i'm neil cavuto. fox on top of a battle royale over the release of something the fbi director said would not be a good idea. the president thinks otherwise. tomorrow we'll get to see for ourselves what the fuss is about, whether any parts of it will be redacted, collected, cleaned up. i don't know. i can tell you quickly before we get to blake burman at the white house, wall street doesn't seem to car. more on that in a second. now to blake burman with more. >> president trump has read this memo. he is according to sources expected to declassify it. what would happen after that, it would be sent back to the hill to the house intelligence committee and they would make this public for all to see. we're led to believe as soon as tomorrow morning. the president earlier today, he went over to the congressional retreat in west virginia to address republicans there. he did not comment on this memo or on his thinking at all. but the house speaker, paul ryan, said it does serve a purpose. >> shepard: what it i

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"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: it was a crazy market. we'll get to that in a second. the president is set to hold a listening session with students, parents and teachers of the white house on mass shootings, including survivors from park land, sandy hook and others. john roberts has more what can we expect? >> we expect this will start within 15 minutes or so. it will be led by the president, the vice president, the secretary of education betsy devos. there will be six students and their parents from marjory stoneman douglas high school in attendance. this were supposed to be representatives from columbine but looks like there won't be there. there will be representatives from some d.c. schools and from sandy hook, the founders of rachel's challenge, which is an organization dedicated to lowering school violence and the mayor of parkland will be in attendance as well. this will go out live and a tv event that you can watch as it unfolds. the president will be in listening mode this afternoon. he's been kicking around some ideaing with hi

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: thank you, shepard. i'm neil cavuto.your world." you're looking live at the miami-dade police department in florida. this is where rick scott wants to be. about to hold a new conference and expected to outline a $500 billion plan for investment in school safety, funding for mental health, students from marjory stoneman douglas plan to go to school tomorrow. matt? >> the governor wasted no time announcing his plan. he announced his plans a couple days after the shooting at

i'm neil cavuto. man, the two were not connected, but they happened on a day when everything were falling out of dodge, a memo release that republicans say was long overdue and a sell-off that by the way, a lot of analysts say was long overdue. first, the sell-off and a backup in interest rates and built on the best of reasons. things are improving. the economy is really stimulating. that should be good news. today for very different reasons, it was not. let's go to deidra bolton who sort of picks apart everything going on. >> tons of great headlines showing strength in the u.s. economy. i'm going to start with that. it was a crazy day. investors selling everything. stocks, bonds, commodities. dow on track for it's worst week since early 2016. so if you look at the strength in the labor market and wage growth, normally investors would react positively. however, some are worried that the fed will raise rates sooner rather than later. so u.s. players hired more people in january than economists had fore

"your world" with neil cavuto coming up after this. >> neil: all right. i think they called this a metaphor for the markets. you watched the launch of the elon musk rocket that went off without a hitch and you heard about the dow joins, 569 points. we're still waiting to hear from elon musk. you'll be hearing from a lot of market analysts on the comeback that was to the right of your screen. so if there's a way to time these metaphors, this was it. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." stocks came back and 50 years after we use that space platform to really get going on our lunar program, remember it was from that same platform that we launched these gigantic saturn 5 rockets, the rockets that took to us a lunar landing. indications today that we're firing away on all cylinders again maybe in space and maybe reusable space rockets as well. and we're once again firing at the corner of wall and broad. one day does not a guarantee make that things are back to normal or that the wall street bull market rocket has returned. but had

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> let's go! >> the suspect has been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. >> i find probable cause. i find the proof of guilt to be evidence or the presumption great. sir, you're held with no bond. >> neil: incredible. just incredible. new details are emerging as we speak about the florida school shooting as the suspect makes his first appearance in court. nikolas cruz charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. here's what we know right now. we're waiting for an official timeline from the broward county sheriff. that could come any minute. officials say they know where the weapon was purchased and it was purchased legally. we also know there's still bodies on the scene, even now. it's still an active investigation. names of the 17 victims just released by officials. phil keating in coral springs right now has -- parkland florida, i should say, with more. phil? >> hi, neil. this afternoon at 2:00 eastern time, the young man accused of the worst high school sh

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto today. this is "your world." fbn's blake burman is live with more. >> hi, trish. the president first broached this idea yesterday in the listening session with students from parkland and their parents, their families. other victims of past shootings as well of potentially arming teachers, arming faculty and staff within schools to defend schools so long as they're experts and adept with guns. the president took a former stance on a different listening session with state and local law enforcement officials, state officials as well. the president even suggesting that there should be a monetary incentive for some of these teachers. listen here. >> what i'd recommend doing, the people that do carry, we give them a bonus. give them a little bit of a bonus. so practically for free, you have now made the school into a hardened target. >> president trump also saying he supports raising the age of gun ownership to 21 years old. the white house today also appeared to shut the door on a potential assault weapons ban. here's

i'm neil cavuto. two were not connected, but they happened on a day when everything were falling out of dodge, a memo release that republicans say was long overdue and a sell-off that by the way, a lot of analysts say was long overdue. first, the sell-off and a backup in interest rates and built on the best of reasons. things are improving. the economy is really stimulating. that should be good news. today for very different reasons, it was not. let's go to deidra bolton who sort of picks apart everything going

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: thank you, shepard. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." you're looking live at the miami-dade police department in florida. this is where rick scott wants to be. about to hold a new conference and expected to outline a $500 billion plan for investment in school safety, funding for mental health, students from marjory stoneman douglas plan to go to school tomorrow. matt? >> the governor wasted no time announcing his plan. he announced his plans a couple days after the shooting at stoneman douglas. the highlights, the governor is proposing mandatory law enforcement officers in every school or 1,000 students for one officer. and everyone in possession of a gun or looking to purchase a gun must be 21 years old. there will be some exceptions for active duty and reserve military and their spouses. the governor planning to ban certain people from buying guns, including a person in trouble for offenses like stalking, sexual or domestic violence. it's worth noting that governor says he's against arming teachers. governor scott

i'm neil cavuto.e royale over the release of something the fbi director said would not be a good idea. the president thinks otherwise. tomorrow we'll get to see for ourselves what the fuss is about, whether any parts of it will be redacted, collected, cleaned up. i don't know. i can tell you quickly before we get to blake burman at the white house, wall street doesn't seem to car. more on that in a second. now to blake burman with more. >> president trump has read this memo. he is according to sources expected to declassify

i'm neil cavuto. welcome to "your world."tives and a lot of concerns that were thrown at this market. not the least of which is another former top trump official that has pled guilty to lying, building a conspiracy we're told that could cause problems for the white house. you have the nra and the white house not quite on the same page when it comes to violence. you have this incident that happened a short time ago. a woman ramming her car on the white house grounds here. a collective shrug a

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i'm neil cavuto. we are learning more and more about nic nikolas cruz. this is the third warning that authorities had that he he had d troubles, deep troubles. the latest is a snapchat from last year in which he was showing cut arms and saying he wanted to buy a gun. this comes at the same time we're learning that the fbi might have dropped the ball on a call that was made in january of this year and that was a detailed warning, talking about his proclivity to harm animals, a concern that he was a danger to himself and the area and even nearby schools. and of course, all of this at the same time a lot of authorities are going back to another announcement from cruz on youtube saying he wanted to grow up to be a school shooter. add it all up, and authorities now are countering allegations that they dropped the ball to stop this from happening. we're going to be talking to the attorney general from the state of florida, the fbi revelations are enough to have the florida governor saying the fbi director has to step down. first, we go to steve herigan in park

charles: here he is the man himself, neil cavuto charles: here is neil cavuto. neil: thank you, my friend. his public defender is trying to seal some court records. we're not sure which. no specific records have been cited the state has not seen the records this defender wants removed but judge will make a call at 1:00 p.m. regardless. we'll take you to that, when that event occurs. meantime there is a lot of back and forth over the failure of the fbi to drop the ball on this, some of the signs given multiple occasions, how much trouble that could telegraph. the president said maybe the distraction of the russian probe got in the way of the fbi doing what it should be doing. is that fair? is that remotely right? let's go to former justice department official robert driscoll. that has come up quite a bit, robert, the fbi with the obsession to the russian investigation dates back to 2014 or at least the first hints of it, that that got in the way of its normal duties. is that true? >> no. i mean, i think that is kind of an unfair criticism because people are assig

welcome, everybody, busy morning oil neil cavuto, very glad to have you with us. the first to the investigation now that is happening and the question as to what deputies were doing or not doing when those shots first rank out. in parkland with the very latest hey, matt. >> neil there is growing disgust and outrage over how law enforcement failed to protect the students and staff at the shooting last week at stoneman douglas high school behind me. by some accounts, a gross lack of duty first the fbi admitting it failed to properly investigate a tip in which the caller described nikolas cruz as someone whose capable of shooting up a school. then, the school resource officer here on campus whose sole job is to protect students is fired after it was discovered he stayed outside during the shooting, his boss, the broward county sheriff, admitting that deputy should have went inside to take down the shooter and now , emerging details that up to three sheriff's deputies were also here on campus during the shooting that day and did not go inside, according to reporting o

or may not be over kill so for the next two hours we're on top of it all welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. well here is what we know right now on the markets and yeah the memo. first of the memo the white house says that the president has no plans to fire deputy attorney general rod rosenstein by the way the only official still in place named in that infamous memo, many republicans say the revelations of surveillance abuse are so explosive and is staying on special counsel robert mueller's investigation that they're calling for follow-up investigations, others like republican senator lindsay graham, calling for special counsel to investigate the investigate ors and now house intelligence democrats are demanding their own memo in reaction to that memo to be released. but what is house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte here say about this but first to caroline shively on a memo raising more questions than answers and. >> dean: on a market than what we all know happened yesterday. we begin with caroline. >> hi there, neil this morning several republicans are calling for another special counse

i saw neil cavuto talking about that. taking it all in stride. he said i'm look to buy more of my amazon and netflix. and the people -- if you are watching the market every dane you are worried about losing money, maybe you shouldn't be in it in the first place and you want to make a safer investment. david: you talked about that one trader who had $1600 in. >> there really isn't any fear. there is plenty of hope not only in the stock market but in america. tax plan and the corporate earnings. one person was saying you are not going see great corporate earnings because you have seen an improvement and markets selling off. it's a real understanding of understanding what's happening win nation and interest rates. they were betting you might see some more selling. david: you stay with us. we'll bring in king view martin asset market. and scott, i want to go to you first. nicole put it perfectly. the fact there is more hope than fear. not only in the markets but also in america in general. when you see down moves like this. we have seen percentage lo

"your world" with neil cavuto is now. >> neil: all right. you're looking at air force one. west palm beach, florida. the president ready to take off after a raucous weekend that again with him visiting the victims of the school shooting. and then you know what happened after that. the tweet storm and the back and forth with the fbi and what they should have done and the russian investigation. all of these as anti-gun protesters are lining up outside the white house for a sit-in or lay-in or whatever you want to call it. angry at a president and republican party that they say fights them tooth and nail reigning in the guns out there. the shooting suspect was back in court today. you'll never believe why and what came of that. meantime, to kevin corke in west palm beach florida. hey, kevin. >> neil, you have these weekends and sometimes they're sleepy. this was anything but that. we could talk about the shooting and the fact the president was down here comforting the families. we could talk about the russia investigation. let's start this because we have so much. i apologize.

let's listen as the final bell rings and then comes neil cavuto. >> neil: taking stock of a wallowing. you're looking at something in history we have never seen at the corner of wall and broad. the dow jones falling more point-wise than it ever has in history. the only consolation, for a while it was worse. all 11 sectors including financials and energy, defense and home builders, pharmaceuticals, foot, beverages, fast food chains slammed and badly. a lot of that on the notion that things are improving. i know that strikes you as odd, but for the dow down about

neil cavuto, take it away. neil: you're right. you don't see that often. something has to give. charles, thank you very much. maybe we'll get the first hint what the federal reserve was thinking at its last shindig when janet yellen was running things. what they were making and what the fed collectively was thinking regarding interest rates. the prevail view we'll probably see more interest rate hikes this year otherwise have been the case. no way of knowing for sure. what we do know, the white house focused on economic matters and again week after the shootings in florida, what to do to prevent them right now. he will be meeting with teachers and students directly affected at that school, elsewhere. parents of those who lost children in prior shootings, iron out some of plans or at least ideas being discussed to address this. meantime, blake burman with the latest from the white house. blake? reporter: hi, there, neil, the white house within the last minute releasing the economic report of the president. this is a pretty lengthy, 500 plus page document put together by the presi

griff: neil speaking of being ready what's on cavuto live today? e billionaire investor on that the new york stock exchange chairman tom farl ey says as crazy as these markets have been they have been behaving as they should so just stay calm. charles schwab put out a report to its individual investors now might be a very good time for you to reposition your stocks, if you feel a little bit nervous want to sleep at night maybe go into safer investments, we're going to pursue that and of course rand paul who started this big come ocean in the senate over this big budget bill that he says is an embarrassment to both parties. rachel: thank you, neil exciting show don't turn off the tv after fox & friends. neil: you are the wind at my back, thank you. rachel: up next giving back to our military brides these women selected to get three wedding gowns for their big day hear their stories and meet the designer who made their dreams come true. >> ♪ i think i want to marry you ♪ they appear out of nowhere. my secret visitors. hallucinations and delusions. the

"your world" with neil cavuto is now. >> neil: all right. you're looking at air force one.ident ready to take off after a raucous weekend that again with him visiting the victims of the school shooting. and then you know what happened after that. the tweet storm and the back and forth with the fbi and what they should have done and the russian investigation. all of these as anti-gun protesters are lining up outside the white house for a sit-in or lay-in or whatever you want to call it. angry at a president and republican party that they say fights them tooth and nail reigning in the guns out there. the shooting suspect was back in court today. you'll never belie

rings and then comes neil cavuto. >> neil: taking stock of a wallowing. you're looking at something in history we have never seen at the corner of wall and broad. the dow jones falling more point-wise than it ever has in history. the only consolation, for a while it was worse. all 11 sectors including financials and energy, defense and home builders, pharmaceuticals, foot, beverages, fast food chains slammed and badly. a lot of that on the notion that things are improving. i know that strikes you as odd, but for the dow down about 4.6% today, it makes 8% from its highs. so a 5% correction handily in tow. for a while, we were appreciably beyond a 10% one. it's now under water for the year. the dow under water in japan. its market under water. all the major european indices under water. that would mean the gains they experienced as the year ensued and it's been an incredible year, gone. now gone. now as we look at this in fast forward motion, a lot of this was fueled by interest rates backing up. for awhile, a ten-year note, which is a key borrowing rate, o

did the stock market have such a rough day yesterday so nobody better to answer that than our own neil cavutoesterday there was a memo, a good jobs report which was counterintuitive and we've got weird earnings from some huge companies like the alphabet companies. do you have any one reason or is it a combination of the three that the market fell 600 points? neil: well i would just say all of the above being good news, and good news was finally greeted as bad news, the fact that the economy i know it sounds kind of perverted guys but it's picking up steam and a little bit more steam than most thought it would and that's why interest rates have been backing up, nothing to the degree i can remember when let's say i was your age, but, you know, if you're getting used to like a 10 year note or bond that was around 1.5% all of a sudden looks like 2.8% never mind there was a time when it was well into the teens. people follow that trend and they get worried about it thinking we'll see more of the same so ironically a lot of this was used as an excuse to sell based on good news. ed: and it's interes

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: it was a crazy market.o that in a second. the president is set to hold a listening session with students, parents and teachers of the white house on mass shootings, including survivors from park land, sandy hook and others. john roberts has more what can we expect? >> we expect this will start within 15 minutes or so. it will be led by the president, the vice president, the secretary of education betsy devos. there will be six students and their parents from marjory stoneman douglas high school in attendance. this were supposed to be representatives from columbine

time to turn it over to neil cavuto who is willing to take it away, neil. neil: thank you very, very much, stuart. here is what we know. when it comes to one nicolas cruz there is still so much authorities do not know. take a look. >> law law enforcement will do everything we can, the fbi, our sells, to make sure this person is convicted of all charges. sadly there have been copycat threats made today at other schools. we will respond to every threat. this isn't the time to worry about how many dollars might be saved if we don't have a deputy here or a police officer here. this is nationwide. we need more. what i'm asking our lawmakers to do, go back to places like tallahassee, places like washington, d.c., give police the power, if they see something on social media, if they see graphic pictures of rifles and blood, and gore and guns and bombs, if they see something horrific language, if they see person talking about i want to grow up to be a serial killer, we need to have the power to take that person, to bring them before mental health professionals, at

we like to turn it over to our good friend neil cavuto. take it away, neil. >> okay. ashley: too late, charles. >> no problem, thank you very much, ashley. welcome to cavuto "coast to coast." i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto charles: president trump meeting with state and local officials to talk about school safety. this after emotional day of students expressing frustration with gun laws. a big question whether republicans will be on board with restricted gun laws. to cpac chairman matt schlapp on the big issue that is facing the gop at this very moment. matt, a big issue at cpac today. give us your thoughts on what we saw last night. with president trump and students and parents and teachers that was unprecedented. we never seen anything like this, 19 years after columbine. the world watching outside of the white house. all of these people, all of these victims expressed themselves. >> it was a rivetting thing to watch to be a part of, those of us on the outside looking in. must be terrible to be in one of these families you lose a loved one. the president did ri

billionaire investor mark cuban on your world with neil cavuto. >> are you nervous after today?ary. there is unnecessary about what the market does next. when you have a run-up liquid had the election, markets don't go in a straight line forever. there is just a question of what, when and how much. >> a lot of this trying to find an opportunity to catch a falling knife. would you be dabbling in any sector stocks, groups, aggregates based on today? >> my two biggest holdings are netflix and amazon and they've both done really well. if they fall anymore i will find some calls. i'm a long-time holder. part of the problem today in why we had the biggest selloff ever when markets go straight up like we have for the past 14 or so most people get overconfident and is the same everybody's a genius in the bull market and when they get overconfident they start buying on margin and not worked until it doesn't. i think i saw something recently that there were a record number of retail accounts set up, coming in from individual investors and a lot of that was being borrowed. if all of a sudd

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." a world of confusion when you divide the nra and conservative ranks and the role of how many guns should be out there. over the weekend, i had a chance to speak with conservatives that generally, not all the time, that look the line on weapons and not taking them away from people or even limiting their exposure. florida's governor, rick scott, wants to raise the age you can get these weapons to 21. that is something that wasn't necessarily universally supported by prominent republicans, including a member of the president's cabinet. take a look. >> would that mean that you're opposed to what governor scott wants, raising the age to get the guns at 21? >> i think very highly of the governor. i think it should be on the table, especially for semis. >> i'm not inclined to raise the age. we need to focus on making sure that we protect law-abiding citizens rights to bear arms and taking action to ensure that those that should not have access to guns do not. >> neil: all right. the one thin

neither will neil cavuto. he's next. hope you have a great weekend and stay warm. l right. another 1,000 plus point swing. all of this beginning a week ago friday on the better than expected jobs report. we have never let up on the so-called volatility. today the dow finishing up 334 points. still down about 5% on the week. still a big concern as to where we go from here. because even though we had sort of sliced the earlier correction lows, the dow off better than its high about 8.8%. nothing is conclusive. nothing is clear. in fast market momentum, nothing is

neither will neil cavuto. he's next. hope you have a great weekend and stay warm. see you monday. >> neil: all right. another 1,000 plus point swing. all of this beginning a week ago friday on the better than expected jobs report. we have never let up on the so-called volatility. today the dow finishing up 334 points. still down about 5% on the week. still a big concern as to where we go from here. because even though we had sort of sliced the earlier correction lows, the dow off better than its high about 8.8%. nothing is conclusive. nothing is clear. in fast market momentum, nothing is a given. let's get the read with connell mcshane outside the new york stock exchange. connell? >> we have these days where we have swinging of at least 500 points or more and some days more than that. every day this week. we go back six trading days, back to the friday of last week, a week ago today, when it all began. when we were down 666 points. whether it's that day, monday, the 1,000 point down day or the bounce back days like today, always 500 points or more in the swings top

charles: that of the senator rand paul telling neil cavuto why he will vote no on the budget deal. jason chaffetz, former chairman of the house oversight committee. you think he's doing the right thing here? >> let's have a tiny bit of a debate. senator paul brings up a good point. he's saying let's vote on an amendment to hold the budget gaps in place. this is a multi trillion dollar commitment the united states is going to make and they have had almost no debate. a lot of frustrated republicans. senator paul is saying in principle you are opposed to obama deficits but in favor of trump deficits? charles: the republicans' cried, screamed and warned us every single day that president obama was running up the credit card. now that they have the credit card they run out and use it. you don't come out and say you have got a deal unless you already know you have the backing of the rest of the party. >> they may still get to 60 votes. but you have fiscal hawks who won't vote for it. i think a lot are teeter-tottering. i don't know what will happen in the house. you have a split in the f

debate that they had versus what sandra smith and myself, what we did and what maria bartiromo and neil cavuto did. i can tell you, we spent, many, many, many hours together, prepping our questions. all of us together. and really making sure that we were being fair. that was our priority, fair to every single candidate that came in front of us there at those official debates. i can not say the same for our competition. those questions were very loaded. they, in some ways they looked like they could have been written about it russians themselves. you know, i only say this because capri is right. americans have the responsibility to be seeking out the best sources of news. if you're watching this show right now, i will commend you for that. but i think that you know, we need to, we need to be fair in all of these cases. and unfortunately, increasingly, the media simply is not. they're doing the russians lifting for them. >> you know the problem is, i would like to piggyback what you said, trish, that is why you got national praise, because you put all the candidates on the hot seat, and really c

now, neil cavuto pushed the issue with republican georgia congressman doug collins earlier today. : let it hurt their business. let them suffer in the fee free market as a result. you would be just as aghast if there was something that a left-leaning group had wanted to see and a company did the opposite and wanted to pick at hem. this is just as bad or worseing right? >> look, this is exactly what i've said, neil, is, look, we think they're going to adjust. the senate is going to react as a political body does, but let's also hear this. governor diehl, i have faith in him and the rest of them to work that out. and delta understands, i think -- neil: no, listen, the governor wants -- >> reporter: so other politicians making hay here. democrats in other states like virginia governor ralph northam and new york's lieutenant governor said delta was welcome in their states anytime. the nra responded by saying its members would not be intimidated by what it called a shameful display of political cowardice from some corporations. we've reached out for a comment from delta, we are still wa

one of my biggest frustrations how they calculate their budgets in washington, d.c., my friend neil cavuto spoken about this as well, we see eyeeye on it. there is the sense in washington if the u.s. economy is growing by a certain amount, you must grow your budget by that same amount if you don't, somehow you're cutting spending. matt, i think about this like a family, right? if you're lucky enough to make more money in a given year you don't need to spend more, right? you can keep it status quo. you don't need to increase your spending just because you're making more. somehow our government thinks it does. >> yeah. that's right. but keep in mind, in this most recent budget deal they did two things important politically. they got the budget funded through rest of the year and got the debt limit so it is past the end of the year. those would be potentially political issues in the midterm elections. the midterms will be very important. do the democrats take the house back? what is the margin in the senate? how does that affect president trump's final two years in office. the white house rec

i'm neil cavuto. welcome to "your world." a lot of negatives and a lot of concerns that were thrown at this market. not the least of which is another former top trump official that has pled guilty to lying, building a conspiracy we're told that could cause problems for the white house. you have the nra and the white house not quite on the same page when it comes to violence. you have this incident that happened a short time ago. a woman ramming her car on the white house grounds here. a collective shrug at the corner of wall and broad. is any of that warranted? we'll explore a lot of that. we're focusing on the president's signals here to reign in violence, the type of thing that happened last week in florida. that does put him potentially at adds with the nra. take a look. >> there's nobody that loves the second amendment more than i do and respects the nra. they're friends of mine. they're great people. but we have to strengthen up, really strengthen up background checks. >> neil: all right. officially the nra opposed to th

trish: thank you so much, neil cavuto. breaking everyone, the 19-year-old teen who pulled off the deadliest school shooting in florida history there he is appearing before the judge. let's go to it now. >> premeditated murder. i have something very important to tell you. you're charged with some very serious crimes. you have the right to remain silent. if you give up that right at anytime during this hearing, whatever you say can and will be used against you in the prosecution of this case. the state, how would you like to prepared today? are you seeking to hold the defendant no bond and finding of proof and presumption? >> yes, your honor. of. >> okay. you may proceed. >> your honor, the state is relying on sworn affidavit that the court has been provide as to the 17 counts of first-degree murder and the contents of the sworn affidavit by detectives crating the actions of the defendant in going to marjory stoneman douglas high school on february 14th, 2018 with a premediated design in that he went loaded with an ar-15 rif

trish: thank you very much, neil cavuto. president trump issuing a stark warning meanwhile today, get smart, america, guess what? we're getting played by the russians and our government is too dumb to figure it out. moscow doesn't care whether a republican or democrat is in the white house. they want to divide our country. they have been successful creating chaos and could fusion. we played right into their hand. you know what? the mainstream media has played into their hands. could you argue that cnn and others are doing the russian's job for them. all this as the florida shooting suspect appears before a judge. it is certainly another big news day here. while our competition is off, taking a nice little holiday for themselves, guess what we're doing? we're here live all day on fox business. we know how important this is and we want you to have the news. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to a live edition of the intelligence report on this president's day. the president blasting the fbi following the agency's bombshell ad

ed: joining us is neil cavuto host of cavuto live after us the man with the money. arket because he's right. prior to that we were going up up and away and a lot of people said he would have to eat his words with the correction and some feared a lot worse. i did get a kick out of him saying he's been waiting for it to go down and hoping that it would but look, i mean it was a good way to deal with it and the volatility that's there by putting a spin on it like giving seven years, see what happens, obviously looking at a second term there. it was ronald reagan as you know who famously said after the 87 crash judge me after all eight years and the market was higher than when he came in. ed: so the dow closed way up yesterday for the week and as you say this fluctuation you can't base it on one day or one week but we've heard so much of the geniuses who said that president trump couldn't get elected in the first place republicans are going to take a bath because of historical trends and they are heading into political headwinds in these midterms so let's not hide that f

one guy came up to us, i thought he might've been neil cavuto and he said do i look worried to you. 's a direct quote. that's exactly how we send it to me. it was not neil. >> i can only imagine. >> jerry, thank you very much. jerry willis speaking to folks outside on the street in new york city. everything looks good from the spacex moment so the falcon heavy is in orbit at the moment and we will keep an eye on how it develops. as we look at a straight up falcon rocket, it's a seesaw day for the market. they are down and up and up and down. right now they are definitely u up. 540-point spread we are at 468. s&p is up 37. i'm watching traders in call mode but i want to bring in a whole bunch of voices who the market listens to on a daily, monthly and annual basis. sam is the chief investment strategist, we have steve, portfolio manager for federated, steve, you gotta tell me, billions and billions in asset. >> were not quite that high. we are just over 300 billion. >> that's high enough for us. i will take it to you steve because we just heard liz talk in a very calm tone, stay the c

our very own neil cavuto spoke with georgia congressman doug call lines. >> let it hurt their businessuld be just as aghast, something a left-leaning group wanted to see and company did the opposite and wanted to pick at them this is just as bad or worse, right? >> look, this is exactly what i said, neil, is talking to them, look they made a mistake. they are going to adjust it. senate will react as political body does, but let's hear this, governor deal, i have faith in governor diehl and rest of them to work it out. delta understands the miscalculation they will come come back. >> severing of ties by corporate names from major insurer, car rental brand and house moving company began after the nra launched a counter offensive against student-led campaign for tighter gun laws. nra says its members are being punished but would not be intimidated by a shameful display of civic cowardice from some corporations. not all companies are backing away from the nra. fedex the company said in a statement has never changed our rates for companies around the world because of politics or beliefs or

"your world" with neil cavuto, fair and balanced with context and perspective starting now. >> neil: all right. we're having another one of those what the hell happened moments here at the corner of wall and broad. we're monitoring this presser, most of questions, virtually all of them, blake burman had to do with rob porter and the allegations. we're going to continue to follow that. suffice it to say the dow is inches away from a full 10% correction and with the better than 1,000 fall off there, it could happen and be the i's dotted and t's crossed. a lot of this has to do with good news. that strikes you as odd. but this point decline which represents a little more than a 4% hit has to do with signs the economy is picking up steam maybe a little too much steam and that prompted more interest right now in folks who were worried about interest rates and parking their securities in something where they can get the full backing up uncle sam. deidra bolton has been following this. we go to her now. >> i did a search to zoom -- >> the good old days. >> yeah. i'm not the only one thinkin

"your world" with neil cavuto, fair and balanced with context and perspective starting now. >> neil: all right. we're having another one of those what the hell happened moments here at the corner of wall and broad. we're monitoring this presser, most of questions, virtually all of them, blake burman had to do with rob porter and the allegations. we're going to continue to follow that. suffice it to say the dow is inches away from a full 10% correction and with the better than 1,000 fall off there, it could happen and be the i's dotted and t's crossed. a lot of this has to do with good news. that strikes you as odd. but this point decline which represents a little more than a

today i'm filling in for my good friend neil cavuto on your world at 4:00 p.m.ws channel. join me there, and tonight home base, fox business, i am in for lou, my good friend lou. 7:00 to 9:00, it is a special two-hour extravaganza! and i am very happy to say, lou is coming back on monday. we're going to talk about that more tonight. congrats lou, we can't wait to see you, liz. liz: trish, exactly at this time yesterday, you handed us a decent-point gain here and that's what we see today, but we've just lost a good chunk of it. you know, exactly at this time yesterday, we lost all of it, and it turned out to be a nearly 500 point final hour fall. the nasdaq has gone from being up 60 points earlier to now negative 9. are we going to see a repeat of wednesday's reversal? it has a course of expert screenings that robots are firmly in charge of wall street. if they now have the keys to the kingdom, does the entire system need a stress test to prepare for disaster?

liz: neil cavuto will tell you my mortgage was way higher than any of the kids' mortgages now.nis, thank you very much. >> liz, thanks for having me on. look forward to doing it again in the future. liz: any time, dennis gartman of gartman newsletter, if you haven't read it, go on the website. it's absolutely crucial if you want to learn more about your money. dow is up 55 point, make that 5 2. you have to stay with us. by the way, we were talking about a bear market. how about bears who have heavily shorted under armour? it's the most heavily shorted stock on the s&p? they're proving all the hater bears wrong at this hour. up 17%. a slam-dunk of a quarter beating on revenues thanks to heavy demand for footwear and apparel. four brokerages boosted price targets on the stock. some of them are already behind. >>> before you start jumping hurtles, note that over the past year under armour is still down 29%. have we told you a few years ago that newspaper stocks would be up double digit percentages from 2017 to today, you'd have laughed in our faces. newspapers were dying, right? e

we like to turn it over to our good friend neil cavuto. take it away, neil. >> okay. t to coast." i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto charles: president trump meeting with state and local officials to talk about school safety. this after emotional day of students expressing

i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." the president again in a tour deforce performance listening to democrats and republicans and giving zingers back and forth. and peeving off both sides often at the same time with the same senators congressmen and women. that is leadership. these are examples of it just now. >> it doesn't make sense that i have to wait till i'm 21 to get a handgun but i can get this weapon at 18. i'm curious as to what you did in your bill. >> we didn't address it. >> you know what? because you're afraid of the nra. it's a big issue right now. >> you're right. >> neil: all right. back and forth it went. that is an indication of leadership. staying focused on an issue, zinging both sides. this is not, embarrassing your attorney general lu tweets and ribbing shots like this. why is a.d. jeff sessions asking the inspector general to investigate potentially massive fisa reviews? it will take however and has no power and already late with reports on comey and et cetera? isn't the i.g. and obama guy? why not