debts and $1 million contract -- if neil cavuto inc. r dad going to campaign for you? >> we have four fund-raisers scheduled in texas, and he will be there. neil: how about in kentucky? >> we have not made a decision. we would like him to come. he is a big draw. i cannot do this without him. i think history will look kindly on what he is able to do, but, also, i need to be my own person, and i need to not just be seen as the son of ron paul? but also not to run away from it. neil: he is kind of like a rebel, the thorn in the side of many people. >> i distinguish myself. neil: they are all on balance. >> yes, and i will be voting against quite a few people -- they are all on balance. -- unbalanced. i have been 220 counties in kentucky, and i have yet to be one primary voter -- i have been 220 counties in kentucky. -- to 20 counties in kentucky. the rules are very hard for any third party to run. i think people do blogger for independence, and when i tell people that i am not going to judge issues as a republican or democrat, they sit up a

neil cavuto. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] neil: who knew that your checking account had anything to do with your cholesterol account or whether you have a high enough balance to treat that high temperature. i'm neil cavuto and welcome. check this out. they are checking your checking account out literally. because tucked away in the 1,000-page bill a plan that may allow uncle sam to delve into your bank account. never mind government bureaucracy. nosing around your health records now going through your financial stuff while they are at it. let's get reaction from charles, dagen, adam and ben. government does. it will takeover your life. the government has no limits on itself in its own eyes. >> i agree with ben. seems like the only people that have rights, if you get a wire in pakistan we can't investigate you but the bottom line is what i'm worried about is all governments gather information . it seems like they want a dossier on all of us. but this one has such disdain for the w

welcome, i'm neil cavuto and talk about a stimulus screwup. the government admitting nearly 4,000 stimulus checks went to convicts in jail. where it as good place for convicts. now, we asked ourselves, these are the fame folks who want the healthcare? not the convicts but many of the people who should be. let's get reaction from charles payne and lee gallagher. >> what do you make of this? >> i want to laugh. this is an example. this right now and medicare. 30 billion-year-old frau30 bild and abuse. the white house had to up the deference at this time projection, $2 trillion. >> wow. >> this is crazy and it is insane and this is a great example of what is going to happen. it is hard for any one who does not have a political agenda not to be extremely afraid that this won't be a disaster. >> you know, one of the arguments being raised by proponents is look, neel, you are making a big deal out of a relatively small amount. nevertheless, 10,000 checks to dead people. 4,000 checks to convicts. ty have on the highest authority that 3,000 chihuahuas

. >> well, yeah, read "the new york times," watch neil cavuto. >> could you start with watch neil cavutoou were doing this, you should have done this a while ago before the e-mailing campaign started, but you worry about big brother implications, even though they might not be intended, right? >> right, because where does it end? where does it end? does it end with obama-care alone, or now does it go to any other feelings, guantanomo bay, or whatever other issues arise, and then what do they do with the information once they get it? are they going after people who post this information? are they going to use their names, their domain names, all of that back-end stuff in technology to track people? what are they going to do with this information once they get it? neil: what do you suspect? >> i suspect they will do a lot with it. technology allows the white house and the government to track whatever they want. think about the f.b.i. neil: but as a constitutional lawyer reyet, he must know this is a no-no. >> i say it is a no, no. neil: judge andrew napolitano says it is a no-no. >> right.

"your world" is coming up next, with neil cavuto. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> i have a question for this young man! neil: nancy pelosi has been cut little slack, even from democrats. welcome, everyone. i am neil cavuto. you know it is bad when claire mccaskill says stop speaking on the same day that steny hoyer and nancy pelosi called protesters un-american. even the president of the united states is using to step back from the heat here, while commenting on reform efforts south of the border today. >> it is a healthy thing. neil: the editor for the op-ed news, nancy pelosi did not say anything for weeks, now that protesters are getting nervy. but all of them? >> here is the thing. let me cut to the chase. these town hall protesters are denying the dozens of other people who have come to these meetings, they are denying those folks free speech. there are a lot of other protests that have happened in the past by liberal groups, but one thing that yo

right now, "your world with neil cavuto" is up, and before that, in closing bell rings, right about now. not bad. our clocks are good. a second straight losing sessions it appears we are heading for after eight days of the green or black. today, we are in deep red, and neil cavuto is here with context and the rest of the day's news. neil: all right, thank you, shep. signs of things to come? stocks: off a little bit, the dow down today. there was massive selling in china. the chinese leading stock index dropped nearly 7% overnight losing about one-quarter of its value in august. tight credit and slow growth over there. is it about to hit us over here? , are we looking at a scary september to remember? chris, what is going to happen here? >> been down just 45 points, as we saw, not such a bad day. we were down 90 points. you are sort of waiting for that day to fall off the cliff, and we do not have it. even when we have light volume, and we sort of hang in there, and that is what we did. i do want to separate the shanghai composite from some of the other stock indexes around the world. we

neil cavuto is up -- until then, good night. neil: this is a fox news alert. $7 trillion in red ink and it is good news. welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto. you know you are inç trouble when $7 trillion looks wonderful. that is because the white house just estimated $9 trillion, albeit with a lot more things added in. this is all because it was the congressional budget office reporting it. never mind. the latest cbo number is nearly $3 trillion worse than the number they did just a few months ago. it is said it is a confusing day. douglas, nevertheless people are clinging to this as proof that maybe we are doing better than we thought. what do you make of this? >> we are not. that is the reality. we saw the current-year deficit come down simply because they changed their assumptions about the policies. what we found out is that the obama administration accept the cbo's more pessimistic view of the economy so in their view the 10-year deficit goes from $7 trillion to $9 trillion but they are too optimistic about things. they are

until then, here's neil cavuto. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] neil: what a day on wall street. stocks back on top amid signs job losses are no longer on a tear. unemployment coming down. economists revising up. and the dow? well, let's just say way up. about 112 1/2 points up. now, you can credit a couple of very big dogs to the rescue. bailed out companies that are suddenly looking hot or shall i say hotter. a.i.g. about 20% today. citigroup also moving higher today. the broader s&p 500 index which sort of mimics generally how the market is perceived to be doing, doing quite well. now close to 50% from its lows back in march. we're going to have a lot more on markets in a moment. suffice it to say, all up today. now it is getting violent. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. from pushing and shoving to reports now of intimidation. town hall tempers are flairing. and now unions are mobilizing. in missouri protesters claimed that union members were being led into town hall as they were locked out. my

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thank you for joining us, "cost of freedom" the number one business block on tv continues with neil cavuto right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] neil: a 180? just days after its director is called to the white house the c.b.o. comes out with a report favorable to the white house. coincidence? hi, everybody. let's get reaction now from ben stein and charles, dagen mcdowell, adam, they're all back. the congressional budget office issuing a support suggesting government-run health care can coexist with private insurers. democrats pushing it from an agency that was just last week dead set against at least some of the cost from it ben, sound a little fishy to you? >> it's a disgrace. the office is supposed to be run by congress. it's supposed to be a check and balance on the white house. the white house called in this guy. i don't know that this ever happened before with the congressional budget office. maybe it has. it's extremely rare. it's really a disgrace to the constitutional government. neil: charles, the timing is weird. >> the timing is weird. smell fishy? i smell a

hi, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. even before deciding to end the program months earlier than planned, car dealers have been bailing out in droves because they are not getting paid back fast enough by the government. that plan is just a few billion dollars. it was completely mismanaged, at least financially. health care will be in the trillions of dollars. so if i'm a doctor watching all this and thinking how are they ever going to pay me? our crew this morning is ben stein and charles payne, dagen mcdowell, rob stein as well. charles, what do you make of that? >> this is a scary element. the only element i can think worse than this, you come home and another man's shoes sunder your bed. you know what's going on. listen, $145 million -- neil: i would be ok with the plumber. it's very difficult booking that dude. >> $145 million has been paid out on $2 billion. at the end of the day, i don't know how any of these politicians can say that -- and i have heard a couple of them talk about efficiency, but you can't use the

neil cavuto is next. neil: the heat is on. you are resting, and they are right now cooking. good afternoon, everyone. do not forget the heatwave outside is all about the heatwave inside. the democratic press, a health- care strategy session at dnc headquarters. unions are already mobilizing, and it really does not stop there. the house speaker also talking about that democrats may be going it alone, all but ignoring the outcry at town halls, focusing instead on those crucial 51 votes needed in the senate to cram a health-care bill through and what they are calling the nuclear option, but a move my next guest says he will have a voters going nuclear. with us is former reagan adviser are laffer. his book is out in paperback this very day -)ú)eagan adviserç art laffer. going solo, that is, democrats, what do you make of that? >> i think that is a mistake, and i think the bill is a mistake, as well. there are things they could do, neil, that could make it a lot better. for example, tort reform, with regard to authorize the medical personnel to do procedures that they are not cur

reaction from fox news businesses czar, neil cavuto. you can see him on the business channel. >> i really think this is the apocalypse. bill: either you agree with everything that i have said, maybe you have improved a massively -- >> or i have taken massive drugs. bill: utensil up when you are nervous. >> i am not remotely scared. -- you tense up when you are nervous. bill: you are the boss of the fox business network. have you crunched the numbers? >> i have, there is no way that you can pay off this or get savings from it from what i've seen from the house measures. bill: that is the 1000 page bill. >> this is the largest bill we have seen. they think that taking deductions for people like you will pay the balance. that cannot be done. bill: the congressional officbut office agrees with you. you say to your audience, president obama is misguided, does he not miss -- does heat misunderstand or is he intending to deceive? >> i don't think that he is intending to deceive. he thinks that this will give us savings. there will be an argume

neil cavuto knows about this stuff. neil: if that were true they are not backing off. they are kicking off a national tea party tour. the name is the same. here is what is different. they're pretty much seating about $1 trillion health care bill. it is leaving sacramento california today to fight taxes, big government, and bigger government spending. dozens of tea parties later. a massive protest in washington set for september 12. one of the organizer and is joined by a rally participant. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. neil: to you first, is this sort of the next wave? do you expect bigger crowds? the other crowds you got were surprisingly large and white. now that you have set up such high expectations that you get thousands upon thousands, it will be greeted as a disappointment. how do you fight the high expectations? >> well, i do not think we have a high expectation of crowd numbers and so much as the expectation and the heart of the american people, they feel like their voice is finally being heard to their representatives and their message across the coun

"time your world with neil cavuto" now. neil: as we did ready to say goodbye to teddy, health careç. çwelcome, everybody. the devil is in the health care details. tucked in that massive 100-page- plus house bill, provisions that would force the irs to provide financial information from people off to a new health choices commissioner. a man from the institute for policy saysxd goodbye privacy. we are looking at this low, dignified goodbye to ted kennedy, whether this is something he envisioned in health care or feared. what is going on? >> you would think a liberal cause with the privacy, but, unfortunately, the people who have drafted this bill have turned a real tin ear towards privacy. as i call the health commissioner, the health commissar, the right to look into your social security record, as well. neil: why would that information be valuable to the health commissioner or whatever we are calling him? >> if the government is your insurer, and they want to determine certain things. they want to determine the eligibility

neil cavuto was talking about the house bill being held up more than 1000 pages.ave you heard about that, senator? >> we will not be voting on the house bill. i went to get prepared on -- i read 650 pages on the senate bill. -- 615 pages. bill: no bill should be 615 pages, because of folks cannot get that. you have to distill it down to 5 pages, and you have to bullet point it out, like i do every night on "the factor." now, there is deep distrust, like you just said, a deep distrust, and do you know what it is all about? it is all about big government intrusion into the lives of americans. most americans do not want that. all only the far left want that. even the liberals do not want big government intrusion. that is what this is, senator. it is big government. >> well, i do not know it at the end of the date it will be big government. bill: and 600-page bill has to be. >> -- if at the end of the day it will be big government. bill: a 600-page bill has to be. nobody wants to get rid of medicare. >> that is a big government intrusion. government-run health program

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i am neil cavuto. barack obama it presumably talking about how bill clinton closed that north korean deal to rescue those two hostages. remember that? but is barack obama recruiting him for something else? his health-care jalopy. they are yelling in the showroom, they do not want to buy, and now, they are leaving the showroom. does barack obama need to bring in a manager? and as bill footed the bill? a used car salesman with u.s. auto limited says if the customers are gunning for the door, time to bring in the big gun. is it time to bring in the big gun? >> absolutely. bill looks great. he has got his pinkie ring on and his kaline suit, his hair slicked back. how much more could you ask for -- his clean suit. neil: you were the big gun, right? and if the customer was wavering, you came in to try to make the deal happen, right? >> absolutely. that is what you try to do. you put the salesman out there, and he is the relationship. he is the regular guy. he has got his tie on, just trying to relate to the

anyway, neil cavuto kind of summed the whole thing up. is it about race or is it about something else? listen to this. >> i take issue not with the color of this president's skin but maybe the thickness of it and the thickness of all of those around him. especially those hell bent on health care their way or the highway. this isn't about red or blue but seeing things in black and white. because this isn't democrat or republican. this is us. after all, we pay the bills. pay us some respect. steve: couldn't say it better. peter: the past two or three weeks has been intense national debate on this issue that we're engaged in this kind of mccarthyism that if europosed to national health care reform by president obama, then you're a racist. gretchen: we will continue to debate this throughout the day for the next three hours. also coming up, the aarp supporting health care reform. and that has some of its members, retired folks, outraged. two of them so mad they're tearing up their membership cards after 11 years with the program. they join us

later that afternoon i was catching neil cavuto and they were talking about the e-mails again.hter walked by and said, oh, i received one of those e-mails. that's when i asked her, let me see it. that's when i contacted you guys. brian: have you figured out how she might have ended up on this list? was there a group or something that you might have joined that might have lent your e-mail address out or hers? >> they don't have mine. she don't know how they got hers. i'm just a little disturbed by it coming directly from the white house. it doesn't matter what group she may have signed up for. but i'd like to know what group sent her e-mail, her personal information, to the white house. she's a minor. gretchen: i know because she's a minor. you say if she were of voting age, it wouldn't bother you as much. but why does it bother you that it comes from the white house? >> because it is from the government. i feel like big brother is looking in on us. my main concern was her privacy and being able to keep that. i'd like to know what group sent the e-mail to the president or the wh

neil: this is something with which the cavuto family are very familiar, and that is prohibition.he commandos -- the converter -- the cavutos wanted to end it rapidly. >> it may not have been a life- and-death issue, but it was a very important issue. for the supporters, this was a critical moral issue and a way of preserving the sanctity of the family from drunkenness. this was a matter of fundamental freedoms for americans not to be subject to this kind of control by the government. neil: in other words, you could argue on either side, and they did, those who wanted to keep prohibition going, and those who wanted to stop it quickly. but each had their right to be making his comments public. >> that is right. it is not helping the discussion if it is silencing the discussion. neil: just let everyone speak, in other words, right? >> let everyone be heard. that is the american spirit. neil: thank you. billions in stimulus waste has just been uncovered, but you will never believe where the less you stick around, which you should. . . neil: stimulus waste exposed, the inspector gener

cavuto is now. >> the power of christ compels yeoyu! -- you! neil: who is to say that religion cannot help salvage health-care reform? where is linda blair when you need her? the president is set to speak with religious leaders shortly, and what do you think he plans to talk about? bingo. health care. but at this stage in the game, it is this preacher pass more like a hail mary pass? tim pawlenty hey, not too impressed, the governor of minnesota. what do you make of incorporating may be religious leaders to get behind it? >> well, professor cavuto, it is good to be with you again, and i think the perspective is a good place for obama to consult, but i hope they also ask him about the concerns the concern does have about how this bill and may affect the end of life decisions, taking away people's right to make decisions, talking about publicly-funded abortions, and some of the other things they may be interested in, so i hope the has the ability to have the full discussion, because i know those leaders would be interested in those. neil: if he commen

neil ka viewt he tow. let's get -- i'm kneel cavuto. to you fir, gary r what do you think of this?e only manufacturing he owns here, is the story that this is manufactured. good american people do not leave their houses and go to town hall meetings unless they care and are concerned. they are concerned about a deficit in the trillions and concerned about a healthcare proposal that will increase it in the trillions. i know they're saying it is own only going to cost a trillion but when government says a trillion, multiply it by three, four and five, and you see that these are good american people that care about this country, and it is stupid for these politicians to ignore them and actually put them down. neil: what do you make of how this is escalating right now, charles? who is right? >> well, listen, to me it seems like animal farm. once they were in power, anyone who had protests they shut them down. it was like now that you're in a position to -- >> i was thinking "west side story," without the singing and dancing. >> of course it's real. that's the bottom line. it is very ala

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