neil cavuto, best credit score around. cavuto on business. >> neil: all right, this just n, the watch for armageddon is on. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, i bet you woke up and were surprised to even see the sun ♪ hallelujah ♪ hours to sequestration, damn nation and not even a hint. and i see pretty much what i don't see. i don't see airports shutting down because security agents were fired. i don't see mental patients wondering the streets because they didn't get their meds even though i see them wandering the streets and i don't see mr. ed popping up in anyone's cheeseburge today. yes, because we fired the food inspectors? that's my beef, politicians scaring us to the bone, big fat liars so far. if this passes for leadership in washington, is it any wonder taxpayers just want to take a pass on washington? . and charles payne, adam lashinsky, charlie gasperino. >> a small fraction thinks we're headed in the right direction. a pox on both houses and lack of leadership and i've got to tell you the sequestration thing

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connell: you can catch neil cavuto today and every day at 4:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. you are patronizing me. dagen: you look better younger than him. neil: the two of you look like a wedding cake. like a romp filled cake, but a wedding cake, nonetheless. dagen: i made it. connell: put in staff is in cardiac arrest. connell: it isn't cavuto and his old show at 8:00 o'clock. dagen: napping at work. more and more employers are allowing this. setting up nap rooms where workers can sign up for 20 minutes of shut eye before turning to work. this seems to be paying off. connell: you don't want staff to do that? neil: no. we are here to work. eating is one thing. connell: it is good to see you, neil. dagen: i like you a lot more. connell: he needs to make a habit of joining us. the run on the market, will it continue? anthony chan from chase. dagen: for all you worried about what the federal reserve will and won't do, charles payne has a history lesson. ♪ >> i have your fox business brief. a high-profile money manager potentially making vice president of the brokerage departm

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they should have been high when they wrote this. >> neil: okaque we are g3 mng to take a quis. food for thoughts. m heatherdek to cavuto on business. >> neil: stocks are at an all time high, so are food stamps. nearly 48 million americans are getting them makes you wonder how the dow and folks on the particular dole can effectively double under the same president. dagen, i have to say weird. >> not weird, scary, this is clear evidence, but-- >> and scary-- >> i'm frightened by this, clear evidence that the government is getting bigger withouany new laws passed, just by tweaking laws that already exist. >> neil: what did it do, make the policy more liberal so more could get it. >> yes, exactly what's happened in recent years, the states have relaxed the income tax and also the asset test and pushed people to enroll, encouraged by the obama administration, in fact. there were 17 states in '09 that relaxed the environment to get on food stamps and another 11 in 2010. you have 16% of the american population on food stamps almost double what it was just 40 years ago. this is as the recession ended four years ago. you have u

i am neil cavuto. focus on this rich guys did not dodge the tax. now a government has broken precedence, by going after what is in their bank account, how long do you think it will be before governments start sniffing around your bank account. frankly, i believe it's not long. think this country, when first federal income tax was just to blender efforts of world war i but it stuck around. or europe. expanded. what started out as a 4% tax for millionaires is now north of 20%, and en snaring, well, everyone. that is what conrns me about this cyprus tax. what the poor saps will discover when the banks reopen in cyprus, run. can't take their money and the government is watching and limiting, and i am kind of worrying. what is going on in this island nation, is a tsunami. bank on it. literally. to rich edison, in cyprus to this nervous night before, hey, rich. >> good evening neil, you have to imagine, folks without access to their banks account will have some tomorrow 8:30 in the morning. for more than a week these folks had closed banks today there wa

i'm neil cavuto. forget sprint. more like a winter wipeout. slamming the midwest. a record 17-inches of new snow hitting central illinois. 15-inches in parts of colorado and kansas. more than a foot in st. louis as the storm makes its way east, dumping, you guessed it, more snow. a lot of fender benders, and orlando, florida, wind dusts up to 86 miles-per-hour. some winds whipping through the store, sending customers running for cover. the rough weather creating a travel nightmare with more than a thousand flights cancelled. we're all over it today. bruce is in the thick of it. we're seeing snowfall records, taking, and larryeating bails glazer from the economy summit. and bruce is in pennsylvania where the snow has begun. reporter: well, neil, that heavy snow from this morning has turn into light snow this afternoon and now more of a freezing rain. literally minutes ago the sun made an appears and that is rare. no blizzard here but another significant snowfall. two or throw inches around most of the region, now a slushy mess. it began this morning. we expect it wi

right now get you back to cavuto on business. see you soon. >> neil: welcome back. demand for oil is going down as america's production of shale oil keeps going up. connection? >> it has yoko saying oh, no and daryl hannah, we are not going to provide an example of yoko's singing. we have dagen here we must can doing something right? >> absolutely. when you have opec mad at you because you are not using enough oil and hollywood mad at you because you are oil, period and producing it it's a perfect world. >> neil: very well put. >> you know what, you only need to talk to the people of north dakota. lowest unemployment rate in the entire country, 3.2%. that is one of the biggest destinations for americans as they are moving around the country. it's because of the shale oil. we end up -- you know what. >> you know what the pizza tastes like? >> in north dakota? >> i love north dakota. >> neil says its beautiful state. >> i lived there for a year and a half. >> you are urban. >> it's wonderful. >> listen, this whole thing, these people are nuts. >> neil: who is nuts? >>

. >> letterman in new york-- >> and jay leno, and john ji carson and-- neil cavuto is up next. >> neil: the unions are starting to get loud, but is their message starting to get old? >> glad to have you, and over the top union protests. in michigan, they're mad about a right to work law that starts next week. and in washington, they're mad about all of the automatic spending cuts they say will get worse every week. but with right to work states adding more jobs and with many in the government looking to cut more spending, is it time tore unions to simply get with the program? charles payne, dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky, charlie gas pregas-- gasperino. >> and with the. >> i love the big raps. >> and communities with fewer presence of unions are doing better communities and businesses. the they drove hostess out of business and they have to figure out the dynamics. they've got to take a step back, we're trying to benefit and not in it for ourselves and the message doesn't get across anymore. >> neil: dagen? >> this is evidence of unions on the run. if you look at michigan, a huge move

your world with neil cavuto is coming up. happy easter. >> neil: what does snail mean? say it ain't escargo. ♪ >> neil: well maybe not all our dreams, but his music lives on. forget about across owl ages, now all species. this just in. we all spent nearly a million bucks to study how snails get it on, and this much we now know. they take it slow. they make it last. sorry, barry, sometimes, sometimes they don't even need a partner. who knew there was so much to learn about snails? don't even get me started on duck genitalia. forget shrimp on a treadmill, that's so last year boondoggle. keep singing, barry. break out the drink and plop yourself in the waterbed. washington has got its kink on and is moving on. settle in, but you better open your wallet now. i like barry white, but this is huge. welcome, everybody. happy friday. i'm neil cavuto. in the scheme of things, what's $880,000 to study snail sex? the national signs foundation wants to know how it is new zealand mud snails that can reproduce sexually or asexually often end up choosing sexually. i'm just hazarding a

and welcome, i'm neil cavuto. the international monetary fund calling for $1.40 tax in the us of a. and protesters are ready to put the kibosh on the keystone pipeline they say to save the environment. what is weird is how their saving can be so selective. they're not quacking about a thousand dead ducks showing up in a chinese river, little more than a week after 16,000 just as dead pigs showed up floating in another chinese river. no, a far, far bigger polluter gets a pass, we get a kick in the, well, the gas. to ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell along with charlie what do you think. >> imf, they're bloated, arrogant, more harm to the third world than you can imagine and now trying to do the same to us. by the way, when did they get in charge of the environment? what's going on. they want a trillion dollar tax to save the environment and it's all-- it's regressive, repressive and stupid. and the sad thing is no one says anything, so it might not be a good idea. >> neil: you don't think it's a good idea? >> put me down in the no column. >> neil: what do you think? >> what do

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, whether it's the cliff or the sequester cuts to blame, more taxpayers are told they'll have to wait for their money, but a new report shows the irs is going full steam ahead, collecting the new health care. and another double standard. and ben stein, dagen mcdowell, charlie gasperino and adam lashinsky. dagen, sequester hypocrisy? >> of course it is, scare the bejesus out of people and make people think at least they're not going to get their tax refund, but again, the money needs to keep rolling in to pay for the president's health care law and we have no idea yet how much this is going to hit the american people because this year, don't forget, on higher income americans, you have medicare payroll tax hikes, investment income tax hike, a hike in the threshold where you can deduct your medical expenses, you have the medical devices tax, that's just this year. >> that's this year and gary k, with all of that stuff they're not going to wait a nano second to collect their money, but people watching the show wondering what the heck, where is my tax rehe fu

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. whether the cliff or the sequester cuts, more taxpayers are being told they will have to wait for their money. new report shows the irs are going full steam ahead, another d.c. double standard. to our panel and also joining us gary. sequester hypocrisy? >> of course it is. people make them think and they don't think they'll get their tax refund but the money needs to keep rolling in to pay for the president's healthcare law. we have no idea yet how much this is going to hit the american people because this year, don't forget on higher income americans you have medicare payroll tax hike, investment income hike and medical devices tax, that is just this year. >> and here is the interesting thing. with all that stuff. they are not going to wait nanosecond to collect their money but what the heck, where is my tax refund? >> i think you have a situation where they are trying to cause as much pain as possible to show you, hey, i told you so. sequester was bad. look we went this week where t

i'm neil cavuto and i think you woke up this morning and surprised to see this. it was hours into sequestration and so far, not even a hint of frustration. it's what i don't see. i don't see airports shutting down because security agents were fired. i don't see mental patients wandering the streets because they didn't get their meds and i don't see mr. ed popping up in any cheeseburg are because we fired all the food inspectors. politicians scaring to us bone. big fat liars so far. so if this th passes for leadership in washington, it's a wonder that taxpayers wants to take a pass on washington, to our panel. charlie. >> very small fraction saying we are headed in the right direction. lack of leadership. i have to tell you this whole sequestration has taken to a whole new level the president has to understand that compromise. he can't offer a compromise, you don't accept it you are not compromising. compromise has to be on both sides. fanning the flames of fear on this was not disingenuous but harmful. the president is in a win-win situation, because if the econo

we are also -- i'm neil cavuto. here a green plan that will have you seeing red. international monetary fund is calling for a $1.40 gas tax to save the environment as protestors are getting ready to once and for all try to put the kabash on the keystone pipeline they say to save the environment. what is weird how they are saving can be so selected, how they aren't quacking a thousand dead ducks showing up in a chinese river after more than 16,000 just as dead pigs showed up floating in another chinese river. far bigger polluter gets a pass, we get a kick in the gas. to ben stein and charles payne and charlie gasparino. >> the imf are arrogant. they have done more harm to third worlds than you can imagine. what did they become in charge of the environment. what the heck is going on. they want to tax a trillion dollar tax to save the environment. it's regressive and stupid. to your point, hey, that might be a bad idea. >> neil: you don't think it's a good idea? >> put me down in the no column. [ laughter ] >> what do you expect out of the imf. sort of local bureaucr

i am neil cavuto. in new york's times square. walk on by. by-and-by, those signs of calamity. $85 billion in budget cuts hours away, i am not saying that something horrific can't happen. i am saying that contrary to all of the scar tactics ahead of this moment, the guys who cried wolf are having a very quiet moment. you do have to wonder. maybe they are looking at this whole world right now. maybe beause they crunch the numbers we have scott and mark and gretchen. >> happy sequestration a. neil: i cannot say that. [laughter] >> what we are seeing is the sequestration or the ramifications down the road. they are going ahead with a big meat cleaver. >> was at a butter knife? they don't think the cuts will be that complicated. what do you think? >> the market realizes something. we need to walk before we run. that means that we need spending cut plans in order. future spending, not necessarily cuts, but something that they just kind of worked in them as we get closer come the market gets stronger. >> i totally agree with you. $85 billion is not

welcome, i am neil cavuto. i bet you look at these images out of cyprus today and say, those poor suckers. at least they can't shut down our base here or limit how much we can withdraw our banks, like they plan to do when they reopen there, at least they can't monitor us and how many times we use our agents over there. that is cyprus. it is not us. for now, you are right. but i want you to look very closely out of this tiny island nation. this is what happens when the government fears contagion. it starts doing naughty things. this is limiting how much those folks can take out once they can get out the money. it is enacting sweeping measures that are raising eyebrows worldwide. banks rethinking even being there. paying customers wanting to get out of there. it is a mess. in these next 72 hours, cyprus officials are very lelia. they are working overtime to contain this mess. let me put it this way. cyprus is no longer an island. cyprus is a tsunami. it scares me customers worldwide. that is what they are hoping

i am quite convinced that anyone can get an exclusive interview, neil cavuto is working on it right now let's pray. listen. can you see the pop in research in motion? get a huge order for the blackberry tent. stock is jumping. let's get to odilo scherer and the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: traders are watching all the action. they're watching action here on research in motion. blackberry. take a look at the intraday chart. this is howard was all day. this is what just happened. late in the day. blackberry just got its largest order ever in blackberry history take a look at the stock. up 6%. it jumped over a dollar here on this news. one of their partners is actually ordering 1 million blackberry tans cannot just released. shipments are beginning immediately. and while we don't know the name of a company that is making this big order, obviously this is going down in blackberry history. liz: i'm watching for that name. as soon as we find out we will let our viewers no. once again, jumping in a light moment. >> reporter: we should add, it looks like we will have maybe

neil: welcome, i am neil cavuto. it hit me like a ton of bricks today. democrats resisting spending cuts. if you really want to know why paul ryan's budget will not advance much further than the house it was passed today, allow me to read the opening sentiments from the associated press were today. a familiar budget plan, the nuts and bolts programs of the government. it is cruising for passage in the tea party flavored house. wow, that is supposed to be a news piece. the law undreamt line of what was supposed to be a tax piece. it restores many of the cruel automatic spending cuts. all is missing is a line like thank god for the democrats. then it was also considered a cheese head. it starts out fair and factual enough. under the rhine plan, the government subsidizes it. the only famous unnamed critics who say all of this would mean ever shocking. he is heartless and soulless and probably the double in pinstripes. it is one thing when they say it was all but a sham. it is another thing for them to prove that it is an even bigger sham. they are darn near

neil cavuto with "your world" is next. feel neil thank you. better late than never. have a look at this senate budget plan first. let's say, good things take time but doesn't mean that bad things still can't take the cake. if democratic senator patty muirry is calling this budget heavenly, when you see what we uncovered, heaven can wait. >> welcome everybody. glad to have you 1,414 days. that is how long it took democrats to finally come up with a new budget. that's close to four years. in the same amount of time, you could have built three and a half empire state buildings, or the golden gate bridge, or assemble and mobilize 5,978 ships like they did in world war ii. that enough time to construct not just one titanic. how about two? because that's no ship. and the five and a half trillion bucs we head to our budget proves we're in deep. >> so glad you had to reach that. >> neil: it is interesting, took this long to get this. >> something so simplistic and so insincere. the administration and apparently senate democrat does not believe, we have a spending problem and

it could have set another record yet today. 11th straight winning day but neil cavuto has more next. >> neil: remember how this got nasty? >> would you consider it constitutional for congress to specify that the first amendment shall apply only to the following books. >> i'm not a sixth grader. i've been on this committee for 20 years. i've been up close and personal to the constitution. i have great respect for it. you wanted to lecture me on the constitution. i appreciate it. know i've been here to a long time. >> he chose not to answer the question i asked which is -- in her judgment, it would be consistent with the constitution for congress to specify which books are permitted and which books are not. >> the answer is obvious, no. >> neil: don't look now but they are clubbing each other. we couldn't get diane but we did get ted. we're going to talk to ted cruz what has turned into a little more than a spat. try washington's version of ali frazier but it's not going to be pay-per-view. we have all the bloc by blows free of charge -- blow-by-blows. >> before we get to the republican

welcome i am neil cavuto, queue the crying over ryan again, former republican vice presidential candidate is taking out his scal scalpel again, youd think this time, he was not only throwing granny off the cliff but her whole damn family, actual that's was harvey corpsmacorpsman. what he is cutting in this budget of his is the growth in the budget of uncle sam, 10 years out, ryan's plan envisions a bigger budget, how bad can the budget be if it takes 10 years to erase a deficit? how tr draconian can the cuts b? only in washington can you call him dracula for doing something that is not draconian at all, a budget that slightly alters spending on. ryan is cutting to 41 trillion bucks, that does not sounds doomsdayish to me, ryan is growing spending on average 3.4% a year versus close to 5% right now, out of stuff that triggers talk of terror, remember the folks who were terrorizing over those anything but doomsday tra draconian sequestration cuts, talking of decontaminated beef, and maniacs getting through our airport lines, now you know why they are treating paul ryan like he is a big pain

i'm neil cavuto, and we already know that he can talk. now it looks like he can run. man who proved he could filibustered the better part of 13 hours to drone on about drones is now zeroing in on the republican party that has been in a month-long days. cozying up to the establishment and ripping apart telling cpac that the gop was marginalizing itself out of existence. it is in danger of losing face unless it reaches out to the facebook generation. it has grown stale and lost. it damn well bter break out of this cover son and fast. republicans cannot depend on mp -- appealing to the investment class. time for them to reach out to the middle class telling and service not to play so conservatively. be bol brass to be everywhere, including just outside chicago and becoming a party that shops at the top of our lungs. we are the party of jobs and opportunities. is notnly taken the fight to the republican party. what is weird here is the is deliberately fighting with the republican party, drawing a line between those who argue for a strong defense, like john mccain , no mat

be sure to watch neil cavuto. he's whenever special report. gerri: hello, everyone, i am gerri willis. backlash over the tsa's plan to allow knives on pnes. one lawmaker wants to force the agency to back down and he is he tonight. also, obamacare coverage could be more painful than doing your tas. and covering your assets with a new way to measure your credit score. "the willis report" is on the case. gerri: all of tht and more coming up. including another reco day in the market. the dow jones extending gains for the ninth straight sessi for the longest winning streak and 17 years. the first tonight, our top story. talk about deaf and dumb and ind, i'm not talking about congress or the white house, but the transportation secity administration. the tsa isticking with the plan to allow small knives like this one on airplanes. three major airlines are fears over the plan, it including delta, american, and u.s. airways. many 9/11 families are up in arms. pocketknives are too close a resemblance to box cutters, which was the weapon of choice of the

i am neil cavuto, say this about america's richest guy he is clear. >> we're running a higher deficit than wield like to. -- than wield like to, think of the deficit as a stimulus to the economy. neil: a stimulus to the economy. he has always been that way. it pays to focus on what bill gates and doing now, he is on a spending mission, he leaves little doubt about what he thinks of republican mission and their drive to cool it on the spending without thinking about results, his biggest fear, congress cutting foreign aid. the man said that foreign raid does a lot of good for the planet. to gauge the more good than bad without a doubt, that is why the guy, he was in washington today pushing hard. urging freshmen lawmakers not to give up the fight or spending on those 2 need the help -- who need the help the most, tonight. decide whether a man can or should stop congress from closing some spending doors, perhaps of all of the interviews i've done with bill gates over the years from earliest days at microsoft or before he became the power house to keeping his juggernaut going once it was