>> neil patrick: no. >> that's so weird. neil. yeah, no.u're not engaged? >> no, no. no, i have a boyfriend. he got all the cousins, are you okay? do you need to come over? i think they thought i'd run off with tom cruise. >> neil patrick: what's it like working on a big movie like that? is it super fun? >> yeah, it's amazing. it's different. tom is so nice. knows everyone's name. i forget everyone's. really bad. but he's -- yeah he's lovely. >> neil patrick: how is "the crown"? it's a magnificent show and you're wonderful on it. [ cheers and applause ] are you filming that at the same time? are you still in the movie and the series? >> no, we're finished. they've recast all the actors now. i love margaret so much, it's too much. but i did really want to carry on. i said, i will smoke a thousand cigarettes, i will age overnight, what do you need me to do? yeah, we hand it over to other people now. >> neil patrick: do you have a lot of people that come and talk to you about the royal family now? >> i mean -- people ask. they come up, how do

neil. neil: it is yours. lucky you. neil: how can that billionaire dude not know whether he filed an estate tax? >> good question. neil: i don't know. stuart: put him on your show. neil: it was a great exchange, if you're that savvy you know when you file estate tax and you know you haven't. that was really, really good. thanks, my friend. markets are up, stuart indicated a lot has to do with some allowances made to the florida senator marco rubio. now whether it fully goes as far as he wants the effort might be enough to close the deal. that's why we're well into record territory again at 24,659 and change. fox business's connell mcshane. glen hall. independent women forum had hadly heed manning. what time frame we're looking at. >> looking like it is going in his direction. so much hundred unusual that whether it would get done -- minutia. they want this thing finalized by today. you start debates next week. midweek the plan still is to have the president signing into law which is interesting because once you get to t

neil, it's yours. mao neil all right, thank you very much, stuart. we're following up on that and the president signing those tax cuts into law. that means they can pop up sooner rather than later. the irs will be busy trying to make sure that is a february development. how that will impact you and how quickly you will see it. there are arguments to this as to whether your boss has to reissue w4 forms, a little bit of a split verdict on that. if you like the exemptions you have now, you can keep them and go with the record you already have the with federal government, but a lot of bosses will remind employees what they can and should do. all of that is detailed grunt work for now. for now, the big tax cuts are done, and it's just a matter of theç implementation. >> reporter: they absolutely nailed it with this second time frame of legislation on taxes to the president's desk by christmas. there had been a couple different scenarios though over the last week as to when the president would actually sign the bill, and one of those options was that he m

i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world," and whole different world with a whole new tax bill that is the law of the land and you'll be seeing it soon enough in february in your paychecks. sooner than that when it comes to what wall street is cooking up to splurge on both its shareholders and workers. more of that in a second. a lot of people are taking to the skies and they'll be busy. in fact, record busy. not only trying to get off to grandmas, but trying to beat what could be a bad snowstorm. we're all over it with hillary vaughn in los angeles where the travel rush is on. we have rick reichmuth on a winter blast that could be following suit and jeff flock going shopping with the sending rush on at any store anywhere across the u.s.a. now to lax and hillary vaughn. how is it looking there? >> hey, neil. it's calm despite it being what is expected to be the busiest travel day of the year. 107 million people triple a says will travel this holiday weekend. more people are hitting the roads and f

neil: i don't see it happening. >> neil. neil: yeah, go ahead.eal quick. >> neil, in the budget resolution, they predict they're going to balance the budget in 2027. that's ten years from now. donald trump won't be president. many of these guys won't be in congress. we have absolutely no guarantee the republicans control the house, the senate, and the white house during that period. but also, you know, you talk about 3% growth. i believe we've had two quarters of 3% growth. maybe we'll have 3% growth next year. we haven't had it since 2005. but we've also been in a growth cycle, even if it's anemic since 2009 and at some point there will be a recession. what united states can look forward to on the track we're going, it's eventually going to have increasing debt, increasing interest rates on that debt, and a recession with the shrinking economy. and then we're going to have to have a federal government that figures out what to do when we're in that crisis. on the press now. neil: ahappy holidays. holly cow. promises made could be promises broken.

neil. neil: thank you, blake burman. a.b. stoddard is focusing on development that is interesting as gel out. you remember jill stein? she has been sort of moved into this. they want documentation and records from her to find out what she knew and when she knew it. who she was talking to. keep in mind a lot of trump surrogates were in russia around the same time she was. it is unfortunately over my head but fortunately not over ab stoddard's head. what are we looking at here? >> jill stein was at this event held by rt in russia that lieutenant-general michael flynn was at where michael minute was pictured next to russian president vladmir putin and jill stein has a lot of friendly connections to the russians and rt russian television. they're looking at whether or not she was the recipient of some kind of either, you know, unwitting collusion benefited in her campaign support and ultimate vote total from perhaps social media messages that the russians might pushed to help her, or support her, and whether or not, again, a lot

. >> neil: and perfecto means very soon to the president. i'm neil cavuto. and you're watching the president of the united states making it clear in no subtle terms, i expect this on my desk and soon and things look good and they do. there is a separate issue here that is staring us like a big old bump in the road. that is a budget that they have to cobble together and soon. meantime, the prospects for tax cuts despite a lin hemming and hawing are still looking good. but so many details to iron out and fast and peter doocy has more. >> we just got word from mitch mcconnell that he wants there to be a two-week long budget to keep the government open. as of right now, they have enough cash to keep the lights on until friday. there's a fight and how long it should be extended. leadership wants to go till the 22nd. three days before christmas. pass a longer term budget so people can head home for a few weeks and celebrate the holidays. conservatives want people to come back after christmas with a budget that would go till the end of the year. >> usually we load

let's have the national debate, neil. >> neil: okay. obviously a lot of people say that a lot of things changed in getting this tax cut done. the least of which is you returning after your close brush with death and that assassination attempt. the fact of the matter is that it did galvanize a lot of the troops. in fact, the president has become fond of you. i noticed that yesterday at the big event on the south lawn of the white house. i want to go back to a comment and what you thought of it. this is from yesterday. >> steve scalise, he's braver than all of us. where is he? [applause] oh, boy. i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us, but it's a hell of a way to lose weight, steve. not a good way. we love you, steve. great job. great job. >> neil: it was a hell of a way to lose weight. how are you feeling now? >> i'm feeling great, neil. the president came to see me in my darkest days. the president and melania trump came and really consoled my wife. i was unconscious just fighting for my life. my wife was dealing with tough

neil: neil.w you're not. >> i assume there will be a ethics investigation, at same time gloria all read promising the yearbook, we haven't seen two weeks now i start to have questions. more importantly, neil, a poll just from yesterday showed that actually 83% of likely republican voters either think these charges are definitely false or likely false. so, really again this comes down to what people of alabama think. almost 85% of the republican voters in alabama aren't buying these allegations. neil: we shall see. eliza, comes at a time when congress is trying to deal with some different scandals. john conyers andç when if at a, he steps down, there are many who have been arguing that he should even within his own party, nancy pelosi, emanuel clear was on with me this weekend. this idea that they want to get a handle on it, both side do, but they don't know how. it is mutually destructive history where payouts have gone out and no one seems to know who was paid out, who wrote the check, or who i

neil: al franken. something tells me is not leaving. >> even if al franken does go away, democrat who is governor of minnesota, already planning to name a successor who is democrat. it is political expediency what is happening here. neil: guys, thank you both, very, very much. >> thank you. neil: dow well into record territory. 24,527. growing optimism a tax deal will be had, sooner rather than later. not some guaranties of that a couple of senators are concerned about how it is stacking up. remember, there is not much wiggle room. that is with a 52-48 senate as it stand now. it could be very different after tonight, after this. [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can he

neil? neil: thank you very much.hat we have the proverbial two-minute warning in the spray of that room meeting with some of these senators. six at last count. the news of late, confirming something the president vowed he would do, he is moving, wants to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. the israelis talked about making that their official capital as well. and the problem is that is not going down well in the muslim world, particularly the arab community, even with jordan's king who the president telephoned a short time ago. john bolton here with us, of course our former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. what do you make of this? >> look this, is something the united states has wanted to do for a long time, congress over 20 years ago voted overwhelmingly make this move. every president since then waived it. from perspective american diplomacy it only makes your embassy in the capital city of the country we're accredited to. we don't know what the president is going to say. speech expected tomorrow. some are speculating t

neil it is yours. neil: what did peter lynch say, if you can't explain it, don't buy it. that is a mouthful. thanks, buddy, very, very much. we're following up on what could have been a very different start to the day but because of the terrorist attacker screwed up right now, it doesn't look as nearly as bad as it could have been. still there is so much we don't know about the attacker. just had he not botched this, again it is too early to say the degree which he botched, could have been a much more massive damaging attack, we'll never know for sure. what we know, they're counting their blessings in new york city right now. connell mcshane with the very latest. hey, connell. reporter: neil, this attacker, suspected terrorist, akayed ullah, originally from bangladesh we're learning more about him during the day. we're not sure about the motive or if he meant to do exactly what he did. we have picture taken moments after the what the authorities describe a low-level explosive device detonated during tunnel beneath new york city where commuters walk from line from the very

neil now. president trump: if congress sends me a bill before christmas , the irs, this is just out, this is breaking news, has just confirmed that americans will see lower taxes and bigger paychecks beginning in february. just two short months from now. >> [applause] neil: say it again mr. president say it again. christmas miracle is turning into a new year bonus that could happen, hi everyone i'm neil cavuto. the president very confident the tax reform bill will land on his desk by christmas and that will give americans bigger paychecks maybe as soon as february, so can it really happen that fast to charles payne, charlie gasparino, so long with ben stein and adam adam lashinsky. kennedy is off this week once she heard gasparino is here this week. not true not true at all. >> she didn't want to come back. neil: so lauren what do you think of that he's saying the irs has to do these timetables and everything else but yes it's doable february the net changes can already be in there. >> and the

neil: all right. lee, he is talking in the latter part in this case, roy moore, a alabama senate candidate, charges that date back decades on younger women, girls at the time. what do you think? >> listen, i'm not surprised that he brought it up. i think all minds are thinking about this very thing. as we were expecting al franken to resign today, the question what does this mean for the president? what does it mean for the alabama race? i think contrast is really clear. franken did the right thing and step down. moore should do the same thing. the president should talk about as separate issue. neil: but moore isn't likely to do that? >> moore is not going to do that. neil: say he is elected. he leads in some polls. he is elected. what would you advise? >> that is one of the worst things that could happen to the republican party. now that franken has resigned and if moore wins this will make the republican party lose any moral high ground they have had. the whole notion that they have stood for republ

neil? >> neil: thanks, adam housley in california.peaking, the house has indeed as expected voted to move the temporary funding bill to avoid a government shut down and keep the government going until december 22. the senate must do so by tomorrow night to avoid the shut down. people will use this as an opportunity to add things on and increase a budget, increased deficits. that's the big bug a goo. what do you make of this? >> there's more about the representatives that didn't vote the party line this time around. >> neil: right before christmas, things will be any easier to cobble together again. >> exactly. the same fights now will happen the next two weeks. doesn't do much of anything except buy them time and avert a shut down. the last time the government shut down several years ago, republicans took the blame and took the blame hard and paid the price in the mid-term elections. is gop is very hesitant to allow a government shut down. now, as for the more conservative wing of the party, what happens in a government shut down is t

"your world " with neil cavuto. i am shepard smith in new york could have a good afternoon. >> neil: all right, the rush hour is on. beefing up security at airports and bridges and tunnels in mass transit systems in the wake of today's terror attack in the new york city subway system. it is not just the conservative big apple, but pretty much across the country. any major transit hub whether at a big locale or not, they are learning a lot more about the suspected bomber. they darn near pulled it off. >> the suspect reported that they were inspired by the isis call to commit terror attacks during the christmas holiday. they were walking in the subway car when they saw a holiday poster and that set them off. to explode his device. the suspect is it former delivery cab driver from brooklyn, came to this country from bangladesh. his name is akayed ullah. he arrived in the united states seven years ago on a so-called chain immigration visa, a visa that president trump wants to end because it allows family members to ente

we'll be watching it very carefully from here, neil. >> neil: thanks, kevin. a tennessee republican, diane black, chairing the budget committee. congressman, what did you make of this? >> look, i'm going to tell you, we have to get this done. the american people are not going to accept the fact that we don't get our job done after we have talked about this for years. i've been here seven years. we've been working on this for seven years. we need to get this over the line. it's going to be a great christmas present for all the american people. especially for those in the middle income. they'll see that at the first of next year. i think in february is what the irs says, that they can put these in place. they'll see the money in their pocket. everyone will be very happy that we did our work on capitol hill. >> neil: what is bothering senator rubio and you know the drama behind the scenes better than i, this looked good leaving the senate. his child tax credit plan that would have been moved up from $1,000 to $2,000. it was already at $1,600 in the house before i

neil, it's yours. neil: all right, stuart, thank you very much. we will continue update the story the one in the morning concerning the amtrak derailment. more than 30 miles south of seattle, washington, d.c., along the i-5 corridor, that's near i-5, one of the busier freeways in that area, about 60,000 commuters that was use. we do have fatalities on the high-speed accident and one car dangling over the bridge. a number of fatalities on the train itself. we will keep you posted. this happened more than an hour ago, 8:00 a.m. local time and we don't know the speed the train was going at but we do know that it can go in excess of 120-miles an hour. whether it happen at the top speed or nothing, everything in the region grant to a halt. we will keep you posted. keeping you posted on a dow that continues raising ahead. clearly looking at 17th record of the year. last time we saw that was back in 1995 and the last time we saw something like this where we had 5,000 points gain in the dow, well, we have never seen anything like that. a lot of this prope

neil? >> neil: yeah, had nothing to do with the election or consequences of that especially given given the timing. it could be over isis or a variety of things, right? >> yes. but now flynn is cooperating with bob mueller, with the investigation with his guilty plea. it's one count of lying to the fbi, two different phone calls december 29. both conversations that he's had with kislyak. now he's cooperating with the special counsel and what flynn could prove on down the line certainly has grave consequences, at least potentially for those within the president's orbit. >> neil: thank you. great reporting on this. blake burman. all right. here's what got eyebrows raised in the financial community. remember, general flynn could have faced charges if found guilty on all of the above could have landed him in jail for the better part of 60 years, right? this one charge of lying to the fbi may be a few months. so obviously a deal was struck and some people were interpreting that he's about to tur

neil?know, that brings it closer to reconciling what had been some sharp differences with the house. those allowances might have improved the odds of reconciling with the house, right? >> reporter: very much is because, remember, the property tax deduction was a house issue. neil: right, right. >> >> reporter: and, in fact, you have got the peter kings and the tom reeds who wanted that in there. will the house go along with the amt being kept alive, i would -- most likely. but until you're in conference committee, you don't know. neil: you don't know. adam, thank you very much. close, not quite a cigar yet, but it's that way. to dagen, connell, and deirdre. what do you think? >> i think they end up keeping the alternative minimum tax in there, that that's not going to placate the republican lawmakers in very high-tax states. you get rid of the state and local tax deduction and also keep amt? you are really sticking it to higher income and families in those blue states, in new york, connecti

>> neil: thank you very much. you don't need sort of a cyber currency to figure out what is going on here today. marco rubio and senator corker are both looking like yes votes right now. president trump says that he wants to sign it before christmas, it is looking all the more likely right outcome into the markets, yeah, you know the drill. welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto. this is "your world." and what in the world is going on with the taxable to that look to be a little dicey. that was some two hours ago. peter doocy on capitol hill come on what we are learning right now. speak out republicans did move two of their own into the s column for this tax bill that's they do want to try to move next week. the latest is a senator bob corker. his big issue had been the potential impact on the deficit that this bill would have, but he has got a long statement outcome where he explains that even though this bill is not perfect, after great thought and consideration, i believe that this once in a generation opportunit

neil: yeah.o fix it. and i'm sure they can find it, sir. neil: yeah, they're right. robert, another thing we're just learning and gary cohn had talked to my buddy, stuart varney, about the possibility of lowering the top rate from the 38.5% that the senate has, i think it's 39.6, the high rate that already is for wealthy guys like you, but maybe bringing it down to 35. how do you feel about that? >> oh, i think it'd be wonderful for all of us. but my concern right now is my employees. job creation in this country, reliable low cost electricity for all americans. neil: but, robert, how do you come to -- >> that is my primary concern. neil: how do you come to that figure, i think you use 65,000 whose jobs could be in jeopardy as a result of just the amt? how do you come to that? >> i have 6,500 employees right now, sir -- neil: okay, i misspoke. >> i had 8,400 before the obama administration and the democrats eliminated them. i'm back to 6,500. university studies show that in their communities ther

neil? neil: thank you, my friend, florida republican congressman matt gaetz says something need to be done now. he connect ad lot the dots that don't look favorable to him. >> i was at one point lone voice in the wilderness calling for bob mueller to be fired based on conflicts interest evidence to me months ago. there are more republicans seeing this evidence of bias. more important that we're not just see somebody express opinion about president trump or secretary clinton, these are actual plans with text messages and meetings with people at fbi to undermine the sitting president of the united states before and after he was elected. we need an fbi that is independent, that people can trust. we do not have a process now that is going to yield a result instills any confidence in the american people because bob mueller has recruited a team of people who are like the governing board of the never trump movement. i think we deserve better. neil: you don't accept at face value when he got rid of

>> neil: indeed. thank god for a young staff. >> it's perfect. >> listen, i tend to agree with ben on this. listen here is the problem. if you look at the tax bill-- >> neil: you're both protecting your sources that's what you're doing. >> who are they, congress? >> neil: yeah, and of course. >> you caught me i love politicians i have sources and i have targets. >> neil: indeed. but in any event i would say that the problem with this tax bill is not the amount of time they did or did not put into it. i mean the problem with this tax bill and what we have is a very big corporate tax cut, paid for with some convoluted individual nonsense that very small tax cuts to individuals and big tax increases that's paid for whether you're right there, ben? >> ben: i'm going into a trans i can't believe what i'm hearing. i can't believe what i'm hearing i'm hearing this is so sensible, it is absolutely brilliant and i think it should be a show in and of itself and there should be a show convoluted nonsense is exac

neil: is it working? >> well we don't know because there's no test case where we don't do it and we find out what happened. neil: but charles said real quickly you know what happened the next day the u.n. security council voted 15-0 including china for tighter sanctions against north korea now that's a day after this vote. i just found that interesting. charles: i find it interesting and i think nikki haley has done an amazing job. i agree with everything charlie said. every now and then but i think it's the christmas spirit. >> [laughter] charles: bottom line though is adam it's our money and our policies and i think we are tired of the united nations diss ing america. it's really pitiful. >> the greatest country on earth charles i'll consider that the greatest country on earth the leader of the free world we can take it. we can take the criticism. ben: why should we take it. but why should we take it adam? charles: so true. ben: why should we take these people and give them money? >> it's so ridiculous.

very good seeing you, neil. >> you too, neil.tmas. >> neil: the read from the house republican conference chair, very instrumental play on this. kathleen morris rogers is next. [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. >> i am excited to announce that if congress sends me a bill before christmas, the irs. this is just outcome of this is breaking news. i just confirmed americans will see lower taxes and bigger paychecks beginning in february. just two short months from now. speak to that would be moving pretty fast. if they get this approved, that the irs could redo the table, get checks out and get this whole process so your boss and your companies could see a benefit. is it do

neil. neil: are you hearing that whatever votes you might have gained get it to that point, you risk losing to the house or senate? reporter: no, the compromise on "salt" was not only to help some of the republicans, senators, they're not too worried about that, the "salt" deduct -- deductions but what they were worried about keeping the corporate rate as low as possible. house was talking about going to 22% to pay for all this. at 21% they got the compromise. neil: thank you very much, my friend. they have broad agreement. but that doesn't mean they can and won't likely go back to twist some arms to get key issues changed. for example, whatever they done the top rate, will that tick off some who feel that is something they don't want to do? susan collins of maine for example, is one republican, said that would be bad idea. talk to scott martin and charlie gasparino and tempf. what do you think? >> corker is no for sure. susan collins, if they take away health care concessions it will be a

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neil? >> neil: all right. we shall see. thanks very much, hillary vaughn. fair and balanced now to the jones camp. what have you have for us, jeff? >> yeah, checking the turnout here, which appears to be high. it's expected to be 25% for a special election like this. we've seen steady turn-out where we are. doug jones starting the day by voting at his home precinct in the suburb not far from here outside birmingham. and then continue of glad-handing all day long at other polling places. he's not given up on the last day either. in fact, he thinks momentum is really building. who would have guessed it, neil, that we in this state, the reddest of reds, we would be having this election where the democrat is talking about building momentum and has a very real chance to win. here's what he said today. >> the things that have been said to us in this campaign are extraordinary. the number of thank yous the number of god bless yous, we're praying for you. this is an important time in alabama history. we feel confident in how this is going to turn out. >> it's fair

neil, back to you. neil: thank you very much.me, ups delivery delays due to a surge in online orders that this has a lot of folks wondering whether they will get there just in time. deirdre bolton outside the ups store with more. >> i certainly am here on fifth avenue as you said this ups store right behind me here. you saturday. ups didn't seem ready for all of our collective change in the way that we shot. as you look at cybermonday alone, 17% higher to record spend this year. $616 billion if you compare to cybermonday last year. ups they would have some glitches. not all packages may make it in time under people's christmas trees. they are doing a lot to fix the problem, but in the meantime not everyone is too worried. here's somebody we caught up with earlier. >> i just received about all packages from ups. they are coming. don't worry. you'll get your packages. >> so there you go. an unflappable new yorkers and don't worry about it. the statistics as of this moment are telling a different story. if you look at ship matrix, b

neil. neil: ellison, thank you very much, meanwhile private companies, accusations come out and so the executive or anchor being charged. nbc, biggest example this week with oust of matt laer. difference between what happens in corporate america and what happens with our, well, representatives of america, it is odd, is it not? >> people are frustrated. the moment an allegation comes out, the person loses their job, it can just take just a matter of hours whereas politicians they all seem to be holding on but it's also true that there is a reason why that happens and there is an efficiency in the private sector that isn't in -- in congress or in the senate and that's actually okay. these people aren't, they don't report to nancy pelosi or paul ryan, per se. it's up to constituents to decide whether or not problems exceed tolerance and whether they want to decide to get rid of these people and they are able to apply the pressure. that's a good thing about our system even if it frustrates peop

hi, peter. >> hi, neil. four days before the government runs out of money and has to shut down, if they are not fully funded for at least another couple days or weeks. the democratic leaders that blew off the meeting with president trump last week are saying they will head to the white house thursday for a budget summit. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer are saying this. we're glad the white house has asked for a second meeting. we hope the president will go into this meeting with an open mind rather than deciding an agreement can't be reached beforehand. some republicans here are already calling out the democratic leaders for being too cavalier with issues that could shut down the government. >> last week they showed how political this process is. it's a manufactured crisis. the question about what we're going to do with the daca, it doesn't have to be solved until march. and it's a manufactured crisis to try to tie it to spending here at the end of the year. >> the next big order of business, today a house vote

. >> that is a tavern song >> neil. neil: it is yours. neil: after this tax cut goes through you wouldn't be able to afford figg pudding. >> you're right. neil: you're a good pa patriotic american. i don't know. maybe we issue a swap thing. i go to britain. you say here. >> never do that. neil: they are set to vote on the tax reform. president meeting with cabinet right now. we're expecting a spray from that room momentarily. a big white house event around 3:00 p.m. eastern time the president hopes to have the house vote out of the way. this is perfunctory. the vote is there. he will even talk to the press about that that is a moment to live for. we have chad pergram with the latest on capitol hill. >> how are you? neil: very good. >> the house has started final debate on the tweaked version of the senate bill. they had to pull things out to match budgetary rules in the senate before we passed it in the wee hours of the morning. the house had to be in alignment. when they made the changes the house bill and senate bill did not sync up. we

this is a tax cut for the middle class, neil. >> neil: all right.why i see -- >> for me, but not for you and charms. >> that's why i'm here in the dungeon doing the hit. >> neil: that's right. guys, i want to thank you both. very nice of you. a lot of people are saying the one thing we're sure of the republicans got rid of where a lot of these little loop holes tucked in there for things like electric cars, what if i told you not at all? they're charged. are you? >> neil: you know, this is one that surprised me. a lot of republicans are not big on the tax credits. but they kept one that really is something. $7,500 tax credit for electric cars. people say whoa, this is one thing you were against. i understand how they come to fruition. deidra bolton, i was surprised. how about you? >> yeah, it was surprising. at one point, there was a discussion that okay, well, maybe these incentives would be taken away. your point left in. let's just say car makers are very happy. g.m.'s ceo mary barra is saying this really changes things in a positive light, she s

i'm neil cavuto and it's a "your world."hat in the world to make of a process that is now going in rapid-fire passion. tomorrow at this time, we are told, it is distinctly possible, the house and the senate will have voted on a tax cut package. they each helped to bring to the president of the united states for his john hancock signature, but everyone to call it. before christmas. chad pergram on what happens now. chad? >> the house of representatives are going to consider this bill midday tomorrow. they shouldn't have a problem passing it. and then it goes over to the senate, where they will start the debate late tomorrow afternoon. they are ten hours total of debate. we do not expect them to use it all appeared five hours for the democrats, five are for the republicans. we expect the republicans it to yield that, and a possibility the senate could pass the bill late tomorrow night if not, it would be on wednesday. they just got a boost here in the past half hour. mike lee, republican senator from utah indicated he will sup

neil: okay. had your druthers, that's who you would vote for. i apologize. >> it would be an uneasy choice, but again, you are always voting between the lesser of two evils and to sit out a vote or to write in somebody else's name is to allow the greater of two evils to come into office. neil: is it your sense that the religious vote is sharply divided, if not kind of traumatized on this issue because no matter how they go, they're going to be wrestling with it, and if any of these allegations prove true, and it's too early to know for sure outside of saying if roy moore is the united states of senator certain going to be investigations, that it is going to get nasty. >> i think it is. i think there's a real unease among evangelicals about this. i mean, after all, neil, it was jesus who said it would be better to have a stone tied around your neck and cast into the sea than to harm a child. that's the issue. but again, when you say like doug jones does that if a mother doesn't like the sex of her

neil? >> neil: peter, thanks very much.ot of people are looking at this that this might be a set-up for republicans as well to do something about roy moore. heather higgins joins us, the independent women's forum. julie ann, we begin with you. maybe if we push al out, we can take advantage of the republicans consternation about how to deal with roy moore. if he wins, they have to do something. if he doesn't, and we hope that either way, it comes out to our advantage that we're proactive, republicans or not. what do you think of that? >> this is certainly a bipartisan issue. that's what we're seeing lately. one of the more shocking developments, when there's accusations like this level, people have had the dignity to step aside, to step down and resign rather than dragging their party into the drama. >> neil: they don't always. sometimes they can take a lot of time doing this, right? >> yeah. absolutely. i think the condemnation against franken is well-merited. it's good to see a party rally like this. the republicans should

neil: all right.hat is a sort of a turn in opinion among some, not all, that roy moore, who is in the battle of his life to keep that senate seat in alabama republican, he's even in some polls ahead right now, but already, mitch mcconnell made it clear that he would be persona nongrata if he were elected, not a view shared by ted cruz and others who said if he is who alabama wants, he should be dually a state senator. we're getting ahead of ourselves. and we have jessica, to you on that notion that respect the will of the people, if that's what alabama voters want or who they want, seat him. >> it's complicated, and i do really sympathize with people on both sides here. the new washington post poll that came out this morning that has jones up, and others-- >> his opponents. >> the democrat to stay out of it, exactly what ted cruz said, we have elections for a reason, we're aware of allegations against him, if he wins, seat him and the tax cuts and other parts of the agenda that they support, they're t

"your world" with neil cavuto starts now. >> neil: all right. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. we're awaiting a press conference in montgomery, alabama. this will be some of roy moore's campaign staff, maybe lawyers, responding to the latest development of an accuser admitting she wrote part of a year book inscription that was originally attributed to him. we don't know how long this will go on or how they will address it. when they come to that microphone, we'll be going there. meantime, big goings on at the corner of wall and broad. a big surge, unexpected, in jobs. ashley webster on how the two came together. fast and easy today. sir? >> not bad for a friday, is it, neil? you mentioned the dow up. another record close for the dow. 24,330. that is by the way the 82nd record close for the dow since the election back in 2016. the s&p breaking a record today closing at 2,651. the 66th record close ho hum is becoming, you know, often seen these days on the markets. for the markets this week, only the nasdaq down slightly lower. tech stocks sold off earlier in the week. they came

neil: commander, thank you very much, appreciate it. >> thank you, neil.l: all right, kirk, we have more in the next hour probably hearing from the president of the united states, we are also going to the hearing from the house ways means chair kevin brady and what he makes of senate plan and his own and ted cruz on one republican senator voting against this, emmanuel cleaver and pam bondi on the whole general flynn oh-oh. whole general flynn oh-oh. more let's meet at a sleep number store. ... >> all right. welcome back. you're watching live on the left of your screen. this event at cipriani's in midtown manhattan. outside of cipriani's to the outside of your screen where there are a number of protests. and this is routine from both parties. this generated protests, the tax cut the latest catalyst that folks don't feel they're treated fairly and they feel it's their right and it's the president's right to argue. and he's going to raise a good deal of money and a couple more planned for later today and all of this, of course, on the heels of the president g