neil: cavuto neil cavuto. i know it does not roll off the tongue like bond, james bond, does it, but who needs single sillsyllable was waspy names to be a spy? i am talking kind of stuff that would make you say woo! down to bullet proof suits and briefcases that companies like fti,force trains institute are selling right now in particular to multinational companies. very interested in keeping their top folks safe. samantha murphy kelly what do you make of this. >> interesting on surface you might think something like this might be silly. but a laptop case that doubles as a protect or could be useful. neil: that works like a blanket. >> overseas in a dangerous region you might use it or a security guard or just protectinginging yourself. you could quickly protect yourself. if you are under cover you don't want to carry around a big armor this more subtle. neil: on briefcase? traditional briefcase makers, i would say we have to come up with something bulletproof? >> even if you think about bullet proof everythin

neil: cavuto. >> espn. neil: fox news. fox business. >> absolutely. neil: i wanted you to say that.ut it keeps your brain focused but the glasses with special senses measure the brain pattern then send them to your glasses of your mind wanders the glasses darken the way you to trade on what you we're doing the increases narrow plasticity that looks at the brain's ability to form connections. have no idea what that means but fortunately you do. is a big deal? committed to be great for people with learning disabilities or eight ph.d. aurochs is some. because sometimes it is so hard to focus and it will let you know, if you're actually learning and retrains your brain so you learn how to focus better all the time. neil: how did they know if you are not paying attention? maybe you just lot of it deeper? and then the glasses stevie wonder opt? >> that is also part of tech as it gets better refined can better tell. neil: is a better than a the google class? >> it is said different item that is as smart watch on your face but it is a training tool. neil: because those google glasses were s

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto.k about a house of cards because the fictional president on that fictional netflix show takes a fictional stab at entitlement spending and liberal blogs are going nuts. but even more seriously not when i bring up the ridiculous reaction to this ridiculous totally made-up issue. the huffington post detailing how the school of zero unemployment is impossible and that even if he did get there, inflation would get out of control everywhere. and even cutting entitlements on a fake show with a fake president gets this type of irate response. this is rome in the final days. you can almost guess what happens next. angry liberals jumping on this. this headline on the popular media website. no not obama it goes on to explain that we were rushing to a fake president under the defense. i wasn't watching anyone's defense, but wondering why so many were taking offense over something that wasn't real. and the whole storyline that is totally made-up and didn't matter. i want you to take a look at some

face legal hurdles later. >> it happened to me, someone took my name, and web site, and taking neil cavutot porn would be a profit able proposition. the things it takes to issue you neat. neil: and you. >> it is fun to be me, there no legal case, -- it is not illegal to take somebody's name and buy a web site with their name in hope of profiting later, if you put something on that web site that is despairageing, have you to share the profits. neil: she is taking these sites with her name, and still used with -- can they be used. >> once she buys them she owns them. neil: images of her can pop up on sites without her name. >> she would then have a right to sue. neil: legally buying up name does not shield you from this type of stuff coming up. >> well, it is smart of her to buy the i thought question if someone el buys a name with her name is there a suit in expf and and of itself. i went with our weather dude. he said, you have to come down the street to the dell i your face -- deli, he said you have to come here, your face on on an ad for a male health product it was my picture i seeked l

neil: i and neil cavuto. the daughter boarding last night on this show was meant to scare investors, they had a funny way of showing it. markets raising even after ronald reagan and former budget guy was predicting a huge day of reckoning. within a few of you little anc not over his stockman's assessment of the ticking debt bomb but how he says we got to fix it now. >> we have to have sweeping middle-class entitlement reform, a dramatic cutback in defense. neil: would you raise taxes? >> i would raise taxes in conjunction with doing everything else. neil: you have cut all that out all those people losing social security and getting benefits scaled-back in your saying here is the second surprise. >> i would raise a couple hundred billion dollars of taxes, cut a couple hundred billion dollars out of the big entitlements, cut a couple hundred billion dollars out -- lou: the good thing about having a mont -- i really have seen the kind of reaction to a guest as the e-mails i got from a lot of you. i will be shari

welcome to "your world with neil cavuto." the former navy s.e.a.l.aid it is time to cut the chitchat and take them down. that in a moment. first to the pentagon on what if anything came out of today's hearing. jennifer? >> the pentagon cannot confirm the exact location of the troops inside tikrit

i'm neil cavuto.otests are pushing city budgets to the brink as businesses are still trying to get back on their feet. exercising our freedom of expression is a right, but is this right going a bit too far? charles payne says these protests are backfiring and costing. good morning. the cost is

john: well, that's neil cavuto's spin. he suggests the internet will be smothered by government.ms to like obama's new plan. here's how nbc explains it. >> think of the internet citizen a congested superhighway taken up by big fat trucks taking up content. the fcc's new rule means those big companies will not be able to pay to dominate the fast lanes they will also prohibit service providers from slowing down internet traffic and blocking access to competitors. john: yes, no blocking no slowing down, it sounds great. i'd be more certain if we were allowed to read the 300-page rule, except they wouldn't allow us to see it. of course, the fcc commissioners are able to read it, and fortunately, one of them joins us now. republican commissioner ajit pai voted existence the new rule. why -- against the new rule. why? >> first and foremost, there is no problem with the internet. the internet isn't broken today, as most of us who rely on it, know. >> secondly, decisions about how the internet works are now going to be made by bureaucrats and politicians uninstead of by engineers and inn

[laughter] >> neil cavuto effect is that what you're saying? you're welcome. dow -- to apple being in the dow 30, it swaps out at&t. >> it does. neil: sometimes that's their high point. >> that is possible. you've seen it all but we definitely have a big difference here. apple up $740 being versus $176 or thereabouts for at&t. it's clear that apple, you know, the it's the world's most valuable company literally. neil: but the fear is, obviously, if you invest in averages, index funds, you have to buy all the stocks in the index including in this case all dow 30 members, so it's enough to propel the stock. the rap against it is it doesn't last long. historically in the past when others have joined, it's almost like their final salvo. >> well, to get into the dow 30, you have to be very established -- neil: that's right. >> and that's a catch 22. neil: and this was a company that built its fortune on not being an establishment player. >> and that's where you hope they will continue to hit new highs. they're up 66% in the last year now. neil: you're going to be a

i'm neil cavuto. st. louis county police telling us today they will not stop until they find the gunmen who ambushed two police officers in ferguson, ambushes that are becoming too man. 15 last year, up from five in the prior year. the two professors in ferguson were lucky, these two police officers in brooklyn were not so lucky. they died after deranged gunman seeking racial vengeance shot them dead in the squad car. to ron on get these ambushes to stop. ron, easier said than done. >> very much so, neil. these are -- because they're so far and few in between, yes, last year was one of the highest numbers for police ambushes since 20 years ago. but they are still relatively few. so it's harder to analyze the drivers, what motivates somebody to commit this sort of act. some of that is clear. all of it is not. >> you know what i notice in the night of the ferguson shooting, it was a relatively small group of protesters when the police chief resigned. but in the middle of that, someone shot the cops. how do

i'm neil cavuto. st.they will not stop until they find the gunmen who ambushed two police officers in ferguson, ambushes that are becoming too man. 15 last year, up from five in the prior year.

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto.we know the man at center of the gruesome isis beheadings, a man with a college degree from a well-to-do family. >> we cannot kill our way out of this war. we need in the longer term, medium and longer term to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups, whether it's lack of opportunity for jobs. >> work isn't the problem hatred is. incredible. joining him we have ben stein

i'm neil cavuto. not so earnest suggesting the president is open to raising taxes through executive action. it works for illegal immigration, right? if you can't run a tax hike through congres

i'm neil cavuto. an ongoing protests are pushing city budgets to the brink as businesses are still trying to get back on their feet. exercising our freedom of expression is a right, but is this right going a bit too far? charles payne says these protests are backfiring and costing. good morning. the cost is adding up. >> it's adding up. everyone knows this country is built on protests. i don't begrudge anyone the right to protest. what can we do to be a better community? focus on education, community, accountability, building wealth, those kind of things. historically when these cities implode like this, businesses don't come back for a long time. biloxi was never the same. newark is limping along. when you burn down a city, more importantly improve yourself. improve your community. that's where the focus should be right now. >> i draw the line at when it's a peaceful protest where i think that the sky's the limit in terms of costs because freedom of expression, freedom of speech they are such critica

i'm neil cavuto. not so earnest suggesting the president is open to raising taxes through executive action. it works for illegal immigration, right? if you can't run a tax hike through congress, why don't you ram it through yourself? charles payne says that's going to ram our economy off. >> these actions have economic ramifications. we know that. that's one of the reasons congress won't let them go through even this congress. they have a psychological ramification. that's why we are experiencing this malaise in this country. we are talking about the president leveling taxes willy-nilly the way he wants to level them on who he wants to level them on. look at our economy. look at what's happening. look at wages. we are stuck in the mud. >> i happen to agree with you so you don't have to yell at me. i'm actually on your side. >> wait till he hears way have to say. >> young to old, business retirement, every aspect of our economy this damages. >> i thought the house doesn't matter to the purse? >> it doe

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. we know the man at center of the gruesome isis beheadings, a man with a college degree from a well-to-do family. >> we cannot kill our way out of this war. we need in the longer term, medium and longer term to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups, whether it's lack of opportunity for jobs. >> work isn't the problem hatred is. incredible. joining him we have ben stein and degan mcdowell. the thought is if not for a job these guys wouldn't be killing people. time and again we are reminded that's not the case. >> osama bin laden worth $3 billion, something outrageous. it's an excuse that is an enabling thing. i honestly think when she was speaking for the obama administration, they were tacitly saying to americans, unhappy americans, poor americans, people dissatisfied and feel discriminated against, if you want to go crazy, if you want to riot or somehow express the hopelessness of capitalism go out there and do that. it was a green light. >> no, she wasn't sa

i'm neil cavuto.ng the president is open to raising taxes through executive action. it works for illegal immigration, right? if you can't run a tax hike through congress,

i'm neil cavuto. not so earnest suggesting the president is open to raising taxes through executive action. it works for illegal immigration, right? if you can't run a tax hike through congress, why don't you ram it through yourself? charles payne says that's going to ram our economy off. >> these actions have economic ramifications. we know that. that's one of the reasons congress won't let them go through even this congress. they have a psychological ramification. that's why we are experiencing this malaise in this country. we are talking about the president leveling taxes willy-nilly the way he wants to level them on who he wants to level them on. look at our economy. look at what's happening. look at wages. we are stuck in the mud. >> i happen to agree with you so you don't have to yell at me. i'm actually on your side. >> wait till he hears way have to say. >> young to old, business retirement, every aspect of our economy this damages. >> i thought the house doesn't matter to the purse? >> it doe

neil: nice seeing you again. >> that's my last time on the cavuto show. neil: all right. well the problems for conservatives isn't so much the president, to their point it's kind of their own party. especially the republican lawmakers who they say are caving on things important to conservatives like immigration funding run away government spending paul says he feels their pain because he too is pained. the rap against your colleagues is that they're dropping the ball. you never know. what do you say? >> well the thing about it, neil we've been giving away the power of the purse and the power of the legislative branch for over 50 years. our leadership is brought into that life. they don't know how to win in this circumstance. neil: what do you tell them to do? if they're trying to do things in stages are they being too incremental? >> no. i think we had good fundamentals of trying to push a clean bill without the provisions to for this president. they at least attempted to pay that way. we needed more marketing. we needed to talk to american people. tell them why 5 million

welcome, i am neil cavuto, they are trying to figure it out, i am an apple shareholder in full disclosureanked out to a new genre. then again so was sony walk man before apple reinvented the way folks got their music, i am not saying that

neil: i and neil cavuto. the daughter boarding last night on this show was meant to scare investors, they had a funny way of showing it. markets raising even after ronald reagan and former budget guy was predicting a huge day of reckoning. within a few of you little anc not over his stockman's assessment of the ticking debt bomb but how he says we got to fix it now. >> we have to have sweeping middle-class entitlement reform, a dramatic cutback in defense. neil: would you raise taxes? >> i would raise taxes in conjunction with doing everything else. neil: you have cut all that out all those people losing social

neil: welcome i am neil cavuto, who knew google has its own fastpass to the white house?ery fast, fastpass, one that never expires. you should be so lucky with yours at disney. google employees get on a lot of rides at this white house park, 230 since president took office that is about one a week, many of these meetings came as government was wrapping up its antitrust investigation into google. so awkward. i don't know. but i do know they closed that investigation, google agreed to

welcome everybody i am neil cavuto but there really is no final for just a budget will they have one or not? that will determine if they are champs or trumps if they mean what they say or do what they can to win. is the big test for the majority party if they can come together that they promise a balanced in 10 years that the spending levels that they hope to stick to every year. because some in the party went were ready for defense that would abandon the sequestration cuts they agreed to in 2011 to say it would be a huge mistake would open the door for more spending. get ready this is about to get messy. what is your prediction? can you get a budget that is credible? >> we can have our cake and eat it too. to foster a out military spending because general dempsey tells us . lou: having said that. i think this deal is sloppy as it was. wrong handed in many areas of closest we had to fiscal discipline, you could risk makeing that history. >> well, what we're looking at doing is. reformating the budget. this way by adding overseas contingency funds to defense side we don't require incr

i am neil cavuto. the delta jet is not the only thing that gets off the runway market to bin says nasdaq will start to slip and slide which is a way to save history will repeat itself in nasdaq 2015 will not be that different from 2000. >> if we thought it wasn't stupid to invest in public internet web sites to have no chances of succeeding back then but it is worse today. the filing in to the nasdaq and with the latest to will not be the last. gary says get ready for bad and john the field say that they're just way off base. why are you worried? >> i believe asset bubbles are created by central banks and we see it in a myriad of places. i have to sheets of 230 biotech said have become public with no sales of the last three years of $100 billion of misallocated capital when hundred square feet places in your city $1 billion not to mention that their private equity domain the price is our our friend. it is an accident breeding to happen but i will say the end of the mover of the bubble is good to the up

welcome everybody i am neil cavuto. as alternatives go there and get more in the face the and this. plan that takes almost all priorities and unceremoniously dumped them. nearly $2 trillion of tax hikes our history

i'm neil cavuto. it turns out, it's not republicans throwing granny off the cliff. it's the fed.ederal reserves have been keeping interest rates so low for so long that seniors living off them have been, well getting so burned. a charge that burns one ben bernanke, the former fed head blasting off in a blog that he won't take it anymore. thanks to those low rates, the economy is coming back so are the markets. so everybody shut the hell up. okay. he didn't really say that part. but he was very clear when it comes to this fed bashing. not so gentle ben has had enough of this. to katherine and david

i'm neil cavuto. happy birthday, obamacare.ive years ago you came into our lives and nothing has been the same since. our insurance premiums have skyrocketed. every big government initiative has its fits and starts. five years later i'm seeing a lot more fits than starts. and more broken promises. we know the one about keeping our doctor. can't. about prices for prescription drugs declining. aren't. and everyone eventually being covered to make it all worthwhile. not. in fact, at least 25 million americans still won't have health insurance when this is all said and done. so why did we upend our entire medical system at all? five years ago today, wasn't that the idea, get everybody on board the sheer numbers would drive down the cost of medicare for all? sally writes no, not even close. she explains how insurance premiums in the non-group marketplace, those who don't get coverage through workshop for insurance well, those premiums are 24.4% higher than they would have been without obamacare. some birthday present. and for doctor

have it set up if i'm upstairs in my office and i need a coffee, i can push a button, and neil ca i view toe -- cavutoing me a coffee. neil: not likely. >> this is the juvenilely fashion of -- jewelry fashion of right now. neil: is a jewelry company making this or a tech company? >> it's an all-in-one company called cuff. you can see i'm holding a banging. you -- bangle. you insert this piece of technology, a sensor basically into the jewel isly. so it's great for all ages, according to the founder. he says it's good for people in college who are going out they want to make sure they're staying in touch with people in case something happens or say an elderly person falls and they're not able to get -- neil: but we have existing stuff like this. >> this is more fashionable. neil: i got cha. >> and more updated technology than some of the other stuff we're seeing. neil: i got invited to a ponderosa opening the other day fairly similar. [laughter] jo will be covering south by southwest -- that's another geek thing, right? >> another geek thing. it's a big conference in austin. neil: right. they all talk

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto.95,000 jobs weren't really added to the economy last month. over the last few monthses, more than two million jobs were lost. now, i know what you're thinking, old cavuto, propeller head, is climbing back inside his black helicopter to share his latest sinister or government plot, but hear me out. i don't think anyone's plotting and i'm not here to say we're being lied to, just not fully informed. not deliberately. i want to stress, no one is

welcome i am neil cavuto, here is why kasper of said that putin scares him now he does not try to be subtle any more. boris nemstov is killed. and within hours cleaning crew is out. quoting here, president putin's enemies are often victims they are also suspect. if calf. they are all the same leaders appeaseing the crumb len and emboldening these attacks. that is this chess master's way of saying, gary cas pa -- kasparov is my guest. this is geting to be routine. >> almost. lou:.neil: it this particular killing steps from red scare. >> we should not forget bore boris nemstov was not just an be on sig leader, he was first deputy prime minister under boris yeltsin. and just 40 minutes before he was killed, he had his last interview. and he spoke about yeltsin's greatest mistake of selecting vladimir putin and turning russia back into the sorted past. >> a kgb guy in those days. >> putin was a kgb guy all day at the time head of kgb then prime minister as you know yell yeltsin's choice for a successor, boris yeltsin was bravest of all of us, he was the most vocal critic of putin's regim

i'm neil cavuto. happy birthday, obamacare.nto our lives and nothing has been the same since. our insurance premiums have skyrocketed. every big government initiative has its fits and starts. five years later i'm seeing a lot more fits than starts. and more broken promises. we know the one about keeping our doctor. can't. about prices for prescription drugs declining. aren't. and everyone eventually being covered to make it all worthwhile. not. in fact, at least 25 million americans still won't have health insurance when this is all said and done.

welcome everybody i am neil cavuto but there really is no final for just a budget will they have one if they are champs or trumps if they mean what they say or do what they can to win. is the big test for the majority party if they can come together that they promise a balanced in 10 years that the spending levels that they hope to stick to every year. because some in

i am neil cavuto. ice this is threatening twitter employs all live to the cal -- co-founder because they are blocking the account he says your virtual war on us will go to a real war on you that terrorist groups applauded on the image sharing site that twitter started the war and we told you from the beginning it is not your war but you didn't to get it and closing our accounts but really is comeback but when the lions come to take your breath you will never come back to life. i think they call this shooting the messenger but it is still very scary because corporate america is the target all the way down to entry-level employees our game. a group that targets social media i hope twitter sticks to its guns. so the former defense undersecretary what you think of this? to make it is incredible threat and they have to respond appropriately but they must not allow these guys to tweet. they cannot bin the business practices these pokes the alliance? they are jerks they need to be disciplined out of the game

i'm neil cavuto. and i'm all for consumption tags. but in addition to an income tax.e closer than you think. democrats and republicans like the simplicity of it and say it's a great step to finally reforming our tax law. they're not reforming it. both sides are piling on it. word is, we will still have an income tax. republicans say they'll make it simpler and lower, but they won't make it disappear. that is not a great start. the thing about starting any kind of consumption tax, you know that tax only goes higher. when denmark implemented a tax back in the late 1960s, it it was set at roughly 5%.