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back to you. >> neil: are you talking about any teenager named ca cavuto? of this trump boom. >> i wanted to talk about chipotle, actually. [ laughter ] >> neil: that's where the kids are going to celebrate. >> a classic democrat move. >> great economy, thank you -- i almost said doctor trump. thank you, mr. trump. what's so odd to me, chipotle continues to give you reasons not to go and i can't stop. like i go all the time. so do all my friends. >> what about taco bell? >> i never had that in my life. >> doritos locos take he co-i amazing. >> neil: chipotle they don't put anything they their food. >> no preservatives. >> taco bell kills you, just slower. >> neil: anyone want to comment on the trump boom. i guess you dodged that one. >> certainly for young people, if we can get to a place where people aren't on minimum wage jobs past the 24 year mark, it's fantastic. there's a lot for him to be proud of and i'm sure he'll tell us more about it today. >> neil: the hourly rates have soared but the move is on. >> one of the things that's under-reported is eight

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the best man in all of cable news on business is neil cavuto. so now, we present an hour-long special with neil cavuto. >> neil: thank you, shep, very much. a fox news alert. there has been no bull like this. the longest bull market in history and we are off. in the next hour, we are all over the story. in fact, my friends, it is our only story. 3,453 days, this is the officially the longest bull market in history. a lot of folks are telling us it is going to keep making history. it is that big and that important. what has happened on the corner of wall and broad, it is stunning and numbing. today, we look at how we got here and how long we can stay here. the policy, the players, the politics, the presidents, the world. "your world." it starts now. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. on top of a raging bull that you saw coming. more than 3,400 days ago. what started in the midst of a meltdown has redefined the country many thought was permanently down. out of money, out of credit. we were told, out of hope. but not. today, we follow the green. y

i'm neil cavuto in for maria bartiromo.ybody in the retail sector is doing great here. jc penney the latest reminder that the parade sometimes has a new errant marchers. its revenue just missing. walmart's guidance is very optimistic, way beyond what even the most bullish analyst thought. the stock is up close to 10% here this morning. that could add 50, 606 points to th6 -- 60points to the dow. we shall see. china is looking to talk to with united states on trade. trading in this country, the dow futures up 200 points, europe was up, not so much asia which is still concerned about turkey and a host of other developments. in the meantime, those california wildfires still rage on and the back and forth as to what and who is responsible for them wages on right now. ryan zinke is in the middle of the discussion. very good to have you. >> great to be with you. >> neil: you know the back and forth on the fires. before we get into that, sir, an update on what you're seeing. >> well, i served in iraq. the devastation in the califo

you are focusing on i am neil cavuto in for maria bartiromo.ext week aired that focuses on trade and what's going on. interested in having a chat in the united states is enough to reverse markets kind of stagnant moving up on the news that they are going to have chat at the low level that might go to a higher level. but at least they're talking of looking to by the end of the month and iron out some of the differences. what they agree to and how they agree to it about each considers to be a victory is always in the eye of the beholder. we will get into that in the next three hours. i'm okay with that. let's take a look at what's happening on retail because wal-mart is reporting. as to whether what is happening from macy's, both out with far better than expected earnings. always the worry of what it be done for me lately or what could you do for me in the future that was weighing on both their shares. we will see if patrick is complete today. the futures pointing to again just on the idea that the chinese in the american could be talking on trad

"your world with neil cavuto" starts now. >> neil: all right, you are looking live on capitol hill rightsenator john mccain. of course, he passed away on saturday. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world" ." they are expected to deliver the invocation remarks. we will hear from mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer. we will hear all of that life. it was 51 years ago that the plane was shot down over north vietnam where he was held prisoner for the better part of 5.5 years. and the last few years, beaten badly. for two years, this very summer, america was div

cheryl: thanks all of you for watching fbn:am, we now send over to neil cavuto for hour one of six thatasting. lauren: we counted, six hours of tv. get off the air. neil: i always keep track, they all miss maria and that's understatement. the best one i got was yesterday when someone said, boy, maria really let herself go. [laughter] neil: that was a little mean, that really hurt my feelings and that was from my wife. i don't know why she did that, thank you, we have a lot more coming up in the next 3 hours but they go by like this on the show, great show, good morning, everybody, i'm neil cavuto in if friend and colleague maria bartiromo who le back next one, one italian for another, everybody needs to calm down here. not much calming down when it comes to tesla, sec probe already underway but what if i told you there was one underway, a separate one concerning whistle blower allegations about hiding certain models and on and on we go, there's turkey, still not done deal or resolved deal, the government there seems to be freezing its case here and keeping pastor brunson in jail, maybe

i am neil cavuto in for my colleague and friend maria bartiromo.ector. home depot kicking things off. i should also tell you things have stabilized when it comes to turkey. that is sort of a perspective on the freefall. that doesn't take away the fact that currency has been cut in half if you think about it in little more than a couple weeks. we'll be on top of that on the fallout. for the european markets, asian markets, they welcome this development because the beating for the moment.yet that doesn't mean it will not resume down the road for now. the markets are seizing. these contagion fears are real no matter what his top name. the fact they could have a market you name it, all caught on the next. fox contributor cat tent. mobile economics editor john posen rapid investment strategist lindsay bell. why don't we begin with you first on your concerns about what's been happening with turkey. a little bit of stability today. what do you make of this. >> the stability today is an encouraging development for sure. as he said from he said camilla are

we now send it over once again to neil cavuto who is back for more early money paid.now it's funny yesterday heard from some viewers, they were not enthusiastic to see meet in a couple of them said this is not the way we want to wake up. i felt bad. and that was for my wife. >> wait until stuart weighs in. >> i can't wait to see you on friday, neil. neil: like jerry lewis at the end of the telethon. thank you very much. i am neil cavuto. maria bartiromo is off this week, so i'm trying to fill in for her. meanwhile, turkey trying to get out of its own way. good luck on that. it is responding to the tariffs would be a let out an extra in case you thought the pastor would be released that might mitigate all this, good luck on that. it's not happening and it doesn't look like it will happen anytime soon. having said all of that a concern by the banking consortium that it could get worse and may be wider than we thought. a competing financial reports as it is all to do about nothing. in europe and asia shares were down across the board, but not by much. even on the wiki or

"your world with neil cavuto" starts now. >> neil: all right, you are looking live on capitol hill right now where a special moments to remember senator john mccain. of course, he passed away on saturday. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world" ." they are expected to deliver the invocation remarks. we will hear from mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer. we will hear all of that life. it was 51 years ago that the plane was shot down over north vietnam where he was held prisoner for the better part of 5.5 years. and the last few years, beaten badly. for two years, this very summer, america was divided over that very war. protests were breaking up. half a century ago, this week, after the democratic convention was starting, and of the country seemed like it was erupting. senator john mccain was a veteran of war when it looked like he was not going to be getting out anytime soon. the nation is remembering the former presidential candidate. later, he rose to power at a time when everyone said this maverick had no chance to have any political life at all. that was then. the nat

"your world with neil cavuto" starts now. >> neil: so much for trying to ice i.c.e.ne of it. we will talk to the chief immigration enforcer, acting eyes the back to 17 enforcer. it will get into the pros and cons of this agency that has become a lightning rod for criticism. welcome everyone, i am neil cavuto, and this is "your world." the president is saying that all the stuff that you have been hearing about i.c.e. and shutting it down is not happening under my watch. hillary vaughn at the white house with the very lates latest. speak of the president is making it

i'm neil cavuto.ce may have democrats ready to romp but they're not looking to nancy pelosi to lead the charge. garrett tenney has more. the story is growing. >> democrats are optimistic about their chances of retaking the house but there's growing concern that nancy pelosi could jeopardize their

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: all right. welcome, everybody.orld." we're about to upend the financial world if the president hints he could have his way. the dow continued to advance today largely on optimism that corporate earnings will be a-okay. speaking of those earnings, we get them every quarter. the president is looking into the idea maybe not every quarter. maybe twice a year. they do that in germany. other countries do as well. the idea is take the pressure off of companies to be so short term oriented. for investors to cool it and you cool it and financial journalists to cool it and not get so hot and bothered by events that change every f

thank you very much. >> i never knew that you are an intern for jimmy carter good i see a different neil cavuto now. we want to make sure it wrapped conundrum. a very good cafeteria there. >> you in my life might have been there at the same time. >> neil: is that right? >> i'm not going to ask you what you're like as a young man. >> neil: very, very fashionable, very operant guard thank you very, very much. >> thanks, neil. we will take a look at what is the latest former big official to come before congress that has anything to do with this. let's say, he was not exactly talking. after this. >> you authorized your contact with the fbi to mark where you acting alone? or did you have authority from the justice department official quiz ? hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. like this case of paper for only $29.99 at office depot officemax. the full value oft wyour new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty.

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto. this is "your world."popping $1 trillion in market value. it's the first company to ever do this. it was 20 years ago when neil cavuto talked to apple's ceo steve jobs just as he was trying to turn and a what was then struggling tech company. watch. >> you know, keeping all of your other undertakings, is this a labor of love or is it just, you know, your mission statement now to get apple back on track? >> you know, i think apple started in my parent's garage. steve wozniak and i put a lot of years into it. >> trish: he doesn't look much different. that was then, this is now. apple's stock is up 16,000% sense that day. let's go to susan lee on the upper west side of new york city. hi, sue. >> hi, trish. we're talking about a trillion dollar company since the dot-com days of the early 2000s. 18 years on, it's a reality. yes, apple crossing through the threshold today. a record rally in its shares owing to strong earnings this week. they are still selling a lot of expensive iphones. so yes, apple is doing re

"your world" with neil cavuto is coming up. two minutes after 4:00, we'll be live on fox news watch for the fox news update on facebook. see you there. >> look, the president is not obstructing. he's fighting back. the president is stating his opinion, stating it clearly and expressing the frustration that he has with the level of corruption that we've seen from people like jim comey, peter strzok, andrew mccabe. there's a reason the president is angry and frankly most of america is angry as well and there's no reason he shouldn't voice that opinion. >> the white house defending the president's tweet calling on attorney general jeff sessions to stop what he calls the rigged mueller probe. the attorney general is about to speak right now at an event in arkansas. he's speaking on scale safety. if he responds to what the president said, we'll bring that to you. neil cavuto. this is "your world." president trump not mincing any words here when it comes to the mueller probe. the president is frustrated by it. the white house firing

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our very own neil cavuto will have special coverage of that right here on the fox news channel. members of the house, judiciary and oversight committees preparing to question bruce ohr tomorrow. and, his wife's involvement with houston gps leading up to the 2016 election. whether ohr will be able to explain himself coming next. >> i think gives us a strong opportunity to ask him for answers and expect those answers, and if we don't get then, in fact, bring them in from a standpoint of real contempt. september 2nd. before i had the shooting, burning, diabetic nerve pain, these feet... ...raised a good sport... ...and became a second-generation firefighter. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor, and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness,

"your world with neil cavuto" starts now. >> neil: so much for trying to ice i.c.e. kim at the president would hear none of it. we will talk to the chief immigration enforcer, acting eyes the back to 17 enforcer. it will get into the pros and cons of this agency that has become a lightning rod for criticism. welcome everyone, i am neil cavuto, and this is "your world." the president is saying that all the stuff that you have been hearing about i.c.e. and shutting it down is not happening under my watch. hillary vaughn at the white house with the very lates latest. speak of the president is making it very clear that abolish i.c.e. and the push to make it to the midterms is not going to happen on his watch. calling out the dangerous consequences that he believes are happening because democrats are riling up their base. >> president trump: we are building the wall step-by-step. it is not easy because we have a little opposition because the democrats. i guess they don't mind crime. they don't mind crime. it is pretty sad. >> 150 ice officials and law enforcement joined t

"your world with neil cavuto" starts right now. >> security clearance. by far. welcome everyone, i am neil cavuto, and is a "your world" ." i don't know about that. the retail giant was soaring, the economy is booming, and the market is telling washington, they can relax about all of this bickering. the fox business network, why are they spending and why that could be important data that you're getting to look at. >> you're right. consumer spending is up and retailers are benefiting.

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto.ers and looking at the good and the not so good. ashley? >> trish, it's interesting. on a day where the actual number of jobs created in july full short o

i'm in this afternoon for neil cavuto.re at the state department briefing, united states administration is seeking a new deal with iran, one that does not get started on the nuclear developmt

"your world" with neil cavuto next. >> they printed my off the record. they said, president trump said off the record and they go on to this. i said this is a first. these are dishonorable people. i said in the end, it's okay. because at least canada knows how i feel. it's fine. it's fine. it's true. >> neil: well, not with us. canada's reaction short and sweet. talks are off. leaked remarks by the president about our neighbor to the north. briefly sending stocks south. by day's end where they left off. this as the toronto star publishes the president's off-the-record trade comments from a bloomberg interview. wait. it gets weirder. all of this occurred as we ended a pretty good, very good month for the markets. so we go. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. fox on top of trade talks now looking pretty shaky. we go to blake burman on how this is all going down at the white house. deidra bolton on how it went down on wall street. first to blake. >> neil, the united states trade representative just announced a little while ago within minutes ago that the t

neil cavuto in for maria bartiromo.ew details on the bridge collapse in italy. it seems to get worse and worse. cheryl casone has the details. >> it does. the work continues. 37 people now confirmed dead and people still listed as missing. more than 30 cars and trucks are believed to be a wall business collapse. emergency workers are scrambling to find survivors in the rubble. four people have been pulled alive from vehicles are the bridge collapsed during a violent storm yesterday. once the rescue efforts are over, investigators will figure out why the bridge went down. now to london. the main accused in a suspected terror attack yesterday has been identified. sudanese immigrant sally cater slammed into 15 cyclists and pedestrians before plowing into a barricade outside of parliament. brittany video shows the moment of the attack three people were hurt. the motive still is unknown. los angeles subway system is heating up security in hopes of preventing a special terrorist incident. he'll be the first in the country to

i'm neil cavuto. the president's battle with jeff sessions end? stocks survived.thrive. if you call my interview with dana on fbn earlier today, it was a wild ride. >> the president does have the

"your world with neil cavuto" starts right now. >> security clearance. how about folks buying stuff on clearance? bigger economic story by far. welcome everyone, i am neil cavuto, and is a "your world" ." i don't know about that. the retail giant was soaring, the economy is booming, and the market is telling washington, they can relax about all of this bickering. the fox business network, why are they spending and why that could be important data that you're getting to look at. >> you're right. consumer spending is up and retailers are benefiting. like you said, walmart, almost 10% higher why is that? you have tax cuts. the health of the economy is doing better. consumers are shopping. you are seeing consumers at walmart with the highest in the past decade. same-store sales with a measure of sales that have been open for a year climbing up 4.5%. digital sales, people don't want to go to the store. they are shopping online. digital sales up 40%. why? walmart is revamping the website trying to cater to everybody. you have joined forces to cater to the upsc

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: all right. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." we're about to upend the financial world if the president hints he could have his way. the dow continued to advance today largely on optimism that corporate earnings will be a-okay. speaking of those earnings, we get them every quarter. the president is looking into the idea maybe not every quarter. maybe twice a year. they do that in germany. other countries do as well. the idea is take the pressure off of companies to be so short term oriented. for investors to cool it and you cool it and financial journalists to cool it and not get so hot and bothered by events that change every few months that is the headline. now to the details. can it be done? who will push what? kevin corke at the white house with more. hi, kevin. >> great summation, neil. the president said he got this idea after speaking with corporate executives. this idea of instead of doing quarterly reports and all the pressure that is associated with that, what if we matched some of

i'm neil cavuto. revoking ex-cia director's security clearance may have democrats ready to romp but they're not looking to nancy pelosi to lead the charge. garrett tenney has more. the story is growing. >> democrats are optimistic about their chances of retaking the house but there's growing concern that nancy pelosi could jeopardize their predicted blue wave. in contests across the country, republicans are making pelosi a focal point of attack ads and tying her to the liberal agenda she represents that has led to a growing number of candidates distancing themselves from the former speaker and even releasing their own ads against the california democrat. the latest to do that is kathy manning, running for congress in a gop-leaning district in north carolina. >> that's why i'm running, to clean house in washington. i vote against nancy pelosi as speaker, support term limits for party leaders and i won't take a time of corporate pact money. >> democrats need to win 24 seeds to retake the house. already

stuart: neil cavuto, never heard before but it's your hour. neil: what an impactful -- [laughter] neil: thank you very much, stuart. looking at the markets, they since ticked down a little bit here but sort of the battle going on back and forth whether the rally can suspend itself and whether it will translate to canada and other countries. you can get following the tick by tick movements, jimmy carter said he tried not to do, they mathed but sometimes in the environment, perhaps they mattered too much. >> when you were president, did you, did the markets matter to you, they mattered to this president, he mentions them a lot. thinks they are very important, what do you think? >> yes, the market is very important to me because i thought having a fair and equitable relationship with as many countries around the world as possibly could and friendship was national trade with them was good for america in the long term and good for individual americans as well and i still feel that way and i don't have any doubt that eventually we will work out anoth

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the best man in all of cable news on business is neil cavuto.g special with neil cavuto. >> neil: thank you, shep, very much. a fox news alert. there has been no bull like this. the longest bull market in history and we are off. in the next hour, we are all over the story. in fact, my friends, it is our only story. 3,453 days, this is the officially the longest bull market in history. a lot of folks are telling us it is going to keep making history. it is that big and that important. what has happened on the corner of wall and broad, it is stunning and numbing. today, we look at how we got here and how long we can stay

"your world" with maria bartiromo today because neil cavuto is out.rted selling. so we're off about 76. stay tuned. right after this. ♪ ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? the first survivor of alzis out there.ase and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. ♪ >> maria: president trump set to hold a town table meeting on prison reform any moment now. we will take you there live. it is one of the few occasions we will hear from the president as he spends the week in new jersey. will he comment on a special meeting with the special counsel bob mueller. when the president speaks we will bring it to you live. stay with us on that. good afternoon. iran is telling north korea to go slow on trusting the u.s. if north korea is listening, should would he be trusting them

very good to have you everybody i'm neil cavuto. the president just tweeting from the white house this weekend to fox jillian turn erin washington d.c. on what he is saying, jillian? >> good morning, neil the president is capping off a week of attacks against his attorney general this morning tweeting just a short while ago, jeff sessions said he wouldn't allow politics to influence him only because he doesn't understand what's happening underneath his command position. highly conflicted robert mueller and his gang of 17 angry dems are having a field day as real corruption goes untouched. no, collusion so now a handful of capitol hill republicans tell fox news the timing of sessions potential departure could be after the mid-terms and lindsay graham insisting the bad blood isn't about the russia probe it's about the relationship between the president and his ag , that's gone south in recent months. the last time the doj commented on this matter was thursday, when sessions himself took the high road saying he's been focused on the pre

neil cavuto is in next. ♪ >> neil: it has been a sad afternoon, but it's now back to politics for thehat senator mccain will be making his way to washington. politics hot and heavy as the president gets set to go to indiana, a state that he won by a lop-sided landslide, 19 points. he will be arguing on behalf of mike braun, the business turned republican candidate that is trying to take down joe donnelly. we'll spoke to him momentarily. we had a lot of activity on wall street. the downtown 137 points on growing fears the canadians might not be able to cobble a deal tomorrow by after all. and then reports that there's a possibility we'reg

"your world" with neil cavuto next. >> they printed my off the record.re dishonorable people. i said in the end, it's okay. because at least canada knows how i feel. it's fine. it's fine. it's true. >> neil: well, not with us. canada's reaction short and sweet. talks are off. leaked remarks by the president about our neighbor to the north. briefly sending stocks south. by day's end where they left off. this as the toronto star publishes the president's off-the-record trade comments

neil: i don't get that with cavuto for some reason.on, let me ask you about this, one conflict after another, i appreciate the president's goals in turkey to get this pastor out of jail, using the trade thing as a wedge how to do it, it played out in a number of other differences and arguments, what do you make of it? >> well, first of all we're concerned because we do have a foreign economic relationship with turkey and we run the u.s.-turkish business council. we're concerned about using trade, 232 action to basically deal with a political problem between the two countries and let's have context here. there has been challenges in this relationship stemming back now several years back into the obama administration. so we've got to put this political relationship on the right track. it's too important from a military standpoint, from a geostrategic standpoint and we're concerned clearly from an economic standpoint as well. neil: you know, you look at canada alone, you know far better than i, just the cars assembled in canada, then expo

neil: good morning happy to have you with us i'm neil cavuto for maria bartiromo breaking news out ofapse at least 10 have been killed as reported a while ago there were structures building underneath that bridge no update on people that could be missing god knows what else, keeping track of what could have been pretty bad terror attack in london didn't end that way car crashed into a barrier so far no reports of injuries but what would have could have should have marketing reaction to that turkish lirab might have been a reason futures higher european markets asian markets on belief maybe the worst is over, for turkey that might be a wit of a leap here but we shall see we've got fox contributor joining me "the wall street journal" global economics editor jon hilsenrath cfra investment strategist lindsey bell i do want to look at this tariff thing for both sides, besides that benefit businesses that do not adam shapiro with the former first. . reporter: neil we are at magnitude 7 aluminum plant this plant was shut down two years, magnitude 7 bought it because of tariffs has been able

rachel: here to weigh in is neil cavuto live which airs right after this show, neil welcome. i don't know. i don't work at the new york times. rachel: [laughter] neil: its been an ongoing story so maybe it's sort of like when it reverses it gets the attention but you're quite right much of the media maybe gets board with a bull market that goes on every day and gets longer and longer at a record bull market but the fact of the matter is it is remarkable we're looking at something the likes of which we have never seen and there are a lot of folks who say as long as incredible and advanced as this has been, you know, this could continue a while because unlike the 90s bull market this one isn't as rich. in other words it still has legs in it, so it is something that could be sustained a while. ed: and neil you know the markets as well or better than anyone and for many years we've heard markets hate uncertainty and yet there's a lot of uncertainty in washington whether it's about tariffs, trade deals, or it's about potential impeachment and yet the markets as the times says toda

liz: you woapt want to miss neil cavuto's interview with jimmy carter. charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: good edge. the markets soaring after president trump announces -- he's calling the new united states-mexico agreement. but he's certainly saying he's ending nafta because u.s. was hurt very badly by that deal. president trump keeping campaign promises. one of the biggest deals he made was on trade. even by the end of this week, canada. the president says all of these negotiations are intended to help the american worker. president trump: this is something that's very special for our manufacturers and farmers, all the people that work for jobs. it's great trade and it makes it a much more fair bill. the farmers will be so happy. they have stuck with me. i said we were going to do this. mexico's promise to immediately start purchasing as much farm product as they can. they are going to work on that very hard. charles: here now to discuss, hadley heath manage. kayleigh mcenany, and gillian melchoir. kayleigh, a promise made, a promi

stuart: neil cavuto back with yet another broadcast on the network. >> what? neil: all right, thank you my london school of economics oxford friend. stuart: see you later. neil: all right, buddy, you take care, we'll commiserate later. the dow up 88 point, 90 points here, if there's concern what's going on in turkey, things have dissipated a little bit. home depot might have been part of that turnaround, better-than-expected earnings and revenue, some see that as a sign that's going to propel activity here. should i stress despite the fact here that maybe it's not across the board, the fact of the matter is eight out of ten companies reporting thus far have handily beaten the earnings estimates, beaten the revenue estimates. there you go, the read on all of this and the cross currents with republican pollster lee carter and charlie holiday and charlie gasparino. lee to you, things have stabilized in turkey without getting into the weeds here, the hope is we're over the worst, that's a bit premature. our strength is the strength, we are the default, money comes

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. economy cooling in jewel the economy adding 157,000 jobs, but white house economic chief larry kudlow he told stuart varney the economy is showing no signs of slowing down. >> this is a strong number but the trends are really interesting. just some notes here. 224,000 average monthly for the last three months. here is one for you. 215,000 for average of six months. i think, stu, right now, at least my reading of the strong economy, we're going to create 2.6, 2.8 million new jobs in 2018. that is good number. charles: deirdre bolton in looking at details. >> look at number of jobs added in july, charles, the number missing consensus estimate by 33,000 but look at long-term trends what we want to focus on. including revisions of may and june numbers paint a very strong picture for the year. in may and june, 59,000 more jobs createdded those two months than previously reported. if you add those in the past 12 months, whopping 327,000 jobs added to u.s. economy that is the highest level s

"your world with neil cavuto" will have a special on this today. >> good to see you. >> good to see you two. that's it for us, "outnumbered" starts now. >> harris: a firestorm reaction after michael cohen strikes a plea deal with federal prosecutors testifying that he orchestrated hush money payments at the direction of "a candidate for federal office." this is "outnumbered" and i melissa francis. here today is harris faulkner. and joining us on the couch today, and boy do we need him, senior fellow at the national review, institute, former assistant u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york and fox news contributor, andy mccarthy. he is "outnumbered." we will need your advice and legal support today my friend. president trump's former personal attorney michael cohen pleading guilty to charges of tax evasion, bank fraud and campaign finance violations in federal court. cohen testifying he made illegal campaign contributions to two women "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office. those women are believed to be stormy daniels and former "playboy" mod

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto. ashley webster has been crunching the numbers and looking at the good and the not so good. ashley? >> trish, it's interesting. on a day where the actual number of jobs created in july full short of expectations, and the trade tensions with china, you expect the market to sell off. that's not the case. what's going on? as you say, let's crunch the numbers. we added 157,000 jobs in july. that missed expectations, by the way, by about 30,000. 33,000, to be exact. it does show the jobs were created last month despite all of the complaints among businesses about a shortage of skilled labor. the core trend per month is up 200,000. this is important. the upward revisions, both for june and may, may was up 24,000. june up 35,000. very healthy. meaning those two months were the strongest performing months for creating jobs in more than two years. it's interesting. if you look below the headline number, the job market, the labor market still strong. the question is where are the jobs being crea

congressman jim jordan during an interview with neil cavuto, stepping up criticism of the russia kroger. watch. >> you know a lot of your colleagues are saying it's reason enough for the bob mueller investigation to be disbanded. >> this is what i know. a year and a half into this investigation or 13 or 14 months into this investigation there is still not one bit of evidence about any type of coordination, collusion or conspiracy between the truck campaign or in russia to impact the election. >> melissa: president trump tweeted today "be 15 started the legal rigged witch hunt. why wasn't the so-called probe and it immediately, why are those angry and conflicted democrats instead looking at cricket hillary? in the meantime, peter strzok is defiant setting up a twitter account critical of president trump as supporters launch a gofundme page raising money to apparently cover his legal costs and lost income. in the meantime, strzok's lawyer painting his client as a victim after he was fired. watch this. >> i don't think that you can rationally reach any conclusion other than it was politica

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i'm david asman in for the great neil cavuto. another busy hour coming up.from the white house briefing with sarah sanders. we're not going to take it from stem to stern, but are going to be monitoring it. there's a lot of junk that doesn't make news that comes out of these things, we don't want to bore you with that. if something important happens, we'll switch to that. meanwhile, look at the stock market. this was a market that was supposed to be in a down, very badly down mode today. it is at a loss down 32 points on the dow, but the nasdaq is doing great and the dow loss pared from well over 150 points. it was down looks like below 200 at one point. it has pared the losses, a lot of it has to do with apple. one stock made a big difference in the psychology of the market today. apple hitting market capitalization, when you add up all of the shares of stock out there, and the price of the one share of stock, it all adds up or did earlier today to one trillion dollars. it's now a piddley $997 billion but could easily within the next 50 minutes or so get bac

quick note, i'm going to be filling in for neil cavuto today on "your world" at 4 p.m.astern on the fox news channel, so i hope to see you there. plus, on cavuto live tomorrow morning starting at 10 a.m. eastern on fox news. 10-12. and then on monday -- i've got a busy schedule -- we're going to be joining outnumbered on fnc at noon. in the meantime, we've got a market that's off 253 points, just barely off the lows of the session. where's it going to go from here? liz claman, i promise, will watch it. liz: the big question, i think, trish, and you would agree, will the u.s. markets find a floor in this final hour of trade after markets worldwide stumbling badly. everybody from wall street to london to istanbul talking pretty much nothing but turkey. if you think you don't own turkish stocks though, you're not exposed, the situation is impacting your portfolio at this hour. look at the dow, we already know it's down 260 points, close to the lows of the session. the nasdaq lower by 66 points. s&p down 25 as president trump surprised just about everybody by doubling down

president jimmy carter you know, shows up on fox but for the first time in almost a decade he joined neil cavutox business. let's listen. >> mr. president, there are many in your party who are salivating at their prospects in the midterms, talk of a blue wave. many of them mentioning the "i" word, impeachment if they get control of the house. what do you think of that? >> not me. i don't talk about impeachment. i think that is the wrong thing for democrats to do. liz: so, rich, jimmy carter agrees with you. >> well, i and i agree with jimmy carter. i think he is a great american citizen is. i would not put him in the top half of great american presidents. he is a great citizen. a great post-presidency with his habitat for human at this work. he understands thinking of small business people. he was one himself. he has a degree of populism. he understands that instinct that i think some of the coast tam democrats who are driving this impeachment talk miss. liz: rich karlgaard, great to see you. publisher of "forbes" magazine. come back, rich. >> i will. liz: all the major indices in the green. the