neil cavuto is up next. ♪ >> neil: that quickly confirm that chris wallace has a lower torso, that ism neil cavuto, a lot more people like you are working today, in fact more than ever. welcome everybody. your world gets going right now with news of 128,000 new jobs added last month. i know what you're thinking, that doesn't sound like a lot. but when you consider we were in the middle of that dm strike and you're nearly 50,000 people walking the picket line and then a lot more jobs are created in august and september than first thought, 95,000 more, that is the kind of thing that gets wall street attention. both closing records

that means "your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: impeachment on and the president going all out. not to talk about the hearings that kick off tomorrow but choosing instead to focus on an economy he says is kicking butt today. >> president trump: 2 million prime age americans have come off the sidelines already. people that we thought maybe would never work again. they fully rejoined the labor force. i think we are very proud of. [applause] >> neil: welcome everybody. i am neil cavuto. impeachment front and center tomorrow. the democrats laying out the ground rules for republican memo. we are all over it. on capitol hill, lawmakers are preparing an john roberts at the white house on how they are responding. we begin with jillian. >> k, neil, less than 24 hours to go into that public hearing kicks off. adam shift is gearing up members now. he says that he's promising in this new memo to his staff that this memo is going to be fair. he says it's going to be fair to the president and members on both sides of the aisle, and the witnesses. he also says above all, at these hearings

more of that coming up on "your world" with neil cavuto. >> neil: thank you. we are monitoring the president right now. later on, he will be heading for a big old rally in louisiana. it's his third trip to southern republican stronghold in a little over a week. democrats are saying that he is looking week. a race that is still too close to call. or to stop democrats from controlling all three levers of government in virginia. for the first time in more than a quarter of a century. a moderate democrat has the best chance of winning it all next year? we are on that. welcome to "your world." i am neil cavuto. president trump wasting no time saying that he is alive and we well. he helped keep mississippi very red. he made 5 of 6 republicans very victorious. just not the top republican there. but since he has not conceded, it is not over there which is why the president is upping the campaigning everywhere. john roberts keeping pace of all of these fast and furious develop months. >> we have a big bucket of stuff here at the white house. first of all, the president

ashley: it is, big day, cavuto in for maria bartiromo. neil: neil cavuto in more maria bartiromo.the economy, 3.6%. this strike can be overhang here and dramatically impact the numbers on the manufacturing side and some of the businesses that were affected and remain affected by that. we should stretch much of that has to do with the kind of manufacturer report out of china that was stunningly for good news. the president is on the move literally. he wants to make the move to florida. sunshine state his primary residence. mornings with maria and me start right now. neil: it is dark out there, it's just hitting me how early it is. welcome, everybody, really good to have you, let's get in conversation right now, front and center, of course, the job's report today, management ceo and founder danielle hughes, we have the wall street journal assistant editorial editor, james freeman and moody's capital market chief economist, john, good to have you. >> thanks. neil: how big an impact you think it's going to have

i hear this is the time to toss to "your world" with neil cavuto since he is up next. ♪ >> neil: thank, cameras, history. the first impeachment hearings of an american president and more than two decades. interrupting regular programming just to cover it. what exactly will it be? with democrats dictating which witnesses they let speak. so just who will speak? well, arm "your world "your worm neil cavuto. >> we know who will be testifying, bill taylor the

that means "your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: impeachment on and the president going allnot to talk about the hearings that kick off tomorrow but choosing instead to focus on an economy he says is kicking butt today. >> president trump: 2 million prime age americans have come off the sidelines already. people that we thought maybe would never work again. they fully rejoined the labor force. i think we are very proud of. [applause] >> neil: welcome everybody. i am neil cavuto. impeachment front and center tomorrow. the democrats laying out the ground rules for

i'm neil cavuto. on top of key races in kentucky and mississippi and races the president is paying very close attention to. right now we're going to go to mike tobin with the one that matters most, in kentucky. mike. >> neil, last night matt bevin, the incumbent republican got support from mike pence. he said the polls are not neck and neck as predicted, he said in a few hours we're going to see the governor run away with this election. >> i don't think this is going to be a very drawn-out process. i think this is going to be known pretty quickly. i think you're going to know, frankly, even before polls close in the west because you can expect that the west is going to roll in big for us. >> the challenger, democrat andbeshear calls bevin unhinged and says he has been too divisive in his first four years. >> the last four years of matt bevin, he's created an us-versus-them every day but as kentuckians we have more in common than would ever divide us. >> beshear tried to keep this campaign local. bevin

"your world" with neil cavuto and all that market and news that comes with it is coming up next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> neil: you are looking live at the white house where the president will be departing for a big rally in lexington, kentucky. no doubt eager to crow about bigger market rally. not just one. try three records. the dow jones industrials join the s&p 500 to all-time highs today. forget about defying gravity. what is amazing is how investors continue to find tough headlines as well. welcome everyone. i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world." wall street loves to climb wall of worry. news for the president's tax returns that could be going all the way to the u.s. supreme court. four white house witnesses called to testify about refusing to do so today. house democrats releasing transcripts of witnesses who already have. what a day. so many incredible days. john roberts at the white house with the very latest of this one. >> neil, good afternoon to you. not happy about a big loss in court today. the president's attorneys will be going to the supreme court of the united sta

"your world" with neil cavuto and all that market and news that comes with it is coming up next. h us. ♪ ♪ >> neil: you are looking live at the white house where the president will be departing for a big rally in lexington, kentucky. no doubt eager to crow about bigger market rally. not just one. try three records. the dow jones industrials join the s&p 500 to all-time highs today. forget about defying gravity. what is amazing is how investors continue to find tough headlines as well. welcome everyone. i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world." wall street loves to climb wall of worry.

charles payne in for neil cavuto. i'm trace gallagher.great afternoon. >> it is battle of the billio a billionaires. welcome, i'm charles payne, in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we've got fox team coverage with how bloomberg is kicking things off and peter doocy on how the billionaire is being received by other democrats in the racea. we begin with mark. >> charles, good afternoon, bloomberg has made it official, his first campaign here in norfolk, virginia. he went to a coffee shop and meet with people he's hoping to convince he should be the democratic

i'm neil cavuto. key races in kentucky and mississippi and races the president is paying very close attention to. right now we're going to go to mike tobin with the one that matters most, in kentucky. mike. >> neil,

neil cavuto is up next. ♪ >> neil: that quickly confirm that chris wallace has a lower torso, that isood to know. welcome everybody i am neil cavuto, a lot more people like you are working today, in fact more than ever. welcome everybody. your world gets going right now with news of 128,000 new jobs added last month. i know what you're thinking, that doesn't sound like a lot. but when you consider we were in the middle of that dm strike and you're nearly 50,000 people walking the picket line and then a lot more jobs are created in august and september than first thought, 95,000 more, that is the kind of thing that gets wall street attention. both closing records today. take a look at the dell today within a stone's throw of a record itself become amazing. this is the president heads off to mississippi moments from now big rally planned. he makes remarks that will take them to it. first john roberts and how the white house is responding to this economic. >> neil good afternoon to you. i was glad myself to find out chris wallace wasn't wearing a speedo underneath that desk. the presiden

i hear this is the time to toss to "your world" with neil cavuto since he is up next. ♪ >> neil: thankou. life, cameras, history. the first impeachment hearings of an american president and more than two decades. interrupting regular programming just to cover it. what exactly will it be? with democrats dictating which witnesses they let speak. so just who will speak? well, arm "your world "your worm neil cavuto. >> we know who will be testifying, bill taylor the state department employee. adam schiff in the intelligence chairman committee more than nine names that they want to see testify including the whistleblower who started this whole thing off, hunter biden, devon archer who was a fellow board member. he was also copartner. she was a former contractor for opposition research for fusing gps. remember them from the dossier. former senior europe and russia expert. aid to can train was contingent on them lasting investigations. kurt volker. and all of the other witnesses that the witness blow it relied on as well. we don't know how many of those that there are. it is likely that one o

charles payne in for neil cavuto. i'm trace gallagher. have a great afternoon. >> it is battle of the billio a billionaires. welcome, i'm charles payne, in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we've got fox team coverage with how bloomberg is kicking things off and peter doocy on how the billionaire is being received by other democrats in the racea. we begin with mark. >> charles, good afternoon, bloomberg has made it official, his first campaign here in norfolk, virginia. he went to a coffee shop and meet with people he's hoping to convince he should be the democratic nominee, the person to take on president trump next november. video, bloomberg made his first campaign stop here in virginia this afternoon. his debut was fairly small, plenty of locala, state and local media. in terms of supporters, only a handful of people made their way out, the campaign is expected to roll out over the next several weeks, we've seen ads launched as well as the campaign website. we heard from the former new york city mayor in the last hour. he had plen

i am neil cavuto for maria bartiromo.how to upwards of 190,000 that is how wild crazy this is unemployment rate now about 3 1/2% expected to take up about 3.6%, futures higher ahead of jobs number global markets not so much focused on what we're doing, but at least one positive manufacturing report out of china not used to seeing that could be wind at china's back maybe, backdrop, for the trade talks just you telling us, could have a signature at least phase one within matter of weeks we shall see get the read from people really dicing going through all this next hour, before and after talking about daniel, "the wall street journal" assistant editorial page editor james freeman, moody's financier expect a markets, longestkey. >> look who is here charles payne. >> let's get right to what you are seeing you are expecting. >> this was a coin flip you know listen we are even before gm strike some of the other things approaching what most economists call john probably back me up. >> don't count opposition to. >> full employmen

i am neil cavuto and you are watching live. we are all focused on this 12 mission to send supplies to the international space station, northrop grumman is behind it. >> attitude nominal. power nominal. performance nominal, attitude nominal, pressure nominal. power nominal. tbc performance nominal. inter-performance nominal. is to traded out for 1 °. the in 03 is open. engines remain at 100% and steady, beginning load relief. power is nominal. estimated out for 1 °, engines remain at 100% and steady. power is nominal. neil: this is the 12 resupply mission going to the international space station, the company behind it in concert with nasa. the united states is poised to send americans into space. the devil in the details is getting that right. harrison schmitt is welcoming that the relevant and joining me later this hour. they are sending food, supplies to candy bars, and whatever astronauts are cosmonauts shared at the international space station want and if they are partial teresa's peanut butter cups they are sending that. we

neil cavuto now. >> neil: you are looking live at the new york stock exchange and on market milestone. closing out a new all-time high. it's 100 record close since president john took office in january 2017. much more on a seemingly unstoppable market. we are keeping an eye on president trump. he's about to depart for raleigh. there is this. an impeachment 180. brenda lawrence initially said, she sees no value in impeachment after the hearings. now she's back on the impeachment bandwagon. why the change of heart? this is "your world." we will talk to former democratic vice presidential nominee, but first, on capitol hill where it's all going down. >> good afternoon. the next phase in this impeachment inquiry. there's going to be a hearing aid days from now on decembe december 4th. the chairman of the judiciary committee sent a letter to president trump where he lays out what will come next for the hearing. "the committee intends this hearing to serve as an opportunity to discuss historical and basis for impeachment and understanding of terms like high crimes and misdemeanors. while th

i'm neil cavuto: democrats could decide as early as next month on whether to proceed with impeachment. to mike emanuel on capitol hill keeping track of it all. michael? >> neil, good afternoon, yeah, first house intelligence republicans and democrats are crafting their respective reports. then some time after the thanksgiving holiday, you can expect house intelligence republicans and democrats to send those reports to transmit them to house judiciary. their findings after marathon hearing sessions over the past week. in judiciary, articles of impeachment would be drawn up. fox is told potential articles are bribery, contempt of congress, obstruction of justice, and abuse of power. >> the republicans don't know for sure, but i'm gearing up to be ready in judiciary committee for the report from schiff when we return from thanksgiving break. so, just in a couple weeks. and who knows if we are even going to have witnesses in judiciary committee. >> white house officials would like to call witnesses if there are open hearings in house judiciary, something president trump spoke about this m

i believe the wealthy, the neil cavutos of the year need to pay their fair share. er] >> i believe they should pay their fair share. neil: what is fair share to you. >> when warren buffett said he paid less taxes than his assistance, that's-- >> is a fair share, the top rate right now, 37%, reduced from 39%. and whatever you make is a fair share? >> you're going to get various opinions listening to the party. that's the diversity of our party. neil: 45%? >> i don't know what-- >> joe biden wanted 39.6 for starters. >> i think that republicans and democrats could find some common ground. i will tell you when we get to a general election position, i think we have to be one band, one sound or we will be divided and i think that would be problematic. neil: fairly or not. one band, one sound that is portrayed, they just want to raise taxes and they're going up. >> they try to make it-- >> whether it's joe biden, moderate or elizabeth warren, that taxes will go up and that's what republicans are pounding and what donald trump is warning about. >> true, with democrats in t

more of that coming up on "your world" with neil cavuto. >> neil: thank you.are monitoring the president right now. later on, he will be heading for a big old rally in louisiana. it's his third trip to southern republican stronghold in a little over a week. democrats are saying that he is looking week. a race that is still too close to call. or to stop democrats from controlling all three levers of government in virginia. for the first time in more than a quarter of a century. a moderate democrat has the best chance of winning it all next year? we are on that. welcome to "your world." i am

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: thank you very much. we are alive right now at santa clarita, california. it has left at least two high school students dead and three others are injured quite seriously. the shooter is in grave condition. we're expecting expecting a news conference by hospital officials on the conditions of those other victims. when that happens, we will bring it to you live. welcome everybody. i am 22. saugus high school in santa clarita, california, it with very latest. >> their school is so blocked off as lots of law enforcement are here investigating trying to get onto the bottom of this. from what we know right now at least six students were found in the quad area of the school injured this morning shortly after 7:30, when the shooting was reported. a 16-year-old female student and a 14-year-old male student have both died according to authorities. deputies say today was the suspect's 16th birthday. he is in grave condition. l.a. county sheriff's deputy releases a video and it clearly shows the suspect drew a handgu

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: thank you, shannon. china and the u.s. may be moving to rollback tariffs even though that was disputed later in the day. rolling to record highs. the dow and s&p record there. if you want to know what dictates world series moves, it has everything to do with trade and zilch to do with, well, impeachment. stocks were losing some of their gains earlier on a report that everyone is not exactly everyone when it comes to getting rid of these tariffs or taxes on some goods here. we are kind of confused on this. by and large, the tariffs are going to go. that was enough to unite this rally. we are going to talk to republican governor on this. you talk about a state that has a lot of agricultural interest at stake. blake burman what these hearing on this confusion of the tarif tariffs. on, off, delayed, what? >> may as started their show. that's a good way to put it. there have been a lot of headlines. let me try to take. an end work through it with you. according to the sources that we have been talking to, the idea of rolling ba

neil cavuto now. >> neil: you are looking live at the new york stock exchange and on market milestone. it's 100 record close since president john took office in january 2017. much more on a seemingly unstoppable market. we are keeping an eye on president trump. he's about to depart for raleigh. there is this. an impeachment 180. brenda lawrence initially said, she sees no value in impeachment after the hearings. now she's back on the impeachment bandwagon. why the change of heart? this is "your world." we will

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: thank you very much.arita, california. it has left at least two high school students dead and three others are injured quite seriously. the shooter is in grave condition. we're expecting expecting a news conference by hospital officials on the conditions of those other victims. when that happens, we will bring it to you live. welcome everybody. i am 22. saugus high school in santa clarita, california, it with very latest. >> their school is so blocked off as lots of law enforcement are here investigating trying to

i am neil cavuto in new york. >> neil: all right, back with bret baier and chris wallace. it always comes down to that. you mention the texas congressman who probably had a reason not to necessarily be penned into taking the party line and did not appear to be. i wonder if others are still inclined to stick to their positions, that it is not moving those who are undecided or into a column that others wouldn't be. >> i will defer to chris. but i think there hasn't been a movement on lawmakers. i am saying that will hurd is somebody that could have moved. he's not up for reelection purity is a moderate republican. i think everybody sees it through the prism of, are you going to be able to sway somebody? remember, they are living today and not coming back until december 3rd. the momentum, if there was any, has to continue all the way to the judiciary committee and then the cement floor, and vote to kick this president out of office. >> neil: 's before leaving now. i'm curious what you make of the impact of her remarks on the warning that the russians are going to do this agai

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: thank you, shannon. china and the u.s.moving to rollback tariffs even though that was disputed later in the day. rolling to record highs. the dow and s&p record there. if you want to know what dictates world series moves, it has everything to do with trade and zilch to do with, well, impeachment. stocks were losing some of their gains earlier on a report that everyone is not exactly everyone when it comes to getting rid of these tariffs or taxes on some goods here. we are kind of confused on this. by and large, the tariffs are going to go.

i'm david asman in for neil neil cavuto. this is "coast to coast." how might -- mike the situation sorrentino got himself into a big tax situation. he joins me for for exclusive interview. that is coming up. >>> to our stop story, billionaire mike bloomberg is officially jumping into the race. to charlie gasparino, who has been on top of the story. that is a lot of money. >> now you have mike on a good friend of my friend greg valentino. i have to watch. i can't wait for that. but in any event. this is a huge story on a number of levels. mike bloomberg is one of the richest men in america. i think fifth richest, could be wrong. $58 billion. self-made man. david: wow. >> new york city mayor. he has upended the race at least for journalists. now the real question going forward, does he upend the race, the real race? i think there are two storylines you will see coming out. one is the bigger one. does he have impact here? does he have impact beyond beating the hell out of donald trump, right? a lot of these ads will be saying why trump is unfit for offi

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. we have busy two hours ahead. stocks hitting new highs on china trade. president trump signaling that a deal is near. plus historic storm for the holidays. that's all you need, right? why there could be a major disruption for travelers this week. the biggest jewel robber in the united states, once called that, turned motivational speaker how a billion dollar heist, the biggest in history was just pulled off in germany. but first, a possible thanksgiving truce on trade. the two deals on the table are moving closer to resolutions. as you can see the markets are happy. president trump saying the u.s. is in the final throes of reaching a trade deal with china, while mexico says speaker pelosi will hold a usmca vote between thanksgiving and the end of november. edward lawrence has the very latest on the tray front to capitol hill. sounds likes mexico knows more about this than we do. reporter: david, not a vote. she says she will get the agreement between thanksgiving and the end of november but house speaker nancy pel

welcome everyone i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world."t two people are dead in london after a man attacked seven people near london bridge. we are also learning about another stabbing incident, this will not shopping strip hague. jim is in london with the very latest. >> jute good evening charles. this is back in london and comes after a period of relative calm in the u.k. just two weeks after security services decided to reduce the threat level from severe to

. >> it could be a very late night indeed, neil cavuto, representative jordan said he would not expect to hear from the next round of witnesses for another hour. this is getting pushed way back. in the meantime, a recap of what we just saw. president trump's ambassador to the european union drawing the whole mass of folks into the fray today. acting as a major spoiler, involving people in the impeachment fray who have managed to stay out of it. in one fail swoop drawing and the vice president, secretary of state pompeo and chief of staff mick mulvaney. take a listen. >> everyone was in the loop. it was no secret. was there a quid pro quo? as i testified previously with regard to the requested white house call and left white house meeting, the answer is yes. >> sondland told the intelligence panel that secretary pompeo green-lighted the campaign to get ukraine to investigate the bidens. they knew about the quid pro quo that made military assistance contingent on the investigation. >> i told president zelensky in advance that assurances to run a fully transparent investigation and turn o

i'm neil cavuto. notch is the president weighing in. democrats as well. hillary vaughn following it from washington. trying to keep track of it. >> michael bloomberg not making a final decision about a run but he's running to get his name on ballots in early filing states like alabama. joe biden is doing the same thing today in new hampshire. officially failing to put his name on the ballot in the first primary state, and while doing so, biden reacted to the "bloomberg news" saying he is not bugged by the idea of bloomberg being on the ballot. >> i welcome in the race. michael is a solid guy. we will see where it goes. i have no problem with him getting in the race. >> warren isn't welcoming him to the race. she is warning voters about his $52 billion net worth. >> i don't think the big money ought to be able to buy our election. that's true whether we are talking about billionaires or corporate executives that fund pacs' or lobbyists. >> bernie sanders hoping to cash in on a billionaire being in the race. fire have to fund-raising plea writing "why is th

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connell mcshane for neil cavuto. connell: i really love stuffing. i could eat it every day of the week if i had to. ashley: that is the sound bite. connell, take it away. connell: welcome everybody, welcome to cavuto coast to coast. i'm connell mcshane. filling in for neil cavuto. gives investors a lot to be thankful whether they like stuffing or not. unemployment at a 50-year low. you have 2.6 million jobs added. you start to ask yourself what's next? how about a usmca deal, a trade deal? could that send the markets even higher than they are now? there is a meeting underway today, in washington between trade reps from the u.s. and mexico. we'll talk about that. start real clear markets editor, author of a new book, they're both wrong. john tamny joining us now. talk about your book in a second, john which i started reading. it is great. often times they are both wrong but let's start with this market and whether or not a trade deal on, usmca may be combined with some start with china. does that send stocks even higher than they are now? what do you

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we were talking before the show today, because, you know, i was in the studio in new york with neil cavutops. looking at it, boy, if wisconsin goes for trump, could that happen? there some footage from that night, november 8th, 2016 and it did. it was a tipping point state. being here a few years later, it could be a tipping point again, do you think? how do you think things changed since 2016? what do you expect next year? >> by every account i don't think i've seen a map or anywhere, any show, doesn't have wisconsin as pivotal state when it comes to electing the next president. reelecting donald trump or electing one of the democrats. why you see all the attention, all the focus, rightfully so, in many ways we're a snapshot of america. you have large urban areas. you have communities built around college campuses. rural areas, suburban areas. industrial cities in between. it's a little bit of everything. we see that reflected in the elections for u.s. senate, for governor, other statewide offices. saw it in 2016. we'll see it again in 2020. no doubt about it -- connell: quick final point

i'm neil cavuto: democrats could decide as early as next month on whether to proceed with impeachmentitol hill keeping track of it all. michael? >> neil, good afternoon, yeah, first house intelligence republicans and democrats are crafting their respective reports. then some time after the thanksgiving holiday, you can expect house intelligence republicans and democrats to send those reports to transmit them to house judiciary. their findings after marathon hearing session

complete coverage picks up with neil cavuto on the fox news channel on cable and satellite, and later, all of the day's news on this local fox station. i'm john roberts, fox news new york. thanks for joining us. >> neil: what exactly is quid pro quo? you are looking live at capitol hill. about the question two more witnesses in the impeachment hearing. that could be put off by upwards of an hour. laura cooper and david hale, we will bring it to you live. it follows testimony earlier today by gordon sondland the ambassador to the european union who testified today that rudy giuliani did want a quid pro quo when it came to aid ukraine, but he also testified -- this is where it got confusing. the president said that he did not want a quid pro quo. which is it? we are on top of all of it now.

consensual relationship with another emproe ed rensi commented on his departure in interview with neil cavutodebttry men al effect on everybody around him. i think the board acted quickly. i think the consequences are correct. reporter: we should point out mcdonald's did pretty well uneasterbrook. the stock doubled while he was ceo. he started back in 2015. the most recent earnings report came up below expectations. new ceo hoped to fix that. they named quickly his replacement, chris kempczinski previously oversaw fast-food operations for the chain. melissa: grady, thank you. netflix rolling out a new innovation of sorts for seth meyers latest comedy special on the streaming service, giving a button to skip past the trump jokes. the comedian said it was his idea. jack hough from "barron's"'s. comedians long included politics in their jokes, to so many people it is just not funny. why not eliminate it instead of having a skip button. >> he is funny. that is his whole act is jokes by the president. they should have button for only jokes by the president. i can't imagine the audience, i love set

welcome everyone i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." at least two people are dead in london after a man attacked seven people near london bridge. we are also learning about another stabbing incident, this will not shopping strip hague. jim is in london with the very latest. >> jute good evening charles. this is back in london and comes after a period of relative calm in the u.k. just two weeks after security services decided to reduce the threat level from severe to substantial. that was shot at the day attacker started attacking people on london bridge. two members of the public have since died. the whole area was quickly locked down and evacuated and remains a crime stream dominic seen. social media footage shows members of the public o on the floor grappling with the man and taking a large knife away from him and holding him down until armed up police arrived. when armed officers arrived just 5 minutes later they isolated the man before he opened up his jacket to show what looked like an explosive device. it was a hoax but the man wa

president responded to easterbrook's departure on neil cavuto's show today. >> this is a bad relationship when a superior is dating a subordinate, because everybody gets hurt. the stockholders got hurt today, the employees got hurt, the reputation got hurt, easterbrook's going to walk away with a lot of money but he was terminated. you know, nothing's good going to come out of this except it ought to wake people up and do what's right. reporter: we should point out, though, mcdonald's stock doubled while easterbrook was at the helm of the company, though the company did come up short in third quarter earnings. the man taking over now has been with the company for years, most recently overseeing u.s. operations. he's got a lot of challenges some of your previous guests talked about, like the competition with delivery and trying to get more foot traffic into the restaurants here. liz: tough day for mcdonald's shareholders, particularly because the market is having such a great day. thank you very much. let us know if we have any more indications about whether the h.r. executive had anything

. >> bret: chad, thank you, i will bring in the panel of new york before we head over to neil cavuto. we mentioned this earlier, but the three-page statement about rudy giuliani not touched on it all to press or even defend any of the actions? >> he stands by his story that he had a very legitimate reason to press for a bigger, deeper investigation into corruption and the ukraine, that he believes was aimed at the president. and he believes that they have five officials who can back up his story about ambassador yovanovitch sort of speaking badly about the president and not being supportive of him. we did not see the evidence of anything in that statement really today. so he will have to strike out and sort of fortify that case on his own. >> bret: juan. >> in fact yovanovitch said that state department officials indicated to her that they knew that this was fall. that there had never been a letter saying to the ukrainians, do not prosecute these people including the bidens. if so then the question is why was she removed? to mind mind, i just think that you know, at some point to the

connell mcshane for neil cavuto. connell: i really love stuffing.is the sound bite. connell, take it away. connell: welcome everybody, welcome to cavuto coast to coast. i'm connell mcshane. filling in for neil cavuto. gives investors a lot to be thankful whether they like stuffing or not. unemployment at a 50-year low. you have 2

i am neil cavuto, the listed names and the light of day. >> reporter: fox news obtained a copy of the gop witness wish list and it is clear that republicans want to turn the attention of the hearings to the biden family and alleged efforts by democrats in 2016 to dig up dirt on candidate trump via ukraine. and the biggest you mentioned, emerging as a central figure due to business dealings. and the ukrainian american who served the dnc and another familiar name, nelly ohr who worked on the opposition fusion gps which produce the trump dossier. republicans are requesting several officials who were questions behind closed doors including tim morrison, former ukraine envoy kurt voelker and state department official david hail. and the whistleblower along with anonymous sources referenced in their complaint also on that witness wish list which is key because this is simply a request, adam schiff has to approve which witnesses will testify. this week several witnesses are scheduled to testify in public on wednesday. we will hear from ambassador william taylor and george kent and on thursda

stuart: i'm sure neil cavuto will be glued. ain't that right, neil? neil: absolutely. that was very funny. i got a kick out of that. be worried about ticking off billionaires. some may get mad, michael bloomberg apparently gets even. he is apparently entering the 2020 race. he has concerns about the current democratic field. charlie gasparino has been ahead of this long before any of this. let's get right to it, what kind of a chance would he have? >> point out, give the state of play. what we first reported a month ago that michael bloomberg maintain ad campaign office of about six or seven people where they were doing constant polling and what the word is that we reported he did not close the, remember earlier in the summer he said he wasn't going to run but the reality was he was not closing that possibility. where are we from there, from here? about that much closer. he filed in alabama, because there was filing deadline the last state. stuart: that tipped his hand. didn't mean he was jumping in, but some of the things you have to do? >> some of the things he has t

not that neil cavuto is going back to buy some more lingerie. >> before i get fired, right? neil: bashing of elizabeth warren going after billionaires led by likes of cory booker? clearly seems to be alarming the party. >> people forget, cory booker come across like a very far left progressive. he has been playing up to that crowd. before -- neil: he is not really. >> he wasn't. he was very close with moderate democrats who funded the school choice. neil: years of this direction will be suicidal. >> school choice guy. i think it is not just him. i think it is mike bloomberg. they're trying to figure out what candidate they can coalesce to stop the party from going off the left-wing deepened. biden had some moments of good and bad last night. i still think there is questions whether he is that guy to hold that mantle. bloomberg is not convinced. that is why he thinking about getting in. cory booker looking to step into that void. by the way if bloomberg does run, i know it doesn't bring much electorally, booker-bloomberg ticket would not be proba

sir, neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: thank you, stuart, very, very much. we're watching same things you have been. lunch hour on the east coast of the united states. three big things we're watching. fed chairman jerome powell testifying on capitol hill. this is something he does semiannually here. he is laying out a blueprint where things stand with the economy. they stand pretty well. we're monitoring ongoing impeachment hearings, first time in 20 years. no new bombshells enough to rattle the markets. president entertaining turkey's president erdogan visiting the white house. bipartisan group of lawmakers said we, don't think, mr. president, is a good idea. he wins, he will meet with the turkish leader. much of the focus quite appropriately for the business network what the chairman of the federal reserve is saying right now. you know had three rate cuts this year. the third one just last month. he seems to be indicating he will keep his powder dry, holding fire for a moment. he acknowledges trade headwinds, other issues could slow things down. he is alwa

i'm neil cavuto and yo you are watching cavuto live chad pergram on capitol hill where the depositionout to go down. >> mark sandy arrived been b. 17, 18 minutes ago on capitol hill for this rare saturday deposition. again, they were holding a late night deposition last night that went until about 10:00 after that lengthy hearing with the former ambassador to ukraine, maria yovanovitch. they started a little late. and that's why the deposition went so late last night. now, the witness today, mark sandy, he started to raise some questions about why they were holding up the aid to ukraine. you know, and people are going back and recalibrating that hearing yesterday with maria yovanovitch. republicans are struggling somewhat to kind of curate their own narrative. it went haywire after the president sent that tweet blasting maria yovanovitch yesterday morning. i asked a question about that to stefanik, a republican from new york. who is a member of the intelligence committee. > once the president sent his tweet, didn't that completely undercut anything you were trying to do in the hearing

i'm neil cavuto.hink my good friend john caldwell is worth it. his book "how conservatism can win back the americans that liberalism failed." he makes a very good argument for something no less than the president of the united states was saying some years back when he was first running for president, telling african-american audiences what the hell have you got to lose. that was his premise, right? look, if democrats were doing everything right for you, you would be doing a hell of a lot better. >> absolutely. i flipped that on its head. what have you got to lose, what have you got to gain. we have seen from a policy standpoint what african americans specifically, but all americans, especially african americans because that's usually the most marginalized group, what do you have to gain. the lowest unemployment rate in history. a study was done 2016 to last year of obama's presidency to now, 1.3 million jobs, more than 1.3 million jobs added for african-americans. you talk about the first step act. th

sir, neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: thank you, stuart, very, very much.unch hour on the east coast of the united states. three big things we're watching. fed chairman jerome powell testifying on capitol hill. this is something he does semiannually here. he is laying out a blueprint where things stand with the economy. they stand pretty well. we're monitoring ongoing impeachment hearings, first time in 20 years. no new bombshells enough to rattle the markets. president entertaining turkey's president erdogan

. >> deirdre: welcome back to coast to coast i'm deirdre bolton sitting in for neil cavuto, moments awaylosing bell there it is no new records set today allows us on wall street but its been a really strong month, as stocks slipping after a few days of gains china trade worries of course but on this last trading day of november worth noting best month since june. christina with us now, from the floor of the new york stock exchange, all right christina i know before all those guys run out of there, what caught your attention the most in todays shortened session? >> yeah, definitely a shortened day session everybody is really excited but what we're seeing across-the-board is the markets closing in negative territory, literally within the last few minutes you did see a lot of movement dow jones down 105 points s&p 500 points nasdac down about 39 points, some of that since meant the investor sentiment is negative and that has to do with the united states signing two bills to support protesters in hong kong, china doesn't like that, he got concerned about the trade deal and that weighed down