i'm neil cavuto.is day, i had a chance to speak to the treasury secretary of the united states. indications from steven mnuchin that all systems go for perhaps the biggest wave of tax cuts we've seen since ronald reagan s

state representative michelle dubois posted and facebook about an ice raid that was imminent and neil cavuto has said this. >> she has no idea who he's warning. they could be gang members, the sex trafficking going on and our officers in the federal, state and local level sometimes need the element of surprise to make sure someone's not building an arsenal or having a heads-up when an officer will get seriously injured or killed. >> bill: that takes it to a whole new level. >> it does. that's my fear. that's why we can't have 83 policies in 83 jurisdictions. the sheriff is undeniably right and we have to focus on illegal. i agree with alex we do better with lowering the temperature and get law enforcement and the white house together to avoid the kind of fights we're now

neil cavuto's interview also given a boost to stock. have been higher, lower, hovering right around the unchanged line. good morning. i am nicole petallides. lea: good morning. i am tranfive and for lauren simonetti. in the face of a lot of questions by the social media giant future. >> the dallas starting today with a a 21,000 mark for the very first time. checking in on stock market futures. gallup six, s&p futures down to. lea: asia stocks follow wall street lead. nikkei up about .9% and in china to shanghai to pass it down half of 1%. nicole: donald trump is about to push his ambitious agenda for tax reform, health care overhaul in infrastructure spending. >> yahoo! ceo marissa mayer in hot water after massive security of reach is that yahoo!. boston celtics has the biggest win of the season and a college hoops, wake forest topples number at louisville. new-line about the highlights for you. lea: by the one and the new york beard and his 5:31 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news

neil cavuto has the first interview with trump's labor nominee andy puzder since he withdrew his namet angie's list, we e there are certain things you can count on, like what goes down doesn't always come back up. ♪ [ toilet flushes ] ♪ so when you need a plumber, you can count on us to help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. because your home is where our heart is. liz: neil cavuto has the first interview with former labor secretary andrew puzder since he withdrew his name. "making money" with charles payne is next. [♪] charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. phase one of the obamacare rollback has begun and it looks like a rocky road ahead. here is what tom price told neil cavuto a short while ago. >> this is a positive solution, one that seeks to put patients and families and doctors in charge of healthcare and not the federal government. phase one, the reconciliation bill that's required to go through the budge terry process. phase two is the hundreds of rules and regulations put in place by the previous administration.

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much of fbn's ratings success come from market-moving interviews like the one neil cavuto did today withecretary steve mnuchin. other networks got the interview before but didn't wrestle out the important nugget that neil did, that pushed these markets to such highs. >> we'll be coming out with that in the near future, and our objective is to pass tax reform by the august recess. i think that is a very aggressive timetable but realistic, and something that the president and i are very committed to doing. liz: he said pass it and vote on it and right after those comments you can look, the dow jones industrials spiked to highest point of the day. art? >> no imbalance at bell. liz: no imbalance at bell. looks like we're holding on to the gains. one man on wall street doesn't seem to be buying the trump administration and what it is selling on tax reform. jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon telling investors yesterday that tax reform won't happen in 2017. charlie gasparino, who do you believe, mnuchin or jae dimon? >> i believe claman. forget about either of those jerks. by the way, liz, i remember whe

adam: i want to play a sound bite i believe was on neil cavuto's show where senator rand paul addressedhe issue and said we need to move to the real issues addressing the country. >> we had one senator who said she never met with the russian ambassador until someone looked at her twitter and saw she did meet with the russian ambassador let's move on to the business of government and the country. >> this is today's outrage on the left. people saying he committed perjury or falsely testified in front of congress, thereby committing a crime which is nonsensical. if you look at the entire context, he doesn't have to anticipate what question senator franken is asking. in the context of the campaign he didn't talk to any russians. in his official capacity on the armed services committee he had met with the russian ambassador. and it's my understanding after he gave a speech five ambassadors came up tore, obamal and replacement? >> it could. if anyone knows if you don't apologize it creates a bigger p.r. crisis is donald trump. the white house is basking in the glow of positive coverage. i don

here's cavuto. >> neil: all right.care law or the attempt to become law. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." the administration seems to be standing by for the time being a measure put together by largely republican leadership that calls for completely repealing and revamping what is known as obamacare. we're going to talk to the health and human services secretary about this, tom price. after that, rand paul leading an effort to oppose what the secretary wants to do. he says his intentions are good but the roll-out is not. first to blake burman at the white house. how is this going

congressman kevin brady with neil cavuto. >> president trump visit today with house republicans was persuasive and i have more members, specially those undecided now saying absolutely. this is the most conservative bill that's going to pass the house or the senate and so, look, we have work to do but the momentum is on our direction. nicole: conservative caucus still has enough votes to defeat the bill. congressman jim jordan on the first one hundred days last night. >> let's be honest does this bill repeal obamacare, no, it doesn't. it's obamacare like, does this bill bring down premiums, no, it doesn't. does this bill unit republicans, obviously it doesn't. you have lots of conservatives in the house and senate oppose to this legislation. nicole: bill will be taken up by the house rules committee and for more on this jim will be joining us in just a few minutes. lauren: supreme court nominee neil gorsuch said to return to the senate this morning for his confirmation hearing, this comes after 12 hours of tough questioning from democrats yesterday. >> how do we have confidence in you that you

stocks reacting big time when neil cavuto asked steve mnuchin about tax reform. >> our objective is toass tax reform by the august recess. that's an aggressive timetable, but realistic but something the president and i are committed to doing. neil: by august, voted, done, agreed. >> and signed. trish: after that interview aired on fox business, we took one big leg up in the market. is the market making too big a bet on that promise? gary: charles payne and dagen mcdowell. are we going to see labor day tax reform? charles: i wish they would say tax cuts separate from tax reform. ronald reagan did tax cuts we always talk about how big the tax code is. if you printed it out, it would be terrell than shaquille o'neal. i don't know that wall street cared as much as get regulations out of the way and lower the rates immediately. dagen mcdowell on the deregulation, the significant rules president obama put in place. you see the russell 2000 hitting all-time highs. but the line is in the sand. august is a tough timeline that congress is working with. i think they will end up cutting taxes, mak

neil cavuto has continuing coverage of the terror attack in london and all the business news of the day. this is fox news channel. >> neil: thank you, shepard. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." this is a look at downtown where the great towers once stood, the freedom tower. new york under heightened alert, the same in washington d.c. the same going on in los angeles. if you're a major city in the united states, you're not taking any chances. four hours after what appears to have been a terrorist attack in london that claimed four lives. when we step back, i want to show you something that shows ever part of our times or how people are getting used to this. the london markets which you think would have gone off and our own markets barely budging. so whether that is a sign that we're kind of used to it or this wasn't worse than it could have been, anyone's guess. even in london, throughout europe, stocks barely budged. i say that not to obsess on money but these life and death issues, some captured on cell phones like this one shortly after the attack, we're remarkably calm i

our man on business is neil cavuto.cavuto is coming up on america's choice for news and information on cable. >> neil: all right. if yesterday was the trump slump because it seems like everybody was pouncing on the sell off what do we call today? the trump bump? we are up 150 points. we had very good economic news that spurred that including consumer confidence hitting the highest level in 16 years. and another report that housing prices hit the highest level in 31 months. there's more tabbed infrastructure spending in the works and talk that the administration and congress are working tightly on redoing the healthcare thing, which the markets took as a sign that they have not saved up with that and

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. of charlie gasparino is right the longer this drags on the bigger the drag on the market and the economy. gerri willis is off this week. give us your premise. charlie:he never laughed at my jokes. pipe down, professor. with all due respect of course. i think the markets are pricing a fairly significant corporate tax cut is a modest individual tax cut, pricing and regulatory reform and the longer they are around with this health care plan which they shouldn't have gone for first anyway, the more they do it, the more conservatives build, rebuild rome in a day because they will never put the genie back in the bottle of obamacare. the longer we dealing with this, the markets are up which is pricing insignificant fiscal stimulus, economic growth. charles:mitch mcconnell expressed concerns. we are going to do it by act. over 100 points. never sat behind us. the markets will be said. let's hear from you. and the stock market goes more. the markets are priced to perfection. i don't know how i

"your world" with neil cavuto starts now. stuart varney in for neil. >> changes coming to the republican's bill to repeal and replace obamacare? mike pence holding major discussions with gop leadership. we're on it. first, a powerful storm clobbers the east coast. power outages piling up, forcing folks to dig in and dig out. welcome. i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. this is "your world" and we're all over it with bryan llenas in massachusetts. and we're at chicago's o'hare with travelers stranded. and rick reichmuth on how long before we're done with it. we begin with bryan llenas. bryan? >> hi, stuart. we're about 30 minutes west of boston. the snow has let up and turning to sleet. the roads have been plowed. there's 3,000 emergency vehicles throughout massachusetts. the governor telling people to stay off the roads. it's dangerous out there. unfortunately we had the death of a 16-year-old girl in new hampshire in a traffic accident this morning. the big concern now also is power outages, especially along the coast of ma

dagen: neil cavuto 20 minutes from now, charles payne, what have you got? >> the fed hiking rates again and promising more hikes are coming. throwing cold water on president trump's plan to ease the economy. to cut federal funds in sanctuary cities. we find out the us has 500 of them. time to make good on that threat. we will debate it at the bottom of the hour. dagen: we can't wait. forget president trump's leaked tax returns which are americans dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia i just had to push one button wto join.s thing is crazy. it's like i'm in the office with you, even though i'm here. it's almost like the virtual reality of business communications. no, it's reality. introducing intuitive, one touch video calling from vonage. call now and get amazon chime at no additional cost. this is my new alert sys

i'm neil cavuto. on this day, i had a chance to speak to the treasury secretary of the united states. indications from steven mnuchin that all systems go for perhaps the biggest wave of tax cuts we've seen since ronald reagan was president. long before charles payne was even alive. or close. charles payne, what the heck? what is going on here? >> neil, it was a combination of everything. of course, it was the president's speech last night that sparked it. we came out the gates indicating up 150 points before the opening bell. it was, of course, the blue chip names. the same names that have powered this rally from the very beginning. goldman sachs up five points. that has been 39% of the dow joins rally since the election. it's the same names. j.p. morgan. you spoke with mnuchin today. i tell you what is really amazing, moment you spoke with the new treasury secretary because the market was -- looked like it was settled in for a pretty good gain. it got another leg to up the side. that's why we have th

neil cavuto usually has details of why things happen. should news break out, we'll break in. changes everything on fox news channel. it's the top of the hour. >> neil: thanks, shepard. distractions at the white house to blame for a lot of the sell-off. we're getting news that exxon juggernaut hear. a major job president trump congratulating them on what will be a $20 billion investment program creating 45,000 construction and manufacturing jobs in the u.s. gulf coast region. the stock, exxon mobil, was up today .5%. we'll have more on that. all of this occurs as the president is meeting with his council of economic advisors. stocks selling off on the

"your world" with neil cavuto starts now. ney in for neil. >> changes coming to the republican's bill to repeal and replace obamacare? mike pence holding major discussions with gop leadership. we're on it. first, a powerful storm clobbers the east coast. power outages piling up, forcing folks to dig in and dig out. welcome. i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. this is "your world" and we're all over it with bryan llenas in massachusetts. and we're at chicago's o'hare with travelers

i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." there's a disconnect with the obsession going on in washington and what average folks at home want to see. apparently three out of four of you want a fair tax system. here's the thing. you want it now. the other thing, washington is caught up in serious political squabbles about the role of the russians and last year's presidential election, but whether there is anything resembling a cover-up now. there's so much we don't know. this much we do. wall street and investors seem to be betting that we will make progress on something that has at least largely bipartisan support tax cuts. the differences are in the details of what gets them and when. there's this side issue here about how we feel, how average americans feel. apparently as i said according to a fox poll, we want tax cuts. we want a simply tax code. we want action on jobs. while we are mesmerized by some of these political allegations back and forth, we want something extra in our wallet. the washington examiner's white house

our man on business is neil cavuto. "your world" with neil cavuto is coming up on america's choice for news and information on cable. >> neil: all right. if yesterday was the trump slump because it seems like everybody was pouncing on the sell off what do we call today? the trump bump? we are up 150 points. we had very good economic news that spurred that including consumer confidence hitting the highest level in 16 years. and another report that housing prices hit the highest level in 31 months. there's more tabbed infrastructure spending in the works and talk that the administration and congress are working tightly on redoing the healthcare thing, which the markets took as a sign that they have not saved up with that and getting the tax cuts rolling and all of that. priced per for -- for perfection. blake burman has more. >> hi, neil. i talked about this report from axia that said in the wake of this healthcare thing from last week, the administration is considering possibly doing both major tax reform and a massive i

dagen: neil cavuto 20 minutes from now, charles payne, what have you got? >> the fed hiking rates again and promising more hikes are coming. throwing cold water on president trump's plan to ease the economy. to cut federal funds in sanctuary cities. we find out the us has 500 of them. time to make good on that threat. we will debate it at the bottom of the hour. dagen: we can't wait. forget president trump's leaked tax returns which are americans here's something we bet you didn't know. nearly half of all cancers can be prevented. that's right -- half. nearly fifty percent. mostly by making small, everyday changes in your diet and controlling your weight. walking more, eating less. and eating foods that help you and your family to seriously reduce the risk of cancer. and of course, by not smoking. visit the cancer prevention, together we can website anget a free 30 day planner filled with tips, recipes, stats and more about protecting your family. go to prevent 50 dot org. north. now back to pools and bears. dagen: immediate frenzy over president trump's le

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i'm neil cavuto. you're looking at the capitol and the white house where we're getting and idea about some twin developments. not only the progress of this obamacare repeal and replace that has republicans fairly divided as shep pointed out, but in the united states capitol we're waiting to hear from nunes on the so-called russian probe and the role the president said the former played on him tapping the phones. we'll be hearing from speaker paul ryan later this hour and other top lieutenants of the republican house leadership and senate leadership here. they're pushing this trumpcare that changes the landscape for healthcare. moderates and conservatives divided on this. moderates say it goes after planned parenthood too much. conservatives say it's another albatross by another name. blake burman has nor. >> hi there, neil. we're awaiting comments from the top republican on the house intelligence committee. devin nunes set to speak in minutes, what he might possibly unveil. so far no details on the ex

. >> i'm neil cavuto and you are watching the cost of freedom. what is done is done. that does not mean other things are happening because we are noticing quite a little activity going on and we will share that with you for the next two hours. we are live with donald trump doing a lot of work today and tax cut have become front and center. we are live on capitol hill where we are told republicans are rallying around something their critics say they should have done in the first place, tax cuts and big ones and maybe sooner then you think. we are live on for the lack of a better main street. you want to see action out of this congress and this president and both parties come together on something near and dear to you. what is on your agenda? what do you want to see? we get the latest on some things developing in providence, rhode island, a rally on behalf of donald trump and we are told this was scheduled to anything happening on capitol hill. a reminder there is widespread support for a presidential agenda that if you were to read the mainstream media you might have t

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto.rom tax cuts to health care, charles payne says these distractions could be the real killer and also here, charlie gasperino, gerri willis, gary and adam. ben stein, i regret to tell you is off this week. charles payne, you're listening and seeing this and all you can sigh is whenever you think about the other matters, they're getting in the way of dealing with the matters that matter, right? >> absolutely. >> and tax cuts and the rest. >> absolutely. you arto

"your world" with neil cavuto is coming up.eak out, we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on america's choice for news on cable. >> neil: all right. thank you, shepard. we're waiting for paul ryan to outline why it was that the president recommended just pull this thing. let's be done with it. chuck schumer, the democratic leader also scheduled to speak this hour. nancy pelosi in the house, as you have heard already. this thing is dead. the healthcare law will have to be reworked because some of the finances behind it are not sustainable. that doesn't hide the point that they have to do something to fix it and the

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. president trump and paul ryan are at a luncheon with the prime minister of ireland. we'll bring them to you when they begin. this is the first time presidene laying out the agenda. he released a budget that he wants congress to act on. blake burman with the latest. blake? reporter: he released a tweet, his first reaction to the skinny budget as it is called. the president tweeting, quote, a budget puts america first, must make safety its number one priority. without safety there can be no prosperity. along those lines it is the defense industry and national security which the budget is being beefed-up. look at three different agencies there will be increases according to this proposed budget. the department of defense, president wants to see 10% increase all the way up to $54 billion when said and done. department of homeland security. increase of 7%. that would include money for proposed border wall. veterans affairs which president talked about more than a year-and-a-half. now close

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. from tax cuts to health care, charles payne says these distractions could be the real killer and also here, charlie gasperino, gerri willis, gary and adam. ben stein, i regret to tell you is off this week. charles payne, you're listening and seeing this and all you can sigh is whenever you think about the other matters, they're getting in the way of dealing with the matters that matter, right? >> absolutely. >> and tax cuts and the rest. >> absolutely. you start to get that wall street rubber-necking. there can't be too many distractions because we've had such a positive response to president trump, all the things he promised in his agenda, we need them to come true. they don't need to happen in a hundred dass or artificial timeline, but we've got to be confident they will happen and this administration can't get too caught up in some of the other things. some of it's noise and some is not. but if they are distracted, then, particularly considering there are enough republicans against

. >> and now former house speaker and trump ally neil cavuto gingrich is telling "the new york times" this morning the president needs to take control of his own bureaucracy saying, quote, he's not going to survive unless he profoundly rethinks what they are doing and how they are doing it. white house aides continue to support the president's allegations as they call for a congressional hearing. however, they have yet to point to the source of the president's allegations. >>> after six years of promises house republicans finally rolled out their plan to replace obamacare. despite concerns among several senate republicans after reports allege house gop members were working on the plan in secret. speaker paul ryan says he hopes to pass the new replacement bill by easter but he could face head winds in the senate. and while the bills would keep some obamacare features in place they mark drastic changes in other key areas. nbc's evan lawrence joins us now from washington. if you could explain what the changes are, how they'll impact us and where we go from here. >> reporter: frances, rig

abby: there are three phases, as part of the third state, on neil cavuto's show, that is when they canoss state lines, to buy insurance, estate you are not living in, bringing the cost down, the most important part of this. >> it is important to do that, competition, by their own insurance across state lines, people taking care of themselves to drive down cost which is the real problem here. >> do you think older americans will be impacted unfairly as it stands right now? you have a lot of retirees that head down there. this is fair to them? >> as you know our state, we have to make sure whatever we do helps them. young or old, the problem is healthcare is driven by cost. if we do that we will spend our dollars better and have better access to health care. abby: with you make of the criticism that republicans had eight years to figure out how they want to replace obamacare and you don't have republican is in agreement here, what would you say? >> everybody is working hard for what they believe in. i'm encouraged, i like to talk about having these conversations, healthcare reform for a

neil cavuto says they are not giving him credit for the rally. neil: the president doesn't much like me and doesn't come on this show. and that is his right. but the negative media response to everything he does is not fair. the media that has all but ignored the runup in the market is now calling this sell-off the trump slump. or this front page headline in today's "washington post." the president takes a right turn in the blame game. liz: is the media too ready to replace the rally with a bear market? curt, the media not telling it it's an aging bull market. the second largest in history. no rally has hit that 10-year mark without a drop. >> it's obvious things that go up come down. the market was look to for an excuse to panic last week. that's wait did, but it's coming back. i don't know everything going none the economy. but driving around i'm seeing a lot of help wanted signs. i'm feeling people are ready to have another run of good times after so much years of problems out there. i think there is some optimism there and with a pro business

here's cavuto. >> neil: all right. fox on top of, well, selling a new healthcare law or the attempt to become law. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." the administration seems to be standing by for the time being a measure put together by largely republican leadership that calls for completely repealing and revamping what is known as obamacare. we're going to talk to the health and human services secretary about this, tom price. after that, rand paul leading an effort to oppose what the secretary wants to do. he says his intentions are good but the roll-out is not. first to blake burman at the white house. how is this going down? >> press secretary sean spicer made it clear that while president trump is willing to listen to ideas as it relates to the american healthcare act, they're clearly in sell mode as he put it, trying to pitch this plan across the country. in fact, in about an hour's time here at the white house, the president is set to sit down and meet with conservative leaders as it relates to this

here is what tom price told neil cavuto a short while ago. >> this is a positive solution, one that seekso put patients and families and doctors in charge of healthcare and not the federal government. phase one, the reconciliation bill that's required to go through the budge terry process. phase two is the hundreds of rules and regulations put in place by the previous administration. then the third phase requires a further piece of legislation. charles: this is all very confusing so we had to bring in the best. people are frustrated about some of the things that are in the bill and some of it has to do with process. >> you bet. you can't have a budget reconciliation bill and bring in anything you want to. it has to be about the numbers, about the math, about the money. some of the thing they want to do isn't about that. you want insurers to sell policies across state lines in that will take a bill. that's the third part of what as going to come. charles: the third part, you need 60 votes. that's where the big hurdle is. so they have to separate these things out. we are talking about a fif

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neil cavuto said it's all negative all the time. panel will debate. >> i have no axe to grind but the media does when it comes to the president or anyone that says anything good about the president. >> shannon: busy day in washington. we're awaiting two live events. first, paul ryan will walk up to that podium any moment and we'll take you live when that happens and later today the president is going to move forward on a campaign promise to make america energy independent. he's going to sign an executive order to review energy regulations put into place by president obama. ed henry has more and in washington. what can you tell us about the new executive order? >> good to see you. this will be the president's first trip to epa headquarters. in the campaign he targeted the epa and talking about big staff cuts and budget cuts because he think it's time to push back on a lot of obama administration regulations the president believes went too far in terms of hurting the economy medium and long term with excessive regulations you see him