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we spend a lot. >> neil: not enough, neil. >> it's horrific. >> neil: we're misusing our funds. >> adam brings up north korea and the reason it's so realistic what could we do to them honestly when you think about it we barely have enough ships out there to patrol the waters of the world but having said that though, you still and i think ge rri is right leadership had seven or eight years to have all of this prepared. we knew the american public wanted, they voted overwhelming ly. >> neil: i think there's enough blame to go around. >> not overwhelmingly but-- >> you want to start paying down the debt. you was in to start paying for stuff get the economy growing at 3%. there's only one way to do that. >> neil: it's very hard to do. >> guess what ben you'll clear your throat a lot on this. only way to do that is through pro growth economic policies and deal spending because obama would have been growing at 3%. >> adam i want to make one quick important point. charles said the american people voted for it overwhelmingly. they did not. the president didn't win the popular vote and the reaso

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neil: all right. if the markets are skiddish under those bellicose comments, referring to a leader of another country as "rocket man" and the united states would be intent on destroying "rocket man" if he keeps sabre-rattling like this, they have certainly a funny way of showing it. dow threatening new highs. the s&p in and out of new highs. let's get read of those comments, we have a military assistant to donald rumsfeld and neil gardner. what i gleaned from the foreign press online, was not favorable, that this is no the way leaders speak at the united nations. what do you make of that? >> i thought it was a very good speech. arguably donald trump's best speech of his presidency so far alongside the warsaw address in the summer where he launched a strong defense of western civilization. this was a very blunt speech and very direct. i thought it sent a very clear message to america's enemies they will be held to account. iran, north korea, venezuela, cuba, for example, this was a president not afraid

neil: exactly. trish: neil, thank you.n warning to kim jong-un, don't mess with us because if you do you will be tested like never before this after the north korean leader blasted president trump's u.n. speech saying that the president is mentally deranged, unfit to be commander-in-chief and a gangster. trish regan, welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." north korea firing back today saying president trump will pay quote, dearly for his u

neil amy what do you think? >> amy: the one thing senator schumer said i agree with was doing it by regular order unlike obamacare. neil what would regular order be by the way? >> i think they throwing around this $3 word. >> amy: that means it goes to committee and then committee vote and then senate. >> but there's no mystery in it. >> amy: on the calendar and then 60%. >> but the democrats won't play ball but when i was looking at the hipocracy of the democrats this issue with taxes and if you cut taxes you're cutting federal revenue. they don't seem to know when you tax something you get less of it when they want to apply taxes on cigarettes, soda, sugar if you raise the price of something you get less so of you raise the price of work you'll get less. neil who puts taxes on sugar find me that one. >> [laughter] >> it's a big deal neil. >> amy: because if you make something more expensive you get less of it. >> neil: adam i'm sure you concur. >> adam: i'm shocked that we're passing around allegations of hipo

here is neil. neil: stuart, thank you very much. whether there is direct result of players protesting the national anthem or worse, this country the bottom line is, every minute we're devoted to talking about it is one minute less that they're talking about things like tax cuts, that are talking about health care reform. the latter is sort of on life-support right now. the former is looking kind of dicey as well, as some moderate and conservative senators argue back and forth over where this is going. but again the issue gripping america is back and forth whether the nfl has a problem on its hands. right now, of course, no punishment will be meted out for those players who didn't walk on to the field. they would include players from the seattle seahawks, tennessee titans and pittsburgh steelers. as stuart pointed out, ratings are down from last year continuing a trend we've seen through this relatively young year. we're three or four games into it. the read from charlie gasparino, and fox news contributor kevin jackson. kevin, i wan

neil: fair enough. >> to fight with democrats. neil: jehmu?ke this is less about mcconnell and ryan doing something to the president and more about he kind of got played by pelosi and schumer, and yeah, that's going to end up to be a good thing. neil: we don't know that. he might just -- that might have been a planned move on his part because he's still angry at ryan and mitch mcconnell. >> he shouldn't be making decisions based off of anger, and this is certainly going to make it harder for his tax plan, which i don't agree with, it's going to make it harder for him to have the leverage that he wants to have. neil: he'll have democratic votes, jehmu, don't you think? >> for sure, he will. democrats aren't in this for obstruction for obstruction sake. that is not the goal of the party as it was for republicans under bush -- i mean under obama. >> the opposition party isn't out to obstruct the dominant party. john, where does this go? the president is with the emir of kuwait, he's confident and polls will reflect the white house is confident en

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neil? >> neil: thank you, kristin. kristin fisher travelling with the vice president of the united states. you're hearing talk that tax cuts are big here, but they do have added benefit of creating bang for the buck. they create revenue. we've gotten so used to getting subpar growth in this economy that the last eight to ten years, it's been well under 3%. so when we have a quarter that sees a climb over 3%, we're reminded of what the potential could be. what if i told you it could be higher? we're going to go back in time here and rifling through some numbers during the kennedy years and also through the ronald reagan years that show when peg two and including tax cut theories as well, well, the economy spurts ahead at robust rate. there was a period during ronald reagan when the economy sprinted ahead better than 7%. 7%. keep in mind that every percentage growth like that could mean an extra trillion in revenues hence the interest in saying that goes a long way to paying for tax cuts and everything. heather is here a

, neil. neil: i really got a kick out of that. and i got a kick of what is happening to you on this whole tax cut thing. and i know you figure something is better than nothing, and i just heard you with our mutual friend, larry elder, and he talked about the need for bipartisanship and that's what you had with jfk, ronald reagan, even bush to a limited degree with his tax cuts. all of those guys had everyone's taxes cut. and i'm thinking i know since you became an american citizen, maybe you're thinking of what's the temperature rate in britain? 45% -- the top rate in britain, 45%, and it kicks in at about $200,000, and you figure, well, i should be grateful, right? and i don't know what's happened to you, but it's not the stuart varney that i always knew. [laughter] stuart: i believe i've taken up 50 seconds of your show. [laughter] neil: you have, you have. stuart or stuart just remember, neil, come on, something is better than nothing. and if the votes were there for across-the-board major

neil: gotcha. >> many could be dreamers. neil.because i have to. >> thank you, neil. neil: north korea fallout right after this. urance company definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry behind when liberty mutual insurance. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor recommended gaviscon. it quickly neutralizes stomach acid . . neil: all right, let's take a look at dow. a lot of this is north korea, plain and simple, the world is skittish and not much wiggle room for something untoward or an accident to make things worse especially ahead of talks that by thursday, a big public holiday in north korea, yet another missile launch, this one nuclear aimed, could happen, on the heels of what now appear to be indications north korea has a hydrogen bomb or close to it. director of event studies harry cavallanas is with us. harry, it defies international outrage, including strong words from china which leads me to believe it's gone rogue, including china. is that true? >> they've been r

neil? neil: hillary, thank you very much. things politics, senator chuck schumer saying the president and leaders of both parties agree to keep the government funded through december 15th, cobbling together a deal that keeps the government together for a few months time, it will do the trick and secure that $8 billion aid package. the first tranche of it for hurricane harvey victims to. citizens united president david bossie, eliza collins and fbn senior correspondent charlie gasparino. not pretty, but the deal they could do. >> i think it's good. maybe get the storm relief to texas and then start getting tax reform going. i will say this, though, it struck me, listen, north carolina is essentially a red state run by with a democratic senator. i could see how the people want lower taxes. if this thing does fail, okay, this is the other part with kellyanne conway says it's congress' fault. if this does fail, it's a failure of the president. here's why. all you have to do is turn back the clock. look how ronald reagan got real

neil: adam. >> slf, a basket of stocks., that's resilience. neil: ben. >> spdr's, buy an index of america, you'll do fine. neil: profitable advice andsisi more now. >> with president trump set to touch down in texas again today, we're learning more than 100,000 home owners in the state are expected to file federal flood insurance claims. some already are finding out they don't have enough coverage. that's why someone here says it's time to privatize the market. are they right or wrong? hi, i'm david asman. welcome to forbes on fox. let's go in focus, with elizabeth macdonald, john tamny, bruce jansen, folks against privatization say that insurers would skip by flood zones like texas. what do you say to that? >> well,

. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto.the month, the week, the quarter in the history books for investors. this has been an incredible ride that goes uninterrupted. we're 3/4 through the years, my friends. we're up appreciably on all the market averages. if you think a little bit about what was coming in the middle of this, north korea, distractions like the nfl, back and forth on who is a patriot and not, investors kept buying and expectations for tax cuts coming sooner than later kept driving this. interest rates stayed low. a stable economy and a test to capitolism what ben stein says it's the only game in town and america is leading the charge. first to connell mcshane where the pitch is pitching something that is a big deal. but not before a distraction on a cabinet member. >> a little late-breaking news. the president spoke about what has become one of the big stories of the week in washington. the future of the health and human secretary, tom price. he's come under fire for his use of commercial aircraft when other

their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, neil. >> neil: thank you very much.our brand-new political analysis. welcome. >> thank you for being a mentor for me. next time i'm in new york, drinks on me. all the free water. >> neil: you know i was going to ask you, and hope you understand the meaning of this question. you see what happened here, african-american shoots some white parishioners, it does not get the same amount of coverage that a white shooting african-american parishioners would get. i don't think one is more reprehensible than the other. they're both reprehensible. not the same media reaction. >> there are three key elements to play out in my mind when it comes to the story. one, this was not an individual shooting in a black church. there was no trump tie-in. the media loves to fantasize about everything in regards to trump, and that is what get more clicks, and more exposure. the individual who committed this even more worse than chaotic, it was an individual who legally owned a gun. he prevented the mass chaos by his legal gun ownership. thereby

neil, to you, sir. neil: i hope your daughter is safe and everyone in the entire sunshine state and southeast as it prepares for what could be one hummer of a storm. president trump is about to receive irma briefing, might include what is going on with jose. florida governor rick scott, all floridians prepare to evacuate. florida power and light, 4.1 million customers likely to lose power. more flights canceled today. all public schools officially closed through monday. that could drag on a while as well. meanwhile the dow is led higher by storm related stocks. this is to mom nan we get used. travelers with specialized insurance area, not necessarily subject to what is going on in this state. dan leonard, senior meteorologist looking at what we're looking at. dan, the briefing, everything coming up, the president is alerted how prepared the state and states affected will be. a lot depend how long irma sticks around, right? >> obviously and exactly where the landfall is. we don't talk about the specific

neil: no. i was worried for you as i was relieved for women in saudi arabia who can now drive but you know they -- you know, conflicted me. but i want you to be well. stuart: you've been working on this relationship we have for the last three or four hours, haven't you? neil: i have been worried. i've been watching. hey this, is not my buddy. this is not the guy i knows. whose tax cut was already tucked away and saved. not spent, mind you. just saved. stuart: never spent. never spent. well-said, young man. >> thank you very much, stuart varney. we'll pick up the baton. as stuart indicated there are big question marks going forward. not only about the tax cut plan, but who benefits, who doesn't, what to make of so-called fourth rate could be in effect here. the fact that businesses, while they will see appreciable cut in overall rate if the president has his way to 20%, from established 35%, keep in mind the prevailing average rate corporations pay in this country works it to a little under 27%.

back to you, neil. >> neil: and the power thing.ar months and even in san juan, that is a whole other problem. >> you're right. keep in mind this island is technically bankrupt. they only had $32 million in their emergency fund. their power grid is notoriously weak. irma just glanced the island and a million people lost power. they started to lose power from this storm when the storm was 50 miles offshore. but to think that the entire island is dark is still stunning, this is a u.s. territory. that's the shape it's in, neil. >> neil: amazing. thanks, steve. steve harrigan. all right. president obama's director of national intelligence, james clapper said it's possible that president trump's voice has been picked up on the wiretap with paul manafort. isn't this the same group that said donald trump was all but lying when he talked about himself being tapped? his phones being tapped in his phones being recorded? who is zooming whom after this. what powers the digital world. communication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on

neil? neil: what's the power situation around there?now statewide it's gone to five million without power from more than seven million. what's the latest there? reporter: neil, your question -- sorry, it cut out there, in terms of power, they're saying it is going to be a couple more days. the mayor is frustrated, he doesn't think the people are getting the information that they need as fast as possible. they said the power is going to be out for a couple days, obviously the power company should tell people that and not keep them guessing about how long it's going to be, whether they're going to have water, whether or not they should try to stay somewhere else. neil: that will make a big difference whether or not you go back to your home or not. peter doocy in jacksonville. >>> more than a thousand disaster relief workers and staff across florida. on the phone, suzie defrancis. thank you for taking the time. how's it looking there, dealing with those out of power? those coming back to homes that are pretty banged up, if not totally droi

it's a conversation that is worth having, neil. >> neil: thanks, kevin. the read from market watchers. larry, this wasn't exactly a shocker. you and i talked about this over the weeks and months. it wasn't being bandied about that much. congress said they were for across the board cuts. now clearly the president is not of that mind. i'm wondering the fallout on wall street was like kind of no fall-out like they anticipated this. what do you think? >> yeah, neil, one of the few pieces of legislation that would benefit most americans. whether you're a retiree, a small business owner a factory worker. the tax reform means higher stock prices a stronger stock market which means stronger 401(k) balances and stronger pensions. the other fallout from tax reform means the two plus trillion of cash that companies have parked overseas back to this company to build plants and equipment and employ u.s. workers making workers more competitive. it benefits a white sloth of people. ultimately the rich will benefit because you'll have a stronger economy, stronger main st

neil: wow.telling you about not being addressed boarding concerns until at least friday, and i play that out against businesses and hotels all across the state, that's getting to be a big bill. thank you very much. that is another reason why jpmorgan, by the way, that this will end up regardless of the lesser than feared kind of results of irma, still one of the five most expensive storms on record. on the phone is an orlando resident and stock market strategist gary call palm. >> hope it's not going to be a bigger number. i was looking at the state, it's 500 miles north to south, 150 miles east to west at its most, and the storm basically hit all of it. and then you add in 1350 miles of coastline and 11,000 miles of waterways, there can be some serious damage done both with the wind and the water. so keeping the fingers crossed. but i must tell you, i'm just thinking key west, because identify been there a -- i've been there a lot. i'm just really worried that's going to be a real big doozy dow

we're fine. >> neil: all right. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." thousands of floridianses are hitting the roads. right now the rules are everybody get out of dodge and out of harm's way. irma is coming and packing a punch. we'll be talking to jeb bush in a moment. first, adam housley in key largo with the latest there. adam? >> yeah, neil. we expect to start feeling the bands of wind and rain later near in key largo. the last bus leaves in less than an hour. everybody has been told if you need to get on the bus, call authorities now. once the bus leaves, you're on your own. who knows how long the bridges will stay open. to the north and northern part of the state, the highways down here are open up there, we're told it's gridlock in many places. people that evacuated this area to go to fort myers and tampa are having to evacuate a second time and try to go further north. as we see people and hear people having to leave and all the warnings for people to get out, there's people that have no choice. people like art cooper with dolphins plus. you hav

neil: i know. complication, maybe a good complication depending on the health care rework of this one. that doesn't make any difference to you factor in the same come out, all of the above? >> i think any complication is a bad complication, especially when it comes to congress given the fact they can't focus on anything or negotiate their way out of a paper bag. i would like to see the tax reform be done first in the devil is in the details. i can be patient for a few days or a few weeks on something that can get done. if we put out something and this is going on and on, that is a bad thing for everybody. neil: i want to pass on something as scott martin better to roberti, one of the sparse people on the planet, like scary smart, why cheated off of in school. anyway, he just reminded me of a little marketed it here. the dow jones industrial has crossed the unchanged level 141 times today. it's up about six points or so today. he doesn't explain why that significant site on the loss. but is it signi

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. neil will have a lot more on the dow. >> neil: all right. thank you very much. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." your looking live at the white house where the president is meeting with the so-called big six to discuss tax reform or big tax cuts, no matter how you want to look at it. mitch mcconnell is there. the first two have met since the nasty phone calls and the tweets. gary cohn, paul ryan and orrin hatch and kevin brady, the man that runs the house ways and means committee to try to start the tax cuts talks that will materialize and many markets want to see before the end of the year. that might be a generous schedule. let's go to fox news capitol hill producer, chad pergram. there's not a lot of wiggle room. >> considering what they have to tack until september, it's tough. paul ryan is trying to keep the troops excited for tax reform. they have to lift the debt ceiling, fund the government. all of this is deficit spending. some here have called september not september but debtember considering the bills that will be accumulated

neil cavuto is coming up. see you at 5:00. >> neil: all right. thank you, shepard. fema now says that 25% of homes in the florida keys have beneficially destroyed. one out of four gone. 65% are suffering major damage. aircraft carrier is now aiding and rescue recovery efforts off of key west. some residents of the keys are being allowed back in to check on their property, but it's a slow trickle in. they're not letting everybody back. president trump making it official, he plans to visit florida. we don't know where thursday. we'll talk to the mayor of islamorada. we have more from key largo with the latest. adam housley has more. how is it looking in. >> the estimation of one in four homes, that doesn't count smaller damage. a lot of businesses have problems here like the gas station where the pumps are bent, the sign is down. you have the smaller price tags to the bigger price tag, it will be significant in florida to clean this up, not to mention the possibility of casualties out there. we had a chance to be at the bridge on the north part of key largo at 7:20 a.

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neil: . neil: deirdre, thank you very, very much.he day ensues. and in the meantime a lot of people are just steamed. but if wall street is concerned about this in the aggregate, it doesn't seem to be because right now, we're in record territory. united nations is in the middle of a session that could decide whether we take any more action against north korea. what i love about wall street is that even on the verge of potentially getting blown up, if they can make a buck off of it, they're okay. that is america, my friends. a little bit more after this don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. switch to flonase allergy relief. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. flonase helps block 6. most allergy pills only block one and 6 is greater than 1. with more complete relief you can enjoy every beautiful moment to the fullest. . . . . neil: all right. i, it is united nations

>> neil: all right. this could be tax cut eve. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. tomorrow is the day, the day that donald trump and the g.o.p. roll out details of the tax cut the president says will be the biggest since ronald reagan's. the devil is in the details, right? and wanting to know whether the rich benefit or not. whether you benefit or not. so much attention is on this, particularly after failed health care effort yet again. republicans are hoping that this is their hail mary pass. and they have got to make it happen. to fox business network's deidra bolton on what she's learning and who she's learning it from. >> this is a huge open question. can this get done before the end of the calendar year? we reached out to the people working on the reform to ask what they think. senate finance committee chairman orrin hatch is one of the five congressmen working on reform along with white house policy economic director gary cone. senator hatch's office gave us this statement. congress should right now focus on delivering a strong pro growth tax reform plan for

neil, it is yours. neil: wait a minute. you said regrettably. you said your time is up, but here is the italian. you didn't mean it like that. stuart: my name ends in a vowel sound. neil: that is closest you relate. that is good. you would no more buying the dodge demon. come on. stuart: no. neil: maybe an old plymouth duster. stuart: i used to have a porsche 911 turbo with whale tail, extra wide rear wheels. i got to age of 50, 55. i couldn't handle the thing if i longer. i realized i was too old to handle it but i sold it. it was a rocket. it was a rocket. neil: did you pay full price at the time? stuart: i will not answer. neil: i have my geritol, out. they're trying to carry on with tax cuts, right? treich to make a pitch across the board. speaker paul ryan trying to do it this year. there are a lot of obstacles. they feel, given roll out of days which committee will do what and when, they can get this done. it has been something echoed by top officials on this network, fox news, repeatedly. take a look. might be somewhere in tow 20s. that i

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." wow, did the president have some shocking announcements there on air force one. he cemented his views on tax cuts. the details of which we're told we will get on the 25th. that's a week from monday. what he also laid out is the idea that it might not have to be revenue neutral per se. that is unless you include the dynamic growth that you'll get in the economy from a tax cut that could spurt with let's say another 1% growth. you go from 2% growth to 3% growth. you're talking trillions more in revenue for uncle sam over the course of ten years. that seemed to be the closest this president has come at least to my memory to say that is the way i'm going forward with this and that is the way i think i can ensure democratic support. he seemed to outline that looks like a distinct possibility and part of that deal will be invigorating the economy to the point that 3% growth will be the minimum. keep in mind, you solve a lot of sins paraphrasing the president here, if you can booth growth, h

always a pleasure, neil. neil: all right. from that chat and what it says about the administration, where it stands right now going into this battle and this struggle for the towel soul of the -- for the soul of the republican party, a lot of republicans miffed, others delighted that the president is martialing forces to get bipartisan support on the things that matter. in the meantime, a quick homework assignment in this commercial break. i want you to google gender discrimination. go ahead, google it. and met me know if google -- let me know if google comes up. ♪ ♪ the bottom line is, for your goals, this is a strategy i'd recommend. huh. this actually makes sense. now on the next page you'll see a breakdown of costs. what? it's just.... we were going to ask about it but we weren't sure when. so thanks. yeah, that's great. being clear and upfront. multiplied by 14,000 financial advisors, it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ ♪ neil: is google fair? it's facing a lawsuit by at least three for

>> thank you, neil.ve been concerned with preservation of life, now we met with success with that. we have to be certain that we get people restored to their homes, they are safe, they transition without risk. our hospitals are at capacity, you are right, power grid is back up for hospitals. we want to make sure people get food and water, they are, we have multiple locations, that have been dispersed throughout fort myers they are feeding people, getting them aid. neil: what was the president's impression of what he saw. what did he say? >> well, opportunity to get out to the ground zero was certainly limited. a process we're trying to rent are aid. -- render aid, they respect, that the message is we got your back, we're here, fema was here yesterday, they met with them, they are staging and mobilizing and moving forward. neil: thank you, mayor. speaker paul ryan, is having a briefing with reporters right now. about relief effort and status of tax cuts, daca and the above. >> we had anmen amendment proce

"your world with neil cavuto" is next on another fantastic day for the knock market and neil will have all the details. record after record. we'll see you next time. >> neil: all right, markets night matt worried about the developers including storms, but maybe people should be worried. maria going into puerto rico. could be a category 4 storm when it hits later tonight as the northeast breaks for jose. we will be talking to the governor of puerto rico, who is already telling folks in affected areas to get out. our meteorologist on what is going on. jeff? here we go again. >> we have some local concerns and huge concerns in the caribbean. hurricane jose is going to get here close to home. it is offshore. is beginning to look a little less like a hurricane and more like -- waves up to 25, 27 feet near the storm. this is going to be a brush of a hurricane near the east coast, middle atlantic coast, but it will be a big problem for southeastern new england. also eastern long island. it could occur just in time to avoid a direct landfall in southern new england, but do expect a lot of wind

neil, it's yours. neil: yeah. so much news in your hours, and i think that was really the most significant. it hit me when he just said, again, this is kind of getting in the direction we thought it would be of these hurricane developments, stuart, if you think about it will actually be wind at the back for passage of that, because people will rally around that. and not the least of which because the rich don't end up getting much from this. in fact, they might end up paying more. cohn almost said as much with you. so that is being telegraphed as something that improving the chances of passage. and i was talking to a wall street banker who had caught that interview soon afterwards and had said, well, that cinches it, neil, tax reform is done. i'm not getting any tax break. he was referring to himself, of course, not me. but there you go. so good for you. stuart: big deal. neil: all right, in the meantime, we are following these developments, stuart pointed out that's a what we're facing now here. because of what's

no big storms in the next week or so, neil. >> neil: thanks, rick. touch on the gas price fallout of this. we want to pay attention to what is happening on the other side of manhattan right now where the president is meeting with the president of egypt, i believe. you never know what they'll say and what could come up. let's listen in. >> thank you very much. it is a great honor to have with us today president el-sisi of egypt. we have worked long and hard and we're making a lot of progress on a lot of different fronts. we appreciate everything that you've done. i know you appreciate everything we've done. but the relationship is very good. thank you very much for your representatives, the relationship has been very, very good. we look forward to continuing today and tomorrow. >> thank you. >> neil: i don't speak egyptian. let's listen in here. they might have an interpreter available. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> is graham-cassidy going to pass? >> i think it has a good chance. obamacare is failing. people cannot afford obamacare. it's been

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>> absolutely, neil.mildew, the stagnant water is a breeding ground for parasites. they have to understand the water is contaminated with sewage, waste material, chemicals, debris, broken glass, dirty nails and metal. if they don't leave and follow the warnings and the recommendations of those around them locally, we're going to definitely see an increase in infections and skin rashes, ulcers, open wounds, pink eye. a lot of people will become ill. i understand everybody wants to get home but we have to wait until it's safe. >> neil: how do you force an issue like that on people that are wanting to stay in their homes. they volunteered not to leave. but to the doctor's point, they're living in what could be an incubator for a lot of bad stuff. what is fema's role in that, if any? >> i think our role is working with the local emergency managers, education. tell them what they should and shouldn't be doing. they're tired. these people have not have sleep in three or four days. we get most of the injuries an

. >> neil: all right. you've been listening to the president of the united states in his opening salvo in the war to have a generational shift in taxes in this country. it's an across the board tax cut that calls for hammering down the number of tax areas from seven to three. could be a fourth rate there. but the top rate would go down from 39.6 to 35%. a 12% rate and in between that, a 25% rate. the devil is in the details. the president wasn't sharing much of that. he did say that he's going to have an opening off of 20% on the corporate tax rate. he had wanted to go lower, we're told, but that does not mean he's itching to go higher. the 20% is it. the corporate tax rate now as it stands. the established rate is 35% even though a lot of companies pay less than that. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." not since ronald reagan has an american president attempted to do something this big, this sweeping and for a lot of folks in washington, this controversial. chuck schumer the leading d

neil, sir, it is yours. neil: i was going to say that. stuart: neil, it is yours? i don't think so. neil: you took my thunder away. i was building up to it, bum, bum, bum. stuart: i like the sound effects of. is that your heart? the good one? neil: now you're concerned about my heart. thank you very much. you might want to look for yours. meantime, love him to death. as stuart pointed out, federal law enforcement is looking to charge 10 people in connection with a probe of college basketball kickbackses. there is not what is going on in the nfl but it could be as controversial. connell mcshane to spell out what is going on here? reporter: this is big one, for college sports and a big business story as well. you hear wheeling and dealing under the table all the time in this area but we're hearing about formal federal charges this news conference will spell it out in detail. what we're learning ahead of it, there are details we can go into the charges. big-time college programs for one. i show you the names. first of names of college basketball fans may recognize, chuck pierson, playe

neil: a big one. trish: thanks, neil.whose banks do business with north korea. we expect to hear a whole lot more about these actions from treasury secretary steve mnuchin in just a short time from now. that is coming up. all of this as we look that is soft lightly. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone to the intelligence report. the president meeting with leaders of south korea and japan

back to you, neil. >> neil: incredible. brock long, the fema director, fema headquarters.ou said it would be a long ordeal and the worse would the come after the fact. this is proving it. what is the latest you can tell us? >> well, i just got off the phone with the governor a little bit ago and we're continuing to meet his goals of search and rescue, pushing forward. a large amount of commodities in the forms of meals, water. we also have multiple emergency generators, different capabilities being placed in different areas to bring up critical instructor -- infrastructure such as hospital. we're in lifesaving, rescue mode, then we'll push into the life su statement mode in the next 72 hours. >> neil: complicating things in puerto rico, you touched on it with the generators and all of that, the fact the power could be out for some time. when i hear the government talking about months, is that true? >> it's hard to estimate. we're still trying to obtain situational awareness as to the level of damage. it's been tough to do because of communications capabilities beak knocked

it has to be measured. >> neil: thank you, my friend. >> thank you, big brother neil. >> neil: just asexico confirming 42 are dead in that central mexican state following this earthquake. again, we've clearly seen a enough of buildings like this one toppling. a lot of people trapped in the rubble and for mexico city on this the anniversary of one of its worst earthquakes in 1985. hopefully the numbers does get like that horrific fall event. right now it is not looking good. at least 42 now dead in another major earthquake to hit in an around mexico city. 42 are dead. [woman 1] huh. can't find my debit card. [woman 2] oh no... [woman 1] oh, it's fine. [woman 2] yeah, totally. it's fine. but like...is it fine though? because, i would maybe be worried...really, really, really worried. uh...do you want me to go back and look for it? i will. i mean a lot of bad things could happen. you need to call the bank. i don't know how else to tell you, you need to shut that card off-- [woman 1] it's off. [woman 2] what? [woman 1] i can turn it on and off in my wells fargo app. [woman 2] huh! i feel b

neil: and put in a moat. and the first thing you need is everyone be safe and survive this and we could peck up the financial pieces afterwards, but this, it sounds to me like there will be a lot of financial pieces. this will be a very expensive storm and for a lot of home owners there could be a case of sticker shock getting there, their homes back up to snuff here. is florida ready for that? are these residents ready for that? >> i think they've already-- with katrina or houston-- i don't want to characterize 4, it's not houston or katrina. there are people who own houses outright that are worth million dollars, they're self-insured. you don't have to have flood insurance if you don't have a mortgage. you don't have to evacuate, a lot of people own a lot of property and don't insure it and it's too cheap and that's why the flood insurance. neil: does it cover what they thought it would. >> and so i expect, as i said, most people have insurance and have loans on their houses, i expect higher than 50% covera

. >> neil: thanks, kitty. i appreciate it. in new york where officials are beefing up security as is typically the case after the word of an attack. connell mcshane is in times square. what are they doing? >> neil, it's almost routine. we see an attack like kitty describes overseas and the security gets stepped up here back at home. it was in the middle of the morning rush in london. as we went through the morning rush in new york, we started to see the usual measures. more counter terrorism officers and more k-9s and more heavy weapons teams. they came to places like times square that could be a terrorist target and places where tourists gather. speaking of tourists, many are from europe. they know about what we're dealing with. i spoke a few minutes ago with this woman that you'll hear from ireland. she has two sons working in london. first thing she did, checked on hem. they were okay. then she started to worry about herself before realizing basically this is the world we live in. listen. >> it won't matter