i'm pretending to be neil cavuto. he was being sarcastic. >> you think? >> a little bit. >> neil: okay. >> i didn't know you loved that. another tweet. neil cavuto has been fully vaccinated for months and has been a vocal advocate about the safety and efficacy of vaccines publicly and repeatedly on air. this is not a new position for him. which is true, neil. it's not a new position. >> neil: that's what we were stressing. this is something from the very beginning. might be a good idea to get vaccinated. i know for religious or personal reasons don't want it. more that get vaccinated, the bigger drop in cases. didn't fall on all ours. >> another one. cavuto is a tigger of cool heads. we had our fact checkers look at this. she's making the correlation that you're like poo bear because he was full of fluff. she might be making a comparison or -- i don't know. i digress. another tweet -- >> neil: thank you on the tigger thing. >> you're welcome. here's another one. when the asses gather, they call cavuto boss. >> neil: that was a comment don't be an ass. don'

i'm glad we had the chance to talk with neil cavuto.ck next sunday with the latest buzz. growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open heart, and you will find inspiration anew. viking. exploring the world in comfort. eric: they're on their way, a massive organized cara van of thousands of more migrants pushing past a blockade that police set up in mexico to try to stop them but it didn't work. the migrants as you see forcing their way through and they're continuing we're told their march north, right to the u.s. border. organizers tell us 2,000 men and women and children, they are on the move from southern mexico and now we're learning that anyone who wishes to join the cara van, -- caravan, all you had to do was register with a qr code

we wanted to say congratulations, neil cavuto. we have sauce for you. we have cannolis. o you make of this? people are psyched, right? they love to get out. >> yes. it's so great. we were with -- last night was with the mother cabrini foundation. everybody is out. i'm going on the road. i've been in wisconsin. i've been all over. you say that about the james bond movie. you can see the bus stops. you see it advertising. i'm thinking that's right, we can go to the movies now. this is great. we had a big announcement about the columbus day parade on monday in new york. it just feels good. i love daniel craig as james bond. i know people don't like him. he's great. >> neil: this is it. when i hear them say i'm not sure, what do you think? you think -- >> no. that's another thing. i thought about it. i looked at him and if he steps away in a year or two, you know, i'm going to get back into that role. how do you say no to that? but why can't they have an ethnic james bond, an italian james bond? that could be a lot of fun. i don't know. ray romano as james bond. >> neil: can

i will hand off to another gentleman of italian heritage, neil cavuto. welcome back, neil. neil: do you like italian? stuart: i am no-carb diet. no pasta. thank you, my friend. neil: remember. heartfelt. kenny, thank you very much too. that sounds delicious. thank you for the kind words. address the elephant back in the room. i know enough of the weight jokes. god knows i heard a few of them. a lot of you have discovered that i became covid positive. still technically am covid positive. i'm not harming or threatening anyone in new york city for the time-being. i only stress for the time-being. this might be a little bit of a bumpy ride these next couple hours. everyone has done yeoman's work trying to make sure it happens. i even trained my dog to handle my ifb and some of these other technical things we use to get the show to you. so i do have you know a couple of breathing issues. concentration issues. can't smell, taste or any of that. this isn't about me. this is about emails and tweets about me. let's get right to it before we get in and talk about the latest push for

"your world" with neil cavuto, the best in business right now. >> neil: had it with this 70s show, prices soaring, gas lines returning, savings dwindling? how about we turn the clock not quite so far back. not 50 years ago. how about just six years ago? to 2015. it has nothing to do with the price of gas back then or who the president was back then or another guy teeing up but running for president back then. no, 2015 was the last time that we heard from a singer simply known as adele. an iconic musical voice whose album "25" would be the last we'd hear for her for years. six long years. that is until now. because inflation may be back and you can't change that. so is adele. really, why would you think about changing that? today, today, fox on top of a pop star back. teasing her return with a single song. ♪♪ >> neil: i'm sorry. adele is back. there's hope for the world. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. i know what you're thinking. did this last time we had a session about her. this adele fixation of yours, cavuto is weird. make it makes you uncomfortable. last time i got into this, some of you s

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." when he's up there come wednesday, he could look down at an earth that is having its share of problems. rocketing inflation and of course, rocketing chain supply problems that are actually contributing more to that inflation. prices the highest they've been in so many years. touching everything you can think of including cotton and bacon and gasoline. i could go on and on. no real reason to. your used to it. this is far from transitory, right? susan li covering the impact of this and grady trimble on how it could impact your holiday season. susan? >> yeah, daily life is getting more expensive. this morning oil prices jumped to the highest in seven years. costing $82 a barrel for the first time since 2014. prices are spiking on supply shortages. it's not just oil and gas. cotton and corn are the most expensive in a decade. aluminum is the most pricy in 13 years. steel and soy beans have never cost as much. the rally in commodities has people nervous and lower growth, which is being mad

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." by now most of you know that neil cavuto has tested positive for covid-19. in fact, so many of you have reached out to me to wish him luck. i want everybody to know that he's feeling fine. he's a fighter and we look forward to getting him back in his chair as soon as possible. now this. a senior law enforcement official telling fox "what appears to be human remains have been found" in the search for brian laundrie along with some of his belongings. the fbi in tampa expected to give an update shortly. first to laura ingle with the latest in new york. laura? >> hi, charles. yeah, we're here in gabby petito's hometown where we're awaiting for any type of reaction coming from her mother and stepfather. this is where they reside and where gabby petito grew up. of course, you have joe petito and his wife. the press conference will take place shortly from the fbi to give us an indication about what they're calling or senior law enforcement officials are calling human remains in this reserve,

so i applaud, neil cavuto, who despite being employed by that grandson hellhole.had a lot of experience with fox news and chose to speak out. you very rarely see that type of troop spoken with a lover of humanity over at fox news. so i applaud neil cavuto, and at the same time i wonder how much job security that really gives him for the long haul. but, there is no real explaining a gentleman who is a surgeon general of florida and i am glad that the state senator had the sense to give herself to safety and ask him to leave. >> yes, a couple of things, number one we're thinking of neo-caputo who has lived bravely and forthrightly with multiple sclerosis with over two decades and talked about it on television. and secondly, we just think of doctor fauci's words had the polio and smallpox vaccine come out into this kind of anti vaccine environment. we would have our hands full to this day with the smallpox and polio. great things to these two gentlemen. friends of our broadcast for good reason. don calloway, bill kristol. we appreciate it so. much coming up, assessin

let's bring in neil cavuto, host of "your world" and "cavuto coast to coast" on the fox business channel what a nice treat to have you with us as you get ready to take over at 4:00. what is going through your mind as you listen to the press conference at the white house and what congressman brady had to say? >> well, i'm just kind of surprised by the late engagements on the part of the president. if you want something as president, you work your hiney off for it. this is the capitol hill, getting people to the white house is tradition among those that try to pitch bipartisanship and the effort to get you what you really want. john kennedy in the early 60s when he was pushing for tax cuts that were more of an effort to his own party than republicans but he worked them both. i'm thinking of ronald reagan who had to win over skeptical ronald reagans. he was making trips to the hill to get conservative democrats, the bowevils to go his way. presidents that work something work it hard. i'm reminded of the student in college studies from the test the night before and realizing it's a big exam.

and neil cavuto is a gentleman. neil does not deserve that. stay strong, neil.a long, long life. >>> coming up next -- can democrats come to an agreement on president biden's agenda? we'll talk to someone at the center of it. the chairman of the progressive caucus will join us next. towels. [sfx: doorbell rings] lifesaver! [blegh] you're weird, man. to each his own. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. classical music plays. um uh, brass band, new orleans. ♪ ♪ she drives hands free... along the coast. make it palm springs. ♪ cadillac is going electric. if you want to be bold, you have to go off-script. experience the all-electric cadillac lyriq. sharing smiles together is a gift. at aspen dental, it's easy to gift yourself the smile you deserve. new patients, get started with a comprehensive exam and full set of x-rays with no obligation. and if you don't have insurance, it's free. plus, get 20% off your treatment plan. enjoy flexible payment options and savings when it matters most. we're here to make your smil

i'm neil cavuto.of a history that gripped the nation nor a better part of a month and growing questions as to where brian laundrie is. so much we don't know.

neil cavuto reminded us don't take this for granted. this is dangerous stuff. blue skies in west, texas. less than one minute to liftoff. >> dana: we will watch this liftoff. it's 11 minutes and it comes back. you will see the whole thing happening here right here in the united states of america which i think is remarkable. the private sector is figuring out amazing ways to commercialize space flight. >> bill: at the third second mark. jeff bezos is on hand. on board is william shatner at age 90. buckle up. >> dana: we can risen to them. -- listen to them. they all have microphones. let's listen. >> [inaudible]. >> 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4. 2, 1. >> [loud roaring]. >> cleared the tower. the second human space flight crew. what a launch. [inaudible]. on the flight to space. >> you can follow along at the base of the screen. they are gaining speed. we have confirmed max-q. >> [silence]. >> [engine revving]. >> thanks for joining us live. second human flight. william shatner and 2 customers on board. they are well on their way to space. a clean burn on our blue engine 3.

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world" on top of a history that gripped the nation nor a better part of a month and growing questions as to where brian laundrie is. so much we don't know. this much we do. some closure for the family perhaps on the details of their daughter's tragic death. but so many questions besides. let's go to laura ingle with the latest. laura? >> as you mentioned, the cause of death made public by the coroner. he said she died by strangulation and explained how his team came to their conclusions on a zoom call. >> we look at the crime scene, the scene of the death, the scene of the body. the condition of the body. findings of autopsy and toxicology. >> that is how we arrived at the manner of death. so it depends on lots of circumstances. >> another key finding that petito had died three to four weeks before her remains were found, september 19th near the border of the grand teton national park in jackson, wyoming. this is a stretch of wilderness 30 miles down the road from where

before he goes up, neil cavuto will give him a few weeks.you get a chance to be up there for the ten minutes you will, what is the first thing you'll want to do? >> i'm going to look out the window, neil. i'm going to see the vastness of space and the fragility of the earth. >> neil: captain kirk getting ready to fly to space. all the time i thought he had been in space. apparently not. he's excited for it. 90 years young.

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world."r covid-19. in fact, so many of you have reached out to me to wish him luck. i want everybody to know that he's feeling fine. he's a fighter and we look forward to getting him back in his chair as soon as possible. now this. a senior law enforcement official telling fox "what appears to be human remains have been found" inhe

welcome, even, i'm neil cavuto.good to be back in our new york studios as we take a look at what's going on with an economy and a nation certainly coming back, and that's part of the surge in activity that has also, quince dentally, led to a surge in prices. but could all this government spending be compounding the problem and all of what you are seeing, seven-year highs this gas prices at the pump and now expectations those prices could go still higher? so, obviously, we passed the transitory thing. this is not just a short-lived issue, this is a real and live, ever-present issue. let's get the latest from mark meredith at the white house. mark. >> reporter: neil, good morning to you. well, it's too soon to tell whether or not the president is going to have history repeated for him. however, he is facing a lot of headwinds especially when it comes to the economy. you mentioned latest jobs report off the top showing that last month employers added far fewer jobs than originally expected. 194,000 added, economists we

eastern on fox news channel, your world with neil cavuto.ver the bay between the golden gate bridge and alcatraz. this time, the show's in person with thousands looking to the skies to see the amazing stunts and demonstrations and for those afraid of heights, there are tours of navy ships. next, chris wallace speaks with house minority whip, republican from louisiana, steve scalise and democratic senator from delaware, a close ally of president biden, chris kuhns, two very important figures, as the tax and spending bill and infrastructure battle continue on capitol hill. that's all for this hour of "fox news live." i'm mike emanuel. thank you so much for watching. have an awesome day. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. congress steps back from the financial brink, but the crisis isn't over. just postponed. >> the motion is agreed to. chris: the two parties compromise on a plan to save the u.s. from default but senate republicans blast their leader over bailing out democrats on the debt limit, accusing mitch mcconnell of cabbing. >> i don't understa

. >>> neil cavuto tested for positive for covid-19.news, doctors tell me i'm lucky as well, had i not been vaccinated and with all my medical issues this would be a far more dire situation. it is not because i did, and i'm surviving this because i did. joining us now is brian stelter, cnn chief media consultant and anchor of cnn "reliable sources". this is such a contrast between neil cavuto's statement and then the comments from some of his fox news colleagues. let's listen to that first. >> we're seeing data from europe, the united kingdom, fully vaccinated people are being hospitalized and fully vaccinated people are dying from covid and here we have a high profile example that will require more truth, more truth from our government, from our health leaders as well. as we talk about this story, on a day when state after state and institution after institution are pushing mandates for vaccination. >> i'm going to listen to the guy whose life depends on electronic i think. >> me as well. we learned about cavuto's diagnosis when he tes

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." fast moving developments where the president of the united states is making the personal pitch himself. some have likened this appearance on the hill even though the president has met with a number of top democrats and a couple of those republicans, the fact of the matter is, this is a democrat-only push to try to get them on the bigger spending same page. satisfy republican -- remember, 19 in the senate that voted for this infrastructure package not to lose hope as well as moderate democrats that don't want to lose the chance to vote on something that they think is worth the money. let's go to hillary vaughn keeping track of the developments. hi, hillary. >> house democrats, several of them were grumbling after the two-hour meeting this morning didn't make as much progress as they wanted saying that they think the president should be more involved. well, now the president is showing up on their door step. he was greeted by house democratic leadership and he asked house majority leade

and i applaud neil kavuto, despite being employed d i applaud neil cavuto, at the same time, i wonderg haul. there's no real explaining the gentleman who's the surgeon general of florida, and i'm glad that the state senator had the good sense to get herself to safety and ask him to leave. >> yeah, a couple of things here, number one, obviously we're thinking of neil cavuto who has lived bravely and forthrightly with multiple sclerosis for over two decade asks talked about it on television, and secondly, we just think of dr. fauci's words that had the polio and smallpox vaccines come out into this kind of anti-vacc environment, we would have our hands full to this day with smallpox and polio. great thanks to these two gentlemen, friends of our broadcast for good reason, john callaway, bill crystal, thank you very much. >>> assessing the damage from something called a bomb cyclone in the west. just as another storm slams into the east. s another storm slams o the east [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other co

. >> neil cavuto made his own plea after announcing he's tested positive for covid he's had ms since treated for cancer said in a statement had it not been vaccinated with all my medical issues this would be a far more dire situation. it is not because i did and i'm surviving this because i did i hope anyone and everyone gets the message a loud and clear get vaccinated for yourself and everyone around you. nearly one million people are living in the united states with ms king discussing his 13-year long battle with the disease and the challenges he's faced. >> i hope nobody noticed it, but election week in america was probably one of my worst weeks last year. i was having a lot of trouble functioning. >> he now wants to help other bis share higgins truth. >> if my personal experience can help anybody or help people understand again that the person next to you. you may not know it. on the subway, the bus, the coffee shop, might need your help and you can do a couple easy things to make them feel safer. if i can help where that, so be it. >> thanks to tom for that report. >> in this ca

reporter: by the way breaking news, great to have the genus of neil cavuto back in studio. neil: great to be back. the place was a pigsty. i'm kidding. reporter: missed you, really missed you. neil: great to be back. reporter: in terms of biden i thought he was really honest. he said retirement accounts will go down, interest rates will go up. i think that is pretty much what wall street is playing on today since you have the yield back above 1.50 this morning, 1.5%. you have nat-gas prices higher by 6%. it will cost a lot more. neil: the energy thing is wild. we're at multiyear highs on brent crude oil, our own west texas intermediate. what is going on here. >> opec plus says they will not extend production past 100,000 barrels a day, right? it sounds great, but people hoped for more. west texas which is the highest oil price we've seen since 2014. there is a risk of policy mix takes. we heard from joe biden saying interest rates will go up. i think that is consensus on the market you have the tapering back on stimulus but what happens when you're dealing with a stalling a

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. neil will be back tomorrow. first, more with chad pergram. talks could get a deal by wednesday. lydia is here with more information on the ports. chad? >> good afternoon, charles. this is the week the democrats home to forge an agreement on the social spending plan. obstacles remain. paying for the bill could be a problem. >> what are we doing? what in god's name are we doing? by the way, you hear these numbers, 3.5 trillion, 1.75 trillion. we pay for it all. it doesn't increase the deficit one single cent. >> increasing the corporate tax appears to be on the ropes. there's not a big spike. democrats are focused on a billionaire's tax that would only impact several hundred people. kyrsten sinema is skeptical of additional taxes. joe manchin appears to be okay with taxing the ultra rich. >> i support everyone paying their fair share of taxes. how you get to it. we all have a different approach. i think corporations should be paying a minimum if you're doing business in the united states. everyone that has the protection of this country should

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. neil will be back tomorrow. first, more with chad pergram.dia is here with more information on the ports. chad? >> good afte

now ro khanna, the width of the progressive caucus, telling neil cavuto, ten days it will be done.s a lot that progressives should be happy about. i think the attitude should be versus nothing, you're getting a whole lot of something. everyone will get onboard. nancy pelosi doesn't mess up. it doesn't happen. she knows where the boundary lines are. she knew when she endorse the framework that it was going to work, and biden knew as well. he was going to come back to a rosier picture. >> katie: shannon, it was either really good idea for the president to make this announcement and leave and let them hash it out. or looks bad because it doesn't look like he's really involved as they continue to talk about what may or may not happen. >> shannon: because greg has child care issues, that's why greg jr. is sitting with me. it's a huge gamble. you really put pressure on your party because you're leaving and saying i expected to be done by the time i get back. the first was by the time i land. like you said, speaker pelosi doesn't mess up in the sense that she's always very aware of what t

very excited that captain kirk and neil cavuto are coming up in the next show.aptain kirk, william william shatner. i thought he was in space, that was not in actuality because it was tv show. william shatner looks forward to go up in space. they pushed forward back for wednesday. he is ready for a trip of a

"your world" with neil cavuto, the best in business right now. >> neil: had it with this 70s show, pricesindling? how about we turn the clock not quite so far back. not 50 years ago. how about just six years ago? to 2015. it has nothing to do with the price of gas back then or who the president was back then or another guy teeing up but running for president back then. no, 2015 was the last time that we heard from a singer simply known as adele. an

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i'm neil cavuto. very glad to be back. some of you know that i tested positive for covid., see how i was doing. still testing positive but safe confines for a relocation right now, i'm at home. i'm not putting any one in danger. my wife tested positive. so the only vulnerable one right now is our dog. very good to have you.

mike: to your world-class colleague neil cavuto is immune-compromised and he made the passionate plealost nearly 800,000 in the u.s., take the political speaking points and toss them for now. i'm begging you, toss them. think of what's good not only for yourself but those around you. mike: leslie, your thoughts? >> leslie: neil is absolutely right. there shouldn't be political. you know, seat belts, okay, that aside, polio, no, we don't. smallpox, no, we don't. why we got vaccines and we got vaccinated and we need to get vaccinated. the mandates have -- look at the numbers. mandates have forced people to think differently. they want to fly or keep their job or they want to go to a certain concert. last nigh my kids texted me and they said, mom, my husband covers for some professional team's hockey last night and as a position and my kids were going into the hockey game, mom, we can't enter unless we have proof of our vaccines which i have on my phone so i'm sending this last night. they get to go to the game. look, it's better for everyone involved and we say everyone, not just the pe

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." so fast-moving developments on capitol hill and at the white house where we're seeing what democrats are saying are real signs of progress. jacqui heinrich has more. >> good afternoon, neil. good to see you. here's a good snapshot of where things stand. we know senatest bernie sanders is meeting with the president right now in the oval office. that is ongoing. this appears to come together rather quickly after joe manchin said earlier today that he had a meeting with the president last night that was hastily arranged. he didn't expect it. he ended up having one. that's how the pressure is coming toward the senators and the people on the hill from the white house. but also squared to that, senate finance chair ron widen just told hill reporters that the billionaire tax was on the table and ways and means chairman richard neal said it's out of course. there's things moving at warp speed also like the plan cost zero dollars and it's paid for. i asked jen psaki if it was paid for and i di

welcome to "coast to coast" i'm jackie deangelis in for neil cavuto today, some of the top stories this afternoon, president biden working furiously to get his own party to agree on a spending bill but we're learning the two sides won't even be in the same room during talks today. of course the supply chain crisis now hitting where it really hurts. the stomach. schools having trouble supplying cafeterias. north korea fire as short-range missile. some are concerned that the white house is not worried about this. straight to our top story, president biden will meet with democratic lawmakers to dislodge any opposition to his already stalled agenda. hillary vaughn with the latest for us. reporter: good afternoon, jackie. president biden needs to seal the deal. he sees the talks the way to put the pedal to the metal, to speed up negotiations between progressives and moderates over the social spending package. senator krysten sinema arrived to meet with president biden. at 2:00 p.m. house progressives will meet with biden. treasury secretary janet yellen and including congressional caucus cha

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. tracking your cash. as you just heard, democrat lawmakers proposing to lift the irs' monitoring threshold to $10,000 a year from $600 following republican outrage are. the state of florida says the sunshine state will not comply with all this. i'm going to talking to florida's chief financial officer in just a moment. but first if, gerri willis is with me to break it all down for you. they claim that remember bind said he wasn't going to hit anybody over $under 500,000 a year? this hits the middle class. >> absolutely. solidly in the jaw, there is no doubt about it. we have numbers from the joint committee on taxation showing about half of the money would come from people who are earning $50,000 or less. here's how it would work. so we changed the threshold, right, from $600 to $10,000, but that's going to hit middle class folks. i want you the hear what pat toomey, the senator, had to say. >> almost every single american. not just average american. the vast majority of americans have

look at this ashley webster in for neil cavuto. you traitor. well-done. ashley: thank you for the image of 630,000 miles ever intest teen wrapped around the world just in time for lunch. i will take it here. i'm ashley webster here for neil cavuto. we'll tell you about it all. plus gas prices over 7 bucks? yep, you heard it right. we'll tell you where. you probably already know, inflation, sinking morale at the golden corral. it rhymes the company's ceo joins us on that. there is optimism over another issue, the return of buffets. allah the buffet. get to the top story the white house spending plan continuing to face internal opposition. senator krysten sinema pushing back against proposed tax hikes. hillary vaughn at the white house with the latest episode when the spending plan turns. hillary? reporter: this social spending plan, the programs in it and the fay fors for it are getting trimmed, some are getting shopped. this whole package is getting carved up a lot like a pumpkin. even though there is a lot of changes being made to president biden's signa

neil cavuto, you were an original employee of fox news, weren't you? neil: i was. i was cleaning out the mens room, trying to get on air. it is hard to believe, right? we always say this, where did the time go. every older person said where did the time go. where did the time go. stuart i did catch you on "fox & friends" this morning. you did a great job as always. if you go the t-shirt route, game over. the jeans are fine. if you start veering into the t-shirt thing and everything else -- stuart: it will not happen, neil. neil: a little bit of gravitas i attach to you. t-shirt thing, it just loses me. stuart: thank you. neil: thank you my friend. we're following up bringing rally you started stuart. the dow industrials is up 530 points. a lot of this is relief. at least we passed the debt ceiling hump. i don't know if we're overreacting to this, pushing this down two, maybe three months in between that range when we do with it all over again. it gets us past the immediate concern, they will run out of dough, everything would shut down which might have been extreme

tune in for shatner and his fellow passengers' prelaunch interview with neil cavuto today at 4:00 p.mwatch there. todd: i respect the honesty, would you be scared if you were going up, i would be scared out of my mind. carley: would you say that william shatner looks great for his age? coming up, 55 minutes after the hour. more to come on "fox & friends first" including this story, central american officials sounding the alarm as thousands of migrants are still making the trek to the u.s. the dangerous conditions they are facing. todd: plus, it is day that ends in y, do you know what that means, joe concha is here. plus dr. marty makary and brandon judge joining us live. a big show ahead. ♪ regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. classical music plays. um uh, brass band, new orleans. ♪ ♪ she drives hands free... along the coast. make it palm springs. ♪ cadillac is going electric. if you want to be bold, you have to go off-script. experience the all-electric cadillac lyriq. >> officers rushed to the scene, they got there quickly and walke

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world," this is a divided world among moderates that think that about 1 3/4 trillion is about right. progressives say it's about half of what they think would be remotely right. no indications as yet as to whether bernie sanders is going along with any of this. all of this as the president is on his way to rome with a message before he left, get it done. will it get done? the latest on chad pergram from capitol hill. chad? >> good afternoon, neil. the text of the social spending bill is out. it's several thousand pages. it will take days for members to process. we know family leave is out. we know the bill includes $550 billion to cut carbon emissions by 2030. but this is not the final text. it will be updated. >> i want to see the text. the text is up. the text is up for review, for consideration for review. people will then say this should be this way or clarification or addition, subtraction, whatever it is. this is the legislative process. >> house speaker nancy pelo

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world."

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we have team coverage with peter doocy at the white house and chad pergram on how moderates and progressives are responding on capitol hill. peter? >> president biden is changing his approach before our eyes. a few weeks ago when he made the high profile trip to capitol hill to meet with all democratic lawmakers at once, nothing hatched. now he's trying to divide and conquer democrats. first meeting with progressives and then moderates. >> well, these are serious policy discussions. often on nitty gritty details. they're not duels in factions of the party. there's broad agreement about the vast majority of issues here. the president is basing this approach on five decades on washington, when is a good guide on how to get things done. >> joe manchin got his own meeting today. he separately tries to iron things out with the president and democratic socialist bernie sanders. he claims that nobody has asked him, manchin, to support a new tax on carbon as a way to pay for the president's p

i'm neil cavuto. this is your scary world. first after, susan li on the scare for shoppers and william la jeunesse in california and the bottlenecks that are driving shoppers and shippers batty. we begin with susan. >> we're looking at the fastest jump in consumers prices since 1991, 30 years ago when prices went up this quickly. you're paying 4.5% more than a year ago. strip out food and energy, core inflation, which is the federal reserved preferred gauge, that still went up 3.5%. still a three decades high. you've been hearing complaints from americans biggest companies about the high prices that they have to pay. starbucks being the latest today with the stock having to single worst day in a year and they said they were making less because they have to pay more for raw materials and labor. when these companies pay out more, they pass on the costs to consumers by hiking their own prices and just this week, caterpillar, kraft, heinz, del monte among the companies raising prices. they join verizon and at&t that have also incr

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." all eyes clearly focused on krysten sinema, who is already been confronted in a rest room. joe manchin has been confronted by kayakers and all because they're not towing the party line that says get this done and get it done fast. the fall-out quick and, well, for some, too much too soon. let's get the latest from peter doocy at the white house on where this battle stands right now. hi, peter. >> good afternoon. the latest is that the president is about to host a virtual meeting with house progressives to go over the reasons why the package will be smaller than 3.5 trillion. that was a head scratcher to find out about. because officials had been saying the plan cost nothing. listen. >> so are you now admitting that the plan does not cost zero or is it less than zero? >> what we're talking about here is how muched the top line investments are, which are all paid for, so therefore it cost zero. no matter what the cost or size of the top-line investments, we have ways to pay for it. >> s

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and a special look at where we have found ourselves on somethingthought we had overcome. there's a whole generation that doesn't remember the '70s with the exception of leisure suitses and bell bottoms. i do remember other aspects like long gas lines and the fears it could get out of control. i also remember cds that were yielding 18%. hard to conceive of. but could it be happening again? a beleaguered president then trying to get on top of a problem that wouldn't go away, and now a beleaguered president -- also a democrat -- dealing with the same thing that he hopes goes away. so far no signs has happening. and we decided for the next hour cover all the bases, where it's happening, what they can do to possibly deal with it. and we've got you covered with some of the best and brightest names out there including our own larry kudlow are, the former are director of the national economic council under president trump, john cats knee d.c. as well, owner of a grocery store, katrina -- the real estate genius. she saw florida booming when we were, well, i

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." let's zero in with peter doocy at the white house. peter? >> charles, around here we just heard from the press secretary that even if democrats are not able to include a way to pay for this by taxing corporations, they still claim that they will not dip into deficit spending. listen here. >> the president's belief as you heard him say last night that compromise is not a dirty word. we'll get nothing if we do not have 50 votes. the alternative is not a larger package. the alternative is nothing. so his objective is to continue to press forward, to bring the parties together, to get a historic package done. >> and there's word from capitol hill that there could be a deal as soon as today. something that has been dogging he this administration from day one, immigration. we just heard at the end of martha's show, 1.7 million migrants detained in fiscal year 2021. that season a all-time high. president biden claimed that he's been to the border even though there's no record of him ever goi

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world" to peter doocy at the white house with the latest. peter? >> this all fits together. the white house wants a transformational human infrastructure package worth several trillion dollars at the same time that the supply chains are all backed up. a few minutes ago, i asked in the briefing room how it's all going to work. >> president biden does not want to raise taxes on anyone making less than $400,000 a year. but there's a new fox poll that finds 83% of registered voters are noticing bills for groceries and everyday items increasing. how is that any difference than a new tax? >> you know, we are dealing with a historic and evolving pandemic that is impacting our economy. we have seen it for the past 1 1/2 years. that's what people have been dealing with. it's having an outside impact on our global supply chain, this is why we're trying to pass the president's domestic economic policy. >> behind the scenes democrats are trying to figure out what exactly can fit int

here is neil cavuto. art, very, very much. sandra, good hering you as well. dow selling of, not as dramatically as early on. we're getting a sense they turn on every item and news nugget they get at least right now out of washington. of course as stuart was just telling you joe manchin saying we're not going to d

very excited that captain kirk and neil cavuto are coming up in the next show. neil cavuto, take it away. captain kirk one of my all time favorites. neil: absolutely. i'm with you. we'll indeed hearing from captain kirk, william william shatner. i thought he was in space, that was not in actuality because it was tv show. william shatner looks forward to go up in space. they pushed forward back for wednesday. he is ready for a trip of a lifetime. you get a chance to be up there are got ten minutes you will. what is the first thing you want to do? >> i'm going to look out the window, neil. i'm going to see the vastness of space and the fragility of the earth and i'm going to continue that theme in my thinking, and in my work. neil: i think that is a good goal to look out the window because it is an impressive sight. you won't have much time, you have ten minutes. the two paying astronauts in this journey put up $250,000. that is 25,000-dollar a minute, because well worth it because the view is spectacular. we'll have a little more on the interview coming up later

we made a lot of news last week when neil cavuto with multiple health problems pleaded with people toracting covid. he even drew praise from some competitors at rival cable networks along with harshly negative e-mails that he had had fun reading on the air. his message is really important which is why it generated so many headlines. that's it for this edition of media buzz. i'm howard kurtz. we hope you'll like our facebook page. you can post your comments. we can continue the conversation on twitter as well. check out my podcast, media buzz meter. we have a lot of fun doing this, we look at the buzziest stories of the day and the media coverage, you can subscribe at i-tunes, google pod casts or your amazon device. we're back here next sunday, 11:00 eastern, we p hope to see you all then with the latest buzz. ♪ >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the

. >> at the big dust, neil cavuto. >> no offense, but you did not answer my question. >> how to go?e? >> you can see there the bonding and the respect congressman has for me. >> i believe the right course for america is one where government steps in to help those in need. we are compassionate feet people, but then we let people build their own lives, create enterprises. we believe in free enterprise, not redistribution. >> it -- people where i am. >> i think the republican party is big enough for there to be a vibrant debate on these issues. we need to be not just the opposition to barack obama and the left, but the alternative. >> welcome to the sixth republican presidential debate of the 2015 campaign here on the fox business network. >> you came back with a surgical strike. it was the first time i have seen you with a little bit of anger. >> maybe i will get better. >> with those electoral votes, we now have our next president. >> donald trump is the 45th president of the united states. >> the shutdown reflects that the democrats are more engaged in campaigning and politics than

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