guys in the universe say geed up? [laughter] neil: i don't know about you guys but i have standards over here. charles: loosey goosy. neil: i will try to carry on here. but, of course, that's what everybody is waiting to here. lizzie put it best here, whether the president is going to stick it to vladimir putin and indicate no matter what role the russians might or might not have played in the election, he is his own man and will make it very clear, if you were monkeying around, you better stop and work with me on some of the crises going on. a very busy for us and very busy day for people selling on wall street and a lot of this having to do with what's going on. president trump holding bilateral meeting with angela merkel. blake berman with the latest. all the stamps of the countries, what's the latest. blake: collecting stamps, neil. neil: right. blake: it's fun traveling around the world. can't complain at

neil? neil: just moving around some of those other channels, what do you think they're obsessing on? thank you very, very much, my friend, blake burman. republican senator from the beautiful state of mississippi, roger wicker on all of this, senator, good to have you. what do you think about what you heard? does it bother you on any level that donald trump, jr., wants to arrange with a russian entity with information on hillary clinton? still legal or awkward? night is awkward, yes. would i talk about tax returns and infrastructure and things donald trump was elected to do, yes. neil: what is happening here? this is starting to raise questions of other issues going on before the campaign, a big stretch as you know, i think you said, to call this collusion but others have called it at least cozy, and it is goings to get in the way of this agenda that you want to see completed, what do you think of that? i do think it is another distraction, no question about it. i wish we didn't have it. but

neil: okay. blake burman is still there, there is no imminent briefing, but there are a lot of reporters that want to know what the heck is going on. [laughter] blake burman, it caught a lot of people by surprise although this had been out there, how much longer could sean spicer hang onto what some said was the humiliation of the job and the fact that he was out of sorts with the president who wouldn't communicate with him all the time what he wanted to say and then would come back at spicer for saying what he said about what he thought the president wanted to say. it's bedeviled add managerses, but particularly this one. what signal do you think the administration wants to get out? we were talking, and i was the one foisting it, so i shouldn't put on my guests, this notion that there's a battle between rnc types who were not keen on donald trump early on and the rabid loyalists who were and looked at those rnc types as not exactly loyal to the cause of team trump? is that the battle going on he

neil? neil: all right, nicole, thank you very, very much.rom the president of the united states. he'll be on long island talking about gang violence. and more important, gangs that are threatening stability in this country in communities that would be the last you'd suspect would have to deal with it. ms-13 and other gangs that have gained influence and a foothold in america, part of a broader push we're told the president will make against illegal immigration. we're there when he speaks. stick around. [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. neil: all right. look what's going on with starbucks, dropping the most we've seen in fife years today following a weak earnings report. amazon shares dropping as well, percentage wise not as much. but a lot of this on disappointment that the earnings didn't measure up. in fact, the company seems to be spending a great deal. j

neil: way to go, joe piscopo. >> neil, we'll get through it. neil: absolutely.te house last week, it's the calm in the middle of the storm. neil: i wasn't at the white house last week, you were. [laughter] you have the pulse. i can't get within 100 miles. all right, we have a lot more coming up. the new chief of staff is already sworn in. can you imagine him dealing with someone like piscopo? >> i am angry! neil: more after this. safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. >> the country is doing very well. strongest stock market ever. on friday we hit the highest in the history of the stock market. business is very enthusiastic, and we will proceed and we will keep going. neil: all right. this was when the president was sitting next to his n

neil: right. >> i worked very comfortably with the vice-president and i think my advice got a proper hearing. look, at the end of the day, this is about getting the job done for the american people and putting the whole apparatus, the party, the senate, the house back in a position, along with the president, to be reelected for a second term, to play the long game. a lot of the changes that we're seeing right now are responding to the short game objective. but, to change the culture and to change the direction on a sustained basis is going to take a real good team effort and i think that the general is in a position to do that for the president. you've said it time in and time out, neil. this is about sustained economic growth, job creation, lifting people's income, and making sure that we are a safe nation at home and that our interests are protected abroad. and in order to get that done, you have to have a team operating on the same-- from the same principle. neil: and loyalty and that you bring

neil. neil: all that is happening in environment with media fixated on donald trump's latest tweets, particularly those that veer into professional wrestling. i digress enough to make the point "the new york times" is already accusing the president of encouraging violence. we have democratic strategist joining us, we have gop fund-raiser noelle nikpour. i want to begin with you, when i saw in in "the times" other papers saying he incites violence, i think it's a clear goof. the violence we've seen sadly on the left. we've had a couple uprisings at berkeley. we had actors or comedians or both talking about beheading the president, killing the president, taking great joy finding a time in johnny depp's case to, look for another actor to kill the president. so i think proportionally the threat is coming from the other side. what do you think? >> well, neil, i think definitely during, i mean i would say there have been a couple of instances. i don't think that is specifically only happening on

neil: neil. neil: thank you, adam shapiro. we're getting more details on the launch from north korea. this is coming from jennifer griffin and our pentagon team. they did in fact, the united states watched the north koreans prepare for the launch in advance. we don't know how much in advance. they saw the missile being fueled. we're told this new icbm missile yesterday to be named, uses liquid fuel, it takes time and less mobile than solid fuel used. suffice it to say technology a little more than a year ago we did not even think the north koreans possessed. the fact they're advancing, what appears to be rapidly kind of thing catches our next guest's attention. he was way ahead of the curve on this, way ahead on the curve of the whine niece how we deal with them. gordon chang, come collapse of china among these eye-popping details. gordon, we knew this was coming. we didn't know all the details what it would mean but it continue as spate of military exercises that the north koreans are not holding back on? >> this is their fir

neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: thank you, stuart, very, very much. we're following those developments. we're focusing on health care delay because john mccain recuperating at his home. making opponents make their case, torpedo this thing maybe for the umteenth time. amy, to you first, i just see trouble afloat here longer this is delayed. i don't think it helps, i think it hurts. what do you think? >> i definitely agree with that statement. senator heller is in a bit of a pickle, no matter which way he votes we come from a state that expanded medicaid. we also come from a state where insurance companies pulled out of 14, to 17 counties. most of the people can't afford health insurance. they won't have any option at all in the next enrollment period. neil: i'm reminded what fred barnes had to say in today's "wall street journal." will be a special guest of mine on fox news later today. but he said republicans are not acting like team players. referring to senator paul, kevin, he owes boss senate bill because it leaves too much obamacare in place but t

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and, neil, it's yours. neil: can you imagine if they don't? this is just the mechanics of going on to the next step, if they can't agree on that -- stuart: they've got to say yes. they've got to vote to proceed with the debate. how could you go back to your constituents and say for seven years i promised repeal, and when you get the chance, no, not going to vote on that. neil: you see upset. [laughter] -- you seem upset. thank you, my friend. we are focusing on that. it is interesting, this is voting on a process here to keep the debate going. now, it seems kind of gobbledygook-ish, but essentially it is. even getting enough support for this is proving a herculean task. nevertheless, as you've been hearing, the markets are anticipating that an environment where the gop needs even small victories to the count for something, this is something. of course, the dow many record territory, the -- in record for story, the s&p and nasdaq in and out of that. we've been watching on the technology front, this is a very busy week as you probably know by no

neil, it's yours. neil: i have to ask you a question, i think your reaction was pretty much like mine. if you had heard, the "wall street journal" the president was going to outline a possible tax hike on the rich, say nothing about leaving them the same, a possible tax hike, would you envisioned the futures, the market being up like it is? stuart: no, absolutely not. i've been saying for a long time, you know what i've been saying here, neil, i'm surprised how much the market has been able to ignore the goings-on in the swamp and the political mess going on in d.c., and yet, look at this. rally after rally. neil: not only is all of this going to be delayed because it's still a hail mary pass to get this done, just the tax stuff. for that wait, the well to do are going to have to live with nothing, potentially, or worse, a hike, and yet the market's up. it's wild. stuart: still shaking the head. neil: i know it's affecting your spending plans. stuart: i knew you would get to that. neil: thank god you'r

. >> neil: all right. whether that happens or not, the hard thing to decide right now is what really does happen next. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." for republicans, a world of surprising hurt they didn't count on. a rejection of the slimmest of reworks on obamacare that we've ever seen. even with that, not enough votes in the end to get it done. if the markets were worried about this latest development, they had a funny way of showing this. it almost makes you think that they're going in their own direction regardless of the direction that washington is going. for the dow today, that was good enough for a record and for the s&p, its fourth straight weekly advance. there are some other things at play here, including a little bit of white house intrigue behind the scenes as to what to do next and how to go about doing it. blake burman with more. hi, blake. >> hi, neil. officials that i have spoken to throughout the day suggest that they feel there is a way forward on healthcare. th

. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ >> neil: welcome everybody, i am neil cavuto, how do i feel about the market? not moving much, on the fact that i am leaving the white house, not really much moved by this, before we got word that scaramucci was coming in, of course, shawn was setting out, but it is what it is, john roberts at the white house on once went down on a fairly busy news day, john. >> took place over the course of about 24 hours, it was lightning quick by washington standards, scaramucci came into visibly present yesterday, the president was talking to him about all the normal things that they talked about, and said you know it? i'm not really happy with the way that things are going in communication, would you like to be my communications director? to which scaramucci cap said sure, why not, and steve bannon and reince priebus were all voicing some questions about it, after scaramucci returned it to the white house for what would be a final meeting wasn't happy with what was going on and decided that he had better leave the playing field for the president to bring in his new team, s

neil: thank you very much. >> thank you. good to talk to you, neil. neil: all right.s, yesterday blue apron, it was tanking that stock because it's getting into that make your own meal motif here, just like with whole foods. is it getting a little too arrogant, a little too in your face that it's going to get the government's attention? you know what that can mean. so does judge andrew napolitano, after this. ♪ ♪ experience uncompromising performance at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months if you lease now. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. neil: all right. my friend, the judge, is back from italy. so it's good to see him. no sooner does he come back, than our whole country seems to be falling apart. [laughter] i want to get into that, but i'd be remiss if i didn't mention amazon. a lot of people think it's getting a little too big for its britches, trying to go into everyone's business here and closing out a lot of companies and whole sectors as it does. blue apron,

neil: there's no method. charlie: lock at neil gorsuch. they are still working on the back channels, back channel work on taxes as you, but still it hasn't happened and what we are talking about now is -- neil: we are waiting on jared kushner. >> on the russian stuff, some of it was firing comey when he did, he should have fired him day one. he didn't fire him at first, my guess is donald trump liked to fact that comey helped him win the election, why going after hillary as he did and then he fires him when it looks like he's turning on him. neil: yeah. >> that's the interesting thing. the thing with donald trump, jr. is interesting, i know donald trump, jr., i really like him, i think -- saying he's a good kid is not something -- the president said it, new yorkers use when you're older than the person. he is. neil: smart guy. >> he did maybe something not appropriate here and here is what it shows you when you mix in something not appropriate here, you could find yourself in deep legal trouble. as i reported yesterday, first report, he hi

. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." tell me if uzi -- you see a pattern here. the president telling republicans to move fast. his bucket director saying the same thing. delay is not an option. >> the healthcare package will pass out of the senate and the house -- >> neil: when? >> i think they have to do something before september. as a former elected official, i wouldn't want to go home without followed through on my biggest promise. >> all right. nothing subtle about this. full-court press. something we'll be getting into a little bit. meantime, former presidential candidate herman cain. it sounds like the president is at wits end. what do you make of it? >> what i make of it is, the president is taking his message directly to the people. he is putting pressure on those reluctant republicans taking that message right to the people. letting the people know that you have some rhinos, republicans in name only, who are holding up this process. i'm glad to see that he's doing it, neil. it's going to bring much-needed a ten

>> right, neil. the main concern that a lot of senators have, is how this might impact the medicaid program in their state. they're hearing from their governorsnd they should. this is a process of having this go out, looking at potential impacts. the thing about the bill that i think is really forward looking, is it takes medicaid and starts the shift of the power and gives states flexibility to design programs that work for them. that is to generate savings. the reason that you see cbo scoring achieving a huge amount of savings, they recognize and you get this program out of washington, d.c. and allow governors and state legislatures to run this program. it'll work a lot more efficiently and save significantly. they're hearing from governortioners take a look at the impacts of the bill. this is a much better model, much better approach for addressing the healthcare needs of the people in their states. and getting the power and the control and the mandates and all of the rimplts that come with washin

good seeing you senator. >> thanks, neil. >> neil: remember when i called out the mainstream media onr chat, the president had with president putin, as if something was hidden from the president. look at that table. it's the hogwart's table. try to keep a secret at that table. whoooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the hotel you want. lock it in. tripadvisor. zuck save the outrage for some one who cares. if this was a supersecret pow-wow, the whole world was in on it. every major world leader played a part including their spouses. clever. talk about clever by half, those g20 guys, icing us media guys in full view of, i don't know, the world! jeez, i mean, got20, get it? none other than angela merkel, inviting the whole bunch. what is german for "fake you out fake news." how dare they meet and talk, benter to sit and not say a word at all. how dare the american news media not be given a heads-up, when it seems that every other country's media knew what was going down. much ado about somethin

hey, peter. >> hey, neil. the plan to just repeal obamacare and then wait a while to replace it may have changed again. president trump was telling lawmakers at this lunch he wants to repeal and replace at the same time. and senator lamar alexander at the lunch told us afterwards he thinks that they wouldn't even get 40 senators onboard with a plan that just repeals and doesn't replace. senator ted cruz at the lunch said he thinks the president's message was well received and he thinks it's helpful that president trump brought the whole conference together. >> it was good, productive meeting. it was a candid meeting. i think we're close. there's a lot of common ground. there were discussions about areas that still are differences. we're making progress. we came from that meeting with a renewed commitment to keep working. >> we also learned that a few hours from now the hhs secretary tom price is coming to capitol hill for an evening meeting with some republicans who are still not onboard with their party's pro

my five seconds, neil. it is yours. neil: okay. you know by the way this whole bus thing and then pizza, shouldn't he have been doing this last week? >> yes. stuart: are you critical of our president or republican party? neil: i would say both. i would say both. they dropped ball on this. we'll see. pizza can solve a lot of problems. pizza is italian specialty, stuart, as is cheese and we'll get to that later on. stuart: i thought you were the cannoli guy? neil: you can have both my friend. everything in moderation. but i don't want to go on about that. meantime we are watching this busloading up here with senators. they're on their way to the white house as stuart indicated here. this is really, sort of a fence-mending effort on the part of the president, which comes with strong reminder. i want to get something done an health care as well. it is that it is not dead. adam shapiro monitoring all that. adam, what have you got? reporter: senators are boarding bus behind me as you can see. they're keeping us away from the senators. an

. >> neil: all right. for once i'd like you to forget the drama over the other jeff that everybody is talking about. focus on this jeff. everyone is very envious about and over because jeff bezos for a while is a rich man. in this topsy-turvy market still edges him out. the amazon king pen had a higher worth than bill gates. by day's end, bill gates delivered the lethal blow. not so fast, jeff! all right? that's what we call an exciting open. speaking of exciting, connell mcshane on what happened. >> yeah, it's an interesting day, a fun story to watch. we're here in amazon square where the stock price trades. that's what this is about, the stock price. when it was running up as it had been, from bezos was able to pass mr. gates. take a look at a chart of amazon. from the beginning of the year till now, it's up 40%. really been on a tear, has amazon. from some perspective, if you took 1,000 when amazon first started trading publicly in 1997, $1,000, put it in amazon, that $1,000 would be worth $530,000. tha

. >> neil: welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, it's back and forth and finger pointing on healthcare and what went wrong, enough to make you vomit. it is time to get ready for the pivot. we're getting word that republicans are moving fast and furious to change to taxes. we will be talking with house ways and means chairman texas republican kevin grady in a moment as well as the one who run c.d. ameritrade. the guy breaking the news on what is changing, fox business network's charlie gasparino. >> here's what we're hearing the white house and congress that the gop is planning for a pivot to taxes by getting healthcare out of the way pretty quick disposing of it. here is the plan that mcconnell has on the table to somehow push as we've been talking about a repeal of obamacare and not a replacement. by doing, at the earliest tomorrow, pushing for a motion to proceed. that gets the ball rolling to repeal obamacare. not replace it. but once that gets done, whether it gets repealed or doesn't get repealed, the movement is quickly to tax cuts which they feel both in the white house and cong

well-done, neil. neil: we'll see what happens. devil is in the details.never copastetic swapping out a tax hike for a tax cut but they have got to do something. they are in this two-week extended work sphere where they have to get stuff done. stuart: better to do something, than nothing. neil: i agree with that. absolutely agree with that. scares me. have to rethink everything. thank you very much, stuart. the dow liking all the news they're hearing, broker some sort of a deal on that. stuart getting into this idea of maybe accepting some tax hikes within a health care rework. we'll get into that with senator round in just a second in order to advance the ball a little bit on tax cuts. separately we have been following this other scenario from janet yellen kind of single hand he hadly propelled this market forward. if you think about it, the fed brought us a long bull market. given added boom by donald trump. she seems to give indication in capitol hill testimony, the rate hikes people are fearing, might not be that much more of them if any. maybe dovish

neil: spread the wealth. what is interesting about this, you are a great student of history, when he started us out of this garage selling books 22 years ago a lot of his buddies turned him down to be co-investors to this is the dumbest idea i ever heard and had the famous -- you're going to miss something big, that is great, good luck. look at him now. stuart: a couple bucks invested in that company, a couple million now. neil: all the people who turned him down and looked the other way. stuart: i didn't a. neil: the world's richest human being is rich bezos. the richest man in the world. back and forth the last two decades, the league has been dominated by bill gates, for a while warren buffett, international market here in mexico, the broadcasting and media business but by and large it has been bill gates owning that title and given the 80 million amazon shares jeff bezos owns and given the soaring value of that stock you put pen to paper and come up on paper at least with jeff bezos worth more for the tim

neil? >> neil: what is interesting about this, we're talking about shades of government programs here, right? one is big. the other is maybe slightly less big. but still a lot of government spending here. >> right. then you have something like this cruz amendment where he's saying, you know, the government will let insurance companies do things differently, but again, since it's not a full repeal and so many of the taxes and so many of the other giant cumbersome expensive programs are not changed, you're right. >> neil: all right. thanks very much. we're watching this closely. among those saying that -- republicans saying that, they're try not necessarily win over the likes of bernie sander whose is no doubt hitting this republican plan hard, but they're trying to win over the more moderate democrats who think that they might go on board with a plan that still protects medicaid as this one does. with the assurances that the taxes stay in effect for the well-to-do, they might have the making

>> well, neil, i think your analysis is spot on. indicator that dictator kim is pushing the limits of perhaps a situation that he doesn't fully grasp the consequences of yet in dealing with president trump. but you know, it doesn't necessarily mean that it is time to take a military option. >> neil: what would a military option be, general? what thing that people fear, if you try to shoot such a missile down overland, let's say over north korean land, that's an acts of war. you could argue that the shooting the missile off itself is that, but i'll leave it at that. is that the danger, if we were to shoot it down, or even target where we think these facilities are, that that then raises tant? >> not necessarily military but i'll go back to answer your specific question, which is what are potential military options. before we get to the military option stage, i think there are a couple of other things that can be done. number one, implement a full plate of sanctions to isolate north korea. >> neil: i thought we had them sanctioned up

neil? >> neil: thanks very much, trace.in, we did want to remind you that this is a record today. so in record territory here and on the s&p 500. i hasten to add that because of all the stories of a widening investigation of russian collusion and all that stuff, the markets sometimes are good barometer, not always accurate, about how worried they are about it. so far not much. more after this. dude. your crunching's scaring the fish. dude. they're just jealous. kellogg's raisin bran crunch with crunchy clusters and the taste of apples and strawberries. i got one! guess we're having cereal for dinner. kellogg's raisin bran crunch apple strawberry. z2bjfz zvpz y2bjfy yvpy on mi came across this housentry with water dripping from the ceiling. you never know when something like this will happen. so let the geico insurance agency help you with homeowners insurance and protect yourself from things like fire, theft, or in this case, water damage. cannonball! now if i had to guess, i'd say somewhere upstairs there's a broken pipe.

neil. >> neil: thanks, kevin. gregg jarrett on whether or not there is anything illegal or untoward going on here. you can question the timing of this especially when it wasn't that long ago when donald trump jr. said there were no such meetings. this is one that he set up. leaving that aside, is it a bad illegal matter? forget about one that doesn't look good. is it illegal? >> senator tim kaine accused donald trump jr. of treason. he ought to read the constitution. it is leveeing war against the united states or aiding and comforting the enemy at a time of war. others have said this is collusion. point a statute that makes it a crime to collude in a foreign government with american political campaigns? doesn't exist. you won't find it there. maybe there should be a crime and maybe congress will some day pass a line and the president will sign it. so far it's not a crime. the only possible crime would be conspiracy to defraud the government or obstruct a government function. an election is a government function.

neil: no.d can't keep a team. >> just, it is just really, i'm telling you, i was blown away by that interview. i don't know why he had to do it with the "new york times." "new york times" will not do any good. neil: this interview was scheduled for a long time. >> think who you had in there? those reporters, from what i understand, asked like simple questions, what you do you think about jeff sessions they thought he would dance around it. they couldn't believe what they were hearing, i'm sure. thank you, buddy, very, very much. i know hear from people say i'm globalist. >> you are such a globalist. neil: i thought they were talking about my waistline. the fact of the matter this is no way to lead. keep your friends pretty close. i understand about the idea of keeping your enemies closer but right now, when you make your friends the enemies no one will get close to you. they will get frustrated. these are the guys have your back, doing and carrying a lot of issues controversial to them, controv

neil: he likes to pin people against one another. charlie: yeah. neil: there's a limit. charlie: some of them like it. actually i don't know ceo's in public companies that indulge in palace intrigue. they definitely don't like it when it goes public. every ceo has a mission. what is that mission? generally keep his job and, b, have the company run well and when you have your senior staff killing each other in public that doesn't work. now, i think this is a great segment for jack welch, jack welch, if you look at it specially going retire for ge, he had three or four guys, three guys, bob and immelt, they were all strong-willed guys but they all played the team game, okay, he eventually picked immelt over the other two. you didn't see it boil over. neil: you're receiver to go lower levels where promising executives weren't pinned against each other, not like survivor. they were in duels to see who looked promising. front page, i don't know if you still have that. we've already seen one voted off the island here, are we going see more? [laughter] charlie: you know, i don'

"your world" with neil cavuto is in the wing and starts right now. >> neil: all right. thank you, shepard. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." this is a vote going on in this votarama. you might as well get a cup of coffee. if you want to be glued to the set, it's going to be one after another. this latest go around is a straight repeal effort here akin to what rand paul had wanted. we're hoping to talk to the kentucky senator who this is part of the deal to keep him in the loop and get this procedural vote going. they did vote for that procedural vote to allow this to happen. this is a measure near and dear for him, go for a clean replacement. peter doocy has the latest on how this is sorting out. hey, peter. >> neil, some of the democratic members including your friend senator sanders from vermont are coming out already. they obviously all voted no on this measure to repeal all of obamacare. their whole thing is making fixes to obamacare and now we're waiting, hoping to know any minute how many republicans are going to join this democrats in voting to leave obamaca

back to you, neil. >> neil: jennifer griffin, thank you very much. take you to what you're seeing on the other side of the screen. the president has arrived in warsaw, the polish capital. he will be greeted by the foreign minister. it comes at a time he is probably more popular than he is anywhere else in europe, and by a significant factor, as john roberts touched on. the polish leadership and the president are kindred spirits, climate change, traditional energy uses, such as coal. the president and melania trump arriving in warsaw. no events planned tonight. tomorrow, of course, they go down and speaking in warsaw square, addressing the polish people to work in tandem with each other and they are kindred spirits. the former u.s. s cole commander, i'm sure you want to get a clarification or a clearer position on the part of the world's reaction to this north korean latest missile threat, this is the 8th under president trump. they have been escalating this almost to taunt him. but the president, more or less today, said i'm extending my frustration

. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." you had a chance to listen on a delayed basis to the white house under press secretary going through some of the litany of events that have been dominating the news. even though we have not seen the president in three days right now, suffice it to say that we're told the president did not have a chance to catch his fbi pick chris wray and the confirmation hearings. they went well for mr. wray. he said he would not accept or was he even asked for any sort of loyalty oath. so he's going to be his own man. that was widely interpreted by democrats. dianne feinstein said she would support his nomination. secondly, you heard a brief reference on the part of our folks talking about janet yellen. she was on capitol hill. part of what you see going on at the corner of wall and broad despite the constitutional cross currents and the russians, you wouldn't see it in the dow. a new record today has to do with mrs. yellen. there's talk about the question came up from kevin corke that maybe, maybe

neil: welcome back, i'm neil cavuto.ost of freedom, change that is go on like in corporate america when a new chief of staff comes in, it's like a top, top adviser to the ceo trying to ride the ship and help the poz. that's really what is going on here but it's interesting in washington and more to the point in the white house, the chief of staff is also sounding board for the president of the united states, not only offering all points of view and all members of the staff have different points of view but weighing in on matters that they have strength, for example, in military areas where, of course, in john kelly's place has retired four-star general, he would be amply well suited to advise the president on issues like, for example, north korea. a few months ago that was the tone he was raising with me on what at the time was two threats ago, two missile launches ago. take a look. >> almost any provocative action would take u.s. response or anything threatening as launching a weapon on anyone would mean his own certain

>> neil: all right. we're focusing on democratic senators on the steps of the united states capitol. very unhappy with this largely parliamentary move to redo obamacare. it's just that, just a move. a point of order, if you will, that doesn't really change anything outside saving this for a chance to fight another day. it's quite a fight. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." a confusing police call world as republicans return with a surprise victory for mitch mcconnell, the leader of the senate. it was one that the president of the united states had to break to make possible and was seen as a speech by the ages for john mccain who wanted to return to allow the process to go forward even though the process the senator that is suffering from brain cancer blasted something that has deteriorated in the united states, that is bipartisanship. let's get the read from mike emanuel to where we go to from here, mike. >> good afternoon. they needed vice president mike pence to split the tie. and

neil: right.out whether there is enough money directed from keeping those taxes to fight opioid addiction and medicaid. it's interesting to see the trouble that republicans are having in terms of obamacare now being the law of the land. any of these votes will certainly count because you have a president ready and willing to sign them, and it's difficult to take this away from people. that has been the argument -- neil: well, you're right about that. and that's the history of anything the government does. >> exactly. neil: very easy to give, very hard to take back. alexander, by hook or crook, tim scott was saying we are going to get this health care thing done, we've got to get it done. it would seem to indicate to me that if you're waiting for republicans to acknowledge the obvious, that they're having a hard time with this, put this aside and move on to tax cuts, that's not going to happen. they either, you know, rise or fall on this or it's done. what do you think? >> yeah. i mean, look, i thi

neil, it is yours. neil: great show, my friend. not be all, enall they come up with hope they can pass it. they can fix it, tinker with it. the assumption made all or nothing. they came back dozen times with obamacare. stuart: you can fiddle around with and perfect later. you have to do something now. neil: because they don't do something now, you can kiss everything else good-bye. i don't see any realistic tax cuts of any sort. whatever money plan on expanding that farm, that is gone. stuart: tree farm, neil. neil: thank you very much, my friend. we're focusing on that. also focusing on bilateral talks going on between president trump and french president macron. i love doing that everyone is so much better. i feel this compulsion to talk french. i compare it to a little bit about like reagan-gorbachev, kennedy-khrushchev, most unlikely leaders getting quite close to one another here. this could be donald trump's way i saying i don't need to deal with angela merkel. i don't need to deal with theresa may in britain. i have a new fr