neil? >> neil: chad carrick like you very much. the border, let's just say it did not shut down political controversy. >> ♪ ♪ ge it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction. you may have an increased risk for lower limb loss. call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of infection in your legs or feet. taking

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. ♪ ♪ treasure. neil: all right. welcome, i'm neil cavuto.er doocy in paris. peter. >> reporter: and, neil, we just i saw a few clip of president biden and president macron having a coffee meeting. president biden was speaking so softly while they were sitting at a table that that it was tough to make out exactly what a he was saying, but we boosted the audio, and it sounds like at least part of their conversation had to do with with the chinese leader, xi. >> my last discussion with, and i -- xi, he said -- [inaudible] if -- >> reporter: there's a lot of pomp and circumstance is here in paris. the french shut down, in the middle of saturday afternoon a, one of the biggest parisian tourist aa tractions to greet the president and first lady. a much different scene than back at the white house where a pro-palestine protest could draw as many as 9,000 people today. they're hoping to form a perimeter around the entire complex with everybody wearing matching red color to make a point that they think president biden's red line in gaza has been cros

>> neil: rupert murdoch. >> no. >> neil: it is an unspoken issue. >> yeah. >> neil: all right mexicory. you can see what you want. >> neil: it is that. paul ryan, very good seeing you, the former speaker of the house, let's keep in mind we're going to be looking at all of the stuff he was talking about particularly when it comes to the possibility of a dollar implosion and all that is refocused remedy that goes beyond politics are the simple dollars, i think i can speak for the former speaker to say this isn't about whether blue. this is about a lot of green that we don't have any more. will have more after this... >> ♪ ♪ with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of w

neil. neil: thank you, nate. nate foy on all that. no white house reaction to this arrest and the president is back from italy getting ready for a big fundraiser going on in holly hollywood tonight for which they're raise ago ton of bubs. lucas tomlinson has more. reporter: that's right. president biden attending the fundraiser in los angeles with some of the elite and president biden traveling through the night aboard air force 1 and landed at andrews air force base and brief stop for what he arrived just over a week ago in los angeles and the video of that is the president's arrival there and he landed and here he is getting off air force one followed by daughter ashley and might be getting a jump on debate prep while flying back from it and she having a free day and debate is less than two weeks away and george clooney and julia roberts and jimmy kimmel and fox was told $28 million was already collected heading into tonight's fundraiser and some tickets sold at the door and that number i

welcome, i am neil cavuto. not everything is about stocks, but where you place your emphasis in stocks. asset management strategist, great to see you again. we talk about other moneymaking opportunities, celebrate are finding it in a fine line and governors and business deals abroad. opportunities getting exhausted in the stock market, you get a belt up fear. >> i don't think so. a lot of the work is being done by the largest companies. everybody knows this. the standard s&p 500 is up 15% this year. another index is up 5% this year which is a perfectly average year. and the equal weighted index is effectively the largest thing we have seen and speaks to how much work is being done by nvidia, microsoft. stuart: when you see a spread like that does that worry you? >> if the large caps were going up, just purely if we were paying more, in the case of nvidia which is the poster child, revenue and net income all going up triple digits. no other company has that, anything close to that experience. neil: the market va

neil. neil: c.b. cotton, thank you very much for that. former president is in bedminster, new jersey, there were huge crowds around turn tower yesterday, by and large a pro-donald trump crowd that was gathering outside there yesterday. bedminster, it's a little harder to do that. in the meantime, i do want to get the legal implications of this appeal process, the big july 11th sentencing date only days before the republican convention. rebecca rose woodland, sol wisenberg, the former independent deputy counsel, fox news contributor. sol, interesting couple of piece i've been reading on the prospect of appealing something like this. in new york appellate courts though i understand rarely do they overturn a jury decision without evidence of serious error. so the obvious question to ask you, are there enough serious errors here to make an appeal and make an appeals court go the other way? >> well, i think there are very, very serious errors here, neil. to begin with, the fact that trump's lawyers really weren't given the actual theory, the a

neil. >> neil: to give her a grady turnbull and washington.oticed president russia president vladimir putin showing up in north korea but have you seen what they are doing in space? after this on medicare? have diabetes? when enjoying life's special moments are you left guessing which foods are right for you? with the freestyle libre 3 system you'll know your glucose and where it's headed no fingersticks needed. freestyle libre 3 manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. so you can focus on those special moments. covered by medicare for more people managing diabetes with insulin. talk to your provider or visit freestylelibre.us/medicare >>> to say he has been provocative of late is an understatement. russia president vladimir putin the parties signed with north korea's conjunction then hops over hops over to vietnam talks about business partnerships as he has battleships 30 miles from u.s. shores so he's a busy guy but it's what he's doing way up there in space that worries my next guest. congressmen always good to have you

neil? >> neil: david carr think you very much. david spent in wilmington, delaware.illegal -- legal eagles countdown uniform or -- also rebecca rose woodland new york, trial attorney, thank you for lower hard work and great insights throughout, you know, one trailer after the other and here we are with hunter biden once i appreciate that. john yoo, i did want to first explore with you the trump appeal and where that might go and that it might wait until after sending -- sentencing. what is the procedure for something like that? >> usually he would go up to the state court system after sentencing which means you would go to what's called the appellate division in new york and then you go to the court of appeals which is really the state supreme court. and from there you can go to the u.s. supreme court. that process for most defendants would take years. it usually would just take a year if you were lucky enough to get to the u.s. supreme court but -- which is one -- and actually issuing indecision. but there are some plausible ways that the trump team can try to leapf

neil. neil: thank you for that. madeleine rivera at the white house. i want to go to crystal knight and democratic extraordinary. crystal, you hear this pressure that's supposedly on the president to step down from the new york times and other papers and washington post and various columnists and others from the new york daily news and elsewhere kind of saying the same thing but not quite as strongly. where is this going you think? >> well, the democratic party and dnc in a pressure point of recalibration right now after the debate this week, but like you just heard the reporter say, it is unlikely that president biden will absolutely drop out of this race. they are pivoting and re-messaging what happened as a bad night which that's normal for people to have. so what i think considering the fundraising numbers, considering that the convention is coming up, we should see the president get stronger in the weeks to come and really just stick to his message, which is what he's been doing along

neil. the president has a couple of fundraisers today in new york and new jersey and will try to reframe on thursday and said in a campaign reception last night in new york city whether young or old, i know how to tell the truth and know right from wrong and know how to do this job and not the words of man looking to drop out. this stinging opinion piece urging the president to leave this race and simply saying in part, mr. biden is not the man he was four years ago. and rallies supporters in virginia and president biden won by ten points and and tie old dominion state and the former president at that event. >> the biggest problem for our country is not joe biden's personal decline, it's the policies causing the decline at a level we've never seen before. jd vance and north dakota governor doug burgum and trump will reveal his choice around the republican national convention and set to take place in a couple of weeks and we have news this morning from the biden campaign, neil, we heard they

neil? a. >> neil: that is incredible, breaking news. following all of that.rd about this georgia case it could be getting bumped up may be until after the election, i think andy mccarthy said that was a distinct possibility, getting his laws and that stuff, so much going on. stay with us. switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. with the price of just about everything inflating these days, you may wonder why mint is deflating the price of mint unlimited from $30 a month to just $15 a month. well, it's easy. we know a great price on a great product is better than one of those things. right? does big wireless really believe that these things actually work? ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) this one will never see the light of day. all right. >> neil: the market is on fire today. all three averages up, but the nasdaq in particular up more than 330 points and just past apple in market value as the second most valuable public u.s. company. microsoft is the most valuable hitti

neil: don't like doing that. is cruel and mean and don't think it is necessary but there's a difference in a debate where cognitive skills are on display or lack thereof or perception, lack thereof and that played out for the world to see. it is hard to an see. very different. i am wondering if that's the distinction here and the difference because the people who heard about some of these incidents, and does this stick around longer? >> the president didn't have a good look last night. he got stronger as the debate went on for 90 minutes. i think folks who tuned in the whole 90 minutes the majority of american voters did not tune in but they will read about it today and i think people have questions about it but i don't think most democrats are going to abandon ship, won't talk about gretchen witmer. the new generation of democrats. rob: the good of the country and all, we are just really worried. the history on that to your point a little dicey, the party doesn't regroup and really strong in 1980. i get that. >>

neil. neil: amazing. all right, david, thank you for that. i want to go to john yu, and great on this stuff. put yourself representing a client like hunter biden. would you have him testify, john? >> first, i'd make sure to charge him a lot of money. that's a hard job. neil: very hard job. >> abby lowell, a great trial lawyer, great criminal defense lawyer. i think that hunter, probably like donald trump, in a weird parallel probably wants to testify, too, and waive his right to self-incrimination, it's a constitutional right to be silent because it's up to the prosecution to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that hunter did it. the problem for hunter, the crime is actually just reflected on him checking off certain documents on a form. it's really a paper case, so he would want to try to provide personal testimony that he wasn't using drugs or didn't think he was addicted at the time he signed that form. the problem is, once you show up and you testify, you're under oath, prosecutors are going to go after him and cross exam to try to get him t

. >> martha: >> neil: and in speed zone time.nk you very much, david spunt in wilmington. leskovar illegal eagles reason all of this and maybe what type of decision will see. -- andrew mccarthy former assistant u.s. attorney. and the start with you and your take on how quickly this is all happening. they've got three counts consider. you can do that fairly quickly. what do you think? >> oh, yeah, i expect it to be quick. is all reading tea leaves as they say, neil, but the fact that, you know, the push through summations today and then the judge rather than sending them home to instruct them, you know, to bring it back in the morning, give them a -- in and send them out, i think that can have a way of conveying to the jury that, you know, this is not like rocket science. this case -- i think there jury instruction for only, you know, about 20 minutes long in the case is pretty -- the evidence is all-knowing and the questions before the jury are pretty simple. >> neil: you know, mercedes collins, let me get your thoughts on the wr

[laughter] >> neil: that's good. >> it's okay. >> neil: value go.nd say or write outside entity comes in, bumps of $10 billion in arguably one of the world's best investment houses, that would be you, is that a market top? i'm not meaning to badger it but a lot of events going on and a lot of firms that are just feeding on other firms and other departments in this investment wave, do you worry about their? not what it meant here in this particular case. >> do we are about what people thank? not terribly much. i'm very mission oriented in the mission is the thing i started down the path of looking to try to solve this estate problem over two years ago. we talked to dozens and dozens of entities including aberrant funds, major corporations that private equity firms, family -- major family offices. we got offers from all kinds of folks from all kind of stuff that we didn't want but that's -- and, of course, vendors -- the abu dhabi investment authority which is a client of advance and likes to invest alongside rather than inside. but these are great pa

neil: okay. so, that fear though that we isolate, be careful, we isolate, his financial interests notwithstanding, is that something -- you know, you mentioned at the outset, general, what we've done with russia by allowing ukraine to use our weapons to fire inside russian territory, technically, germany, france, others have followed as well. that this sets up a domino series of events that we can't forecast. >> you have to basically take into account the billions invested. and as i testified in front of the oversight committee what we're seeing today is globalized political warfare, using the internet, using social media, using legacy media to really influence democracies away from, you know, our republican values. and i think that's the real challenge we have. it's not you know, so much-- it's 99% digital and 1% physical. unfortunately, the 1% physical will kill you if it's nukes. neil: what strikes me, general, you're a good student of history besides, the reaction that the world and the unite

we expect the presidents brother to be honest and as well neil. >> neil: got it thank you.ant to go after the other guy great will explore and slain after the diabetes can serve up a lot of questions. like what is your glucose and can you have more carbs? before you decide with the freestyle libre 3 system know your glucose and where it's heading no fingersticks needed. now the world's smallest and thinnest sensor sends your glucose levels directly to your smartphone. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. the #1 cgm prescribed in the u.s. try it for free at freestylelibre.us today, at america's beverage companies,... ...our bottles might still look the same... ...but they can be remade in a whole new way. thanks to you... we're getting bottles back... and we've developed a way to make new ones from 100% recycled plastic. new bottles - made using no new plastic. you'll be seeing more of these bottles in more places. and when we get more of them back... ...we can use less new plastic. see how our bottles are made to be remade. (husband) we just want to

neil: ain general? >> ain general and it will take time to play out and it will be over and there will be a misalignment of capital and people will lose money. nvidia, microsoft, demand is slowing down anyway. neil: think about it, six weeks ago, teasing 5% on the 10 year, that is remarkable in itself. everyone, the market is doing it. what do you think? >> not just th one specific market is the commodity market. there is not an insignificant relationship for a number of reasons but now, oil is exerting a disproportionate impact. as oil has come off of its highs, demand is still pretty robust. as oil comes off of its highs, there's a risk maybe we've seen for now the top of interest rates. stuart: the drop in rates, the slowdown, what do you think of that? >> things are slowing down but we have to view that in the back half of last year, and we have a 5%, 3% growth rate in the growth quarter. hard to imagine, and nuance to that. it is one% or 2%, slow down but from an investment standpoint, doesn't mean

i am neil cavuto. let's get to grady trimble in atlanta, the side of the presidential debate, the earliest ever for a presidential showdown. >> any minute we expect to see president biden for the first time since he hold himself up at camp david to prepare for tonight. he's leaving camp david soon and will go to joint base andrews and will arrive in atlanta at 2:15. his campaign is giving us a preview what to expect for tonight. president biden will draw a stark contrast between himself and his predecessor. >> donald trump may not be the same demeanor we see on the debate stage or amaga rallies but he has to answer for things he says it those rallies. >> reporter: as we noted president biden has been preparing for a week straight now at a new national poll from the new york times and siena released 60% of registered voters say donald trump would perform very or somewhat well tonight. 46% say the same about biden. we will listen for what the candidates have to say and policy proposals and paying attenti

neil. >> neil: alright, interesting. is an easy pick up, easier than it would normally be to have it slip back to the popular governor taking a seat we will watch that. speaking of the maryland governor westmore the current holder of the office will drum you later on this show. i got things pretty much open for business there but i wonder what he makes of some political developments inside and outside marilyn he will join us again a little later. in the meantime we have the hell editor-in-chief observed all this political and overstuffed always good to see you. first off on what we heard out of donald trump today and the unity was showing among republicans not all were there and sought by far most rare there. when it came to senators i noticed nick romney did show up for the senate parallel but lisa mccaskey didn't. that is still a very high percentage of course mission o'connell saying the nice thanks he did afterwards. so where do we stand with the republicans support accurately in lockstep with the former president, w

i am neil cavuto. markets grasp the enormity of what's happening, but they grasp the significance of a rate cut that might have reversed a painful economic curse. that's the hope whether it was launched by the european central bank cutting rates a cordova percentage point. steve more, what he makes of all of this. i promise he is here and coming loose the fact is we are going to follow that. this could be a telling develop it as rates go down in europe, canada hasn't done the same. the first major g-7 nation, in response to the pressure, this could cut rates. and market caps that are eye-popping bully over the top. the number 2 market rated company. rated company. microsoft is higher. kelly o'grady. >> reporter: nvidia's run continues. apple is the second most valuable company. it is flitting back-and-forth with the iphonemaker as we go to the 10 for one stock split. there's a lot of options activity as traders make short-term bets, the bigger race to watch, nvidia inching closer to microsoft, bear mar

welcome everybody, heavy heavy, i'm neil cavuto.go to katie barnett in philadelphia where they are expanding first-hand what we are talking about. >> yes, i can confirm it is highly here. we're dealing with extreme heat to honor the last day of spring? a lot of people across the country dealing with this, philadelphia day two of temperatures in the nineties, the city just declared its first heat health emergency after the season, going into effect tomorrow. all of these holidays are not over just yet, we have these damages in the nineties at least throughout the weekend in the philadelphia area. the heatwave not only impacting us what it millions in the midwest, it could break at least 200 heat records this week alone. people out talking to say the heat hits you like a wall if you're not in a shady spot, he would get sweaty quick, can attest to that. most are spoken to say they are limiting their time outside and spending most of their day in air-conditioning. >> just needed to get in -- outside, touch grass. >> when you're walking

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto.tica yearly, how all of this is playing out. >> is like christmas morning for economists. he got the fed decision and the ci reading all in one day be! now rates remain unchanged for now, but the messaging did provide something to chew on. rismond to bring it down to the cpi report and then want to give him -- it give you his reaction to it. cpi headline numbers came lightly cooler than expected, looking for yearly up 3.4 percent, that came in at 3.. month over month, it remained unchanged so that was good but with that all in context, it is still well above the fed's target of 2 percent. let's switch to court cpi, that is when you strip out food and energy, you see if it's sticky, they came in at 0.2 percent, cooler than expected but higher than the headline month over the month. does that mean? inflation is more ingrained in the items i don't flecks as much. the biggest driver of that stickiness is sheltered, your home prices rent, taking up 0.4 percent month over month, 5.4 percent

neil: thank you for that. following the strategy of the trump campaign to going to these battleground states that are winnable and is a repeat of the strategy in 2016. brian is in wisconsin with the latest. >> reporter: wisconsin, pennsylvania and there must win states come this election. that is why donald trump is here today. biden won the badger state in 25, fewer than 20 one thousand votes, today at 4:00 at his rally in wisconsin the former president is expected to hammer biden on the economy particularly inflation. fox news polling shows donald trump is trusted more by double digits over biden on the issue of the economy and inflation. the campaign says trump will focus on gas prices in wisconsin which are up more than a dollar per gallon compared to what they were in january 2021 when biden took office. it $3.28 a gallon. take into account all consumer products, food, shelter, energy, transportation and things are about 20% more expensive, than they were in january of 21. in a statement entitled trump, w

neil: thank you for that.julia manchester, a little surprised to learn you were ahead of me, the president will take his time preparing for this, getting ready for the big debate. what do you make of that? >> it shows how much energy and intention he's putting into the debate. whether an incumbent or challenger, for biden he has the eyes of the country, the eyes of the world watching get him at a time there are concerns about his mental acuity, his age and how he is going to appear. this will be the president taking time to prepare as much as he can for any curveball donald trump might throw at him. >> if you are a coach for both of these guys. what would it be? for president biden. >> for president biden i think one issue democrats constantly bring up is the issue of abortion and this is definitely a weak spot for republicans and even donald trump various closed-door meetings car republicans on capitol hill last week was very much cautioning republicans on how to message on that issue so as trump being the pr

neil. >> neil: that's a lot of prep time will sea how it plays off tonight.rules behind this debate and if they can implement them that's the big question right. >> that's right and not only the rules but also which trump shows up. i think everyone including the biden campus watching for that as well as you saw there president trump taking off moments ago on his way to atlanta. i'm told by the team he will arrive at about 930. different from the prespa -- preparation is been going through he is been calling to block business roundtable just yesterday the campaign tells us he is ready and confident president biden is on the ground already here pressure often in the week at camp david. white house press secretary kj p. said the president likes to fight and is rated to go on his new adversary. meeting the mics trying to prevent talking over each other but team trump said they are not phased. >> i don't think it's good to have a big impact. is not about whether joe biden can stand up for 90 minutes. 's bliss is about defending a record, defending a record of what

neil: it's interesting the way you framed that. a lot of people look at this and say they don't get into these details or draw a distinction between someone being indicted or very different court cases that are likely to be adjudicated. they know this is a president who has the goal run-ins with the other party and they may see this as the other party piling on and not draw a distinction if convicted on anything? >> if he was acquitted i'm sure he would be saying this totally proved i was innocent. neil: good point. >> 10 percent of republicans are in and a poll saying he would not vote for trump because of this. lot of the support has been younger voters, voters of color who is not been on the trump trains and stay number one. they say -- -- they see a conviction like this and say this gives me second thoughts. some young voters were not paying attention to the news during the trump administration so this gives them a fresh taste of chaos they may see if trump was reelected in november. neil: how does this sort out? does it? >> i

neil: what are you going to wear. >> allred.an excellent book, go ahead. >> you been kind enough to write a nice clear. this is been going on were even the purveyors of esg something about regular book and some i been writing in the new york post have been backing off, blackrock is backed off all of the pushing of esg proposals during proxy season that's when companies vote for shareholder measures, first off we should point out in these woke things are not universally approved with mainstream investors, you're getting involved in your basically trying to step on the rights of real investors and the stock that want the companies to make money and pay a dividend. >> this is been going on for a while there are new breed of activists i don't know if you remember jerry bowyer he is a longtime friend of mine economist jerry is leading an effort on the anti-woke corporate activism, bernie marcus his group the job creators network doing the same thing with alfredo ortiz. neil: is gone too far. >> the representing the pushback in now is

neil: you look great, you are great. we got ray wong consultation research and chief global strategist, former executive former governor, your take from the floor to the big board, talking about this fixation on these meme stocks. a lot of people look at it as something you see in markets, i don't think that is fair but your thoughts on this latest? >> charlie looks great without the tie. my thoughts, this is different this time. this is isolated. this theory has some validity. if you think of the number of dollars invested in this, does he have that money to do that? he's not showing his face, no crusade to get anyone. seems like a money grab, i think that this is very different from the last time. we need a little more into it. amc is coming back down, but this is not a crusade against the man or wall street. this is someone who wants to see game stop go up for their own benefit. this is great. i don't think he's done anything illegal. there are a lot more questions than answers and it is interesting to watch and what

neil: incredible, i always told you the a.i. is going to be big, i have no idea, always good seeing you, thank you for that, jonathan hoenig take a look at that, what do you think. it is all about a.i., expertly susan told us 95% of companies have mentioned a.i. at least one time on the recent earnings call, apple has pointed out a little bit late to the game and it's one of the reasons the shares has often compared to so many others. nvidia is up 153% year-to-date apple is up only 5%, a.i. can integrate into all of their devices and what's it going to do for the stock moving forward is apple going to lead in a.i. instead of follow will be watching the conference all this week very closely. neil: were taking a look at that only anyone can look at the signature stocks and moments with the market and we can look a little earlier at nvidia it's up again this is a stock that split 1041 today is the first day as the stock, this is the same value but it is supposed to dry in investors because it does have a cheaper price, do you buy t

i'm neil cavuto. let's get it with kelly grady on all the attention.dy on all the attention he's getting because he's back after 3 years. what's going on. >> this is 1 of the more wild i guess we have to call it investor call at this point that i've attended and we had to wait quite a bit. keith gill roaring kitty showed up nearly half hour late but ultimately spoke to over 600,000 listeners and shared he had no game plan for this livestream. even admitted he might be cuckoo at 1 point. that's always been his appeal. he's very counter to the traditional investor. we did glean 3 key things from the stream that i want to share with you. first gill's gamestop position makes up the entirety of his portfolio so what you're looking at on-screen was the value following the markets close last night 500 a $6 million. of course the stock fluctuated wildly today finishing 39% down but it is still higher than when gil bodden. the second take away his roaring kitty really believes in gamestop's future. he reiterated that confidence that the company can revamp its l

neil? >> neil: all right, thank you very much, richardson on all that. president first part is saying you can do things like this and also, not in the border, and practicing in the last couple weeks since he's done so but there has been dramatic results. take a look. >> president joe biden: two weeks ago i did what the republican congress refuses to. at the action to secure our border. that includes restricting unlawful crossings of our southern border, making decisions on asylum quickly, and so much more. and so for -- so far it's working. since the order, the -- and we are seeing the lowest number we've seen in a long time. >> neil: there was a surprising number to us, we just wanted to check that and who know better than lieutenant -- department -- texas department of public safety. chris of the border crossing, the apprehensions, you know, they don't know if i'm%. is that true? >> good afternoon, neil. border crossings are known especially in the last three days, they been well below 3000 now. of course, again this is all politics, we know that were

neil: interesting.as doing on the island of cuba. i know there's stark differences here but our reaction is it's not that. it's kind of like that's what they're doing and leaving it at that. what did you make of that? >> well, i know we're keeping track of all of this but just watching them is not necessarily effective because they assume we're going to do that and i did also kind of compare this to the old cold war tactics that i'm familiar with as well, and the biggest difference here is the fact that china is getting so involved in our western united states, on our border, with this border invasion by illegal aliens and many other things, so ultimately, what you see here is nation states working together, actually, to reduce america's influence across the pacific, in the caribbean, and many other areas around the world, whereas before it was basically just the soviet union, so i'm concerned by all of this and really it's just one more message that says they do not take this administration seriously a

i'm neil cavuto. glad to have you."est palm beach where you will find annamarie on this big trump event tonight. >> with the breast they bash started about an hour ago, 5,000 people are trickling into the palm beach convention centre. the energy building. they are excited. trump is expected to be speaking and arrive for festivities around 7:00 pm tonight so have a couple of hours until that starts. former president is turning 78 years old today and shares his birthday with flag day the holiday. the event is being hosted by club 47. a group who calls himself the largest club of trump supporters in america. this after trump's capitol hill visit yesterday with house and senate republicans that brought a rare moment of gop unity. he stressed republicans should not attack 1 another can't promising to quote work out any lingering differences within the party. senators even gave him an american flag cake with 45 candles and 47 referring to the next presidency. over on social media trump was interviewed by influencer and profes

neil: great seeing you, thank you so much.these court cases and everything else, the back-and-forth and the politics on both sides, lucas is taking a look as hunter biden is looking at sentencing right now, it could be if it comes to pass, what are you hearing. >> there is no sentencing hearing that has been planned, hunter biden faces up to 25 years behind bars, it's not likely he will receive any jail time, president biden claims that hunter would have received a plea deal if it were not for running to reelection from validity under politico, a year ago when that fell apart and tax charges they face in tax trial. under president trump they said that's a bigger case, matt whitaker call it the more serious case and says it was much more closely tied to hunter biden's alleged money laundering in the form of registration active violations that should've been charged along the way, yesterday president biden son hunter was found guilty of all three gun charges becoming the first child the sitting u.s. president to be convicted of

well, i am neil cavuto. we thought this was an interesting way to begin the week in a good place to start the day and explore the signals for what remains this year, to do that the t-3 trading chief strategist i mentioned the bullish signs and analysts will flip them around his salable market that is proving long in the tooth, how do you see? >> i feel if i had a dollar every time they said the bull market is long in the tooth i would have less money than what the market is making for those sticking with it. but i hear you, you set the nasdaq is up 18% or so and s&p of 14% historically over time if you take a 30 year block europe 70% but feels like this half of the year has borrowed from the second half and i don't think anyone is thinking we can have the same type of gains in the second half. it doesn't mean rather short term and it doesn't mean you need to sell the macro holdings, if your trader you have to be a little bit careful with a very specific tape and a lot of complaining how narrow the market is

neil: exactly. we feed the beast.

neil: i understand.ying this. he's right about that part of it, no one is paying for this and that means everyone is paying for this. it added to the debt. senior vice president, senior policy director for the committee for responsible federal budget. obviously welcome news for those who are getting some of this forgiven but we are all being charged for that, that's the bottom line. >> i'm happy for the folks who are getting student debt relief but that means higher inflation at higher interest rates. that higher prices at the grocery store, higher mortgage rates, less wage growth over time, businesses can't invest as much and it is higher interest on the next cohort of student debt. diane: tell people this was a sleeper issue for many but we have a lot piled onto the debt, $34 trillion in debt, doesn't make a difference, this kind of stuff does and when you tell people we are just paying for it with more debt, that opens the gate for other stuff. it has been open for some time now. both parties views, i

me, neil parish., ayesha ali khan and callum robertson. aisha, what did you make of what belinda had to say? >> well, first of all, i just want to say that this is not the first time we've had comments by reform supporters, by reform candidates that have come to light . and i just think that light. and i just think that this would have been the perfect opportunity for nigel farage to show a bit of leadership and say, this was absolutely wrong. we take full responsibility . we take full responsibility. we're going to look into this instead. what he has done is pass the blame onto somebody else, i.e. channel 4 news, and basically hoping that kick it into the long grass, don't have to deal with it. not my responsibility. and i think that type of leadership, it's just not there. and if we are going to, you know, view him as a potential, opposition leader in, depending on what happens next thursday, that's not the sort of leader i would want, you know, anybody to be, looking up to. >> and yet belinda was s

neil.t no, but won't have babies, but no, but i'm not. >> but. but i know what you mean. neil. neil. >> neil is very good at getting heifers pregnant, so if anyone does, thank you . does, thank you. >> don't go there. >> don't go there. >> don't go there. >> do not go there. if anyone could fix the population crisis, it's the man next to me. >> not me, i hasten to add. yeah. >> that's right. okay, folks, look , lots more to come, more look, lots more to come, more front pages. and in the last word, as the sunday times and the ft come out in support of laboun the ft come out in support of labour, does the backing of newspapers still matter in modern british politics? i'll be asking the former editor of the sun newspaper, kelvin mackenzie . sun newspaper, kelvin mackenzie. plus, kelvin will be reacting to the good news that england are through to the next round of the euros. all of that and more in two. don't go anywhere. okay, we've got more papers coming in thick and fast. and this is the s

neil: what percentage of the black vote donald trump can win? anywhere from 2025%, that could put him over the top. >> that would put him over the top. this narrative, donald trump can never win the black vote but if you get 20%, that's a win. what you do is cobble together many coalitions. in michigan, a really great example, one. 3 million black votes, 14% of the population is african-american. donald trump, donald trump won by 10,000 votes. biden won by less than 3 percentage points. thing of the black votes you get out of detroit, folks refusing to vote for president biden because of the israel hamas conflict and you consider the hispanic vote and working-class folks who say they will skip out and go with donald trump. a sweet state, must win swing state. if you get those coalitions, for that particular state you can do that. and actually put together a winning strategy for the next president of the united states, 270 electoral votes. neil: we have to leave it there. thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you. thank you for joining me. n

and, look, who and neil wallace.or not bothering this time round? i mean, the public disaffection with the political class is at an all time low. >> well , i an all time low. >> well, i think there's i personally can't think of anybody to vote for. i think it's so ridiculous what's going on at the moment. it's all to do with egos. it's all to do with nothing to do with getting the country out of the mess that it's in. no one seems to be asking us what we want and what we want to do about it, and begins, there's an opportunity. >> there's an open goal. what do you want? what does biggins want from his government over the next five years? >> i'd like more housing for people. i'd like people to be not have to go to food banks. i'd like for there to be more money for people who need it. i need, i think that we should be taxing a lot more people higher income people, and i think we should look at everything in order to make this a better country, that the country that it is should be and used to be, what are your thoughts

when she became pregnant, tori was living with her boyfriend, neil springstube .er the same roof, tori's best friend, daniel moen. when tori brought baby dean home, these three, 20 something roommates, shared parenting. >> they took shifts. one worked one shift, someone works another. daniel was always carrying him in the baby pouch, where normally the mom is carrying the baby in the baby pouch, daniel would be doing that. >> you were pretty taken with that baby from the beginning? >> he was my little buddy, my friend. most times, he was my best friend. i watched him everyday while everyone was at work. >> dayna was amazed and amused by the three-way childcare. >> the three of them were comical and dean was just filled with love. >> but by the summer of 2006, when baby dean was 10 months old, tori and neil had broken up and daniel moved back home with his mom, although he continued to help out daily with dean's care, mom and baby were living in low income housing in a rough part of san diego. even so, grandma dayna still thought life was good. >> the last time you

you're watching the neil nelson. you're watching the neil oliver show on gb news. to the neil oliver show. they always say take polls with a pinch of salt. so here goes. with a pinch of salt. so here goes . but with a pinch of salt. so here goes. but this week, one with a pinch of salt. so here goes . but this week, one poll goes. but this week, one poll put reform above the conservatives as being the most likely challenger to labour. another claim that as many as 1 in 3 voters are yet to decide who they will back in july. so with that in mind, let's get the latest thoughts from gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson . thanks forjoining nigel nelson. thanks forjoining us, nigel, should we have should we continue to have faith in the democratic process in this great britain of ours? >> yeah, i think so. on the bafis >> yeah, i think so. on the basis that you get to choose your government once every 4 or 5 years, and i think it's a good idea to go out and do just that. so if you are , a party so if you are, a party enthusiast for one party or the other , th

the hamilton , neil, hamilton.amilton, neil, you've been a conservative mp dunng you've been a conservative mp during some very difficult times. will nigel succeed in destroying the party? >> well, i was a conservative mp dunng >> well, i was a conservative mp during the greatest times, actually, under margaret thatcher. that's the problem . thatcher. that's the problem. the tories have moved so far from those heady days that they've actually committed suicide. and, yes. i don't think nigel will destroy the conservative party they've done a very good job of that for themselves. of course , all he's themselves. of course, all he's doing is filling the void that they've left because they've alienated and deliberately condescended to their own natural support base. the big problem is david cameron, when he became the tory leader, styled himself as the heir to blair. and they've stuffed the candidatures in constituencies with blairites ever since . with blairites ever since. they're still doing it today, even when they

neil: you forget the time and the environment that this was going on.o he was in the war at the time. congratulations again. were getting friends left and right with how wealthy you are. , think tank one of the best of the best on this industry and remembers his roots, as does my buddy robert gray, hurricane season is on right now, everything that i hear you're in key west florida, it could be a doozy and for a lot of new folks who settle their, this is a big wake-up call, big time, over 1200 people a day are moving to florida and welcome to key west florida where the weather is great and vacationers are out the southernmost point of the united states except for the problem but the forecast by noah for hurricanes is amped up an unprecedented, look at the video from the past in hurricanes and south florida 17 - 25 hurricanes are predicted by noah and of those 17 - 254 - 8 are expected to be major hurricanes in major meaning category 3 or higher category 3 or five those are catastrophic scenarios and the reason why this is a historic forecast because the

you're watching the neil oliver show on gb news. welcome back to the neil oliver show.now by retired us colonel and former white house adviser douglas macgregor to contemplate the north south corridor, an alternative trade route that bypasses the suez canal. russia, azerbaijan and iran are developing the routes to find alternative ways to go about the business of trade without being dependent on the west. is this further proof of the united states of america's world dominance dwindling? always good to see you, colonel macgregor. thanks for joining us. sure. how much? how much, does the development of this north south transport corridor tell us about what feels like a realignment of the of the pieces in the geopolitical jigsaw puzzle . puzzle. >> oh, absolutely. i think the tectonic plates in the international system are moving. and ultimately crushing america's political, financial , america's political, financial, economic and military hegemony , economic and military hegemony, all of this, to be blunt, is inevitable in any case, over time, these things happen. new pow