i'm neil cavuto. i want to bounce that off of roy blunt from missouri. what chuck schumer is saying this is president obama's recovery. what do you think of that? >> well, what we really saw with president obama was a static economy where families could getting a little further behind and we saw that for eight years. so i don't see how you're going to tell that to the american people in a way they believe it. they can see that something dramatically different is happening in the economy. i think the fourth quarter of -- the first quarter of this year is going to be substantial where regulators who are no longer out of control, judges that are do their job rather than trying to legislate from the bench and really a job-creating tax bill is making a big difference. i believe people can see that, feel it and see it in their economic optimism. >> neil: senator, while i have you here, i'm hearing the talk of a gang of 22 or something similar to address daca and immigration. can you update me? what is that

i'm neil cavuto. you're looking at a confused political world where attention seems to be on another government shut down that could be just, well, a day away. peter doocy in d.c. with the latest. hi, peter. >> neil, the house hasn't voted yes. on the senate side, lawmakers are starting to realize they don't have the votes. so there's discussions underway about making the short term budget resolution even shorter. there are talks about a bill that would fund the government for the next five days. it's the brain child of kansas senator jerry moran. >> senator moran's proposal is let's do a short term c.r., four or five days with the understanding that that gives us a chance to have more talks on chips, daca and end this madness. >> it's not clear right now how lawmakers were concerned that a month-long budget would be unfair to the pentagon. they were going to respond to an alternative that is just a quarter of that, five days. that's where the discussions stand right now. because even though the white

wore where with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: forget the hot stocks. california just becoming a sanctuary start. what does the acting ice director think about this? he's here and only here moments from now. i did tell you about the hot stocks and the records today. but the weather, not so much. a bone-chilling cold snap that is gripping 2/3s of the nation, over 200 million people are under windchill advisories as we speak. in florida they're bundling up. this video is showing flurries not too far from the magic kingdom in orlando. yeah, a monster storm is threatening to bring blizzard-like conditions to the east coast and even colder weather after that. we come, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. if first of all, i'd like to thank trish regan and lauren simonetti for filling in while i was away. we'll have more from the winter blast in just a moment. but first, what is going on with it? adam klotz in the fox weather center on whether there is any let-up in sight. what do you hear? >> this continues to march on and on. these are the current windchill temperatu

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senator rand paul was on fox news earlier talking to neil cavuto. he said we spent $700 taxpayer money to find out if neil armstrong said "a man" or "man." >> the house just went on recess. let me show what happened in the last 20 minutes. you had freedom caucus leader mark meadows speak to the press saying republicans didn't have enough votes to pass the c.r. he was on his way to a meeting with speaker of the house paul ryan. here is what meadows said 20 minute ago, then it changes. watch. >> he said he hopes the freedom caucus doesn't kill the c.r. >> you have to have leader mccarthy. i haven't had that conversation with leader mccarthy. we have got to make good progress. >> your math is they don't have the votes to pass this? >> yes. >> you did not vote as a block to oppose? >> we did not take a position. >> is that still a possibility? >> it is not. reporter: here is what gop aide are telling us. they met and agreed to hold a separate vote to bolster national security and the military and other issues. there will be a separate vote at some point

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"your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great day. >> neil: man, oh, man. forget about this whole -- i don't know, s-hole thing. is anyone paying attention to a bigger hole that we're just about four days away from? a possible government shut down? don't dismiss it. because i'm telling you, the way this day has been going, plan on it. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. let's go to the washington examiner, susan, on capitol hill. i don't see much budging. >> do you have your shut down clock needed? >> we'll need a couple of them. >> definite a week of brinksmanship open capitol hill. a deal might not come on the dreamers. there's not a deal ready to go by friday. so they have to decide over here in the senate if they're willing to filibuster a short-term spending bill. the 19th is the deadline. that would mean that government funding, if it's not approved, would expire on the 20th, which is the year anniversary of course of president trump's inauguration. they don't have anything ready on immigration. the pressure will be on. republicans in the house will pass it, se

"your world" with neil cavuto is coming on the network america trusts for news and information on cable neil: all right. next time you walk into your local starbucks, say you'll have a dow grande. because starbucks that leans very left is seizing on a tax cut that it says is hitting the spot just right. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." starbucks now the latest companies because of this tax cut and because of the generous provisions for corporations, well, in general, is going to be sharing the loot with 150,000 workers. grants that could go up to $2,000 for store managers and that is what the tip could be a generous trend. to deidra bolton on starbucks being the l

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great day. >> neil: man, oh, man.t this whole -- i don't know, s-hole thing. is anyone paying attention to a bigger hole that we're just about four days away from? a possible government shut down? don't dismiss it. because i'm telling you, the way this day has been going, plan on it. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. let's go to the washington examiner, susan, on capitol hill. i don't see much budging. >> do you have your shut down clock needed? >> we'll need a couple of them. >> definite a week of

one of the hardest working people i know, my good friend, neil cavuto is about to start working harder believe it or not. beginning next saturday, he will be right here with you live from 10 a.m. until noon. neil is working overtime because i can tell you not just because of his commitment to news, but most importantly because of his commitment to you. i have no doubt this show is going to be a huge success. so, make sure you tune in next saturday at 10 a.m. eastern to watch cavuto live. go neil! have a terrific weekend. see you >> i'm bob massi. for 34 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the sunshine state of florida. so we headed from the strip to the beach to show you how to live the american dream. i'm gonna meet real people who are facing serious problems, take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe and give you the tips that everyon

i'm neil cavuto.oking at a confused political world where attention seems to be on another government shut down that could be just, well, a day away. peter doocy in d.c. with the

one of the hardest working people i know, my good friend, neil cavuto is about to start working harderve it or not. beginning next saturday, he will be right here with you live from 10 a.m. until noon. neil is working overtime because i can tell you not just because of his commitment to news, but most importantly because of his commitment to you. i have no doubt this show is going to be a huge success. so, make sure you tune in next saturday at 10 a.m. eastern to watch cavuto live. go neil! have a terrific weekend. see you >> lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today making his immigration stance clear with there must be a border wall or no deal with daca. that is a tenant of his campaign. and dems and rhino republicans trying to drive him in a different direction yesterday. among our guests. congressman andep biggs. he said the wall must be built before congress passes daca legislation.

one of the hardest working people i know, my good friend, neil cavuto is about to start working harder believe it or not. beginning next saturday, he will be right here with you live from 10 a.m. until noon. neil is working overtime because i can tell you not just because of his commitment to news, but most importantly because of his commitment to you. i have no doubt this show is going to be a huge success. so, make sure you tune in next saturday at 10 a.m. eastern to watch cavuto live. go neil! have a terrific weekend. see you monday. >> brand new tweets this morning from president trump slamming democrats for failing to make a deal on daca and praising his economic policies for strong numbers on wall street and jobs. we'll take you live to the winter white house. mike: plus, brand new details on how much of your money has gone to paying off sexual harassment claims in congress. will the new revelations lead to more transparency on capitol hill? >> and an arctic freeze. millions of americans are dealing with severe weather this holiday weekend. we'll get the very latest forecast from

dagen: thanks guys and gals cavuto on business 20 minutes from now charles payne is in for neil. charles? charles: hi dagen. we know which immigration meeting is making headlines today, but is something specific about this one that captured our attention plus a new rule for some medicaid recipients who are able to work for government assistance? some say it's heartless but someone here says it's the best thing for them and taxpayers in the long run. see you soon. dagen: thanks charles we can't wait but coming up next, right here, it's no secret that cities nationwide are fighting for amazon's second headquarters, but what they're offering the tech giant is a secret. shouldn't be if it's taxpayer money. & bears. dagen: officials across the country shouting from the roof top for amazon to pick their city for its second headquarters , but when it comes to what perks they've promised the tech giant, that's right, silence. crickets. many states and cities refusing to disclose what they put on the table including tax breaks over fears it could put them at a competitive disadvantage. fo

pete: now we get to hand it over to new show, neil cavuto live. dean: get them, neil. neil: where were you last year at this time? well, we were here, exactly here last year at this time. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto and thank you for joining us for a debut edition of cavuto live i named it myself anyway we're exploring things that we explored on our great business shows, whose prominent character s you'll be seeing every week here, to digest what's going on not only in that house behind us, but what he's been doing since and what it means to the economy and the markets and here we are one year later in the middle of a government shutdown. we're going to be exploring that and what is at stake not only for your money but that famous intersection i talk about between wall street and main street and might i add, k street and the nation's capitol and we've got a whose who of players to explain that to you and what's at stake at the capitol right now where technically the government is not functioning. tim scott will be joining us, ronald mcdaniel the rnc, david s hulk

neil cavuto will launch a brand new show, cavuto live, breaking news from washington, and fallout for your wallet. now trish regan. trish: great that you have mike on. mike and i used to work together in san francisco. i bet you don't know it he is heck of an opera singer? charles: really? glad you told me. trish: he studied opera. he is great baritone. i hope i don't get him in trouble. tell him i said hi. charles: i will. trish: president trump denying he used vulgar language to describe certain third world countries talking about immigration. while the left goes insane, literally insane over the president's choice of words, moving away from what really matters, the bigger issue at hand, how do we decide hot heck we'll let into the united states of america? i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." democrats are postively, absolutely outraged over the president's words claiming his comments are vial and racist. and they say he is unfit to be president. tell me something new and different out of them? how will this affect the republican agenda going forward?

thanks for neil cavuto letting me sit here with you today.ew year. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hello. happy new year! i am jesse waters with kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> a new year. 2017 was a big year for "the five" and 2018 will be even bigger. let's kick off with questions. we will answer them throughout the hour. richard, he wants to know what is your story of the year? >> greg? >>> initially i was going to say

i'm neil cavuto. deidra bolton on that big milestone. whether it was talked about or not. >> exactly. neil, huge day. we spoke earlier about this headline from twitter. bull beats wall. a reference to the stock market bulls outshining the upset caused by journalists and michael wolff, "fall and fury." excerpts have been released. investors don't care. all stock buyers shrugging off the turmoil in d.c. the dow last year hit five 1,000 point milestones. the most of its kind in its 120-year history. plus, just worth remembering, we're in a nine-year plus bull market. tech stocks are a big part of the momentum. here's the biggest supporters of the markets of these gains. this is more than just today. so you see facebook slower. i'm talking overall in the past six months, facebook, amazon, google, microsoft, all higher. most higher on the day. most of them responsible for some of these huge gains. in addition to last year, of course we saw the nasdaq up 16%. so all of these gains are already on top of what we saw last year. so the big questio

i'm neil cavuto. deidra bolton on that big milestone.talked about or not. >> exactly. neil, huge day. we spoke earlier about this headline from twitter. bull beats wall. a

"your world" with neil cavuto is coming on the network america trusts for news and information on cable. >> neil: all right. next time you walk into your local starbucks, say you'll have a dow grande. because starbucks that leans very left is seizing on a tax cut that it says is hitting the spot just right. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." starbucks now the latest companies because of this tax cut and because of the generous provisions for corporations, well, in general, is going to be sharing the loot with 150,000 workers. grants that could go up to $2,000 for store managers and that is what the tip could be a generous trend. to deidra bolton on starbucks being the latest to share the loot. >> it is, neil. if we go over the companies that we heard from just this week alone, starbucks adding to j.p. morgan chase to verizon, disney, walmart. this is really becoming a trend over all. in fact, this optimism, these corporations, sharing the benefits of these tax returns and trickling down, helping their employees is one of the reasons that pwc says that exact survey. they said

i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world."deflection from the normal attention in a politically embraced washington or interest rates

i'm neil cavuto. on "your world" today, a startling development.he bloom is off the rose between the president of the united states and his one top campaign adviser that played a critical role in the president's inauguration a year ago. that was then. a different relationship now. no relationship at all now. kevin corke at the white house with what went wrong and

glad to have you i'm neil cavuto to charles payne and charlie gasparino, kennedy along with ben stein charles, to you first. thanks for sitting in for me, whatever. >> [laughter] neil: now this whole thing, it's

dagen: thanks guys and gals cavuto on business 20 minutes from now charles payne is in for neil. charles? charles: hi dagen. we know which immigration meeting is making headlines today, but is something specific about this one that captured our attention plus a new rule for some medicaid recipients who are able to work for government assistance? some say it's heartless but someone here says it's the best thing for them and taxpayers in the long run. see you soon. dagen: thanks charles we can't wait but coming up next, right here, it's no secret that cities nationwide are fighting for amazon's second headquarters, but what they're offering the tech giant is a secret. shouldn't be if it's taxpayer money. they came out of nowhere, sir! how many of 'em? we don't know. dozens. all right! let's teach these freaks some manners! good luck out there, captain! thanks! but i don't need luck, i have skills... i don't have my keys. (on intercom) all hands. we are looking for the captain's keys again. they are on a silver carabiner. oh, this is bad. as long as people misplace their keys, you c

dagen: thanks guys and gals cavuto on business 20 minutes from now charles payne is in for neil. charles? charles: hi dagen. we know which immigration meeting is making headlines today, but is something specific about this one that captured our attention plus a new rule for some medicaid recipients who are able to work for government assistance? some say it's heartless but someone here says it's the best thing for them and taxpayers in the long run. see you soon. dagen: thanks charles we can't wait but coming up next, right here, it's no secret that cities nationwide are fighting for amazon's second headquarters, but what they're offering the tech giant is a secret. shouldn't be if it's taxpayer money. we'll debate it. they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that actually have a genuine need. we're the webber family and we are usaa membe

. >> that is the big news, neil cavuto going live this time next time. eep watching. before we go, we want to say a word or two about 17 years of outstanding and very popular shows by the forbes gang. here is a picture from the very beginning. steve hosted a forbes cruise around manhattan september 10, 2001 and yes, those are the world trade center towers behind producer holly and me. that was the last night the lights were on in the towers. the next awful day changed our lives, and the world, and led us to change the name of our business block to the cost of freedom. we've been going strong since. here is the latest crew, by the way, john hoover, tia, and nick, and palm ritter, not pictured here, steve, we'll still be seeing you on neil's new show, but last remarks about a great 17-year run. >> i think this show reflected a saying in forbes magazine over 100 years from the first issues from proverbs my grandfather put it in, with all the getting get understanding. and we need better people to get a better republic. david: it's a smart show and approachab

welcome, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world."resident touting the coverage of his bipartisan immigration meeting as well. first, john roberts at the white house with the latest. john? >> the news that was made this afternoon, charles, came on a couple of fronts. on the russia investigation, we learned earlier this week the president trump's legal team believes the special counsel,

relations on immigration and this is what everybody should be talking about hello i'm charles p in for neil cavuto , to charlie gasparino, and adam lashinsky, deirdre it was remarkable something many people have never seen before. >> it was indeed and listen president trump understands the media. i mean, it's not a thing he had a very successful tv career and that was a great visual. it did get people talking and the problem is less than 24 hours later, we had some very vulgar language from him on a completely different topic, but even if we just want to look at that immigration issue, it was a very good visual by brass tax nothing got decided. charles: 55 minutes and here is what i liked about it charlie. everyone was able to speak their mind. it wasn't one of those meetings like the cabinet where everyone is flexing, you had folks like dick durbin saying this is what i like and don't like and president trump was listening. >> 55 minutes and he didn't say anything stupid which is maybe a record. charles: [laughter] listen it was a good meaning. >> i wouldn't go as far to say this was like watchin

welcome to coast to coast, i am charles payne in for neil cavuto, and we're on top of a market rally that just will not quit. much more on what's driving but first, our top story. donald trump calling the bipartisan deal he was presented a big step backwards as he denies he made a vulgar remark. >> reporter: let's start inside the oval office, donald trump was signing a proclamation honoring martin luther king jr. all eyes , he did not respond to a single shouted question about comments made in the oval office in which sources say he referred to haiti and african countries as best whole countries, a pg version of all this. keep in mind the white house does not deny those comments were made, donald trump did take to twitter to clarify at least if you want to call it that how he sees it. here where his tweets, the language used by me was tough but this was not the language used was what was really tough was the outlandish proposal made, a big setback for daca. speaking of haiti he said never said anything derogatory about haitians other than haiti is a very poor and troubled country. a

glad to have you i'm neil cavuto to charles payne and charlie gasparino, kennedy along with ben stein and adam lashinsky. charles, to you first. thanks for sitting in for me, whatever. >> [laughter] neil: now this whole thing, it's closing it up we're questioning not only the pakistan but maybe foreign aid in general particularly in that neck of the woods a lot of people say the president is getting into tricky territory, here what do you think? charles: this is a eureka moment , right? should we fund people that hiatus that befriend our enemies or harbor enemies and this is on american soil. >> yeah. charles: we should consider it. neil: that's what we've been doing for a long time. charles: put it to americans who need it. i think it's a great idea whose time is long overdue. i think its come about time. neil: we give pakistan billions over the years? >> $7 billion in last 13 years. neil: what do you think? >> i'm completely with rand paul it's a very libertarian idea. i think we should be reexamining the foreign direct investment we have all over the world. i mean i think we should

#r liz: neil cavuto has a new show that begins this saturday at 10:00 a.m. called "cavuto live."les: we have several breaking stories stretching from washington to pennsylvania and the heartland. the president returning to washington. mark meadows is telling fox news the house does not have the votes to pass the continuing resolution. the debate is under way and that debate is expected to occur. president trump spoke to the pennsylvania heartland where he touted a strong economy, the tax reform law which he says

i'm neil cavuto. the president of the united states is viewed from his colleagues half a world away. many of them eager to do business and eager to be seen in his company today despite the back and forth and constitutional crises that seem to preoccupy everyone in this country today. blake burman in davos on what the heck happened. >> hi, neil. yeah, that video from a dinner with president trump. it was a who's who of business leaders from all across europe that the president dined with tonight. for example, he sat down with the leaders of adidas, volvo, beyer, nokia. earlier today, steve mnuchin said they feel they have a success story to sell to the world. a new tax plan in the u.s. and they want companies to come in and invest. so at that dinner with those business leaders, the president echoed the need to keep selling u.s. growth. >> i think also being a cheerleader for our country. if you're not a cheerleader for your company or your country, no matter what happens, it's not going to work. >> tha

i'm neil cavuto. we're keeping track of the developments. first to deidra bolton on what is joining main street and wall street and camp david. >> that is right. u.s. stocks off to the strongest start to a year since 2013. so the dow, you just heard that bell, extending its record up up for the week more than 2%. the s&p 500 set to post four fresh records in four consecutive weekly trading sessions. so tech stocks, one of the best performing groups this week. one of the reasons investors are optimistic for tech shares, any other, a strong labor market. so this morning we got that read on unemployment holding at a 17-year low. the rate 4.1%. so the pace of hiring did slow slightly. 148,000 jobs added to the u.s. economy. so that was fewer than what some economists have forecast. overall, 2017 was one of the best job growth years on record. and for the trump administration, this is a bright spot. if you look at the figures here, especially february through december, this is how we're adding at the moment 1.83 million jobs. the most adds during

"your world" with neil cavuto coming up. a mostly update. you know, up on the other indexes. we can see that. it's all going up. here's cavuto. >> neil: yeah, all going up until just today when everything went down a little bit. first down day of the trading year. we're waiting to hear from the president that will be delivering a major speech to farmers in nashville. he's the first such president talking to this group in 25 years. george bush sr. was the last. critics are ramping up their attacks on him but the economy and the market seems to be proving the critics wrong. if that is part of the instability that they like to talk about, probably investors will welcome that instability. kevin corke is there with the president in nashville. he has the latest. kevin? >> hi, neil. a little loud here at the opryland hotel. excited crowd.

wore where with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: forget the hot stocks.a just becoming a sanctuary start. what does the acting ice director think about this? he's here and only here moments from now. i did tell you about the hot stocks and the records today. but the weather, not so much. a bone-chilling cold snap that is gripping 2/3s of the nation, over 200 million people are under windchill advisories as we speak. in florida they're bundling up. this video is showing flurries not too far from the magic kingdom in

i'm neil cavuto. we're keeping track of the developments.dra bolton on what is joining main street and wall street and camp david. >> that is right.

"your world" with neil cavuto coming up. a mostly update. you know, up on the other indexes. it's all going up. we can see that. it's all going up. here's cavuto. >> neil: yeah, all going up until just today when everything went down a little bit. first down day of the trading year. we're waiting to hear from the president that will be delivering a major speech to farmers in nashville. he's the first such president talking to this group in 25 years. george bush sr. was the last. critics are ramping up their attacks on him but the economy and the market seems to be proving the critics wrong. if that is part of the instability that they like to talk about, probably investors will welcome that instability. kevin corke is there with the president in nashville. he has the latest. kevin? >> hi, neil. a little loud here at the opryland hotel. excited crowd. looking forward to the president's remarks. i want to share a little bit of the gaggle notes. the president is in the building. he's not begun his speech yet. very interesting. the president talked about his opposition, if you wi

golden state refuses to help the fed's crackdown on illegal immigration and thomas homan telling neil cavutoifornia with the a surge of agents to keep people safe. >> if you think ice is going away we are not. california better hold on tight. they will see more special agents and deportation offices in the state of california. if politicians in california don't to protect their communities then ice will. >> gerri brown signing a lawmaking california sanctuary state effective january 1st. jeff sessions calling for tougher measures for sanctuary cities, imposing millions of dollars of federal grants. >> and immigration showdown is the big four congressional leaders are set to meet on the hill today. daca will be a big ticket item but the president says no deal is made without the wall. the director of public surveys for the center of immigration, jessica, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. the president is saying no deal without the wall. does that make sense? >> absolutely it makes sense. every time amnesty has been discussed by congress it provokes more illegal immigration. there are s

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. forget and a government shut down. we want to go to the great news with deidra. >> that's right. 26k. the first close above that level. we crossed that mark and closed lower. so today is the day. write it down. huge dow milestone. we've watching it as you know, charles. last year five times did the dow break through these 1,000 point markers each along the way. we're in a nine-year bull market. you mentioned apple. all the sentiment around apple's contributions which i'll go into detail. trumping worries about this potential government shut down. apple announcing they're going to repatriate billions of dollars overseas. they're going to build a new campus in the u.s. the next five years and hire 20,000 new employees. so now the location of that new campus will be announced later this year according to the company and it is one that will initially house technical support for customers. so apple also saying they will make a direct contribution of more than $350 billion, a big number, to the u.s. economy the next five yea

i'm neil cavuto. the president of the united states is viewed from his colleagues half a world away. many of them eager to do business and eager to be seen in his company today despite the back and forth and constitutional crises that seem to preoccupy everyone in this country today. blake bu

our very own neil cavuto launching his own new show tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow.roup of republican congressmen are demand can the release of a classified memo that's alleges governments abuse. charles: a growing group of republican lawmakers demanding the relieves a five-page memo that reportedly documents government abuse. one congressman called it quote worse than watergate. joining me to discuss, adriana, steve king said it was a sickening reality set in when he read the memo. we had the additional congressman mark meadows said parts of him wishes he didn't right because of what he learned about his country. >> exactly. and other members of congress are saying this is like tactics used in the kgb. this is so shocking that the corruption at the highest level of our government and our spy agencies at the doj and fbi. the american people must demand the congress release these memos, declassify them and let the american people see what's going on. we know this fake, phoney dossier that was paid for by the hillary clinton campaign and dnc was used by the fbi to get

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: it could have been a lot worse, a train accident life, badly injured another. this was a train filled with republican congressmen and senators and their families. 200 and better, including speaker of the house. they're all okay. but they're obviously a little shaken up. some of them are arriving at green brier, west virginia. this was a planned sort of day away from washington to sort of regroup, strategize just as democrats plan to do on their own later next week in maryland. today it got a little scary. the event is still on. the vice president is due to speak to them tonight. the president of the united states tomorrow. we