that romney suggests you neil cavuto that donald chuck might have a tax problem.ere's something there. lauren: apple ceo tim cook defends himself in to find that the court order to unlock an iphone by terrorists. >> some things are hard and done things the right. and since things are about. this is one of those things. nicole: we will have the rest for you. check documents features. down 13 points. s&p futures down to, nasdaq futures done this. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at barney market and breaking news. ♪ nicole: former presidential candidate mitt romney suggesting a committed that donald trump tax returns may contain a bombshell. we will have the latest on this story. i am nicole petallides. lauren: im lauren simonetti. tankers and marco rubio told fox news that can be donald trump in the race for the white house. transcript of a day of trading yesterday the datatype in 250 points only to end at 53 points. let's check it out right now. dow futures down and can s&p down one point bias. lauren: the shanghai composite down 6.4%, but stocks in japa

i don't know. >> neil cavuto? >> i don't know who this is. >> neil cavuto? >> yes. >> neil cavuto?asses. >> is that neil cavuto? >> how did you know? >> it says it right there. >> he's a caucasian that's running for the presidency. >> his hair looks nice. >> he's a fox news guy. >> i think he's a senator. >> neil, neil, neil, neil. >> i am going to get my staff for that. this is their pay back for being outside for doing this. it all starts building up tomorrow. the big vote, i think right after midnight they start, it goes throughout tomorrow. we'll get a good gauge as to what the first in the nation primary state is thinking. if john sununu is right, it may not be a one, two, three deal. it may be a one, two, three, four, five deal. so much is difficult to say. chris christie tomorrow, ben carson tomorrow. seeing whether they can carry certainly in the case of governor christie, some recent momentum to support at the polls. anything could happen in this state and usually has. that's that historic and fun. it's why we have such an unusual start time for our special live coverage o

neil cavuto on the ground. esidential candidate mike huckabee will one of neil's guests, former attorney general john ashcroft, former obama fund-raiser, real estate mogul don people peltz, former arizona governor jan brewer. a huge guest lift is with neil cavuto starting 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> senator cruz is holding a precaucus rally. it will happen at the grace baptist church in in nair union iowa. the texas senator said he could be part of the countri' solution. >> we know the threats and we know the challenges. i am here with a word of hope and encouragement all over the country. all over the country people are waking up and help is on the way! [cheers and applause] dierdre: representative mo brooks is with me now. congressman, you're a supporter of senator cruz. he has a strong following in iowa. do you think he will end upbeating donald trump in iowa? and what does a second place mean if it happens, for senator cruz? think think it i will within very close in iowa. very premature to who will win with any

nicole xp with special coverage hosted by neil cavuto at 7:55 p.m. eastern time. on the democratic side, hillary clinton accusing bernie sanders of accepting 2 did thousand dollars in direct donations, calls the claim absurd. as the clinton campaign struggles through iowa, they have been increasingly negative, in the final rally before the primary, the former secretary of state slamming of vermont senator over health-care. >> wants to start all over again. we cannot put our country through another contentious national debate on health care. nicole: clinton is pointing to help care as a dividing line against bernie sanders. let's get a market check caught up in global market action to get a sense of what we expect in the state. 5.4%, weiner business there. lauren: the nikkei and looking at global equities, in europe today we have an up arrow fur 15 points to the upside. we are down 15 points. nicole: negative it features volatility no doubt, 24 points to the downside for the doubt, as in the down 3, nasdaq down 3. lauren: oil is up $0.82, gold is down $7 to $11.90

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one airline dominating the friendly skies. 3 neil cavuto has the details >>> another car recall, and one >> neil cavuto has the details on tonight's fox business report. >> reporter: we've got a major car recall to tell you about, toyota is pulling back nearly 3 million ever its rave 4 and vanguard suv's, apparently, the seat belts can fail during a crash. more travelers are getting to their destinations on time. nearly 8 to 10 domestic flights arriving on schedule in january. by the way, hawaiian airlines is doing the best at this, at 9393 not ththbest day for stocks, the dow stopping a 3 session winning streak, but not by much. if you are looking for a credit card, you are probably hunting for a bonus. 4 out of 10 millennials want a lot of records from a credit card, and a lot of things like low interest rates and where you can use the card. that's business. i'm neil cavuto. >>> an investment firm is working with a local nonprofit it will spend nearly $5 million over the next few years to support the mission of the alzheimer's association. that will create a research fund which wil

fox business's neil cavuto will bring results as soon as they come in. primary voters in the granite state have a pretty solid track record predicting nominees. six 1976 five candidates who won new hampshire eventually won the party's nomination. that is out of seven contests. two candidates went on to become president, ronald reagan, and president george h.w. bush. on new hampshire side voters have less predictive track record. they have given 5 to eventual eight nominees. one came president in the 1976. for his take on power of the primaries we bring in former senate majority leader trent lott. so glad you're here. >> glad to be with you, deirdre. deirdre: so far this campaign is so different than anything we've seen in the past. what do you expect to see from new hampshire, what does it indicate about november? >> well, i don't think we know for sure about new hampshire. they always break late. there have been a lot of moving parts even in the last week. i think john kasich is doing really well. he stuck with his positive message and carried dixville

charles: in the 4:00 hour neil todatoday cavuto interviewing mt romney.ould there being something inside trump's taxes that he's trying to hide from the public? >> i don't think anything that could derail his candidacy. by the way, cruz and rubio have to issue their initial tax returns, recent tax returns. but this is a side issue. cruz and rubio have to put something exciting on the table, whether cruz advocate the flat tax instead of having a checklist on it. rubio fleshing out his aspirational message. >> i think cruz and rubio need to top hitting each other and hit trump head-on. charles: we can all agree super tuesday will be make or break for everyone. we are going to come back and talk about it. donald trump's lead in nevada was more than marco rubio and ted cruz combined. we talk about the establishment lane or alternative lane is getting narrower and narrower. we'll hear from supporters of would-be trump challengers. charles: ted cruz's campaign continues to deal with allegations they are not being honest. representative, your guy is ted cruz. he

fox business's neil cavuto will bring you the results late into the evening but he is with me now, calf fin nated -- caffeinated, ready to go, neil. trump saying bluster, flamboyant that goes pretty well with iowa spirit. unlike iowa, the republicans closed to non-republicans. >> closed to anyone that didn't register 10 days ago. not like iowa where you can show up and vote. that is why you generally get such small numbers here. that doesn't minimize the importance. it tells you with very small numbers you can have very big movements. that's why trying to poll what nevadaance are thinking, particular ily republican nevadans, that is why donald trump imploring on legions of fans, show up. you need ground game here. the ground game is, making sure people that showed up today registered 10 days ago to vote for their guy. it is anyone's guess. deirdre: neil, seeking of this call to action, here is donald trump calling on his support is to show up. >> forget the word caucus. go out and vote, okay? the most important thing we can do is, i'm not going to use the word caucus. i use the word jus

here he is with neil cavuto. >> on that issue and urgency of that issue, especially given trauma you have gone through, wouldn't you want to make sure something like that never happens again? >> if you can make sure that nothing like that happens again, by throwing the constitution in a dustbin, in the first place that probably wouldn't succeed, because there are some ways in which we can potentially be threatened. but the one thing that we ought to stand for, the way of life that terrorists wish to take down. they want to us overreact. they want us to disobey the law. they want us to throw away our constitution. they want us to throw away our civil liberties about because they don't like what this country stands for. deirdre: all right, judge, i want to get your take on mitt romney, what he said later, right there, of course is the lawyer, representing apple, fighting essentially the fbi. which have apple, fbi fighting. where do you come down on that? >> very eloquent defense of the constitution and i strongly support apple's position. apple has the right not to be conscripted by th

neil cavuto on what he is other candidates must do to win tonight. trent duffy on john kasich's strategy to do just that, to win, and former reagan campaign adviser ed rollins along with former schumer aide chris hahn on the plan tonight. >>> the president's gitmo plan. >>> jeff flock plays fix-it at home depot. >>> and wait until you see the next barbie, involves hoverboard and pink spandex. the we're less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." >>> breaking news, less than four points from the lows on the dow. the bears are back for now. at this hour, the levels matter, below the levels for the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p that shoved the indices into negative territory for the year. 1940 for the s&p and 4614 for the nasdaq. if you are driving, listening on xm, glad you are with us. we are below all of them. shares of fitbit tumbling after issuing flabby guidance, the stock tanking 20%. the wearable technology company said it would bring in two cents per share as opposed to the 23 cents previously cited. and down but not out j

he leveled that accusation talking with fox news' neil cavuto. >> we have good reason to believe thatre's a bombshell in donald trump's taxes. >> what do you mean? >> i think there's something there. either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is or hasn't been paying the taxes we expect him to pay, or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to the vets or to the disabled, like he's been telling us he's been doing. lou: joining us now, former reagan white house political director, republican strategist ed rollins. ed, what do you make of governor romney out on the slime trail. >> in a way it's outrageous and wouldn't like to have somebody speculate what's in his taxes. lou: he doesn't like what's in his taxes, anyway. >> most people were expecting him to endorse somebody and said he wasn't going to endorse somebody because he didn't like policy positions and obviously took a slam at trump. lou: obviously, calculated. that sound like by the way, neil, this happened to occur to me. >> i think he batters his wife but i'm not sure. and i don't think that's healthy, as a former nomi

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neil cavuto. get me out of here. >> stuart, that was 10 years ago. you have to let it go. stuart: it is all yours, neil. neil: still here in des moines iowa. they were right. it is going to snow and it is still snowing. they do have this great breakfast buffet. from des moines, iowa. minor political earthquakes last night. hillary clinton. just think of that. a woman not too long ago was going into a tie with a 70 some-year-old socialists. nevertheless, a win is a win. on the republican side, the focus seems to be increasingly not so much on ted cruz who won, how marco rubio snuck into almost second place. donald trump and the pressure on him. you know the drill. every time oil falls off, stocks fall down. it is not as bad as it was earlier. the selloff that 239 points is not as bad as it was earlier is. to some politics. former marco rubio chief of staff still putting his sights on jeb bush, representative, it is very good to have you. governor bush it i was. he is putting a lot of his marbles, maybe most of them on new hampshire higher. jeb bush has to win in new hampshir

our very own neil cavuto has been there all day. neil, i can feel the excitement from here. tell us how this is all going out. >> well, it's exciting. i've been through a few of these events. they're big events, they will divide the herd, and it's all about who shows up, who's supporters show up, depending on the precinct side, we're looking at heavier than expected volume that would benefit on the left of donald trump, on the right of bernie sanders, but, again, that was the prevailing argument a week ago in iowa. anyone's guess but they're all bringing out their respective troops and finding creative ways to do it. one woman who was having trouble with her icy stairs that she was a trump supporter and trump folks sent out sanders to try to make sure that she did get a ride. so you do hear this anything and anything to get them out. charles: i heard kasich earlier saying he thinks he has the best ground game. i would suppose particularly with the weather conditions that it does make a incidence. but it's hard for me to imagine. i guess there would be a lot of stories like t

neil cavuto will be hosting a special coast to coast live from new hampshire and you don't want to miss our special coverage of the new hampshire primary. meaprimary. neil has it covered for you. we have you have covered right here on fox starting at 5:55 p.m. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg stated in public he's considering a run for the presidency. first congressman marcia blackburn joins me next. we are talking new hampshire and the lessons the pros could learn from donald trump. charles: all eyes are on ham for the nail's first primary. marcia blackburn is with me. you spent a lot of time pressing the flesh and talking to folks. what are you hearing that maybe we don't know in the media and we aren't arctic laterring enough? >> this is the year of the outsider. this is the year of con cit -- f constituents lecturing public officials. they are sick of this. as we discussed earlier i had a constituent that stood up in a town hall meeting and said, marcia, people are tired of being broke. i think there is a lot to it. people talk about national security, jobs and economic

neil cavuto spoke with trump trump about this fact moments ago on the matter. listen to this. >> it would be a little hard for him to do very well but you never know what is going to happen. it is called world of politics. very, very weak on the second amendment. he is very weak on immigration. and couple of other things that i think you have to be strong on. i think he has a huge impact against the democrats. jo ling: so, senator toomey, do you think that bloomberg does jump in? it would help republicans, would it help democrats? how does it change landscape in your view? >> very hard to say in a year like this, especially since we don't know who the nominees of major parties will be. i assume if he runs, he runs as independent. i would think that he would tend to take more support away from the democrats in the field than a republican. but, you know, it is a very fluid situation and until we have nominees it's very hard to project. jo ling: senator pat toomey, you are behind marco rubio. we'll watch to see how he does tomorrow. >> i am. jo ling: thanks for jo

followed by lou dobbs tonight and neil cavuto. they will bring you instant results and analysis, don't miss it, lock and load fox business on your remote, on your tv and you don't have to think about it because we are on it for you. will they are won't may turn green? less than an hour of trade to go. we have a real reversal on our hands, the dow is down 266 points and now you see it is down 11. the s and p tried to stay in the green. it is there right now by 3-quarters of a point. nasdaq by 17. let's get to the floor show. horsetrading goes on, down to the cme, the stock exchange and the nynex. this is more than a reversal. it comes back by 266 points for the dow. has to have been pushed by something. what on the trading floor are you saying it was? >> we came in with negative energy headlines hot of saudi arabia and the meeting we have been having. the will minister for saudi arabia at punishing oil companies, fracking companies and the market reacted negative, sold off hard and that was the primary reason. oil reversed and the

neil cavuto starting now. >>> iowa decides. now the race is on for new hampshire and beyond. how will it shake out? now, live from des moines, "your world with neil cavuto." >> all right, the scene in des moines, iowa right now where we'll still staying. my colleagues got out before the snow, we did not. but our obligation remains to you. so we remain here. very good to see all of you here. but the fallout from this state is being felt far and wide. donald trump in the unusual position of technically not being the front-runner anymore amid indications in new hampshire, which will be doing things a week from today and we redebate all of this all over again. carl cameron is in new hampshire with the latest on the fight going on there. sir? >> reporter: hi, neil. it's historic. this is the town hall where over 100 years ago abraham lincoln finished up four speeches and george washington used to come by here in the 1770s. hopefully for marco rubio it will be historic tonight, after coming third in iowa. all of the major candidates have arrived in the granite state. donald trump h

our very own neil cavuto is going to be live.to have minute to minute details for you starts right here on fox business. the candidates are making their final push. who's going to win? tweet me your favorites and then of course it's onto new hampshire. but first we're going to cover more. give you an update on what's happening in iowa. we'll be right back announcer: a horrific terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of terror here at home. it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb bush has a plan... to destroy them. and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. . . . . yes, we are twins. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. i was getting all these leaves and i was going back generation after generation. you start to see documents

hour goes and cast their ballots, and we have very special coverage live from new hampshire, join neil cavuto and me kicks off at 7:55 p.m. eastern. sending it over to lori rothman for liz. >> thank you very much, trish, it may be fat tuesday in new orleans, but certainly not on wall street. markets may be little changed up a couple of points on the dow but sure been a roller-coaster ride for investors this week. with giant swings of 100 points or more, investors continue to be extremely nervous about what lies ahead? with oil prices, the federal reserve, and overall the global growth picture. so right now the dow jones industrials after falling below 16,000 today, currently, 16,054 and up more than 27 points. >>> oil falling nearly 6% today dropping below $28 per barrel. how low will the crude barrel go? >>> but someone will certainly be celebrating in new hampshire tonight. it's primary day. and the republican presidential candidates have been crisscrossing the state hoping to convince undecided voters who they should choose. >>> billionaire businessman donald trump and vermont senator bern

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neil cavuto, take it, please. neil: all right, stuart, thank you very much. in a little more than 24 hours, the first votes of the primary season will be underway, and americans will decide who on the democratic and republican side they want to lead this country. it is anyone's guess what's going to happen longer term, but the betting seems to be that these markets of late might become a bigger issue than you'd think with the dow down 329 points, about a 2% fall, we are in and out of bear market territory for a lot of broader market averages that are taking it on the chin. take a look at that ten-year treasury note. at 1.75%, it's the lowest it's been in more than a year. global interest rates are crashing. in germany, they've never been lower since they've been recording them since 1990. so, again, you have this global deflationary fear, and of all of this if you're hillary clinton or, for that matter, bernie sanders and you want to keep a democrat in the white house, you've got to wonder whether you're facing serious headwinds rather than what had been the

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neil cavuto is going to bringing you the rebuttal as soon as they come at 11:00 p.m. eastern time.on valley restaurant review company yelp put to the flame. it fired an employee who called out a ceo publically saying that her paycheck didn't give her enough money for food. my next guest says she didn't have to take the job if that was the case. also students at brown university complaining that homework and emotional stress are both interfering with their activism. some of their complaints after s ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. deirdre: a yelp employee posted a public letter to the ceo criticizing him and the company saying she couldn't afford food because she was under paid for the bay area. she wrote quote here i am 25 years old balancing all sorts of debts, trying to pay -- pave the life for myself that d

he admitted to neil cavuto he would listen if offered. what do you think? >> i think this is something that's certainly natural to happen at this part of the race. these candidates who are dropping out are not only talking to trump, they're trying to figure out where the horse race is going. if you look today, the "new york times" is reporting woody johnson who has jeb bush's financial part of the campaign is reaching out to christie's donors in new york. there will be a great race between bush, rubio and kasich to get the donors from are him. charles: have you reached out to any of the people? >> as i said, yes, woody johnson heads fund-raising apparatus for the campaign. charles: i thought he was with christie, not bush. >> that was a big contention because he chose bush over christy. he is one of the most prominent businessmen in new york. while people may have reached out to trump, no one endorsed him yet. when it comes to clearly trump has won a primary, cruz won a primary, kasich, bush, rubio will be battling in south carolina saying make me the alter

hosted i our very own neil cavuto. i want to tune in. president obama says he will close with wonton amo bay before the end of his term. up next, a colorado lawmaker leading the fight to keep those men out of his state. he will join me. plus, will sun makers be held liable? a potentially ground breaking case. the sandy hook massacre. that is later. stay with us. back in two minutes. ♪ ♪ they say you shouldn't spoil your kids. but your grandkids? how about front row seats to the best show in town? and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade®. >> president obama making his final pitch to fulfill his campaign promise to close wonton amo bay. releasing more detainees and transferring the most dangerous of them here to the u.s. his announcement after a former detainee was among four people arrested for isis ties. our very own up late or amend. now that congress has this long-awaited land, what is next? >> still remaining at the facility. the congress earlier this morning for closing the facility

neil cavuto and myself. do not miss it. coming up. former new hampshire governor.republicans making it out of this state. i will ask him next. the candidate that he calls a loser. that is next. i will see you here. ♪ ♪ >> i am cheryl cosell with your fox business brief. the energy and the banking sectors. the s&p and nasdaq also trending to the downside. oil prices on a roller coaster ride today as well. settling just moments ago. $28 a barrel. several companies moving on earnings news today. twenty-first century fox. reporting revenue falling short of estimates. goodyear tire is jumping. we should also let you know that disney is set to report its earnings after the bell. 4:00 p.m. eastern time. the intelligence report will be right back. joined by former governor after the break. ♪ thanks. ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to enable global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ trish: iowa picks corn and new hampshire picks presidents. first in the nation. he is not supporti

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i will be joining lou dobbs and neil cavuto for this very important night.doesn't end here. it continues on social media. you can head over to my facebook page and twitter account, tell me what you thought of today's show. we've heard from so many of you, it really has been terrific, especially on some of the socialism stuff we've been talking about as well as the migrants in europe and what that means for european culture. we want to continue to dialogue. you can "like" my personal page or my show page -- we will see you and talk to you there, in the meantime, over to liz. liz: thank you, trish. wall street looking for the hat trick as the dow and the s&p zero in on their first three-day rally of the year. the dow jones industrial average is zooming right now, up 246 points. off the highs of the session. fed with the assist after minutes from the january meeting show the fed got so worried in january it considered changing the upward path of the interest rates. so right now, we're looking at a rally that appears to be holding. america's business company in

when can we see neil cavuto again?ce on, obviously the appear ton anyone scalia funeral. later on i know you guys don't know what to do when it comes to a big story like these primaries and caucuses, fox news or fox business, which if you don't get, you guys should demand, that starts lou dobbs at 6:00 p.m. eastern time on the fox business network, i pick up at 7:00 p.m. we will go until midnight if need be. we understand there is free catering. little nervous well, i don't know. bret baier is on at the same time. bret has already assured me it is fine to dvr him. >> thank you for the tv guide. neil cavuto we will be watching. >> nothing like dvring live election coverage and watching it the next day. >> it does sort of take it away. i grant you. >> what about tucker carlson able to put up with background noise of crashing4+ the forks and knives and plates. >> i would be the one crashing them. >> soon to meet you in person. i can't wait. coming up straight ahead, 11 minutes after the hour. marco rubio is in third place

. >> the battle on both sides is heating up and neil cavuto is live in new hampshire where it all went down. get ready. it's your your vote and now it your world. >> we said there would be a winnowing out during this procedure. carly fiorina is now out and chris christie could soon follow her. where do we stand right now, my friend had. >> always what happens, neil, after a couple of contests, you get that winnowing out process. even though her campaign was lean and mean and running on very little money, you can't keep it going forever. i think her big play wasn't necessarily for the nomination but maybe as a strong candidate for running mate. i've talked to campaigns that have said she would be a strong candidate. the other one, chris christie, i am hearing from people familiar with his campaign that at the very least, his iowa staff has been sent back to iowa. it it may only be a matter of time before he drops out. who benefits interest this? talking to folks in new hampshire who were undecided for the candidate, those who said they were for crist oo and maybe for rubio, they're the

neil cavuto will bring you the results starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. silicon valley joining in the fight against terror. facebook announcing its intent to find and block terror-related contents. general jack keane is hoping this strategy is better than facebook's last strategy. >> it's what they called a like attack on the facebook page of the npd. deirdre: we love it. thank you. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like social media equals anti-social. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancÉe, denise. hey. good to meet you dennis. deirdre: facebook says it will monitor terrorist contents more aggressively. it says it's removing users who support terror groups. retired four-star general jack keane is with me now. are social networks doing enough to fight terror content online? we should say facebook faced enormous pressure the u.s. government to put these me

i'm fox business rock star neil cavuto. >> and i'm maria bartiromo. a reminder -- we've lost a few competitors since the last debate, with only seven joining us tonight, so remember, candidates, if at any time tonight your poll numbers drop below 3%, you will hear a loud gong then be escorted off the stage like showtime at the apollo. at which point you'll take a seat in the audience next to that sweet rose of the carolinas, senator lindsey graham. the next question is for our front runner, donald trump. >> thank you, maria tony romo. >> mr. trump, since the last debate, ted cruz has pulled ahead of you in iowa. is it true you've started

i want to talk about one thing you said to neil cavuto about chris crane, head of this union. you says he wasn't an i.c.e. officer, he had critical things to say. chris crane is a an i.c.e. officer, that's his job. we are not a separate entity as union officials action we are employees of the federal government, that's a negotiate item so we can represent officers in yob functions. they're critical how you handled the gang of eight bill. >> yeah. first of all, bret, i didn't say he wasn't an i.c.e. officer, he was not an i.c.e. official, he wasn't advocating on behalf of i.c.e., it was on behalf of a labor union for the officers. i have admiration for the i.c.e. officers and what they're doing. he talks about criticisms he made, he wasn't doing on behalf of the agency. we worked with the agency and him. he gave a list of recommendations, many i fought for, some had nothing to do. he wanted more labor union stuff. i have nothing against him. i was correcting the record about what he said. >> this is what you said to neil cavuto. >> number one, that's not true. he is not an i.c.

calendars for fox business network of special prime time coverage of new hampshire primary hosted by neil cavuto. at 7:55 p.m. eastern time on news february 9th. lauren: on democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders facing off in their first one-on-one debate. the presidential candidates clashing sharply who is more liberal. >> if we're getting into label i don't think it was particularly progressive to vote against the brady bill five times. i don't think it was progressive to give gunmakers and sellers immunity. i don't don't think it was progressive to vote against immigration reform. >> secretary clinton represents the establishment. i represent ordinary americans who are not enamored with the establishment. nicole: "des moines register" is calling for audit of eye would you democratic caucuses after clinton's razor shin victory. nicole: white house says the president will propose $10 per barrel tax on oil to pay for transportation projects. republican presidential candidate marco rubio attacked idea on campaign trail. >> who is going to pay that? you are. you're going to pay it. sur

i will do coverage, lou dobbs, neil cavuto, 6:00 p.m.e. >>> as we have been talking about presidential candidate donald trump calling for a boycott on apple. >> what i think you ought to do is boycott apple until such time they give that security number. how do you like that? i just thought of that. boycott apple. deirdre: one of our security experts will join us, tell us what he thinks of the idea of this boycott. also donald trump has not filed a lawsuit against senator cruz yet, despite talking about it. we have attorney who filed his own lawsuit, accusing senator cruz of not being a natural-born u.s. citizen. he is my guest from chicago, next. >> donald trump does not want to be under oath answering questions about his own record because his position quite simply is that anyone who points to his record is somehow lying. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day

i'm neil cavuto. and i've been listening to donald trump speaking to loyal backers in nevada. among some of the revelations he made about gitmo, for example, hey, let's just have the cubans deal with that. but more to the point is the fact that on this caucus day, he is loaded for bear and ready to fight, and i mean fight. mr. trump just a few minutes ago. >> watch out for dishonest stuff. because i'll tell you what, you have to be careful. they have paper ballots, the whole deal. so just watch out. if you see anything, legal us know about it. but we have a lot of people watching, because what's going on and what goes on is really quite terrible. >> all right. you do need a good ground game, because this is iowa shrunk down to about two hours. that's all they have to do. keep in mind, in a state with better than 400,000 republican voters, last go-around only about 33,000 showed up. and that was divided amongst some familiar names, with mitt romney and ron paul and they had to divide the scraps up. but that was then. could a small sampling affect the turnout now? we do know wit

there necklace and to john kasich talk to neil cavuto. we can have blake berman on the ground and see video of the ground game but you don't really know how well they are connecting with the voters in that state and even a second place finish, third-place finish translate into other states? can you take what is going on in new hampshire and say that will happen in south carolina and across the south? maria: what do you think? >> new hampshire is a fascinating state, this electorate is no other than 70% vote, 40% at last minute, that goes to the earlier comments about what do the polls actually mean? everyone decides yesterday how valid are they and appleby with john kasich, he will do great today but what has to happen out of new hampshire for these guys, what these establishment guys come out, donors decide to give them the money. john kasich has no more money, does he get the money from the donors. >> which of the governors is in the best position to benefit from marco rubio's the global weekend? chris christie's numbers and not risen b

neil cavuto. neil, see you tonight. tune in for complete coverage. neil will be there, no matter the weather. neil: adele and i are doing jell-o shots. don't forget. trish: starting 8:00 p.m. eastern time. neil: get a picture of that. you got it. trish: after months of campaigning are mon that $200 million spent on advertising, the first votes will be cast tonight. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." i am trish regan. turnout is expected to be very high at the iowa caucus. democrats expect a strong turnout. though not nearly as well record-setting 240,000 people caucused back in 2008 electing president obama. meanwhile, republicans they expect turnout to top previous record of 120,000 people in 2012. it does come down to turnout as we were just saying with neil. you have to have people show up. you have to have your supporters caucus for you. joining us with perspective fox news contributor, megyn mccain, knows all about politics in iowa. ohio senator capri fargo. you've been around politics your whole life. tell us about the iowa. >> it

lew dobbs, neil cavuto will bring results as soon as they come in. those events are supercharged. so is the latest conversation about privacy and security. there are split opinions whether apple should unlock the itch phone of one of the san bernardino shooters. a 2015 court case shows apple worked with the government before. in fact the company unlocked iphones for the feds 70 times in the past. it stopped now because it may tarnish the brand, other reasons as well. fox business on top of it last night. >> prior to 2014 apple was helping government crack into iphones to catch suspects. they work with banks to do terrorism financing. why is silicon valley not involved? deirdre: going back to 9/11. you steered the state along with rudy giuliani and michael bloomberg who was incumbent at that time. should apple say yes to this one particular case although they say they can't? how would you -- >> not a question of what your opinion is, because a court has issued an order. a united states federal court told apple they have to reveal this information, assist the fbn dialing with -- fbi

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jed 2012 gop presidential mom neat was on -- nominee with neil cavuto. he suggested there is a reason we haven't seen donald trump's tax return. listen to this. >> we have good reason to believe there is a bombshell in donald trump's taxes. >> what do you mean? >> i think there is something there. either he is not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is or hasn't been paying the kind of taxes he was expected to pay or perhaps he isn't giving money to the vets or disabled like he has been telling us he has been doing. cheryl: that was yesterday with neil cavuto. trump responded in a tweet. here is what he said, quote, mitt romney who was one of the dumbest and worst candidates in history of the republican politics is pushing me on tax returns. dope. romney responds, of course on twitter, me thinks the donald doth protest too much. show voters your back taxes. grover, what do you think? >> it is an interesting question. i actually tend to think people should have privacy on this issue. but the other point is, given how obama and koskinen so politicized i

i'm neil cavuto. and i've been listening to donald trump speaking to loyal backers in nevada.e of the revelations he made about gitmo, for example, hey, let's just have the cubans deal with that. but more to the point is the fact that on this caucus day, he is loaded for bear and ready to fight, and i mean fight. mr. trump just a few minutes ago. >> watch out for dishonest stuff. because i'll tell you what, you have to be careful. they have paper ballots, the whole deal. so just watch out. if you see anything, legal us know about it. but we have a lot of people

neil cavuto will anchor the coverage. i am here all night with the exit polls. all sorts of people all around. peter barnes and many other reporters, starts at 7:55 tonight. melissa. melissa: donald trump may be leading in new hampshire polls but anything can happen in the nation's first primary. jeb bush says don't count him out. >> it's a toss-up. there is now i think it's a question who will come and turn out. are independent voters going to participate in our primary or the democratic primary? we have a great ground game here. i'm optimistic but you have to put it in the hands of the voters here. connell: chris christie of course slamming marco rubio saying the senator lacks necessary experience that governors have in the race. so then why is the former new york governor, george pataki, a candidate himself throwing his support behind senator rubio? he will tell us that next. melissa: the youth vote will play a big part in tonight's results. what are millenials looking for in a candidate? we'll ask them. but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq p

i will be there joining neil cavuto live from my home state for complete coverage starting 7:55 p.m. eastern time. >>> donald trump snagging a key endorsement in new hampshire last night one week before the state presidential primary. the endorsement coming from a moderate republican who ran for senate in that state two years ago. former senator scott brown. >> the best person to help us address the dysfunction in washington, the gridlock that just permeates the halls of washington, get our economy moving again, to change that status quo, is donald trump. >> scott brown, for him to come up and all and say i love what you're doing, i love where you're going, he loves this area and he loves you people. for him to endorse me is a very important thing. so wherever the hell scott is, right? trish: well, now there is speculation that the former senator could become trump's vp pick. here is what trim said after new hampshire audience member asked if senator brown was contender for the slot. watch. >> vice president? hey, that sounds like -- [cheering] hey. solid pick. you know what? and he

hi everyone, grad to have you, i'm neil cavuto.hy hirnt and bernie sanders feel entitled to do outdo each other, are republicans not that much better. all that ignoring, all the money that we are already spending on entitlements, maybe again, but one side just keeps it going. and the other side just seems, well, long gone. this is how we got to $19 trillion in debt. both keep hashing. >> we got that.

i will be there joining neil cavuto. we'll have a very special edition of the intelligence report, live from new hampshire, on the 100th anniversary of the new hampshire primary. that's on tuesday. so make sure you tune in. >>> meanwhile hillary clinton is playing the woman card on the campaign trail, laying out a whole laundry list of promises for women if she gets elected but here's what's strange. young women voters are not buying it. take iowa, for example, women 29 years old and younger they flocked to socialist bernie sanders by a stunning six to one margin! in new hampshire a new poll of all, all likely female voters has bernie ahead by a whopping 17 points, 56-to 39%. so why is hillary not resonating more with women? and doesn't she need this key group? i'm asking ambassador nancy brinker founder of susan g. komen, race for the cure breast cancer charity. thanks so much for joining me here today, ambassador. >> thank you. trish: we're curious to get your thoughts. >> i'm here, these are my own thoughts and i'm no