neil?her keep it open-ended, no limits, no provisos, nothing? >> well, it's always a red herring, neil. i mean, the right says they have a problem with entitlements, and that's why they're against immigration. so why not tackle the entitlements? you talked about a generation or a hundred years ago, neil, none of these into it9 elements that the immigrants supposedly come here for were in place a hundred years ago. it's always about entitlements -- neil: i could flip it around and say the left is all about trying to keep this to be some sort of a human and humane kind of story. i look at it again, rich, as do we want to know what benefit we as a country get of the people who come here to help them, help us, all works out. >> right. i'd love to eliminate all, eliminate the entitlement state as exists. that's a fantasy. it's never going to happen. >> no not with donald trump. >> what's happening now is you have a flood of low-skilled immigrants who are at the margins at least suppressing the w

neil: good seeing you, betsy. >> sure thing, neil. neil: all right. >> good to be here, neil, how are you? >> i'm fine. i wanted to get your take on how general kelly is doing. >> and my premise and everyone has to recognize he's the boss there, he's the chief of staff, you want to see the president get on the schedule. you go through him, and that includes ivanka trump, that includes jared kushner. am i right? >> you are spot-on, neil. government's supposed to solve very, very complicated problems, and to do that, you have to bring together a dozen people who are experienced, have knowledge, but to do so in a disciplined manner. you want to evaluate several alternatives for almost every policy you undertake, whether it's deterring north korean nuclear attack, deploying an effective health care system, immigration system, but it takes knowledge, experience and discipline, discipline, discipline. general kelly is very, very experienced in how to do that. to solve equivalent problems while he was in the military for almost 40 years, and he'll do a terri

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neil: yes.-- >> the biological difference and there are hints of that. but this is really going to come down to the state of california does not let employers punish employees for having a political stance. so this is what's going to be interesting. . neil: but did google say he was terminated over political views? >> no. and that's what's going to be interesting from a legal standpoint. so google is going to say we have a right for everybody who works here to feel comfortable; right? neil: right. >> and so hostile work environment, that's a pretty big deal. so that's going to be google's angle. his angle, i think from everything that i've been reading and hearing is going to be i have a different view than what the overarching view at google is, and i was expressing my view. so that's going to be that lawsuit. but one interesting tweet i wanted to read out from capital managing director who says dear google. stop teaching my girl that his past financial freedom lies not in coding but in complai

neil, it's yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. we are following harvey, already around a category two. they're look at three feet of rain at a minimum. think of that, three feet of rain. and this is a big energy area, as you know. a good deal of our natural gas, oil comes from this neck of the woods. as i always like to remind you sometimes those of you who say, hey, you're on to accessed about storms, even if you're not in the path, it's going to have a hon strows effect on a -- monstrous effect on a variety of prices. let's go to chief meteorologist, what he is looking at. what does it look like to you so farsome. >> very bad storm. maximum category two right now, on the cusp of being a category three. 115 would be the next report. doesn't happen very often. this lower texas coast actually went lu a period in the early 1980s where they actually had three major hurricanes make landfall, but they've had a reprieve. it really hasn't been since rita that the coast got hit this hard. neil: it gets more attention here because it's als

neil: are you after all of this bitter? >> what, neil? neil: are you bitter?don't like going negative. you know me, but i'm a little discouraged. it is not for me. it is for everybody because what they did to me they can do to anybody, believe me. and they can do it to the president, which they're trying to do anyway. so it's a bigger picture than that, just a sheriff. neil: sheriff arpaio. thank you very much. >> thank you. bye. neil: you heard joe arpaio saying he did not speak to the president beforehand on this pardon thing. opt on his very own not to go to the event in arizona. the fallout from that and i implications for the president after this. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in peo

politics much, neil. what is interesting about this, remember back in the day -- feels like so far long ago -- this would be this phenomenal tax reform that donald trump would come out with. even after talking with steve mnuchin there, it feels like a whimper. feels like it's going to be some brackets, feels like it may not be on the corporate side or the personal side. they're not going to let some of these companies that are sitting with 3 plus trillion repatriate. you know, regardless what happens in the senate, you probably have better cooperation in the house. the outlook for this, if it doesn't happen by october, november is off the table for me for 2018 because mid-terms will take over. >> neil: gary you could read into this these three democratic holdouts that those are three votes for republicans so they could afford to lose a couple of republicans just like they did on health care and still get this thing done. what do you make of that? >> i would have loved to see that happen on healthcare and

neil: okay.io here, but one of the things we're working on, i thought it was mine, that i couldn't hear you. one of the things they're looking at in this america sure normally with those green cards we would take anyone with some certain skillset tended to be on the lower side and that would be detrimental to american workers. the argument was from those who were supporting changes in green card system that we should skew it more to those with upper end skills, that would be very helpful to our economy. let's say you have an engineering background or something that is high-tech, something instantly beneficial to the united states. that was a very big draw here. i believe we still don't have him. we might take a quick break here. meantime i apologize for that. more after this. the fallout from that measure because it seemed welcome by republicans, not so much by democrats. dow up 13 points. we'll have more after this. nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. m

>> neil: no. the only thing -- the only thing that would get me going is the fact that she's sort of flaunted it and shoved it in her face. >> she's an aspirational figure. here's the difference. republicans celebrate american exceptionali exceptionalism. remember when hillary clinton showed up with an armani suit? this is not hypocrisy. this is a woman that is exceptional -- >> neil: you're mixing -- i just want to -- the only thing it's about is everyone is entitled to be as rich as they want. >> absolutely. >> neil: to a point where -- i think what came up in this case is just the fact that maybe she went a little too far. >> there you go. that's exactly right. >> neil: and then it gets -- it gets in people's cry here that you're rich, you have that, bragging about the fact that you pay more taxes and you should because you earn more. but do you worry this gets in the way of cutting taxes? wendy, go ahead. i'm sure that you can say -- what do you think? >> i'm chomping at the bits. i want to ma

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neil: go ahead.ought. >> well, i was just going to say that i really don't think a speech on afghanistan's going to do anything to the markets. i think that's what's frustrating is that we need a prime time speech about the economy. we need the prime time speech about tax reform. we need the prime time speech about seeing what the direction the country's going. afghanistan, which has, you know, a few thousand american troops, what -- no matter where we go, if we were to withdraw them all or to double or triple that, it's not going to impact the markets. and i think that's what's frustrating is, i think -- neil: but, you know, ron, they could rattle the markets if he botches it. >> certainly if he continues making statements that aren't going to back up his agenda and are going to get people distracted on these social and other issues, yeah, it's going to continue -- it's going to make people question this economy, and i think that's why he -- i agree with matt. he needs to actually get back to what h

neil: all right. thank you very much, stuart. i love how lizzie just put this in perspective. mother nature at its worst, human nature at its best. i think she hit it just exactly right. and that's what we're seeing right now. the vice president will likely participate in a fema briefing, warning of more life-threatening flooding along the way, 30,000 expected to be housed in the rescueses, well, they just keep on coming. >> the fire department to date, last 24 hours we've responded to over 5500 calls for service. over 4,000 of those calls have been walt-related incidents. -- water related incidents. the houston fire department, in cooperation with the houston police department and our partners have effected 290 water rescues since midnight last night. neil: all right. epicenter financially, just sheer breath and scope a incredible storm, houston, texas, that is where you find our jeff flock. what is the latest there in. reporter: neil, here is the problem, we had a break in the rain. seems things imp

neil: neil, you should put me down for that. you were just as free to answer the way you did and way you should have. neil bush, thank you very much. >> thank you. neil: houston right now with a rescue convoy to a community got mandatory evacuation. this is not like a volunteer thing. they're saying get out now. what is the latest, jeff? reporter: interesting to listen to you talk to neil bush, talk about this coordination going on. i'm going to answer the question. we are in a convoy of volunteers boats that is being coordinated by dea agents that got transferred over to address the flood response. they have gotten a convoy of these guys that have come from all over, alabama, all over texas, louisiana, to bring their boats, some of them bass boats, all sorts of things. that is a pontoon boat we were riding on earlier today. they have a convoy of boats going to the next location where they just gotten a mandatory evacuation order as this thing continues to unfold. i've never seen, i've been in a lot of disasters, coordination, u

neil, it's yours. neil: all right. stuart, thank you very, very much. we are updating you right now on that recovery in harvey. also keeping an eye on what could be a reported storm that harvey could fetch a price tag close to $160 billion, which would dwarf the $100 million that was the cost of katrina 12 years ago. 32,000 people, by the way, are still in emergency shelters across texas. that's coming from the red cross. a lot of them are going to have to be shuffled around. austin is willing and eager, it says, to take as many as it can. up to 7,000, we are told. meanwhile, the government is saying it could take many years to recover from this, so we won't be in a economic impact for that area for quite some time. on the phone with us, the salvation army emergency director for texas. director, thank you for taking the time. what is it like there today, let's say versus yesterday? >> well, obviously things are just very busy. things are changing rapidly. we're continuing to monitor the situation right now that is somewhat of a emergency situation in be

we know this is it, neil. >> neil: that's big. in a state that republicans won by 32 points.rt politics. we have judy and aaron here with us. aaron, the white house's position on this, not too surprisingly, we have no reason to believe president trump is under investigation. >> yeah, they keep saying that. the day that changes, if it does, will obviously be a problem for the president. so they may have wanted to take a different tack on that. let me explain what the importance of this grand jury is. that will give them subpoena power to subpoena documents and also testimony from witnesses. the thing i would point out, there was a grand jury during waterga watergate. that allowed the special prosecutor to wheel and deal with nixon. he wanted to subpoena 18 of the nixon tapes that he made in the oval office. at the same time, the grand jury named president nixon in 1974 as an uninkite -- unindicted co conspirator in watergate. nixon made this deal to not let the unindicted co conspiracy naming get out. so there's a lot of naming behind the scenes. which is interesting especiall

neil. neil: hillary vaughn, thank you very much. will make the address to phoenix, 7:00 p.m. their time, 10 p.m. eastern time. fox business will cover it live. corner of wall and broad, the markets are pouncing on president's remarks, lifting defense stocks. there is sigh of relief covering this on fox business and belief maybe he sort of righted himself, came back to sort of bumping out of arguably one of his worst weeks of his presidency. that improves the prospects for economic agenda many of these guys want to see happen like tax cuts an all that. one thing i love about these guys, it is all about money. it is all about money. money, money. anything that improves their chances of getting more money the more happy they are. you have to love that quite clear. nothing grayed out about it. more after this. yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with h

>> neil: all right. harvey is shifting from rescue to recovery as water begins to recede in some areas. impact on the storm and from that storm far from over. welcome in. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." here's the latest on what we know right now. more bodies have been pulled from the van in harris county, texas as storms recede there. the death total is 21, including six members of a family in a van. a lot of flooding in low-lying areas. port arthur is getting slammed. that city still under water. it's home to the nation's largest refinery, which will have an effect on you because gas futures are spiking 20% on news of harvey and that will soon very directly affect you at the pump. the number of people filing insurance claims, up 37,000 have received so far. accuweather is predicting that harvey will be a record holder eclipsing katrina as the most expensive storm to hit the united states at $160 billion. katrina was about $100 billion. i'll had far more significant deaths. better than 1,200. hou

byron york, thanks very much. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: all right.id this happen? fighter jets can move fast. but a collision with a u.s. navy ship and another big ship. they don't move very fast. but we know ten sailors are missing and we ask why does this keep happening? >> neil: the search is still on for the ten missing sailors after the u.s.s. john mccain collided with a tanker off the coast of singapore. this occurred weeks after the u.s.s. fitzgerald crash and now the navy wants some answers on how this happened again. ships don't move that fast. you think somebody would help avoid this. dave sears is with us right now. how does this keep happen something. >> neil, it's got to be a' systemic piece under the surface. it's a leadership piece. the leaders are not doing their job. this should have never happened. >> and who are you talking about? >> the leaders from the top down. you can probably start with this president obama, the administration and what happened through the defense department. then it's the leaders in charge of the pacific flee

. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. another dow record world and you would think that would be in the mix of things you either credit or note under the presidency of donald trump. the reason why i mention it, because of this late edition of news week that is out. not to help them sell more magazines, but it's over the top. they're calling the president a la-z-boy as if there's a problem. any only problem on this, this is -- i wouldn't say this is representative of all the mainstream media. this is a bit extreme, this is an opinion piece that bashes the president. six months into his presidency seems to take the conclusion he's a total disaster. with little chance for turning things around. the reason why i'm getting on this, there is no hope for him. saying that six months into this presidency he's doomed. never mind the fact that six months into the presidency, a lot of people were saying that ronald reagan was going nowhere fast or maybe abraham lincoln was going nowhere fast. i'm not comparing trump to either of thos

neil? neil: thank you very much, hillary vaughn. to put in perspective the enormity what you're looking at. this is america's fourth largest city. a major urban center accounts for half a billion dollars a year on behalf of three million residents. most have a tough time, getting around, even if they're around at all. all this at a time the president of the united states is visiting to see what the federal government can do to work with state and local officials to make sure they get through all of this. president trump is due there later today. corpus christie will be the place and saturday he will return. blake burman is in the white house. reporter: president trump and first lady are expected to land in corpus christi next 30, 45 minutes. they are joined by several members of the administration. cabinet members. chief of staff john kelly, congressional liaison, and hud secretary, dr. ben carson, small business administrator linda mcmahon, give you a sense how broad the government effort is with this storm. whenever the president

neil gorsuch.o held up the supreme court choice by your predecessor to clear the deck for your own choice. recall, mr. president, we hoped secure or such with a simple majority vote. some people didn't like it but what he did help you. he was there when it counted. don't forget the strings he pulled to make it happen. you didn't do it. he did. yet he gets that nasty veiled threats. you are better than that. you are very different but you share goals are similar. you might not like how washington works. this is the only washington you've got. i know your base loves the fight but they won't like the result. pointing the finger at your team only invites them to point very different finger back at you. who would have your back if you are kicking the guys on your side? people notice this kind of stuff. could you blame anyone who has seen how you hung out jeff sessions to drive it maybe you are next. your anger got you here but take it for someone who know something about food fights. it ain't going to k

neil: always do. quickly, the president wants to visit texas next week, how would you advise him on that? >> well, you know what? i know he wants to, as i told you yesterday. there should be a white house advance team with brock long right now, so they can decide when and where he goes. depending on, you know, if this storm does what joe just described and goes out and strengthens or goes back up towards houston he might be able to go to rockport, but he won't be able to go to houston. so it's that balancing act because the president travels with a huge bubble and that bubble shuts down everything. it shuts air space, it shuts down travel, et cetera. neil: all right. brock long, the acting fema administrator. thank you very, very much. very good seeing you. >> you bet. neil: all of this happening and then the president announcing yesterday a couple of big things going on. a key resignation and then a key pardon in the middle of all of this. doug mcelway at the white house on shall we call it, odd timi

neil? >> neil: thanks, rick. said for this next gentleman, keeping a very close on a pretty busy start for the hurricane season. joe bastardi. what do you think we're looking at here? >> i mailed you back sunday and monday saying this would be a huge event. we said the major hurricane drought would end this year and b, storms would intensify as they got closer to the coast. it's an interesting pattern and it's not unlike what we saw in 2004, for instance, where we saw storms coming to the coast. they wouldn't be out in the middle of the atlantic and develop later in their life. this is hitting towards corpus christi. it will be a strong four. the last time corpus christi was hit by a major hurricane, 1970. it went from a category one to a cat four in 24 hours. this is not unusual to see this. camille went from a depression to a category five in 36 hours. the cap comes off and these systems are like machined. once they're well-tuned, they're off to the races. we think that this will hit near corpus christi, make a

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: get out, now. the window is closing fast. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. and a rough your world" in the gulf of mexico. alain duke, both briefing the president this weekend, they are both joining us in a moment. first, fox news channel steve harrigan in corpus christi, texas, where things have picked up considerably. steve, what's the latest? >> we are getting the outer bands of the storm here and still about 75 miles off of the coast here at corpus christi moving 10 miles an hour. so the real heart of the storm's are still out there, but these outer bands are already pretty intense. we've seen the wind speed pickup to gusts of 30 miles an hour, then 40, then 50. now we are seeing some gusts of over 60 miles per hour. this with the heart of the storm still 7-8 hours away. you have to brace yourself to maintain your position or else it can knock you over. we are not seeing any tree branches go or parts of building go, but keep in mind the real heart of the storm is still out there. this storm has caught a lot of people b

>> good to be here, neil.n, this is something we work on around the clock, the good news, we were prepared for this for more than a week in advance. also, we've gotten terrific cooperation from the white house, from the president on down. and so the state of texas, as a team, is responding to this very swiftly, very strongly, doing everything we can to first and foremost protect all human life in the state of texas. neil: what i think is smart you did, early on activate 700 national guard troops, maybe nor since we chatted, declaring an early state of emergency. not everyone heeded your call to evacuate. and the houston mayor says that might have caused difficulty en masse. were there difficulties with him? >> no, the way it works in the state of texas, it's the local officials who have the authority to declare an evacuation. there were some that made that declaration closer to where the hurricane hit. in houston, there's not been a need for it. in harris county, which houston is located there have been certai

neil? >> neil: tracy thank you very very much. president has already indicated as he said at the top of the hour he wants to visit texas next week. he's going to be a busy bee next week because he's also leading the effort to get tax cuts done next year so a lot riding on the president's busy schedule in the next few weeks. chuck roach is here rachel duffy , and rachel on the tax cut thing he's leading a charge saying a lot of republicans are dropping the ball. where is this going? >> reporter: well i think he's tweeting to set the stage that listen if this fails if you guys do what you did if you in congress do what you did with healthcare i'm not going to take the blame but make no mistake republicans understand that tax reform is a key item in growing this economy and growing jobs and it's the quickest way to shutdown the left wing critics of this administration and of the republican party, so i think they both want to get this and then there's a lot of pressure from democrats who are from conservative states and also from cons

. >> neil: thank you, trace. rescue operations continuing now as the cost of harvey continues to mount. up and up and up we go. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." president trump plans to donate a million bucks to the relief effort. he will travel to talks and louisiana on saturday. the white house also saying that 100,000 homes at a minimum have been affected from harvey. accuweather has upped its damage estimate for harvey. now expecting the storm to cost in excess of $190 billion. about double the amount of katrina. a hospital in beaumont, talks forced to evacuate. hospital staff members working together to get the patients out safely. it's time consuming and exacting. houston officials are keeping a close eye on a chemical plant that was rocked by explosions and fires this morning releasing a plume of acid smoke. the plant's owners are warning more explosions could follow. a major pipeline that carries gasoline to the south is expected to remain shut till sunday. gas futures up 24.5% in the last eight day

neil?> neil: do we know in the case of gorka leaving, ellison that there are mixed reports as to whether chief of staff john kelly would let him talk to the president and tell him that and apparently refused? >> reporter: right we've heard reports of that here but what gorka has said in that statement that initially came out, he says he resigned we've heard from sources at the white house that he did not resign he was asked. >> neil: thank you ellison very very much.it more on the storm right after this. true, but the list of owners does include a german art dealer, hans wendland, who did business with the nazis. >> the degas was taken from my grandfather's storage unit in paris and smuggled to switzerland because the strange thing was, the nazis didn't like impressionist paintings, so what they would do is they'd send those to switzerland, and they'd either get old masters in return or actually hard currency. >> in 1998, facing a costly legal battle, the brothers settle out of court for ab

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i'm neil cavuto and your world on top of a storm ravaged texas and it's getting worse. right now, those floodwaters are not receding and the government has indicated right now they won't be anytime soon. in fact, some are fearing these high watermarks could continue now for not only weeks but potentially months. where do to get a briefing for the president. who will be getting a briefing from all those on hand to try to keep this going and try to keep the rescue effort going. we are also hearing separately that the president with cabinet secretary in tow is promising immediate federal leave to any and all who need it. 49 inches of rain right now, good enough for a record in these types of events. more is expected. rains are pounding louisiana coast as we are told. this on a day gas prices continue rising. they are up at about a 10% cliff, that would be a national average in terms of the futures market here because of what is going there even if you are not affected by what's going on. the houston convention center meanwhile over 9,000 evacuees there. that is double what

neil: all right. thank you.n earlier point of view on afghanistan, wants to commit an undisclosed number of troops, we would not telegraph the number or when. or what they will do. it will first time we gotten indication that president will listen to his top lieutenant and his new chief of staff, and try to adhere to an administration, getting back on focus that things that matter, for those who are reading into this, as market seems to be, president is reclaiming offense, or a horrific week bu behind him, sor proof it in the pudding, market their emprig i impression. fox business will have special coverage for the presidedededede the : you each drive a ford pickup, right? (in unison) russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. potsch

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neil? >> neil: do we know in the case of gorka leaving, ellison that there are mixed reports as to whether chief of staff john kelly would let him talk to the president and tell him that and apparently refused? >> reporter: right we've heard reports of that here but what gorka has said in that statement that initially came out, he says he resigned we've heard from sources at the white house that he did not resign he was asked. >> neil: thank you ellison very very much. more on the storm right after this. they should start saving for retirement. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. hey you've gotta see this. cno.n. alright, see you down

this is neil, buddy of mine. >> hi. ni, neil. it's nice to meet you., can you tell me what qualities you see in neil. >> i don't see anything in neil now because he doesn't exist. we had a falling out, and i wouldn't say i'm a grudge holder, but i'm a grudge holder. >> so what's been going on with you and andrew? >> there was an incident. i got bit by a dog. this dog started charging out of the run. my first instinct was, "protect this dog from running down the street," and the dog latched onto my arm and literally he said to me, "well, look how you're handling the dog!" and i was like, uh--uh--you know, i mean, it's like-- damage control. >> i said what are you doing? is what i said. >> neither of those statements any way to me sound like they have any, um, level of concern in your employee's health, though. let's be honest, right? this is important, because neil, you felt you weren't being taken care of by your employer in that moment. >> well, when you work in a place like this, biting can be inevitable with that many dogs, but it's just how you han

back to you, neil. >> neil: steve harrigan. the rains will continue with what shepard reported last hour. after hours, days. i'm going to ongoing crisis. meanwhile you may be looking at this and wonder, okay, how does this affect me? it will have an effect on you, even though with phenomenal changes in the data. insurance and related stocks hit hard as they lost estimates. a lot of people feel these companies will be predisposed to liabilities that will dwarf anything else we have seen in recent american history as far as obligations that run now into the hundreds of billions of dollars. for builders, home improvement companies like lowe's and home depot, surely, this is not about them making money. at the corner of wall and broad, this is how they react. meanwhile, a different story for gas and oil. because it is such a big refinery area, it accounts for so much of our energy in this country up to a quarter of it is produced in that neck of the woods. the bottom line is, these facilities are shuttered. gasoline prices move up?

neil: we like it see them move to infrastructure. i believe they can probably walk and chew gum at the same time. the folks will be working on infrastructure package aren't necessarily the same folks who will be working through the difficulties that they've had on the healthcare. this is kind of one of those things that sometimes it's really difficult from my experience to put a hard time line on this. sometimes this is one of those things policymakers wake up one day, they find out they agree on more than they thought agreed on more than they thought they agree on but they've been talking past each other and a path to resolution appears. i wouldn't discount that could occur in 2018. >> what does infrastructure mean to you. chief strategist have suggested, borrow that money. what do you think of that idea? neil: well, we look at it more of investment. we think there are multiple ways to do it. one of the things chamber long champions, we haven't raise the motor vehicle fuel tax. which fund highway and bridge infrastructure since are

neil: yes.ot just gravity, but all forces of nature. there is a philosophical idea not unfounded,is you go back 150 years there was magnetism, electricity, and we werere two forces playing with. these were manifestations of the same coin, we had electromagnetism. we found that weak electrical back at athe same -- noble price. three of the winners were graduates of my high school. that school has eight nobel laureates among graduates. seven were in physics. electroweak now the force, electrostrong, and gravity. we have top people working on it here. charlie: can anything or any object out run a beam of light? neil: no. experimentally, theoretically we can declare it is not possible. charlie: what is the significance of that? is one of the founding principles that make relativity real. charlie: that einstein did. neil: yes. let's imagine and must be so everywhere in the universe, what would then be the consequences and out of that he derives laws of relativity. every time we tested, it comes out c

neil: absolutely, this is part of the bill.e we going to leave in the 10 and how much will that return to us? this type of issue, there are so many things that many of us are unaware of the complexity of undoing all of these knots we had on the -- done over the next 45 years. we still default to the fact it is uncertain. has your headline started with today, we still see the main difference between the u.k. and italy or spain, or greece in its difficult times is sterling can take the strain, therefore we are more relaxed about the economic and financial impact because the currency can reflect whether it is going better or worse. neil, are u.k. negotiators a little too optimistic here? position to bea warning the eu about how negotiations should show -- go? neil: you and i would probably accept even by house, and you can have strong words for the person on the other side of the conversation. i do think it is good we feel we have some teeth and muscles to show from time to time. senior investors at allianz, we feel the one outcom

lennon and enquiries we re against neil lennon and enquiries were ongoing.omplaints investigated about his own behaviour. a statement from ranger's main supporters group said: the debate over a manager's right or otherwise to respond to abuse from the stands as long been a tough one to negotiate. there is a certain responsibility the manager needs some restraint, the public must play a part in this as well, if they are going to be party, at times, to be overindulgent and use bad language... abuse... towards individuals... and they have got to understand that sometimes, people are only human. a human, and a villain, to some. a hero to others. studio: diego costa has been told by chelsea that he must return to the club, if they are to grant his wish for a transfer. costa was fined earlier today, after failing to report for pre—season training last month. the striker, who was told by antonio conte that he isn't part of his plans for this season via a text message, is currently in brazil. in a recent interview, the spanish international threatened to sit out the

it is every indication that neil gorsuch feels exactly the same way. as he has taken antonin scalia's spot. so i think there will be open season and political finance for years to come. he did not talk about the, when neil gorsuch replaced antonin scalia in a wave of it really was not such a big setback for people interested in liberal values because number one, it did not change the voting composition of the court. and number two, you were not getting a justice - antonin scalia's -- there is every prospect he will be there for another 30 years or more. and if you have other retirements and i do not think that ruth ginsburg is going to retire until she is on life-support. but i think that there may be other retirements. kennedy is rumored to retire and donald trump will have another nomination and there is every prospect that the nominee would be confirmed by the senate. yes, sir? [inaudible question] >> i think it may vary from issue to issue because it said here was kennedy appointed by ragan and yet he was the decisive vote in the gay marriage case.

neil dutta is sticking with us.s, cisco's ceo will be talking us -- discussing earnings and politics. ♪ david: 60 minutes in about 25 seconds away from the cash open. futures are soft today, down about 1% on the dow and the s&p 500 after marginal gains yesterday. let's get to the other screens shelley -- michelle wie? -- shall we? img, the ecb is expressing concern about potential for an overshoot. one .1697. is at initial jobless claims come in at 232,000. the survey, 240,000. just when you think this number can go much lower, it grinds lower again. when a multi-decade low you think about it. you have to go all the way back to the 1970's for these kind of numbers, david. david: in children's stories we talk about the "little engine that could." you --have that in the the u.k.? it is a job creating machine, it just keeps going. jonathan: 230 2000 -- your initial jobless claims print. for reaction, we are joined by ira jersey and still with us, neil dutta of renaissance macro research. ira, it is a conversation we al

another episode in neil lennon's antagonistic relationship with the rangers fans.eing provocative but before the match he knew what might unfold. i like to play my role, it's part of the game. you have to have character the game. you have to have character the game, humourand the game. you have to have character the game, humour and fun, it can't all be serious and confined to the then side of the game. but it appears events subsequent to the game might have strayed into that territory. police told bbc scotla nd that territory. police told bbc scotland today they were aware of offensive and threatening comments that had been posted on social media against lennon enquiries are ongoing. they confirmed they were investigating complaints about lennon's behaviour during the game. a statement from rangers supporters social media account said... the debate over a manageable, right oi’ the debate over a manageable, right or otherwise to respond to abuse from the stance has long been a tough one to negotiate. there's a certain responsibility within thejob as there's a certa

please welcome neil degrasse tyson.n i say thank you for the eclipse am i believe that was courtesy of you. >> we totally arranged that one, merica's eclipse z. >> trevor: that was brought to you by the scientists in america. >> in america, the totality hit only the continental united states and no other country. >> trevor: let's talk about your tweet that you-- sent out about the eclipse. >> okay. >> trevor: you tweeted no one is in denial of america's august 21s total solar eclipse like climate change meds and tools of science predicted. (applause) i'm going to ask you this, neil degrasse tyson, is an eclipse the time to polit size things. >> it's not political if one speaks objective truth. >> trevor: oh. (applause) >> just saying. >> trevor: that's fancy talk for yeah. >> no, i just thought here's everyone organizing their lives around attending and viewing one of nature's great spectacles. and i don't see people protesting it. i don't see people objecting to it i don't see people in denial of it. yet methods and to

with neil coming up in an hour, president in two hours. and it is lou dobbs who is here next on fox business network. >> good evening i am greg jarrett in for lou dobbs, he is on vacation, we're two hours away from president trump unveiling his new strategy on the war in afghanistan. a presentation, 9:00 eastern time, arlington, virginia. the white house has been tight lipped, fox news confirming he is announcing, a additional 4,000 troops to afghanistan. reporter: you can see some troops here at fort meyer. they are anticipating the president speaking. president has said that war in afghanistan is going nowhere, in need of a new strategy. but the plan he is expected to outline tonight differs from what he advocated in the past. at president's only public appearance today, watching the eclipse, he said nothing about tonight's address, he is expected to announce more u.s. troops will be headed to afghanistan. >> i think we'll see him honor general nicolson's request for more troops. >> about 4,000. >> to train the afghan army, police the go

neil: you always want to remain optimistic.act of the matter is that they have been saying this consistently and the clock keeps ticking. a lot of these have to fall into place exactly right to get this done. the debt ceiling being -- there is wide agreement among officials that top republicans and mitch mcconnell who runs the senate. but there are conservatives who weren't to attach all sort of thing to a debt ceiling increase and spending cuts and the like. the press are you secretary like mitch mcconnell seem to be saying don't attach these things that have drama. we keep doing this. but now is not the time to fight that fight. we'll see how that goes. but so much depend on that and getting a budget and moving forward on the broad principles of the tax cut. product-based thanks cuts don't unlikely. but in ken you ski mitch mcconnell said he want them paid for. whatever offsets are there, removing precious writeoffs, that you adjust that to reflect the size of the tax cut. he does not seem to be in that big sploi side crowd t

neil ranted, he certainly did. you all reacted.m friday, watch. >> it is way too soon to say whether donald trump will do okay and be okay but for me, this kind of treatment not okay. and it will confound everything and everyone if it is accepted as fact. and why do i fear it could be accepted as fact? because it was in a magazine called "newsweek"! you know what it should be called? news that is very weak. you get it. how i, all right. i'm done. and i haven't even had lunch which could explain. but i wanted you to be aware, folks this ain't fair, this ain't right, not remotely fair or remotely balanced. connell: neil on the way to vacation for the "newsweek," lazy boy cover. he has better work ethic than most. what is our media trying to do. this is adam on twitter writing in, trump may be a lot of things, lazy not one of them. who in the hell is "newsweek" trying to kid. calm down, adam. tina tweets, i need the cover with two exclamation points. it will make history when he is impeached to pass on to my grandkids, tell this part

. >> neil thaek so much for joining us. i want to ask you about one of the issues a top of the congressional agenda funding the government. >> i think concern about a government shutdown is growing. it's right we should be thinking about it. in terms of drawing a line here, my experience has been whoever tries to hold government funding hostage to get something it's usually not a strategy that historically worked out very well. >> any concerns about the debt limit being raised? >> i feel like we're in a better path on the death limit -- debt limit. there seems to be agreement in white house and senate and house. this is something that has to be done and needs to be done in a timely fashion. i think there's less concern about debt limit and probably more concern about potential government shutdown. >> at what point do you think members will be concerned. we're talking little over a week before labor day. >> i think we have to see how september plays out. these things usually have highs and lows and ramp up. you want to watch