neil? >> neil: do we know whether republicans are opening to releasing the democratic memo to that memo? >> depends who you ask. there's some that have come forward and say hey, look, if you're going to release this republican memo put forth by the house intelligence committee, which is run by -- headed by republicans, put forward democratic memo, which democrats earlier this week said they want to put this forward. it's a depend on who you ask kind of scenario. if you put one forward, put the other one and democrats would have a different take on the whole thing. >> neil: that is the way that politics thing goes. thanks, blake. certainly democrats are mighty upset about this and the release of this memo. it's coming. but again, everything has its moment. remember when they weren't too happy about the fbi themselves? let's go back in time. >> when the director of the fbi, mr. comey, released that letter two fridays ago, he became the leading republican political opportunist in the country.

neil.ave to make an important point just three seconds and -- neil: we'll give you five. >> all right i'm take my time then, ask away. neil: so the anxiety seems to be that washington is damned if it does and damned if it doesn't. the other economic news i mentioned that they cobbled together a two year budget deal the conservatives hate, liberals don't flip over and the markets fear will add to our deficit and our debt, so pass it, hell to pay, don't pass it hell to pay. either way, bad. what do you think? >> i think it's a very good point. the markets don't like dysfunction, on the other hand, this budget deal if it actually happened will add half a trillion dollars to the debt. why? the republicans are supposed to be in charge. republicans are supposed to cut spending. neil: the alternative they say would be another six-week continuing resolution to cobble together. >> you know, here is what happens. politicians want to be remembered, so you've got the ed koch bridge here, you've got loo

neil? neil: all right ellison thank you so what happens now with all of this, let's say former fbi assistant director james kallstrom stromb joins us on the phone and there are a lot of people looking at this couldn't the president have redacted a name or two or something to at least get it out there because it does heighten the suspicion that he's playing favorites with these memos. how do you answer that? >> well, i guess to the uninformed it does, neil but i'm sure that the memo is loaded with a bunch of poison pills, you know, it's obvious as the fact that the sun comes up every day that that -- neil: it was deliberate on democrats part to booby trap and put the president in this position? yeah, i think without question that's the case, neil and the president is better off just sending it back and saying you guys know, you know, schiff you know about this business and you know what methods and techniques and you know enough not to put that in there and it's very very obvious, but you kn

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>> neil. neil: like you could be on for. neil: i'm not 80 years old. >> 75, right.eil: there we go. there you go. were you surprised, reading boston press in preparation for you, my friend, a lot of them are kind of complaining about the two eagles touchdowns that were allowed. >> right. neil: how do you feel about that? in other words, it seemed like a lot of patriots fans we would have won without that? >> well, here's the deal, neil, with that i was just talking to producers off-camara here. if you remember in pittsburgh, came down to two seconds, and we got the call about that controversial touchdown, to get the number one seed. well, now, if you live by the sword, you got to die by the sword. so yes, there were two controversial touchdowns. i mean the referees ruled them touchdowns, so, you know, you got to score 42 points if your opponent scores 41. i just don't know. but, as i said, i'm still, in love with tom brady. not as much as you, but i'm still in love with him. neil: all right. there will be another year next year, right? >> not, listen, we will be, yo

neil? neil: blake, thank you very, very much. we hinted at already, the president's daughter, ivanka trump will be in south korea for the closing olympic ceremonies. she will no doubt meet or bump into kim jong-un's sister who has been there throughout the games and getting great deal of press in south america. how does all of this go down and timing of all of this go down? our former united nations ambassador, fox news contributor john bolton. john, what do you think? >> i'm in favor of any new sanctions we impose on north korea. the real issue whether there is time for them to have an effect. cia director mike pompeo said a few weeks ago north korea was within a handful of months, his phrase, handful of months being able to drop a thermonuclear weapon on any target they wanted to in the continental united states. you name specific ships that you're sanctioning. unfortunately those are not the only ships in the world. so how long it takes for this really to kick in and have an impact on what is a prison camp economy already is r

neil? neil: thank you very much, blake burman at the white house. there is a back and forth talking about economic matters both parties addressing about the tax cuts and majority of americans now in fact, double what was the indicates before these came out the chute not like them, have favorable view of then. democrats are in a bit of a conundrum how to react to all of that. congressman tim ryan, remember he was the ohio democrat challenging nancy pelosi for leadership of the democrats in the house, he recognizes that. take a look. she runs unchallenged will you let that happen? >> well, you can have me on if that is the case at some point but i don't know if that would be the case. i don't know how these elections are going to turn out. i know between now and then, between now and november, democrats have to jump on this economic message. neil: let's see how that sorts out with the dow up 100 points. deroy murdoch and kat timpf and shelly holiday. shelby, are democrats in a bit of a box because not one of them voted for it is getting favorably view

"your world" with neil cavuto is now. >> neil: all right. you're looking at air force one. west palm beach, florida. the president ready to take off after a raucous weekend that again with him visiting the victims of the school shooting. and then you know what happened after that. the tweet storm and the back and forth with the fbi and what they should have done and the russian investigation. all of these as anti-gun protesters are lining up outside the white house for a sit-in or lay-in or whatever you want to call it. angry at a president and republican party that they say fights them tooth and nail reigning in the guns out there. the shooting suspect was back in court today. you'll never believe why and what came of that. meantime, to kevin corke in west palm beach florida. hey, kevin. >> neil, you have these weekends and sometimes they're sleepy. this was anything but that. we could talk about the shooting and the fact the president was down here comforting the families. we could talk about the russia investigation. let's start this because we have so much. i apologize.

. >> neil: welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. we are learning more and more about nic nikolas cruz. this is the third warning that authorities had that he he had d troubles, deep troubles. the latest is a snapchat from last year in which he was showing cut arms and saying he wanted to buy a gun. this comes at the same time we're learning that the fbi might have dropped the ball on a call that was made in january of this year and that was a detailed warning, talking about his proclivity to harm animals, a concern that he was a danger to himself and the area and even nearby schools. and of course, all of this at the same time a lot of authorities are going back to another announcement from cruz on youtube saying he wanted to grow up to be a school shooter. add it all up, and authorities now are countering allegations that they dropped the ball to stop this from happening. we're going to be talking to the attorney general from the state of florida, the fbi revelations are enough to have the florida governor saying the fbi director h

neil. neil: blake burman, thank you very, very much.ntelligence is here. kevin the president is quick to point out, indeed ross rosenstein was when it was announced last week, that it didn't alter the outcome of the election but they didn't go so far the collusion issue was fully resolved. chris christie had interpreted this, as no collusion to this point. regardless who is right or wrong on this, are we missing the bigger picture here? what is your sense of what these indictments mean and where this investigation could be going? >> yeah, i think, i think we are looking at missing the larger picture here. these indictments weren't meant to establish whether or not there was any coordination between the trump campaign and the russians. this indictment simply grew out of a counterintelligence investigation started by the fbi a couple years prior. this was the investigation largely that james comey was referring to in his testimony before congress march 20th of 2017, and in which triggered the deputy attorney general to create a special co

neil. neil: thank you very, very much, stuart. here is what we know. when it comes to one nicolas cruz there is still so much authorities do not know. take a look. >> law law enforcement will do everything we can, the fbi, our sells, to make sure this person is convicted of all charges. sadly there have been copycat threats made today at other schools. we will respond to every threat. this isn't the time to worry about how many dollars might be saved if we don't have a deputy here or a police officer here. this is nationwide. we need more. what i'm asking our lawmakers to do, go back to places like tallahassee, places like washington, d.c., give police the power, if they see something on social media, if they see graphic pictures of rifles and blood, and gore and guns and bombs, if they see something horrific language, if they see person talking about i want to grow up to be a serial killer, we need to have the power to take that person, to bring them before mental health professionals, at

neil? >> neil: thanks very much. we have illinois' governor here with us.is state is on the front lines in this battle. i hear from the union workers that are saying, wait a minute. this is a not so veiled attempt to crush the unions what do you say? >> i say no. i filed this lawsuit when i first became governor because it's about freedom of speech and freedom of political association. it's unfair for a government union to force government employees to pay dues when many of them do not agree with the political positions of that union and in fact all government unions, by the nature of their work are political. 100% in everything they do and restoring freedom of speech is critically important. >> neil: the unions will come back at you and you heard this argument of the workers, the beneficiary of those due-paying members and what they got for that and the pay raises, the benefits, et cetera, so they're getting their cake and eating it, too. >> yeah, no, i strongly disagree with that. basically i think they're being hurt by forced dues paying. many of them wo

thank you. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: both parties talked about how brave this was to do. how vigilant they were to do the right thing. there's no bravery in going to a restaurant and order an appetizer, main meal, extra desserts and wine and charging somebody else for all that. that someone else is else. there's nothing brave about that. everybody signing on to this and patting themselves on the back thinking they have done something dramatic and good for the country, no, no, no. again, that is what rattles the markets and should rattle you. let's go to gary, scott and katherine. katherine, my worry with this is if they call this progress and i'd like to know what lack of progress is. >> you're right, neil. i loved your analogy with the meal. this is what can take the markets down, kneel. the biggest concern for me and i'm bullish on equity markets for a long time now is inflation. if the government goes whole hog on spending as we've seen in the past, that is in fact inflationary. if it's inflationary, the fed has to go to the upside. has to hike rates. the fed hikes rat

neil: all right.ying is, that attorney general punished a company in this case, keeping distance from the nra, not over rewards for nra members there. i'm so glad i have herman cain here, if you think about it herman cain is celebrated presidential candidate. we remember him and his inspirational campaign. celebrated businessman of the worked for decades in the pizza business, never gain ad pound. that alone tells you how great a business leader he is. herman, great to see you. >> thanks, neil. neil: i always tick off people on the issue. i'm not taking a statement about the nra. i'm saying using a company's policy for or against the nra against them when it comes to tax benefits it might enjoy in a state, what do you think of that? >> i don't agree with delta's decision for the following reasons. first, i believe they acted prematurely, and as katie pavlich pointed out, they acted prematurely to an online mob. secondly, what about the customers who fly delta? they may get a bigger backlash from two m

neil: really?nknown to the grand jury conspired with the people we are talking about. that wouldn't necessarily signal anything with regard to the white house. the more important word was any connections with the trump campaign were unwitting connections of that is a significant thing. i have to think that word was obviously used and selected intentionally, there was a great amount of thought that went into that before special counsel mueller and hits people used it. neil: lo and behold, the associate of trump advisor richard gates is fingered by mueller for lying to the fbi. is it a -- where is this going, in other words? >> i think you can expect that bob mueller will use all of the tools in the tool box and press to find out those who obstruct, those who lie, to figure out whether they're lying or obstructing about anything that he does need to be concerned about. you can expect those types of -- neil: clearly you're saying as former -- you have to find out why they're lying? >> absolutely and t

back to you neil. neil: thank you very very much phil.e're half way through this we've got a lot more coming up including an fbi official who says this memo confirms his worst fears, we've also got democratic congressman henry qua ir who says that is ridiculous, caveat o live is now ... whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >> the republican party, which used to hold itself up as a law and order party, seems intent on destroying the credibility of our premier law and order agency. >> we're not going to become them, the republicans, because they are totally irresponsible in this regard. they're talking about the intelligence community. >> this is designed to impugn the credibility of the fb

neil: i think you're right. we'll look at democrats who had a skill with this as well including the last white house barack obama who was channeling a number of critics at the time when he said this back in 2010. >> its been quite a year since i've spoken here last. lots of ups. lots of downs, except for my approval ratings which have just gone down. >> [laughter] >> but that's politicals pal tic politics and i know my approval ratings are still very high in the country of my birth. >> [laughter] neil: i've got a kick out of that but also got a kick and we just had this the full screen to show you here, pat from john kennedy, at a grid iron dinner he said dear jack don't buy a single vote more than is sariff i have to pay for a landslide there by neutralizing the whole rich kid argument right? >> exactly go right to the place where they're attacking you and make fun of it and i will say this about barack obama i used to cover them at msnbc the white house correspondents dinner he had the best sense of humor of a

>> neil: all right. does wall street look worried to you? i'm neil cavuto. welcome to "your world." a lot of negatives and a lot of concerns that were thrown at this market. not the least of which is another former top trump official that has pled guilty to lying, building a conspiracy we're told that could cause problems for the white house. you have the nra and the white house not quite on the same page when it comes to violence. you have this incident that happened a short time ago. a woman ramming her car on the white house grounds here. a collective shrug at the corner of wall and broad. is any of that warranted? we'll explore a lot of that. we're focusing on the president's signals here to reign in violence, the type of thing that happened last week in florida. that does put him potentially at adds with the nra. take a look. >> there's nobody that loves the second amendment more than i do and respects the nra. they're friends of mine. they're great people. but we have to strengthen up, really strengthen up background checks. >> neil: all right. officially the nra opposed to th

neil: congressman, thank you very much. that's it, we're dealing with competing memos for the time being. we'll sort it out one way or the other. how could any of this affect your money? it seems crazy. what if i told you it's not? and history proves itself after this. ve. it's fine. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. hey ron! they're finally taking down that schwab billboard. oh, not so fast, carl. ♪ oh no. schwab, again? index investing for that low? that's three times less than fidelity... ...and four times less than vanguard. what's next, no minimums? ...no minimums. schwab has lowered the cost of investing again. introducing the lowest cost index funds in the industry with no minimums. i bet they're calling about the schwab news. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. >> all right. what is it with all of these prominent republicans who a

neil: and jonas max ferris. the risk is that everyone says, all right, the good news is going to continue as the devil, the credit markets and interest rates will back up and that will be sort of the conundrum here for stocks. and is that a worrisome development for you? and should the president worry about it? >> okay, well, first of all, no one is better than the president of having you not look at the elephant in the room. so there's no way that this is going to hurt him in the sense, oh, you said the market is going up. let's not forget the market is going down because the economy is too hot. that's going on right now. we're worried it's so strong that there will be inflation as you said. and if you see more days like this, and we might, you might see trump say to the federal reserve don't overreact or take the punch bowl away too soon and we need some excitement. so it could also be used as a tool to get infrastructure spending done without any tricks from democrats. so, i think that he will, if anything, t

i'm neil cavuto. man, the two were not connected, but they happened on a day when everything were falling out of dodge, a memo release that republicans say was long overdue and a sell-off that by the way, a lot of analysts say was long overdue. first, the sell-off and a backup in interest rates and built on the best of reasons. things are improving. the economy is really stimulating. that should be good news. today for very different reasons, it was not. let's go to deidra bolton who sort of picks apart everything going on. >> tons of great headlines showing strength in the u.s. economy. i'm going to start with that. it was a crazy day. investors selling everything. stocks, bonds, commodities. dow on track for it's worst week since early 2016. so if you look at the strength in the labor market and wage growth, normally investors would react positively. however, some are worried that the fed will raise rates sooner rather than later. so u.s. players hired more people in january than economists had fore

neil: i'm sure. so as a dad, i'm sure you can appreciate some other parents saying i just can't have my kid go back into that school. what do you tell them? >> well, i mean, i've spoken to people. that building has to come down. no child is going to go back into that freshman annex in that building there. that building must come down. neil: the building where the shooting occurred. >> correct. that building's got to come down. there should be some funds then appropriated to rebuild that, it's a certainly classroom addition there, there should be some funds set aside for the appropriate memorial for those students, but to send a child back into that specific building would be unconscionable. neil: you know, commissioner, i'm always curious how you have an incident where police were visiting the shooter's house over the years, you know, more than three dozen times and i don't know what the individual issues were, but then, of course, we've got these revelations of snapchat conversations that the shoote

neil, back to you. neil: talk about baptism by fire? only couple months later that green green -- alan greenspan came on board. mark cuban told us earlier he is buying something but as concerned about something else, people stuck with a a lot of margin debt. others were telling me, no, neil, this is pricey, price earnings that guys like you look at? >> depends what our personal financial situation is. if you have to mark-to-market every day, then you shouldn't be in the market. i think part of the problem today, why we had the biggest selloff ever, when markets to straight up the past 14 or so months. people get overconfident. there is saying everybody is a genius in a bull market. when they get overconfident, they start buying on margin. that works until it doesn't. you have had people, i saw something recently there were a record number of retail accounts set up recently, a lot of money coming in from individual investors was at records. a lot of that was probably being borrowed. if all of a sudden you get an alert on your phone or ge

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: thank you, shepard. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." you're looking live at the miami-dade police department in florida. this is where rick scott wants to be. about to hold a new conference and expected to outline a $500 billion plan for investment in school safety, funding for mental health, students from marjory stoneman douglas plan to go to school tomorrow. matt? >> the governor wasted no time announcing his plan. he announced his plans a couple days after the shooting at stoneman douglas. the highlights, the governor is proposing mandatory law enforcement officers in every school or 1,000 students for one officer. and everyone in possession of a gun or looking to purchase a gun must be 21 years old. there will be some exceptions for active duty and reserve military and their spouses. the governor planning to ban certain people from buying guns, including a person in trouble for offenses like stalking, sexual or domestic violence. it's worth noting that governor says he's against arming teachers. governor scott

"your world" with neil cavuto coming up after this. >> neil: all right. i think they called this a metaphor for the markets. you watched the launch of the elon musk rocket that went off without a hitch and you heard about the dow joins, 569 points. we're still waiting to hear from elon musk. you'll be hearing from a lot of market analysts on the comeback that was to the right of your screen. so if there's a way to time these metaphors, this was it. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." stocks came back and 50 years after we use that space platform to really get going on our lunar program, remember it was from that same platform that we launched these gigantic saturn 5 rockets, the rockets that took to us a lunar landing. indications today that we're firing away on all cylinders again maybe in space and maybe reusable space rockets as well. and we're once again firing at the corner of wall and broad. one day does not a guarantee make that things are back to normal or that the wall street bull market rocket has returned. but had

neil? >> neil: thank you very much, mat. very good reporting. in the meantime, i want to bring a florida republican state representative in. representative, thank you. i know you've been busy legisla. another 1 1/2 weeks at that. you think this can be done? what the governor wants to do, what -- and agreed to it can be think will be done. we have seven or eight days left. as you can imagine, this is the top priority for both houses and the governor. we've been working around the clock to protect our schools throughout the state. we passed that through its first and only committee, the appropriated committee and i expect it on house floor. >> one of the features is getting more armed officers in schools. averaging one per 1,000 students in florida schools. given the experience that we're learning happened in this particular school where the deputy was outside the school and at least three others waited outside, does that worry you? that that doesn't necessarily mean you address the problem, especially if some of the officers are the problem. >> i

neil? neil: no matt, as i understand it kids are allowed to return and will return on wednesday but not to that building that was for freshman where all of the shooting went down, right? reporter: that's right, neil. we actually have a student here who probably would be able to give you much better details and she's coming up in just a little bit. neil: thank you very much my friend in the meantime in the wake of the shooting the president has been walking a bit of a tight rope on gun control. president trump: there's nobody that loves the second amendment more than i do and there's nobody that respects the nra, they're friends of mine they backed us all, they're great people and patriots but great people but we really do have to strengthen up, really strengthen up background checks. neil: i want to bring into this debate lieutenant colonel ralph peters who served in the army decorated soldier, himself but he drew the line in an editorial that is getting worldwide attention about these type

neil: there is a 10% correction, a nine year bull market. >> neil.ve done a lot better than he did. neil: what was the rule of thumb? >> 10% out, and you wait and see. neil: out that you sell everything? >> yes, out. >> you got to be right when you get out and when you get back in, right? that's a tough call. >> make a judgment. then you have to make a judgment. but the point is -- neil: you have to pay taxes when you get out. >> he had a lot of money. neil: i understand, i think that trade is not always at that expense. >> right, but it was a sense when things get serious, and when you have to pay attention. 8, 9%. neil: you think we're going down 20%? >> what's that? neil: you think we'll go down 20%? >> i have no idea. neil: now and. >> george soros wrote a pretty good book about the mind of the markets and talks about herd mentality. glass half full market is now a glass half empty. this is where people start talking about deficits. neil: so you think the worst could or could not be over? >> i think we got more to go. >> no, i think there could b

neil: on that point, col. ralph peters a little while ago, he drew the line, advanced weapons and automatic weapons this created a stir, ralph peters advocating something that someone gathered at cpac might cause controversy? >> why on earth should we have weapons that kill children, the ar 15 is used again and again, the weapon of choice. neil: a lot of people have you on today. whether he comes to my home and grab my ar 15, you said what? >> pathetic we have to get to that level. we are so wrapped up around ar 15 we don't want to protect children. neil: what do you think of that? >> it is a semi automatic rifle. we have 30 million of these semi automatic rifles, 30 million law-abiding citizens that own these weapons, a handful that aren't. and what you have is most, the majority of law-abiding citizens will turn them in, but you are going to have a great number of law-abiding citizens that will keep those weapons and an entirely new category of felons, but for keeping those weapons they are otherwise law-abi

>> hi, neil. this afternoon at 2:00 eastern time, the young man accused of the worst high school shooting as far as fatalities goes outsurpassing the 13 victims of columbine, nikolas cruz went to court facing a magistrate. the judge ordered mr. cruz who stands 5'7" and weighs 131 pounds, that he notified him that he's charged with 17 counts of first degree murder. he will remain in custody without bond in the custody of the broward county sheriff's office. cruz did not say anything really at the court. there was very much a first appearance formality. his arraignment will be coming up in the near future. but mr. cruz had his first appearance. you can tell he's a slight young man. what he's accused of doing is unwielding a rampage of terror and destruction not only destroying lives but destroying families, parents, children, boyfriends, girlfriends, loved ones who last night realized the person they perhaps saw that morning they'll never see again. that was the court wrapping up very quickly and th

>> not at all, neil. the president's proposele budgets, the legislative branch and the check and balance will dispose. we're concerned about deficits and debt probably more so than the markets seem to be reflecting right now. there's no doubt the people that i represent on the house budget committee are anxious to tackle a budget resolution for this year even though our counter parts in the senate may not. we can achieve balance in a ten-year window and we'll proceed in that direction. >> neil: it didn't seem to be the goal in the two-year extension agreed on become republicans and democrats. spending increased and nobody seemed to care. >> we do care but we care about our economy. we care about creating jobs and opportunities and economic growth in this country, which we think the growth model is part of the elixir that will fix a lot of the problems associated with deficits and debt. there's front-end spending that goes with that. in the long haul, we expect the policies advanced by this president and b

>> neil: all right. we're having another one of those what the hell happened moments here at the corner of wall and broad. we're monitoring this presser, most of questions, virtually all of them, blake burman had to do with rob porter and the allegations. we're going to continue to follow that. suffice it to say the dow is inches away from a full 10% correction and with the better than 1,000 fall off there, it could happen and be the i's dotted and t's crossed. a lot of this has to do with good news. that strikes you as odd. but this point decline which represents a little more than a 4% hit has to do with signs the economy is picking up steam maybe a little too much steam and that prompted more interest right now in folks who were worried about interest rates and parking their securities in something where they can get the full backing up uncle sam. deidra bolton has been following this. we go to her now. >> i did a search to zoom -- >> the good old days. >> yeah. i'm not the only one thinking about thi

neil? >> neil: john roberts, thanks very much. i want to go to michael. he's president of fsi guardian, a school safety training firm. i wanted your quick thoughts before we get to other matters before you make of the president announcing his support to ban the so-called bump stock devices? that was not used in the shooting last week, certainly in florida, but it was in las vegas and a lot of people say it was an easy one in which republicans and democrats seem to agree they were open to address and sort of died on the vine. what do you think? >> yeah, good afternoon, neil. thanks for having me. i think all the legislators are looking at various options. there's no shortage of ideas of what could and should be done. i think as we explore these options, i'm confident as a country we'll come up with the right solution. there's existing best practices and solutions that we know help prevent and mitigate these events from happening. >> one of the things that's been kicked around as well, someone with a gun will come into a school, we depend on one security gu

>> it's difficult, neil.i was thinking about this segment, i don't know if it was more difficult when my parents -- when my children were teenagers or when i was a parent during those teenage years. you need to be part father and father in a religious sense, part psychiatrist, part counselor, part friend, part prison war denden to be very hot with you. you don't get it right, unfortunately, a lot of times. i guess the best thing maybe that i did was try to almost look at my kids impartially sometimes and see if i could pick up things that they were going through where they might need outside help. because kids generally, at least teenagers, they don't want to hang around with parents a whole lot. >> neil: unless you're going on a trip, probably. >> we try to do a lot of special events which i think were good. but most of the time they can't or they don't know how to handle the problems that they face, like bullying, like depression, like being an outcast, like being very popular. and you just -- i think you n

neil, back to you. neil: he is wrong about that. the market typically in the past has sold off on good news interpreted as bad news it meant pickup in interest rates. on that he is wrong. he is free to tweet. >>> meantime, nyse president tom farley telling me, regardless what you think of the streams that a lot of people pounced on today, we're back, we're back, they forget what happened yesterday. what's real? >> yeah i do, i do. the psychological aspect of investing and trading is real. one of the reasons i'm coming on with you, there has been a good deal of anxiety, maybe borderline hysteria over last couple days. the last thing i want to see is see people make decisions about their portfolio, about their retirement. savings because of panic. again, the markets are behaving appropriately. the decisions to buy or sell at the portfolio should in most cases be made with a many years horizon, not a many days horizon. neil: his way of saying just stay calm. which have "barron's" senior editor jack hough and erin gibbs. we keep with yo

neil: right, for democrats too. >> yeah. neil: right? >> well, i think, look, i think we can all agree and i think we can get broad consensus on this beyond bump stocks which may be slightly tricky, although i think that can be done. fix nix, fix the information database, the identification database, the background check system. there's a bipartisan bill now in the senate between cornyn and heitkamp, senator cornyn and senator heitkamp, that probably could pass the senate, and i think -- neil: move on this to say we have of to offer more than prayers and all was a significant development, wasn't it? >> yeah. and the students rallying and keeping this issue kind of vibrant -- >> right. >> some of the boycotts against companies has also sort of drawn the -- neil: these companies that are distancing themselves from the nra. >> that had somehow offered discount toss the nra like united airlines saying we're not going to do that anymore. neil: right, right. >> there's sill some fairly difficult trade-offs that are being asked for. so, yes, th

neil? neil: caroline thank you very very much. we are going to be speaking to the house jew dish your it chief bob goodlatte in the meantime eyes are on the markets that came on friday i don't know which is worse that we tell over 600 points and for a while it was 6 6 6 in fact that's where it ended. deirdre on what happens on monday. >> what happens on monday my bet is on rebound we can talk about that in a minute. i want to go over those triple digit losses. investors sold everything, not just stocks. you had bonds, commodities, those markets selling off, but neil you were just talk about these declines the dow down 4.1% for the week. now you have to go back to the uk's surprise brexit vote, june 2016 to see a bigger drop. so it has been so long since the dow had a triple digit decline in point terms, december 2008 was the start of our credit crisis last recession epic black monday stock market crash in 1987 but before everybody starts tweeting at me that we are in an entirely different economic climate which is true then here a

>> i think it's a huge deal, neil. it comes after a couple of weeks where the -- which have not been good for the fbi. not been good for the fbi because of political bias, which has been demonstrated really beyond any doubt, but now we see really malfeasance in office, which results in the death of 17 individuals. i understand what the sheriff said. there's no responsible for these deaths but the person who actually did the killing. but the ball was seriously dropped twice here and in both instances, if they had just done their jobs, if they had just followed protocol, they would have been able to stop this from happening. the one in mississippi, once they had his name they can run it through the database. say gee, there's a guy with this name that lives in florida that just bought an ar-15. let's go talk to him. that would have alerted them to him. the dropping of the ball of these very, very detailed and persistent complaints, i've not seen anything like this in recent years, neil. >> neil: obviously to your point an

rings and then comes neil cavuto. >> neil: taking stock of a wallowing. you're looking at something in history we have never seen at the corner of wall and broad. the dow jones falling more point-wise than it ever has in history. the only consolation, for a while it was worse. all 11 sectors including financials and energy, defense and home builders, pharmaceuticals, foot, beverages, fast food chains slammed and badly. a lot of that on the notion that things are improving. i know that strikes you as odd, but for the dow down about 4.6% today, it makes 8% from its highs. so a 5% correction handily in tow. for a while, we were appreciably beyond a 10% one. it's now under water for the year. the dow under water in japan. its market under water. all the major european indices under water. that would mean the gains they experienced as the year ensued and it's been an incredible year, gone. now gone. now as we look at this in fast forward motion, a lot of this was fueled by interest rates backing up. for awhile, a ten-year note, which is a key borrowing rate, o

neil: right.> you know, this is where the politics come in. neil: i get you, right. >> i think mueller's oblivious to the political aspects of this. i bet he doesn't even read the newspaper these days. neil: yeah, you're probably right. he can't be oblivious now, i guess. gentlemen, thank you very much. the dow at session lows, down about 400 points here. having little to do with this, some argue that this could portend some confusion, an investigation that could be dragged out even longer, maybe that unknown is one of the factors weighing in. by far the biggest seems to be a backup in interest rates right now, in fact, a four-year backup the likes of which we've never seen in the better part of four years, long before there was talk of russian investigations or a candidate trump or any of this stuff. we're back to levels again we were looking at around this time in 2014. right now it's a very, very different world, but for stocks, a sobering one. more after this. how do you win at business? stay

neil: that would be fun.as ostracized and sort of put aside because of his conservative viewpoints. this young man is essentially saying the same thing in the technology world. if you are a conservative man, you are not longed for that job. what do you make of that? >> anyone expressing their political views in this highly sensitive political environment you do stand the risk of being harmed when it comes to your job and your career. this individual for example, this was supposed to be internal, and internal document no matter the comments he made, whether right or wrong it was supposed to be made on internal infrastructure and this information was leaked to the public. that is what this situation is. what i am saying is with that kind of environment, encourage to talk about work versus personal political views. neil: didn't argue with either of you on this subject. more after this. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all go

neil: no doubt. i'm not besmirching him for that, on deck, he is craft at thissest handling debt, accumulating so much with multiple bringses, he coined that expression, when you owe banks money, they owe you. when the banks, a lot of money they have given you, you own them. i think, his fondness for debt has now extended to a federal undertaking here that could really zap taxpayers. that is my fear. >> i think there is massive contrasts between where he is in his framework versus where senator schumer, for example, was with what he has been proposing. so when we were hearing a one trillion dollar number during the campaign, wilbur ross had a op-ed in "the wall street journal" where he was talking about this amount of money in federal tax dollars. a quarter of a trillion dollars in tax credits. >> right. >> the rest through private capital, at the same time senator schumer was using same one trillion number. he was talking about one trillion dollars in federal tax dollars. neil: you have to find a be

neil. neil: we do. look what is happening in west virginia. the president of the united states ready to address the republicans gathered there for their retreat. the noise around all of this is fbi memo, whether that is pushing out all the other news that the administration would prefer getting out there. it really is in the eyes of the beholder on all of this. "washington examiner," white house reporter and former george w. bush speechwriter anna green. i'm looking at this, what is at stake, gabby, the president could rightly feel a little paranoid here. every time he has a good day or good night something happens to collapse it. this fbi thing might be the latest example of that. he always talks about, and white house talks about how that is deliberate. what do you think of that? >> i don't think this is deliberate. this is news we've been following for several weeks. it happened to coincide with the state of the union. neil: by the way this one is republican-inspired distraction but go ahead. >> unfortunately it sort of distractioned from t

neil: commissioner, thank you very, very much. all right. >> thank you, neil. neil: thank you, sir. we are following developments in florida right now. the president is there. there are indications that he is going to be busy today. we just don't know exactly where and what he'll be doing, last night visiting those who were injured in these shootings, but again, so much more, we're trying to get a handle on and also keeping track of these funerals going on right now in the chicago area and not too far from the atlanta area for police officers killed in the line of duty. reminders that violence is alive and well in our society. more after this. only tena intimates has pro-skin technology designed to quickly wick away moisture to help maintain your skin's natural balance. for a free sample call 1-877-get-tena. for a free sample when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: it was a crazy market. we'll get to that in a second. the president is set to hold a listening session with students, parents and teachers of the white house on mass shootings, including survivors from park land, sandy hook and others. john roberts has more what can we expect? >> we expect this will start within 15 minutes or so. it will be led by the president, the vice president, the secretary of education betsy devos. there will be six students and their parents from marjory stoneman douglas high school in attendance. this were supposed to be representatives from columbine but looks like there won't be there. there will be representatives from some d.c. schools and from sandy hook, the founders of rachel's challenge, which is an organization dedicated to lowering school violence and the mayor of parkland will be in attendance as well. this will go out live and a tv event that you can watch as it unfolds. the president will be in listening mode this afternoon. he's been kicking around some ideaing with hi

i can't explain that one, neil. neil: i don't know. i don't know. what is absolutely stunning is the market okay with it, i guess for the time-being. stuart: so far. neil: that last hour as you pointed out, young man, like breaking business news. stuart: trying to get on my good side, son. you like the graphics? neil: that is phenomenal. i immediately shouted at my staff, what are you doing for me. they have an etch-a-sketch presentation. i was a little chagrined. thank you, my friend. great, great show. now i have to top that. that is not too easy. with interest, it is actually going to round out to 5 trillion at the rate we're going, why bother ourselves with details here. what is remarkable about all this, as we get details on that, an infrastructure plan and all of that, even though we don't have the money whether you're on the right or left, the markets are kind of okay, they're bouncing back from the lows where they were well into correction territory, 10% correction territory, not near 20%. and it is just weird. it is just weird. connell mcsh

neil: thank you, sir. >> take care. neil: more after this. neil: all right, fed chief jerome powell made it clear rates are going up didn't telegraph how much they're going up but they're going up and already depends on somehow as being seen not in prices though, but it is a double wammi for those looking to buy a home that the price of those homes are climbing as well as the cost to get the mortgage for them if you're so lucky housing expert on this, rick what do you think how does it look right now? >> i think the numbers are speaking for themselves right now neil. we've had two consecutive months where existing home sales have dropped two consecutive months in four of the last five were new home sales have dropped. prices are simply accelerating faster than people's wages are and you layer on top of that higher interest rates and it becomes difficult for a lot of people to find homes they can afford. neil: so rick what is the cutoff point? we look at things in traditional 30 year fixed rate mortgages i know you have 15 years and all that a

neil didn't oversell what he believed to be joe's case of actual innocence. he came to me with pieces of the case that he felt were questionable. >> kuz interviewed dozens of witnesses and discovered pieces of evidence that joe's defense didn't have at trial. >> i got in touch with the two detectives who first responded to this case and confirmed my instinct that there was more to the story than had previously been told. the human body holds eight to ten pints of blood. when tony's body was found, he had two pints of blood left. yet there was no blood or forensic evidence of any kind along the river bank. based in part on that, the two detectives were adamant that tony klann had been murdered elsewhere, not at the river bank as eddie espinoza had claimed. if the location of the murder is different from what the key prosecution witness is claiming, that's a pretty big discrepancy. but the lead detective on the case, leo allen, did not visit the river bank until four or five days after the murder. >> we're involved in other cases. not the only case we have. my

neil mentioned cranige, afterwards it became an assumption. it should be an assumption, of course, a school should. that's a great opportunity for philanthropist and we matched the dollars. you know, you have all the moon shot activities from companies around digital connectivity. it's 50 years later but the same moon shots can apply to fab access as well, so we can leverage a lot of the government and corporate initiatives for digital device, for fab device but ultimately we want to keep this distributed because a thousand fab labs really opted in, the great passionate distributed network but we want to reduce friction for people that want to join the network. >> so the first three parts of, hey, wait a minute, neil, we believe that you are right but what about inclusion which is the combination of literacy access and enabling ecosystems, that's the first part but there's a deeper part. in any complex system, we have to talk about risk and in the case of digital fabrication there are pretty serious risks to mitigate, you have here a digitally

neil: if you could hang on. this is where police comes into play, nikolas cruz, sheriff's deputies responded to his home with more than 35 visits in the last six years. going back to 2010, is that relayed to fbi folks? do fbi folks have notice of that? multiple visits, nikolas cruz, they put it all together? >> you have a different demographic in new york city, roughly 38, 39,000 cops, the equivalent to the fbi on a national level. we have a lot of resources on the ground in places like new york city as opposed to this. neil: would it be a separate database? this guy is on the list, constantly hurting animals, acting up with his mom, going after neighbors. >> you would have collaboration of precinct commanders and detectives in that precinct would make the assessment, they would reach out for further resources. this could be handled on a local level. one -- neil: when i heard from local law enforcement, deeply troubled young man. a child endured significant loss. and apparently his troubles were well telegraphed