happy monday, i'm neil cavuto. in henderson, nevada, they are bracing for what they hope to avoid. caucus chaos. what is the latest? >> hey, neil. without a doubt, cloud of iowa is hanging over this state. candidates are preceding as normal. they are on the ground, they are meeting with as many people as they can to make sure their supporters caucus saturday and

neil cavuto, she has no credibility and neither do you. here's another one, one is a fox poll, one is breitbart, one is a drudge report, one is syracuse.com, look at these numbers. trump 92! i'm winning every poll, i beat crooked hillary. trump 61, crooked hillary 39. and then i turn on the show on fox, again it's not the same, it was much better. i turn on fox and i've got this third-rate political journalist if you call her that saying "trump did very poorly in the debates." -- i did great in the debates, i became president because of the debates because unlike mini mike i could answer the questions. i could get you another 15, these are the ones taken right after people -- hundreds of thousands of people call him. here is cnbc, crooked hillary clinton 39%, donald trump 61%. then this stupid person said i didn't debate -- i don't mind. you can have bad debates but i won every single debate. then i listen to this, three and a half, four years later i have to listen to a person saying how we didn't do well because these people are among th

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we will get you the lowdown from neil cavuto in a moment.ndred points today. there is concern and fear that we don't know what the end is on this virus. we are here monday through friday, 3:00 p.m. eastern time. set your dvr and never miss a show. we will see you later and again tomorrow. have a great day. "your world" with neil cavuto stretch right now. >> neil: another one and a big one. welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. fox on top of a market that cannot seem to find a bottom. the dow jones getting another 877 points. with this off today, all of the major averages are only performing, they are all underwater. the nasdaq hopes that doesn't seem to be the case. at coronavirus that seem to can obtain itself seems to be the big reason again. what is different this time is how big and widespread it keeps getting. the number of cases in italy

neil cavuto, for god's sakes. this is prime time! just be fast on your feet and relate to people, right? >> of course. and he wants to help. he is not saying, we don't need more requiem. >> neil: lighten up, everyone. lighten up. lenny, you're the best, my friend. he is very popular because he is who he is and is funny at it. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters, along with katie pavlich, juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and new hampshire, and this is to be 20 president trump looking to shake up the democrats ahead of their big primary in new hampshire, trump getting ready to hold a rally in manchester tonight before the 2020 contenders face off in the states tomorrow. trump supporter's lining up for hours to see the president while democrats are in a state of total dysfunction. they are still fighting over the results in iowa. and now they are going after each

"your world" with neil cavuto stretch right now. >> neil: another one and a big one. welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. fox on top of a market that cannot seem to find a bottom. the dow jones getting another 877 points. with this off today, all of the major averages are only performing, they are all underwater. the nasdaq hopes that doesn't seem to be the case. at coronavirus that seem to can obtain itself seems to be the big reason again. what is different this time is how big and widespread it keeps getting. the number of cases in italy spiking 45% in one day. getting. now 300 confirmed cases. and there in south korea looking close to 1,000 cases. it was at 31 just a week ago. more incidents in iran, iraq, so are investors. not too scared to buy stuff, but safe havens from stuff including bonds, driving up prices and driving down interest rates. the yield on a 10-year treasury has never been lower ever. mortgage rates and home equity loan rates all crashing down with them. i could be good news. he has seen this before. the wall street legend to say the details mi

for us, neil cavuto is next. see you tomorrow. ♪ [bell] >> neil: well, thank you, bill.s fears ripped. what exactly changed? not if i told you where it all started where it could be going and is going. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto read it and leap. stocks swooning on a virus that apparently ain't quitting an alarming 1kwru6r7 in cases outside of china. more remarkable a sudden surge in cases far, far from china. i'm not talking asia, try europe, specifically italy where they are shutting down whole cities, 10 of them. and investors then just started shutting down stocks. not just there. try everywhere. the dow tumbling 1,000 points among its biggest point hits ever on

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neil: all right, we're not stringing you along, welcome back, i am neil cavuto, still no decision out of new hampshire, strong leaders, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg are very closely dividing about half of the vote in the state. with amy klobuchar not that far back at 19.9%. they are top three finishers regardless who will split 24 delegates, but it is about momentum. not so much for delegate. connell mcshane is at bernie sanders headquarters, an over flow crowd waiting to hear from him, i imagine, he has some people on his town. reporter: fair to say this night has dragged on longer, and race is closer than many anticipated. you can hear support. they are expecting their candidate to win tonight. many of them may have thought they would have already heard from the candidate, and race would have been called. by the time. that said, there is an overall close crowd here in will college jim nsjimgymnasium, they were ts they put 1100 people in, to hear senator sanders speak. but our producer went outside, about a half hour ago, he told us there were probably a few hundred lined up out

we will see one monday, "your world with neil cavuto" starts in a moment. nonetheless, it is friday folks. >> neil: all right, place your bets, less than a day away now from the nevada caucuses. still no clear winner among the democrats with polls changing as we speak. the broker's convention, when in which no one has the necessary delicates of the first ballot looking more likely. we shall see in now. welcome everyone, i'm neil cavuto, more than that in a moment. first, the bloomberg campaign says its office in knoxville, tennessee, had been vandalized and is pointing the finger at bernie sanders supporters. peter doocy in las vegas with more and that, peter, what's going on here? >> neal, somebody tagged a bloomberg campaign office in tennessee with spray paint overnight. without any information about who did it, the bloomberg campaign is ready to blame bernie sanders. the bernie sanders campaign once a condemnation from the center and explained why. "the latest incident and our knoxville campaign office is exactly what we've been warning about. we don't k

we will see one monday, "your world with neil cavuto" starts in a moment. ce your bets, less than a day away now from the nevada caucuses. still no clear winner among the democrats with polls changing as we speak. the broker's convention, when in which no one has the necessary delicates of the first ballot looking more likely. we shall see in now. welcome everyone, i'm neil cavuto, more than that in a moment. first, the bloomberg campaign says its office in knoxville, tennessee, had been vandalized and is pointing the finger at bernie sanders supporters. peter doocy in las vegas with more and that, peter, what's going on here? >> neal, somebody tagged a bloomberg campaign office in tennessee with spray paint overnight.

for us, neil cavuto is next. see you tomorrow. ♪ [bell] >> neil: well, thank you, bill.tocks rocked as coronavirus fears ripped. what exactly changed? not if i told you where it all started where it could be going and is going. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto read it and leap. stocks swooning on a virus that apparently ain't quitting an alarming 1kwru6r7 in cases outside of china. more remarkable a sudden surge in cases far, far from china. i'm not talking asia, try europe, specifically italy where they are shutting down whole cities, 10 of them. and investors then just started shutting down stocks. not just there. try everywhere. the dow tumbling 1,000 points among its biggest point hits ever on fears of a contagion that just might be more contagious that we thought. which could explain why so many sought out safe havens like gold surging 27 bucks the ounce to a more than seven year high and bonds soaring in price and stumbling in yields that sunk to the lowest level we have seen in years. they are all what they call fear plays as the wall street's most telling fear

watch it right here with my buddy neil cavuto. see you here next time. ♪ >> we'll have a very interesting democrat race and i think we're going to have a very interesting election but, our country is doing better than it has ever done. liz: we're in break news mode. we kick it off with a "fox business alert." the clock is ticking, the stakes rising. it is now a cliffhanger, a nail-biter, a race that could show for the first time who exactly is the democrat front-runner two hours away from the final polls closing in the new hampshire primary. sanders, buttigieg, locked in a fierce battle. amy klobuchar gaining ground, drawing enormous crowds after doing well in the last democrat debate. we have every angle of this developing story covered for you tonight. the direction our country takes is at stake. fox news's molly line on the ground in manchester covering famously fiercely independent voters in the live free or die state and jackie deangelis standing by ready to break down the latest analysis. it is pouring into the studios now.

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welcome everyone, i'm charles payne and for neil cavuto on "your world." if you think this war of worlds would have ended after acquittal, think again. mike emanuel on capitol hill for the house speakers are spacing more questions today. that was done again in the east room, and that is in congress that stood behind him this whole thing come all but one. they let loose on the critics as well. >> president trump: adam schiff is a vicious, horrible person. she wanted to impeach a long time ago when she said i pray for the president. she didn't pray. she may pray but she prays for the opposite. but i doubt she prays in our all. speak about the president was never in any danger. there was no way that they were going to get the 67 votes necessary to convict him. as he went back to history today in his east room address, the president seemed to indicate that his greatest threat that he faced as president was the former fbi director james comey. >> president trump: had i not fired james comey who was a disaster by the way it's possible i would even be standing he

because neil cavuto is one guy who doesn't deserve it.oger stone getting sentenced to over 3 years in federal prison for lying to investigators in a witch hunt thatter in should have happened to begin with. the media said it's not enough. >> 40 months. why so little cop paired to the ridge -- compared to the original guidelines. the department obvious is did this dramatic flip-flop. >> this second sentencing him is such a stumble in my view. trish: how is it fair andrew mccabe admitted he lied to investigators. the i i.g. report said he lacked candor. he said yes that was me when asked about his role in leaking the story to the "wall street journal." the media is crimed and poised to attack the president and calling on attorney general barr to resign. in a letter recently released to media outlets. more than 2,000 former doj prosecutors called on the a.g. to resign. how exactly you wonder did that letter come what? how did they get all those signatures? it's thanks to an advocacy group hiding behind its status called protect democracy. th

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as i was saying to neil cavuto earlier, bill, what could possibly go wrong? >> bill: clear as mud.ood to have you on the ground. thank you jonathan hunt there in las vegas. joe biden love new hampshire even before the polls were closed and ended up with zero delegates last night. he's calling the first to contest the opening bell of a race that ain't over but nevertheless he jetted off to south carolina. what has he said today? >> former vice president joe biden's campaign said iowa and new hampshire don't have the same demographics as the rest of the country. the diverse states have not yet spoken and if the order was reversed with south carolina, the results and therefore the whole conversation would be different. they also released a digital ad pushing back on the notion that the race is over for joe biden. >> we have come too far from where we started. no one told me the road would be easy. you don't like what's going on in this country, there's only one thing to do. work. >> biden's camp expects long-standing support, and they started with the gospel choir and argued, nobody h

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happy monday, i'm neil cavuto. in henderson, nevada, they are bracing for what they hope to avoid. caucus chaos. what is the latest? >> hey, neil. without a doubt, cloud of iowa is hanging over this state. candidates are preceding as normal. they are on the ground, they are meeting with as many people as they can to make sure their supporters caucus saturday and vote early. elizabeth warren is holding rally inside this building behind me to get her voters to do that. we have seen the front runners in nevada in the last few days going to rallies, meeting with supporters at campaign offices, trying to get them to knock on as many doors as they can. senator bernie sanders walked with his supporters to a polling location on the first day when early voting began. >> there is pressure as to whether or not the issues that occurred in iowa will happen again here. party officials say absolutely not. they are ready for this. they had plans to use the same results recording app used in iowa, they got rid of the app and changed course after the issues in iowa. they are using technology that is

happy monday, i'm neil cavuto. in henderson, nevada, they are bracing for what they hope to avoid. what is the latest? >> hey, neil. without a

"your world with neil cavuto" follows so check out, neil, the markets were a little shrug he today. ♪ill. it looks like off of the hook, michael flynn the former national security advisor not so much. in the president right now might be battling kind of his own attorney general on how these and other cases are being handled. david outside of the justice department on what led to all of this and at the white house, john roberts on what the white house wants to do to respond to this. david, what is the latest? >> neil, good afternoon, andrew mccabe has always

"your world with neil cavuto" follows so check out, neil, the markets were a little shrug he today. ♪> neil: all right, thank you very much, bill. it looks like off of the hook, michael flynn the former national security advisor not so much. in the president right now might be battling kind of his own attorney general on how these and other cases are being handled. david outside of the justice department on what led to all of this and at the white house, john roberts on what the white house wants to do to respond to this. david, what is the latest? >> neil, good afternoon, andrew mccabe has always maintained his innocence. everything was mischaracterized and he believes this begins a new chapter in his life and closes a chapter of investigation here and he will not be charged. the former acting director of the fbi, remember came in after james comey was fired. he was accused of leaking sensitive information to a reporter from "the wall street journal" about an investigation into the hillary clinton foundation. then lying about that to investigators. justice department inspector genera

i'm neil cavuto. it is not about the virus.t is not knowing what is next for this virus, because it is spreading so fast, from just china, where it all started to some 40 countries today, including the united states. state officials in california, trying to crack down anyone who may have come in contact with this tested positive for the virus from unknown origins. now word from you see david's medical center that there may have been a delay in testing that person. there are a number of new cases reported outside china. they are now exceeding the number of new cases in china. that is the first time it has ever happened. countries the world over suddenly pondering canceling big crowd events from soccer games in europe to possibly the summer olympics itself in japan. so many countries, so many. we've got you covered with the very latest. they are trying to shake off those fears. good luck? susan li, tim cook, trying to calm those fears. good luck. and jonathan in los angeles, where they are suddenly dealing with their own fears, a

republican senator john thune told neil cavuto, if trump can keep moving america forward he can win thishis. "wall street journal's" dan henninger, meaning of bernie sanders rise that the democrat party is older and simply run out of gas. your reaction to this. we responded to this three years ago. "the economist" magazine warned that the problem with the democrat power structure is the way it has been built. it is nancy pelosi who is basically doling out the committee chairmanships where the republicans get fresh new leadership, new leaders coming forward. you don't have the voices in the democrat party. nancy pelosi reportedly sitting on them. we heard that from the moderate democrats a couple years ago. they're frustrated. >> first of all we've tried to make sure that we do a good job within the republican party of adequately providing evidence we're capable of running the country. i think the evidence in the last couple of years proves that republicans, with president trump actively engaging we can do good things for this country. we rebuilt the defense. our economy has been this goo

i'm neil cavuto. glad to have you with us. get ready per this is about to get interesting.hat do the president actually hint at? john roberts at the white house with the latest. hey. >> roger stone exited the courthouse in downtown washington today. he got into an suv after running into cameras but did not say anything. just a few minutes ago, the president had a lot to say including he believes that roger stone deserves a new trial, because of the fact that he believes that the jury in the original trial was tainted. ultimately roger stone probably will go free. listen to what he said here. >> i want to see it play out to its fullest, because roger has a very good chance of exoneration in my opinion. >> a very good chance of exoneration in my opinion. now, judge jackson is mulling over petitions for a new trial in the stone case. he is out on bail pending consideration. but roger stone, his attorneys, and the president think that the jury in the initial trial will be to make a heart, who ran for a democrat back in 2012, was biased against the president, and therefore biase

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we have complete coverage of tonight's address led by neil cavuto.ch a special edition of "trish regan prime time" afterwards, 11:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> dow jones industrial average up. i will explain how paula abdul and kate upton has the celebrity touch that moves stocks. news you won't hear anywhere else. after the break, deroy murdoch will weigh in on the wave of support carrying the commander-in-chief. ♪ with td ameritrade you've got courses, tools, and help from pros. it's almost like you're training me to become an even smarter, stronger investor. exactly. ♪(rocky theme music) fifty-six straight, come on! that's it, left trade right trade. come on another trade, i want to see it! more! ♪ 80s-style training montage? yeah. happens all the time. ♪ charles: breaking right now, the voting app at the center of the delay at the iowa caucus, reportedly taking responsibility for this mess. shadow incorporated laying out what went wrong in series of tweets saying that the results are accurate but the app hit a snag trying to get the results in. the c

i am neil cavuto. we are watching all of this, and i mean all of it. to the senate floor where susan collins is expected to announce our decision on impeachment and whether or not to convict the president of the united states. we are also on the president going to the well of the senate right now in the house to get the state of the union and about five hours away. barbara in des moines on the caucus chaos that continues. >> the spokesperson with the iowa democratic party said they would keep releasing results as they become available after they released the majority of the results at 4:00 p.m. local time, 5:00 p.m. your time. we are expecting their first majority the precinct results, expecting that to essentially be a big data dump of all of those precincts that they have very therapeutic big grouping and it will trickle out in more about traditional caucus election night fashion after that. candidates are not happy with caucuses. >> i just don't know what that means to release half of the data. i think they ought to get it together and release all o

i am neil cavuto. first all of the guys they broke all of this news on fox business today and the implications tod today. >> what we are hearing is that this is a softening up so to speak of the electorate of the news media for more pardons to come as those pardons that you tipped your hat to right then and there would be roger stone, his former advisor and longtime former advisor and general flynn. a lot of people in the know say those are the two on deck next. this is just him changing the news flow and getting people prepared. it's an interesting group that he will pardon today. he will make a case for each one of them. an exemplary life after leaving prison. a lot of people were suspected -- a lot of people said his initial prison deal was much ado about nothing. he did not do massive insider trading. he helped thousands of companies get financing. he tried to find some of the real bad stuff and what he did. it gets pretty murky. you know, interesting character. he boasted -- he was taped posting a

tuesday for the complete coverage of the new hampshire primary hosted as always by our very own neil cavuto the cp effect is happening again. stocks at session highs. how high can we go? state of the union, it was night of moving moments. president trump in fact honoring a 100-year-old tuskegee airmen. there was a surprise for a fourth-grader with scholarship to better schools. why did the whole thing strike a nerve with aoc? who by the way didn't attend the speech. her outrageous claims about president trump that will shock you. we'll debate it. no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. could another come aroundot, the corner. or could it play out differently? i wanted to help protect myself

karl rove this morning on fox news, he was talking to neil cavuto, he said we should be careful of pollsto this and i'll get your reaction. >> iowa state, sanders ahead 24-15. it's nearly 5 point plus or minus. so sanders could be as high as 29 or as low as 19 and biden could be at 10 or 20. we've got to be careful from the beginning. hard to poll a primary. these are relatively small sample sizes with a lot of room for error. trace:.trace: especially with 5 point margin of error, could you be anywhere. >> primaries are he notoriously hard to poll. a caucus is worse. the second choice factors into that, you have a lot of dynamics. i believe there's a good chance joe biden comes out on top in iowa on monday. sanders and biden will be duking it out all the way to south carolina. in south carolina we've seen sanders beat into biden's lead. if you're the president, you're thinking go, bernie, go, because it's great tore the. trace: what do you make of the president going to iowa. clearly, he's not going to lose iowa. he goes there and says i own this state and is going after democratting sti

already infected onboards and american lawyer and his wife refused to evacuate explaining to our neil cavutot they felt safer onboard ship. understand they're getting off ship about to be in another state but under this circumstance the offer is -- we're going to put you ons buses with other people who haven't completed their quarantine. and have not been tested for the virus. we are going to then put you on a plane with all of these people, and take you back to the united states. now it is geng to be that wait and see game to see what happens to rest of the passengers meantime pressure mounting on china, as some of their own scientists now believe that deadly virus may have originated from a wuhan research lab. there are now about 71,000 confirm cases worldwide. more than 1700 people have died from this disease. rob and jillian. thanks for that update aishah. ramping up into attorney general bill barr as 2020 election nears. 1,000 dx oj alumni and media analyst sign petition condemning how it was handled. live in reaction from lark. good morning, david. >> good morning rob and julianne i ch

tonight, you watch this one, whether it is bret's special coverage or neil cavuto. >> tape one.nell: i don't want to say, see it either way it is a little strange this time in iowa with the three results coming out. can you briefly explain that. how you guys handle it. perception can be reality in iowa. someone claims victory. not winner on final vote, that could change things. >> think about rick santorum who in reality won here, it took a few days. mitt romney left as the winner but rick santorum won. this goes back to the demonstrates, bernie sanders and hillary clinton. sanders people said we won. we don't have the raw vote. we'll see if we have it. you get three different alignments you call them. one is popular vote. one is after the realign the caucus. the other one is the delegate number. connell: which is truly the winner, the last one. >> you know what would be beautiful from a political nerd? connell: yeah. i knew you were going to say that. >> contested convention. what could be better if. connell: we've been looking at that one for years. thanks for hanging with us

i am neil cavuto. glad to have you. new records at the corner wall and broad. first, peter doocy on if what happens in vegas will stay in vegas. jonathan hunt with the president in bakersfield, california, where it's on his mind as well. we begin with peter. >> michael bloomberg is not competing in nevada but he's going to be on the debate stage this evening and there's a ton of buzz. front page of the review journ journal. but being photo. we don't know exactly how he's going to get along with the other candidates on stage. we do know a little bit about the kind of opposition research that his campaign is cooking up. >> mike has went every public official should have: passion, match with principal. your legacy extends well beyond the five boroughs. >> part of the point there is that joe biden obviously had a very long record. so does michael bloomberg. >> the fact of the matter is, this guy is talking about... let's talk about his record. >> joe biden is not the man to beat according to an internal bloomberg campaign memo that we got our hands on and it conclu

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." it's a world turning upside-down over a coronavirus outbreak that is not slowing down. on wall street, as you can see, stocks just down. this is stunning. for a while they had been up more than 400 points. so they've not been able to erase the 2,000 point hit we took the two prior days and better than 7% slide we've had the last four days. in about 2 1/2 hours, mean while, the president will trial to calm everybody down. we're over all of it. we have jackie deangelis on wall street. kristin fisher at the white house where the president is preparing. jeff flock is in chicago where shoppers so far not panicking. florida republican senate eric scott in washington what he wants airports to be doing. we begin with jackie. hi, jackie. >> good afternoon. session was not for the feint of heart. the dow was up 400 points. 461 to be exact and then the fda issued a warning on the coronavirus and that's when the selling started. so there was a pause and breath of fresh air this morning and invest

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always hosted by our very own neil cavuto. coming up later in the hour, mass racist.dness covering up bigotry of low expectations. wait until you hear this one. this is national make a friend day. loneliness epidemic spreads across the nation. here is the question, are more friends the answer? the economy is on fire but could the fed upend our momentum? that's next. charles: federal reserve chair jerome powell telling financial services committee what i've been saying for months, that this economy is on fire. it is still growing. the strong labor market continues to offer opportunity for low, middle income communities. edward lawrence joins us live from capitol hill with a full recap. it was a lot of political questions, huh, edward? reporter: a lot of political questions. to your point the economy is bringing in folks on the edges of this economic expansion into the labor force. that is a good thing he says. he sees the economic expansion continuing, he says. consumer spending will drive this economy is to 20. we may see some pickup in business investment. the reason

i'm neil cavuto. we'll be talking to bill cassidy, 1 of 8 republicans to go up against the president on that war powers resolution this afternoon. that in a moment. first a look at some at the pentagon with more on this run-up. >> it's the first time in over two months u.s. navy has seized iranian weapons. the u.s. navy video shows sailors from the cruiser normandy, during a small ship carrying over 150 iranian antitank missiles. for only the second time, surface-to-air missiles. drone parts and other advanced weapons in the arabian sea. the u.s. navy says it sees the iranian weapon sunday. these images and videos released minutes before the senate vote terrain and president from's ability to wage war on iraq. a veto from the president is expected. earlier this week, tehran marked the end of the 40 day islamic morning period after that targeted killing of qassem soleimani, iran's top military commander killed in the u.s. drone strike in baghdad. iran has vowed to avenge his death, including attacking

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world."irus outbreak that is not slowing down. on wall street, as you can see, stocks just down. this is stunning. for a while they had been up more than 400 points. so they've not been able to erase the 2,000 point hit we took the two prior days and better than 7% slide we've had the last four days. in about 2 1/2 hours, mean while, the president will trial to calm everybody down. we're over all of it.

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i am neil cavuto, and this is your world. more swings on wall street but the trends still remain down as the virus years continue to flare up. here are some of them. a google employee has tested positive for the virus, amazon is telling its workers to defer all nonessential travel. it get this, that includes the continental united states. chicago monitoring hundreds of recent travelers for the virus, meanwhile the big geneva auto show canceled as switzerland vows. the world health organization raises its risk assessment to very high. we are all over these fast-moving developments. the nasdaq, john roberts at the white house on how they are absorbing all of that shock. we begin with christina. christina. >> neal, it has been an exciting day but ending a little bit more positive. the dow closing, it actually had more than 1,000 points so we did come back at the end of the day and what we call. the s&p 500 i wish i could say there is one sector that did well, but all 11 sectors did close in the red. we take a look over the past

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like telling neil cavuto -- neil: you can't eat anymore. >> i was going to say you can't be an anchork about that he is one of the great -- neil: he was the guy who created the junk bond market. >> more than that. neil: he is something akin to that today. >> he was the joe dimaggio of finance. he was that great. what he did with junk bonds. there were excesses. clearly there were some issues that drexel the company he was involved in, which kind of corp.erred the market in junk bonds. neil: created companies. >> created companies but created leveraged buyouts that didn't work out. neil: absolutely. >> feds threw everything they could at him. neil: served two years, right? >> was sentenced to 10. he served two. there is a legal debate whether they created laws or used the right law. ironically rudy giuliani who started the ball rolling against him. i believe it was his successor benito romano who -- neil: ivan boesky -- >> ivan boesky was guy they turned evidence on. at the center of, fascinating bringing back all these names. ivan boesky's lawyer that cut the deal with the feds to bas