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i am neil cavuto and i want you to look at this number, 73% want tax reform now so time for washington to cut it out and start cutting? charles payne, charlie gasparino, gerri willis, ben stein, adam leschinsky and kennedy, don't know what libertarians do but that is what is going on. three or four went taxes -- should be a priority. >> a low hanging fruit. the tax code, and tantalizing and get the bread america investing, the average person spending. you can do that and infrastructure. who doesn't want to patch a hole? get those simultaneously. see why it works, you get rid of repatriation, bring back the money, take 10% out of that, and infrastructure, start those cbo gaps as well. neil: what do you think? >> works for me, lots of support for tax cuts, people who are less then $50,000 or more, a majority of democrats want tax cuts. the only people who don't agree are the republican which neil: a third of americans -- >> republicans want tax cuts that are pretty much uniform about that but they don't want -- >> what kind and when? >> they would like lower corporate taxes and changes,

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we check the final wall street numbers and neil cavuto will have perspective starting right now. >> neil: thank you, shepard. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." following up on that press conference with the secretary of defense and general votel. the message is the syrians were clearly behind this chemical attack and chemical weapons were used in this attack. no explanation as to how even after a u.n. crack down on the chemical weapons, if serial had them and what role the russians played, even if they knew they had them. general mattis was guarded on that. all of this coming with a clear warning that if they used chemical weapons again, we will respond the same way if not more for now after that. kevin clark at the white house with the latest. it's very that the intelligence is very clear. they don't doubt it a bit. >> no question. neil, i had a chance to sit in on a background briefing and the administration laid out step by step this idea that not only do the syrians use chemical weapons, it's entirely possible that their partners in moscow have known about it. based on what we l

"your world" with neil cavuto is never that. much more still to come, this is fox news channel. >> neil: welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." what a world a difference this makes. a revolution that russia knew ahead of time about the planned chemical weapons attack in syria. the attack that triggered our tomahawk missile attack last week. does that change is entire equation here ahead of rex tillerson headed to russia tomorrow? we're told no vladimir putin. to kevin corke at the white house. >> hi, neil. this is a devastating revelation if it's true. the means that the russians knew that children would be the victim of

"your world" with neil cavuto is never that. the news and much more still to come, this is fox news channel. >> neil: welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." what a world a difference this makes. a revolution that russia knew ahead of time about the planned chemical weapons attack in syria. the attack that triggered our tomahawk missile attack last week. does that change is entire equation here ahead of rex tillerson headed to russia tomorrow? we're told no vladimir putin. to kevin corke at the white house. >> hi, neil. this is a devastating revelation if it's true. the means that the russians knew that children would be the victim of a devastating attack like this. it's inexplicable to thinking what on earth they could be doing. that all led to the response by the united states and president trump ordering the strike on syria's chemical we pops and obviously some bases and other materials inside that country. here's what sean spicer had to say about russia and that particular attack. >> i think that if

back to last month when steve mnuchin told neil cavuto on fox business that it would be voted and signed by the august recess. on friday, kerry khan said he wasn't sure if it would occur in august or not. the white house press briefing sean spicer would only say that he is hopefully tax break is coming. >> americans are filling out tax reforms right now for 2016. this time mixture though followed up for 2017. >> i think middle-income americans have a tax cut by then. reporter: the white house pushing back on report that they are back to the drawing board. instead the press secretary saying what they are going for right now is a major undertaking but he also said they are going through the normal process. another white house official told me a tax reform unveils at least a few weeks away. back to you in new york. lauren: and we way. blake burman coming thank you so much. trying to present it -- white house press secretary sean spicer said 20 ceos on the small groups to transportation, environmental protection, commerce and education at the white house budget director. chavez promised to m

steve mnuchin told our very own neil cavuto going to be signed, sealed, delivered by august. they're walking that back. i see the market is taking it in stride. what's your reaction? >> reporter: trish, you're hitting the nail on the head when it comes to the broad problem here. we have seen a total reversal. banks taking off right after the election, along with small caps and the infrastructure stocks on the expectation that trump's policies would engender economic growth. getting back to the reversal is strength in technologies. big cap names that have a tendency in strong track record even in times of econoc slowdown that's why we see technology with all the losses going a bit stronger sector. so you have that, and then another geopolitical risks out there as well. north korea, theresa may calling for the general election, that's not helping the bulls very much. trish: the other geopolitical risks out there. adam, you got to give the market credit for taking some of this in stride. it's north korea, it's syria, it's russia, it's china, it's tax policy. i mean, you name it,

what he told neil cavuto on his network on march 1. is a very aggressive time table but realistic and something that the present and i are very committed to doing. sean spicer said august would be a great opportunity as it relates to tax reform. you can see how it someone is moving a little bit here. they are still very confident here at the white house that tax reform will get done of course the question they keep on asking is when. i hope the middle of next year. that's what he said. >> he said i hope middle income americans. he hopes that happens even either way is not definitive. >> we've got those who delay the border tax. why the tax will cost not only the sector but it will cost you two. the new cold war might be heating up. the kremlin announcing for tillerson to meet with him when he visits moscow. can schedule. that's it they said. not on our calendar. they have entered waters. on the searing airfield used to launch the deadly chemical gas attack. that's what he's expecting and next. in the ally syria has former u.s. ambassad

i am neil cavuto and i want you to look at this number, 73% want tax reform now so time for washington to cut it out and start cutting? charles payne, charlie gasparino, gerri willis, ben stein, adam leschinsky and kennedy, don't know what libertarians do but

"your world" with neil cavuto is the best in business. neil is back and in the hot seat today. "your world" begins on fox news channel after this. >> i also want to thank treasury secretary steve mnuchin for being with us today. secretary mnuchin is working to put together a tax reform plan to make our industry more competitive and also to provide a level playing field for our workers. we don't have a level playing field. you're going to have one very soon. and our tax reform and tax plan is coming along very well. it's going to be out soon. >> neil: all right. that depends on what the term "very soon" means. i'm neil cavuto. i'm confused. i don't know about you folks, but we had the financial times story out and others echoing the same sentiment that the white house is looking to delay the tax cut. the august deadline that was promised bety treasury secretary might not be in the offing. this is as of march one when secretary mnuchin said yeah, it's going to happen. >> we want to pass tax reform by august. that's realistic and something that the president and i are very committ

"your world" with neil cavuto.t varney sitting in. >> you're looking live at the east room of the white house where president trump and the nato secretary general will be holding a news conference moments from now. they're expected to take a total of four questions. when it begins, we'll have the news conference and bring it to you live. welcome, everyone. i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." with tensions mounting between the u.s. and russia over those air strikes in syria, is it time for our allies, including nato, to back the president up? we'll talk to john bolton about that in a moment and about that meeting today between secretary of state tillerson and his russian counter part. first, kevin corke at the white house as we await the news

i am charles payne in for neil cavuto, the tax foundation releasing reports showing the house gop tax reform plan would create 1.7 million jobs and boosting comes by nearly 9% but now charlie gasparino, the tax cuts for businesses may not be as big as they expect and the president telling maria bartiroma, the deadline is moving so that is where it is going. gerri willis inside and adam leschinsky also here. what are you hearing you >> the white house is filled with economists like ben stein. charles: in a good way or bad way? nonjudgmental way. >> been is one of the smartest guys i know but there are no supply-siders in the trump white house. in the republican leadership positions no one is using dynamic account, let's cut taxes and be revenue neutral and a massive tax cut for businesses, it is a good thing since it is the highest in the world, we need to somehow do healthcare reform first and if we can't get healthcare reform and savings we will ratchet stuff back but the plans we talked about, not doing corporate tax cut at all but a repatriation, what they might have to replace it

i'm neil cavuto and you are watching "your world."bama receiving $400,000 fee for upcoming speech wall street brokerage power house. no, sir the biggest but big player nonetheless. we are thinking that's big news. this is a president who railed against wall street. i couldn't wait to pick up my papers this morning to figure out how much coverage they were getting. here we go. the "new york times," nothing. "the washington post,

we check the final wall street numbers and neil cavuto will have perspective starting right now. >> neilyou, shepard. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." following up on that press conference with the secretary of defense and general votel. the message is the syrians were clearly behind this chemical attack and chemical weapons were used in this attack. no explanation as to how even after a u.n. crack down on the chemical weapons, if serial had them and what role the russians played, even if they knew they had them. general mattis was guarded on that. all of this coming with a clear warning that if they used chemical weapons again, we will respond the same way if not more for now after

i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world."es have been drawn along the predictable sort of what you'd think. that is

so he -- liz: sorry to interrupt you, intraday showing, as soon as he said it right during neil cavuto's, he said it to the associated press, fox confirmed it. look at that we were at market lows. boom, we went back up again. >> huge. >> if you have to look back over the last 90, whatever days. one has to be skeptical. look the way health care played out. it seems he is a little schizophrenic, what is his real priority and how much he wants to expend energy to make it happen. liz: well, i thought, matt, that we were really seeing movement from the house when it comes to health care possibly next week? what are you hearing? >> i still think there will be movement on health care sometime within the next month. it is much stickier issue. remember took obama and the democrats almost two years to get it done. and one of the things that the democrats will not acknowledge that obamacare is essentially a dead law walking right now. it is not working. costs are -- >> not to millions of americans who have benefits. >> so costs are going sky-high, access is going way down. a lot of people are looki

i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." the battle lines have been drawn along the predictable sort of what you'd think. that is democrats, a lot of people in mainstream media critical of the tax cuts as a give away to the rich. the rublicans say it's the only thing out there to boost the economy, especially in the federal reserve is out of the stimulus business. the markets liked it. it's still looking at a trajectory of getting done this year. that could be tough thinking. the nasdaq rolled into a record today that is on fire. technology is on fire. we'll hearing from technology players that could indicate that the biggest beneficiaries of this, big companies and those that they employ. meantime, uncle sam has a lot of people on both sides broiling. okay, leena, we'll start with you. this battle has been drawn as a give-away to the rich or the republicans saying that everyone will benefit. which is it? how do you see this going and the battle lines being drawn? if it's going to rely on republican votes, it's going to real

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"your world" with neil cavuto is the best in business. neil is back and in the hot seat today. world" begins on fox news channel after this. >> i also want to thank treasury secretary steve mnuchin for being with us today. secretary mnuchin is working to put together a tax reform plan to make our industry more competitive and also to provide a level playing field for our workers. we don't have a level playing field. you're going to have one very soon. and our tax reform and tax plan is coming along very well. it's going to be out soon. >> neil: all right. that depends on what the term "very soon" means. i'm neil cavuto. i'm confused. i don't know about you folks, but w

"your world" with neil cavuto. stuart varney sitting in. >> you're looking live at the east room of the white house where president trump and the nato secretary general will be holding a news conference moments from now. they're expected to take a total of four questions. when it begins, we'll have the news conference and bring it to you live. welcome, everyone. i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." with tensions mounting between the u.s. and russia over those air strikes in syria, is it time for our allies, including nato, to back the president up? we'll talk to john bolton about that in a moment and about that meeting today between secretary of state tillerson and his russian counter part. first, kevin corke at the white house as we await the news conference. kevin? >> stuart, good day to you. you're right. we're probably pretty close to seeing the secretary general and the president come here. we've just seen remarks at the podium generally. that means we're around two minutes out. so if th

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neil cavuto cannot come through with the understand, the promise of the republican party. neil: i think i'm a realist. stuart: far too negative. tax cuts -- neil: fine interview with gary cohn and i read in between the lines there -- stuart: i was pressing him, can you tell us, sir -- no, he didn't say that. neil: no. stuart: we are moving heaven and earth to get it through. neil: it's getting pushed back. it's not all the president's fault, not his team. stuart: do you believe that at the owned it have day december 31, 2017 -- neil: we will not have a tax cut. [laughter] neil: all right. thank you, stuart vane. fantastic show on fox business, he's a rock star. i just totally disagree with him on this issue. but anyway, my opinion, his opinion, it's what makes the network so good. all right, we are getting more details about susan rice and history of leading the united nations. i willne stop there. to keep yo. it's your retirement. know where you stand. z286oz zwtz y286oy ywty if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture... i can tell you prolia® is

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"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: a little french there. welcome, everybody.surging on the french election that seem to have a centrist in the driver's seat for now. the markets hoping that that centrist, emanuel marcron will put to bed any threat that france will get out of the european union. i say that take this with a grain of salt. that was the same knee jerk mark react we had going to other way with brexit, the separate from britain from the e.u. the same reaction when had

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: a little french there. welcome, everybody. stocks surging on the french election that seem to have a centrist in the driver's seat for now. the markets hoping that that centrist, emanuel marcron will put to bed any threat that france will get out of the european union. i say that take this with a grain of salt. that was the same knee jerk mark react we had going to other way with brexit, the separate from britain from the e.u. the same reaction when had when donald trump was looking like the winner and markets tanked but the time the ballots were counted, he was doing just fine. but here's what is at stake, folks. we have the world celebrating what appears to be france staying in the european union with a run off election scheduled two weeks from now. the markets might be getting ahead of themselves. in france, europe, that's been the theme. charles payne on what he makes of that and whether that is driving this. what do you think, buddy? >> you're right, neil. stocks bolted out. polls suggesting a real easy victory for the ce

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"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: and on this 99th day of his presidency, donald trump may have gotten some good news in some economic bad news. let me explain the bad news and why it could be good news. the economy grew all of .7% in the first three months of the year. that was well-telegraphed and slow downs are to be expected in a first quarter. here's why it could be good news for the president. he's been making a pitch for aggressive tax cuts across the board. it has divided many on capitol hill, including within his own party. the chunk of whom want to see them paid for right away. with an economy now stumbling, is it a time to cut dramatically? the markets seem to think we could be sputtering. this market has done okay this month. this is the last trading day of the month of april. let's just take a peek where we ended. the president saw the economy and the overall markets gain about a percentage point from the beginning of this month to the end of the month. i also want you to look at how his 100-day performance goes into tomorrow against his predecessors. this

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: and on this 99th day of his presidency, donald trumpood news in some economic bad news. let me explain the bad news and why it could be good news. the economy grew all of .7% in the first three months of the year. that was well-telegraphed and slow downs are to be expected in a first quarter. here's why it could be good news for the president. he's been making a pitch for aggressive tax cuts across the board. it has divided many on capitol hill, including within his own party. the chunk of whom want to see them paid for right away. with an

one of the law maker in tax cut meeting is house, ways and means committee chair brady, neil cavuto will interview him tomorrow at noon right here on fox business. >> next up more bad details coming out about dubious side deals, the secret side deals that president obama reportedly cut to get the iran nuke deal done. putting our own national security and troops at risk according to a new report, dropping changes again iranian stealers, smuggling weapons and bombs in exchange for a deal, one of those arms dealers allegedly killed american troops. we talk with rich lowry, after this. >> do you really think this verifiable deal, if fully implementd backed by world's major powers is a worse option than the risk of another war in the middle east? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist. show me top new artist. [ applause ] [ laughing ] show me top male artist. my whole belieber fan group... it's not a competition, but if it

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not such a great break for the likes of neil cavuto, sir. neil: or you, sir. i don't want to rain on your little parade here, but that 35% rate, might not be a sure thing because they will limit your deduction. so that little tree farm of yours. >> little tree farm. neil: you might go into plastics or something, but it does not look good, bud. you can afford it. that is is the kind of country we live in. >> are you done? neil: no. i got two hours. we're calling it the varney surtax for the next two hours. great show. great reporting. you've been on this before, stuart. we'll carry that baton. as stuart told you here he is indeed right. they are narrowing down what will be still a very substantial, across the board tax cut, not just the same for everyone across the board. here is what we now know. on the corporate side, we're taking that rate from 35% to 15%. this is the goal. then a 15% tax on pass-throughs, s corpse, hedge funds, real estate entities, a lot of lot of donald trump interests would benefit from the lower rate. standard deduction doubles for indi

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> when you kill innocent children, innocent babies, babies, little babies, with a chemical gas that is so lethal that people were shocked to hear what gas it was, that crosses many, many lines beyond a red line. >> neil: all right. that prompted and set in motion a lot of selling. not exactly pegged to that, but a trifecta of trying events for this market that had been up about 180 points, finishing down about 41 points. what we're going to do about syria and the large unknown around that was one thing. but then of course we have that meeting the president will be having with the leader of china. he will be jaw-boning him to do all he can to reign in the north koreans that by the way launched another missile off the korean peninsula coast just this morning. and cue degra had to say, federal reserve says they want to unwind about $4.5 trillion in treasury notes and bonds that they have piled up to keep rates as low as they can for eight nine years now. when you unwind something, you sell something, the fear is you could fleet the market

of course as neil cavuto has been telling you they have enough votes to filibuster it. now we wait to see whether senate majority leader mitch mcconnell well light the fuse on the nuclear option to change that. but a lot to tackle here and as we look at all of this we are keeping an eye on the markets which seem to be closer to the flatline. it's now 9%. the first trading day of the quarter. the nasdaq is down 11 points and we have the s&p have the s&p down three. with much lower numbers here. earlier today and some were surmising. the confusion over the judge gorsuch session of what would happen next. that would keep a lid on it. now that we know that the senate at least on the republican side is voting to move it to the senate floor. starting tomorrow the markets appear to be coming back. the last hour of trade we had 48 minutes left as we look at the red on the screen that auto sales figures are played a part on the markets. with the slow lane. we have sales down seven and half percent. meanwhile general motors the largest automaker have a 2% sales decline and totall

i'm neil cavuto. >> new tonight, designers have officially run out of new things to do with denim. there are now muddy jeans and completely see through jeans for sale which is just what we needed. h is the dirty jeans, nordstrom is selling them for 425-dollars. by the way, it's not real mud. you're paying for the fake stuff. >> nordstrom says you can wash& them and the mud won'ting away. they make a mud denim jacket as well. >> the jeans for sale come courtesy of top shop. they're calling these things jeans but they're not and completely see through. sti- they cost a mere 100 bucks. or you could buy those and set your legislation on fire which is what you've done when you are buying plastic bags for jeans. don't forget to wear the underwear. >> that's just my advice. that's a totally legitimate point. >> coming up next at 10. thirty a famous driving with a shocking announcement coming up next in sports. sports. (vo) love. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe

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at all sides, ford, steve mnuchin was aggressive when he talked about august time field he told neil cavuto we're going to get it done by august. and people in the white house were going, my gosh, really? aug? the market liked that, it's going to happen before the end of the year. do we need to take what he's swaying a grain of salt? >> it has to get done. it is a political necessity for trump to put points on the board and to be perfectly honest with you, trish, only so many things can you do with executive orders to kickstart the economy. tax reform is the only way to do it, and let me say this, not only the fate of his presidency depend whether or not he can do it by the end of the year but depends on republican control of congress as well. so what steve mnuchin did was lay down the gauntlet. it's the right message regardless whether or not we're able to repeal obamacare. what i want to see is i want to see offsets to pay this off and make this permanent so we can generate long-term investment and not just have short-term investment like the bush tax cuts. trish: adam johnson, you're loo