now it's back to neil fox . to neil fox. hey, welcome into mark dolan tonight me neil fox. now in a i'll bring you the clips of the week. yes i'll be running through the weird and wonderful moments from the last seven days on gb news. and there are some caucus also this hour, former conservative mp neil parish gives his verdict on whether dominic raab can survive as deputy prime. i'll be joined a music legend, lee , as he gets music legend, lee, as he gets ready to celebrate 40 years of soul group imagination . and we soul group imagination. and we could all do with a pick me up, couldn't we? i mean, what week? what a year it's been so far. who better than mr. to deliver a p9p who better than mr. to deliver a pep talk to the nation evening from o'clock. we'll have all of your favourite features, including my big opinion and my big interview this evening will be with mega man, the founder of so solid crude. we'll also be talking all things music. that's all to come between now and 11:00. but first, let's bring you the good, the bad and the ugly from the last seven days of gb

now it's back to neil fox . to neil fox. hey, welcome into mark dolan tonight me neil fox. now in a i'll bring you the clips of the week. yes i'll be running through the weird and wonderful moments from the last seven days on gb news. and there are some caucus also this hour, former conservative mp neil parish gives his verdict on whether dominic raab can survive as deputy prime. i'll be joined a music legend, lee , as he gets music legend, lee, as he gets ready to celebrate 40 years of soul group imagination . and we soul group imagination. and we could all do with a pick me up, couldn't we.7 i could all do with a pick me up, couldn't we? i mean, what week? what a year it's been so far. who better than mr. to deliver a p9p who better than mr. to deliver a pep talk to the nation evening from o'clock. we'll have all of your favourite features, including my big opinion and my big interview this evening will be with mega man, the founder of so solid crude. we'll also be talking all things music. that's all to come between now and 11:00. but first, let's bring you the good, the

then to the people's with me, neil fox.s police of lord in a scheme of rehabilitating offenders who suffer from addiction which they say are save local about addiction which they say are save local abou t £800,000 from save local about £800,000 from reductions in shoplifting . now reductions in shoplifting. now the region's police crime commissioner simon foster has said locking up those who shot to fund their addictions rarely the underlying causes crime. so with this apparent success story, we're asking should we be punishing criminals or rehabilitating them ? so let's go rehabilitating them? so let's go to good friend of the show. first take on this. it's and dudley . hello there, andrew. dudley. hello there, andrew. nice to have you on tonight. what do you think then? seems like a good idea in their. what do you think then? seems like a good idea in their . yeah like a good idea in their. yeah well i think there's an argument for both of . to be quite honest for both of. to be quite honest with you for punishment and re

then to the people's with me, neil fox.s police of lord in a scheme of rehabilitating offenders who suffer from addiction which they say are save local about addiction which they say are save local abou t £800,000 from save local about £800,000 from reductions in shoplifting . now reductions in shoplifting. now the region's police crime commissioner simon foster has said locking up those who shot to fund their addictions rarely the underlying causes crime. so with this apparent success story, we're asking should we be punishing criminals or rehabilitating them ? so let's go rehabilitating them? so let's go to good friend of the show. first take on this. it's and dudley . hello there, andrew. dudley. hello there, andrew. nice to have you on tonight. what do you think then? seems like a good idea in their. what do you think then? seems like a good idea in their . yeah like a good idea in their. yeah well i think there's an argument for both of . to be quite honest for both of. to be quite honest with you for punishment and re

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i'll see you on fox news at night. >> neil: a very busy news day. so many stories we could choose to lead our show like all the meetings today, the house judiciary committee looking into the border mess, the house oversight committee taking on the fraud and waste and the whole pandemic spending mess. the big one with the president and kevin mccarthy on the debt mess. and the federal reserve with another hike in interest rates. the eighth if you're counting in less than a year. each and all are worthy leads, but not today. not when the goat goes. we figured anyone still at the top of his game, quitting his game after 23 years, that is a big story. he is a big story. now let me be clear, not like adele quitting a promising singing career in her prime, big story, she's in her own luscious league. i digress. tom brady, a big deal. he's leaving the national football team. fox on top of a world that has to adjust. your world right now. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. on this earth shattering v development, the goat says he's really going this time. phil keating

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next it's mark dolan tonight with neil fox standing this neil fox standing in this presenter. you all next saturday. hello again as we through saturday night, we are going any rain clearing away that will then leave things fairly chilly first thing on sunday morning but through the day looking largely sunny . day it's looking largely sunny. if we look at the bigger picture and we this front that's and we have this front that's been making its way south eastwards across the uk the day as a cold front, we do as it's a cold front, it we do have colder air coming so have colder air coming in so things are going to turn a bit chillier we through the chillier as we go through the rest the weekend take look rest of the weekend take a look at details through saturday at the details through saturday night can that front night and you can see that front here its way southwards, here making its way southwards, bringing some cloud and little bit rain time, but bit of rain for a time, but turning drier behind it with largely skies any largely clear skies and any showers scotland showers across sco

. >> neil, fox is told that the ntsb did brief members of the house transportation and infrastructure committee today. in a statement, chair sam graves said instead of speculating about what went wrong here and who is to blame, he's wanting to gather the facts first and then he hopes that congress will then act to try to secure some legislative fixes. neil? >> neil: thank you for that, aishah. let's go to east palestine, a resident dealing with this. first told when the first explosion happened to leave his home, that he could come back and telling him to leave again. i don't know how he keeps up with it. eric, how are you holding up now? >> we're getting better every day, i suppose. at least we're back in our homes right now. we're happy for that. just wish it was a little bit in better circumstances with better air and water quality. we would be happier with that. we take what we can get for right now. >> neil: eric, you heard the governor a little earlier. he was saying that you don't have to drink bottled water unless you have a well. do you have a well? how do you feel about the

. >> neil, fox news learn china spy balloon operation in south carolina have been halted, suspended until monday because of rough water conditions expected tonight, up to 35 mile per hour winds. we learned the payload has been located, it is mostly in tact and expected that is where we are expected to find most of the electronics of this spy balloon, a major finding, this as more and more equipment is being brought to this operation, more unmanned vehicles being brought in, cranes and naval divers who are on the scene to help eventually recover this equipment. that payload has been located, not yet recovered, here is what the pentagon says about what this operation looks like moving forward. >> depending on the size of the debris, they are able to tag it, debris brought up quickly is brought up, put on a vessel and taken to shore. debris that will take more time and especially given the current sea states, it may take longer, we know where it is, we tag it and will go recover that and bring it up. >> the fbi says so far investigators have been able to recover the balloon canopy, wiring an

neil: fox on top of the palestine, ohio residents told up to hurry up and wait. fema denied request for disaster relief at least right now apparently because norfolk southern is the one picking up the bills or should be but not really picking up all that much right now so what happens now? we've got you covered with wisconsin congressman who says some people should lose their job over this mess. some of his republican colleague s are thinking of one guy in particular. then, are we headed to a default this summer? i'm talking unable to pay our bills as soon as july? the congressional budget office says it is more likely than you think. cbo director phillip swagel on the math he says just doesn't add up and improves the odds of something bad going down. welcome, everybody i'm neil cavuto. let's get the latest from east palestine where you'll find lucas tomlinson. how do things looked to? reporter: neil, many residents we've spoken to already this morning voicing the same frustrations we just heard at the top of the show. ohio governor mike dewine wrap ped up a pres

next it's mark dolan tonight with neil fox standing this neil fox standing in this presenter. you all next saturday. hello again as we through saturday night, we are going any rain clearing away that will then leave things fairly chilly first thing on sunday morning but through the day looking largely sunny . day it's looking largely sunny. if we look at the bigger picture and we this front that's and we have this front that's been making its way south eastwards across the uk the day as a cold front, we do as it's a cold front, it we do have colder air coming so have colder air coming in so things are going to turn a bit chillier we through the chillier as we go through the rest the weekend take look rest of the weekend take a look at details through saturday at the details through saturday night can that front night and you can see that front here its way southwards, here making its way southwards, bringing some cloud and little bit rain time, but bit of rain for a time, but turning drier behind it with largely skies any largely clear skies and any showers scotland showers across sco

obviously all of the topics that you been covering, including the situation in knowsley with laurence fox , neilvin as well. but we've a really fascinating interview, too, with riley gaines. now she is the star us swimmer who had to share a dressing room, a changing room with lee thomas. the trans competitors . there's a big competitors. there's a big scandal about this developing in the us. she's going to reveal all in a uk exclusive interview . wow. i mean , i don't know why . wow. i mean, i don't know why i'm amazed any more, dan, because he's every night we do is and sat down watson will be coming your way very shortly and certainly sounds of it you certainly the sounds of it you absolutely not want to miss it thank you very much everybody. i've enjoyed i've thoroughly enjoyed filling in particular show. in for this particular show. i'll back tomorrow p.m. in for this particular show. i'll back tomorrow pm. for i'll be back tomorrow 3 pm. for my sharp shot slot. my regular sharp shot slot. i think i've enough, don't you? i'll see you tomorrow. hello there. i'm here with your latest weather u

obviously all of the topics that you been covering, including the situation in knowsley with laurence fox , neilvin as well. but we've a really fascinating interview, too, with riley gaines. now she is the star us swimmer who had to share a dressing room, a changing room with lee thomas. the trans competitors . there's a big competitors. there's a big scandal about this developing in the us. she's going to reveal all in a uk exclusive interview . wow. i mean , i don't know why . wow. i mean, i don't know why i'm amazed any more, dan, because he's every night we do is and sat down watson will be coming your way very shortly and certainly sounds of it you certainly the sounds of it you absolutely not want to miss it thank you very much everybody. i've enjoyed i've thoroughly enjoyed filling in particular show. in for this particular show. i'll back tomorrow p.m. in for this particular show. i'll back tomorrow pm. for i'll be back tomorrow 3 pm. for my sharp shot slot. my regular sharp shot slot. i think i've enough, don't you? i'll see you tomorrow. hello there. i'm here with your latest weather u

meghan is upset and overwhelmed and commentator neil told fox news that sources say the pair might sueue. isn't that like saying hunter might get high. the good news is they can hire michael avenatti at a discount. kat you love royalty >> kat: oh, yeah. no. no, i love this. i love this because it points out their hypocrisy's almost just too easy to say they want privacy and then, you know, they go out in the media, they're all over the place. in the book he not only reveals a bunch of stuff about himself but he reveals any secret anyone's ever told them. so you quit because the daily mail's so awful and then you become the daily mail. >> greg: it's true. you can't trust him. i wouldn't tell him anything. and we're really close. piers, have you heard anything about this story? have you ever heard of this pair. >> piers: again, i don't want to bring anything personal into this, other than the reason i now work at fox nation, for example, is because i was doing a show i loved called good morning britain white to the point they squealed to oprah in the biggest wine i heard in royaltiestory

[laughter] neil: thank you, my friend. craig he area are rah, foxfollowing all of that. >>> well, i hope you're enjoying your weekend. you'd probably love it to be maybe a three-day weekend. well, there is a push right now because of a study that actually started in britain where they tried workers out doing a four-day workweek and, apparently, it was a resounding success. and now it's going to be pretty much normal for a lot of businesses there. and some folks here are hoping that it spreads. after this. ♪ everybody's working for the weekend. ♪ everybody wants a new romance ♪ oh my god mom, you gotta look... nope. keeping my eyes on the road is paying off with drivewise. bo-ring. get drivewise from allstate and save for avoiding mayhem like me. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. craig herrera, fox weather, ♪ neil: all right, would you like a fou

. >> neil: it's a fox show, senator. very good seeing you. senator john tester of montana.this. more questions than any answers. we'll keep purchsuing that. we'll have more on the ohio train derailment and an important meeting scheduled for tonight. garrett tenney is in east palestine with more. >> yeah, neil. the big question is east palestine safe. officials say the air and water does not pose a threat to residents. the folks that live here are not so convinced. we'll have the latest coming up. . next time, go to america's best where two pairs and a free, quality eye exam start at just $79.95. book an exam today at americasbest.com. ♪ research shows people remember ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget. did you know that liberty mutual custo— ♪ liberty mutual. ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ ♪ custom home insurance created for you all. ♪ ♪ now the song is done ♪ ♪ back to living in your wall. ♪ they're just gonna live in there? ♪ yes.

neil: and, of course, fox is broadcasting the big game.kend? who are you rooting for? >> well, i root for the new england patriots. the first two super bowls we were in in 1996 and '01 were both in new orleans, both games done by fox. and weapon privileged -- we were privileged to win our first super bowl right after 9/11, three, four months later, and it was a great coming together. and i always remember what a great job the fox announcers and the fox network did with the game. it was really just one of the special moments in my life, and we were privileged to win there. so fox and the kraft family are branded together pretty strongly. neil: i'm glad to hear that. i am curious though, it's a pity the pate if lots aren't in it this year concern patriots. kansas city, philadelphia is. who do you like? >> well, i like the new england patriots -- [laughter] i predict to you that this'll probably be -- neil: all right. >> -- the most watched super bowl ever. they're two great teams, two great coaches, quarterbacks, and, you know, it'll be a ve

amy freeze fox weather meteorologist. >> it worked out okay. neildad is mr. freeze. if you're watching, what's up. neil: this is a doozy. >> this is a wild storm that we've got. kept us real busy with fox weather. this is 2,000-miles in range. let me show you the setup. we can get into details. you can see the range of this. a lot of snow in the northern plains, two feet in the rockies. northern montana going up to 30 inches. top five storm for minneapolis. minneapolis get snow this time of year. those reds on the map are for blizzard warnings. those are on the doorstep of minneapolis, blowing wind conditions and zero visibility. this storm is not just expansive of the snow it could produce in minneapolis up to two feet late tonight early tomorrow, but because of the ice. temperatures are tricky. a real tough forecast to nail. milwaukee, detroit, getting ice over long duration, not just snow totals, all that pink, feet of snow, neil, once we talk about ice, that gets dangerous. sloppy and dangerous for travel, take down streets and powers lines. all

gianno of course fox news political analyst, giano caldwell podcast host a lot more and my friend. >> thank you. neilke a fox. that is getting pretty harsh reaction from donald trump, that not withstanding one of the things he is emphasizing law enforcement come to florida where you will be appreciated. that was the undertone there. that certainly worked with that crowd, other crowds he is visiting. what do you make of it? >> i think it is genius. if you look at the image on our screen with ron, look at him, a young guy, such a contrast from donald trump and joe biden and he is doing the police push i think is so smart. most people say okay this guy is clearly running for president by visiting the police organizations across the country. i think that would be a good idea but doing it from the vessel, hey, i'm the governor of florida, look how we treat our police and our police do a fantastic job here in florida. this is an open opportunity for you to come join our workforce because, a lot of places like say, for example. in chicago the police force there is completely demoralized. you get the opportu

neil: and of course fox's broadcast of the big game. how do you think is going to go this weekend?> i root for the new england patriots a. the first two super bowls we were in an 1996 and 2001 were both in new orleans. both games done by fox. we were privileged to win our first super bowl right after 911. three or four months later. it's a great coming together pretty always remember what a great job the fox announcers did with the game. it was really one of these special moments in my life. we are privileged to win there. so fox and the kraft family branded together pretty strongly. >> i am curious though it's a pity kansas city philadelphia are. would you like? >> i like the new england patriots. it. [laughter] i predict to you i think this'll probably the most watched super bowl ever. there are two great teams to great coaches to great quarterbacks. it will be a very exciting payment. neil: definitely as well let me ask you little under your leadership certainly become one of the most consistently profitable franchises and football history. i am curious what you make of some cha

our citizens need to know more than they do. >> n>> neil: you said that eloquently. foxrold ford junior jesse watters and greg got filled. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." a super bowl stunner, the kansas city chiefs defending jesse's philadelphia eagles 38-35 a nail-biting fight to the finish and we got brand-new video of jesse reacting to it all.

. >> n>> neil: you said that eloquently. fox news contributor, so much we don't know that we will keep things into eventually we will know. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone i'm dana perino with jessie, harold ford junior jesse watters and greg got filled. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." a super bowl stunner, the kansas city chiefs defending jesse's philadelphia eagles 38-35 a nail-biting fight to the finish and we got brand-new video of jesse reacting to it all. [cheers and applause] jesse with a little meltdown after the defeat and doing what equals fans do best. they would have done that whether one or lost. and the police force to intervene with pepper spray. equals fans outraged by a penalty on james bradberry who later admitted that he was in the wrong. >> i definitely pulled on the jersey. it is what it is. >> dana: it is also a big night for rihanna performing halftime and first live show in seven years. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a singer performing thousand hits all the while pregnant with her second child. the biggest

fox business. she no to me, neil, 16 times since taking office without a explanation as to why she will not answer ic questions from fox business. we'll hear from the president tomorrow night the state of the the union address, the economy big part of the that address. neil: could have been your tie, could have been your tie, edward. you never know. little stuff like that. thank you my friend, edward lawrence follows all of that. we hope that changes. ryan zinke, former secretary of interior, commander seal team six, colorful past, now a mon nan at that congressman. good to see you. we know the chinese are upset, we don't know whether this is political cover and it goes away, what do you think? >> it is interesting. china is not being obvious, it is not civilian airship but our administration has not been honest with us. we didn't down it for fear of casualties on the ground. that is not true. aleutian chain, been there as a seal. most isolated spots. montana, petroleum county has less people in it than members of congress. so if you want to recover it, you would down it and recover it over montana

neil: and the four star fox news contributor, general, what do you make of the provocation of north koreaith the chinese all, but ignoring our diplomates including secretary of state blinken. what do you make of the two? >> well, you know, the north koreans are, you know, sort of experts at sort of taking advantage of any situation in the world when the u.s. may be, our attention diverted someplace else. i think between paying attention to balloons and coming up with the one-year anniversary on ukraine, these things are not totally, i think, unpredictable. and that really, our response has to be one of continuing to sort of bring together a collective response from japan, south korea, like that, so the north koreans can't paint it as just against the americans, that it's really them against the world. neil: you know, it's period, gen-- it's weird, general, i'm the one connecting the dots and someone like yourself more savvy, when you think about it, we want to talk to north korea, north korea doesn't want to talk to us. we want to talk to china and the post the balloon thing. and they han

of dismantling the american people's trust in the outcome of an election, fox news called. >> what was clear is somebody like neil cavuto was an outlier at fox, right? there was a time when i and i'll speak personally thought someone like maria bartiromo had jumped the shark. but what have we seen? we've seen through the text messages through this process and civil litigation the honest truth which is they knew it was not a rigged and stolen election but because money and because stock and because viewership counted so much to them they wanted to direct and drive narrative that was false to its viewers. as a lawyer, what's really critical about this procedural stage of where we are in this litigation is that what we saw in this 192-page filing was something that was filed by dominion in support of their motion for summary judgment. and for nonlawyers basically what dominion is telling the court is we've done the discovery, we've taken the depos. we've gotten these text messages among other thing, there is literally nothing a jury has to decide anymore, judge. there are no genuine issues of material fact that a ju

included in the documents was the response from fox news executives when neil cavuto cut off then trumpetary kayleigh mcenany for making unsubstantiated claims. >> we won an honest, accurate, lawful count. we what maximum sunlight. we want maximum transparency. we want every legal vote to be counted and weant every illegalote -- >> i think we have tbe very clear she is charging the other side welcoming fraud and illegal voting. and lest she has more details to back that up, i can't inood countenance continue showing you this. amy: so after that, dominion said in his lawsuit that "the brand team led by fox corporation notified senior fox news and fox corporation leadership of the brand threat posed by kabuto's action." chris layman, can you lay out what the documents reveal and what they say about fox news, particularly talk about the stars of fox, what laura ingraham knew, what sean hannity knew, what tucker carlsen new, what has been revealed in these emails and what they would say on the air? >> i think the clip you just played is quite revealing because what neil cavuto is doing is w

neil: good to see my friend, jonathan hoenig following all of that the big primary tomorrow we'll monitor it here on fox jackie deangelis what is coming up on "the big money show" in about 13 minutes. hey, jackie. >> neil, that's right, we're talking about big tech censorship of the wuhan lab leak theory. what it could cost companies moving forward. congresswoman claudia tenney wants money allocated to the irs to secure the border. we'll talk about that at the top of the hour. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may

neil. lets start off with the developing news of the day, which is this. fox balloon did have western-made parts and some of those parts had english writing on them. this is coming from a source familiar with today's classified briefings to both senators and house members. it's very interesting development because of course, the state department a senior state department official, earlier today had told us that they were confident that this balloon manufacturer actually had a direct relationship with the chinese army. so now the question is, who is this manufacturer and perhaps which western nation is this manufacturer sitting in. those are some of the questions that i imagine lawmakers will have in the coming days. senators for the most part not revealing a lot about what they learned in this classified briefing. republicans coming out of this still believe the administration bungled this. take a listen. >> there's nothing in there that i learned that would have said that we shouldn't have shot it down when it was over alaska. >> i think we need to recognize

i'll see you on fox news at night. >> neil: a very busy news day. we could choose to lead our show like all the meetings today, the house judiciary committee looking into the border mess, the house oversight committee taking on the fraud and waste and the whole pandemic spending mess. the big one with the president and kevin mccarthy on the debt mess. and the federal reserve with another hike in interest rates. the eighth if you're counting in less than a year. each and all are worthy leads, but not today.

goodbye. >> neil: that was the first time we had a hint of what ai could look like. jerry baker at "the wall street journal." on foxf. what did you think, my friend? >> yeah, thanks, neil. that was great, explaining what exactly are the limitations, perhaps the scariest possibilities of artificial intelligence. what i was interested in looking at was not so much what machines can tell us about factual information about whether or not it's possible these machines might develop any sort of sense, be able to tell us what's right or wrong. you can do this chat bot. you can get all kinds of moral questions, isn't right to kill someone, isn't right to tell a lie or things like that? it gives you kind of a mix of answers. it gives you a mix of answers. sometimes the answers are very noncommittal. these are difficult moral questions. sometimes it gives you interesting answers that clearly reflect the moral views of the people who wrote the algorithms. asking questions about racism, with its ever justified to use a racial slur word. he will tell you it's never justified in any circumstances. i thought it was interesting to

as neil gorsuch argued, it's almost immunity. but foxe of their star anchors and hosts and others actually might not have believed what they were saying. they might have known it was false. and this case might actually be exhibit a for media company losing. now, that's still gives a lot of people pause. this hasn't gone to the jury. so it won't be tested yet. but this is the kind of case that could get to the supreme court and it could undermine "new york times" versus sullivan, but it also could become the kind of case that shows how "new york times" versus sullivan works because the people involved were disregarding in a reckless way the truth. >> yeah. i mean, the evidentiary standard for public figures is rightfully high. but in this case it could be high. >> and it could be met. >> and it could be met. >> exactly right. >> that would be incredibly significant if that were the case. thank you to samantha barbas for joining us and her book again is called "actual malice" and joan ba skupic as well. nikki haley is wasting no time hitti

neil: it is all anyone is talking about these days but fox on top of that chinese spy blue still flyinge top of the nine states of america. now, here's what we know. it was last seen over north carolina. it appears to be headed east. the defense department continues tracking it. said all options remain on the table to deal with it while insisting americans on the ground have nothing to worry by it. pentagon also confirming a second chinese balloon is flying over latin america. we do not know much about that one. here's what we still don't know, when exactly did the u.s. first start tracking this balloon? and why was it allowed to enter our airspace and the first place? what intel are the chinese gathering from it? why did secretary saint antony blinken wait until yesterday to cancel his trip to china if the administration was aware of this for days prior? just some of the questions we will be raising today but with former defense secretary under president trump mark esper former defense secretary under president barack obama check in the republican chair of the house, and security commi

neil, good afternoon. from our vantage point, by air via fox news drone come over the debris field, the conditions off thef myrtle beach, south carolina, are absolutely ideal for the ongoing salvage operation. it is a rare 65-degree winter day, flat and calm seas with clear visibility. the pentagon said today the weather the last two days has permitted naval divers and the explosives ordinance technicians to conduct underwater salvage and recovery activities. unmanned underwater vehicles like this one are being used to map the seafloor and to find small pieces of debris left from the china spy air ship. secretary of state antony blinken said we are learning from debris that is being analyzed by the fbi lab at quantico, virginia. the chinese, meanwhile, say they want their debris back. >> interpreter: what i can say is this airship belongs to china, and not the united states. >> we are getting more information, almost by the hour, as we continue to work to salvage of the balloon. we are learning from that. and, as well, we are learning from what we saw and picked up as the balloon traversed the united stat

certain meade wra are operating as the equivalent of pro wrestling, only fox hid from their viewers they knew it was fake. when neilcavuto cut away from a white house briefing when kayleigh mcenany made allegations of fraud, cavuto said i can't continue to show you this. the fox motive was not ideology, it was not an allegiance to donald trump. it was greed, pure and simple. they created an audience they could no longer control, an audience that believed the garbage they were putting on the air, and they feared that they might lose that base to a competitor like news max. in an email to fox news ceo suzanne scott, murdock wrote that news max needed to be watched and didn't want to antagonize trump further and stressing everything at stake here. what might he have meant by everything? the big three cable news networks earned an estimated $5.7 billion in advertising revenue and license fees, up 3% from the previous year. when fox reporter jackie heinrich fact checked a trump sweet pointing out a lack of evidence of voter fraud, tucker carlson texted please get her fired, seriously, what the f. i'm shocked, it needs t

neil: they're demanding it. will they get it? i have a feeling this is not like fox business that you demand it and you get it. the supreme court hearing arguments today the battle over forgiving students loan debt. the president says he has the authority to approve it. six republican-led states are moving to block it saying the costs will be passed to taxpayers. we have you covered with fox team coverage. shannon bream has more on where this stands legally and lydia hu on the potential impact from this financially. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this last trading day of february. more on that in a second. it was mixed. but right now, to the supreme court and shannon bream where it was loud. shannon? >> it was, neil. it was very busy. two hours turned into four hours for these arguments. two really big hurdles here. first is the issue of standing. you have the two sets of plaintiffs. you mentioned the states. there's some individual borrowers that say they will be negatively impacted if the plans plan goes through. so there's the first question of whether either of these sets of plaintiffs are the right ones to hav

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neil. you mentioned the reason why. 84% of democratic primary voters in that fox poll approve of the job he'sesident, 53% want to see somebody else. they want to move on. there's that opportunity. this is one of those situations where fortune would favor the bull. who is that candidate? it's a delicate balance. they have to make their case without seeming disloyal to joe biden and to do as james carville top hand him a gold watch and usher him off the stage. maybe gavin newsome thinks it's his time. other people mentioned j.b. pri pritzker. it won't be kamala harris or pete buttigieg. >> neil: you have to see how the president does in the polls. let's go to south carolina. if she does well enough, it could tempt other in the race like in 1968, gene mccarthy well enough to push the president out and encourage people like bobby kennedy to get in. it takes a panic situation and a crisis for that to occur, doesn't it? >> yeah, i'm not sure we're there yet on the democratic side. the polls have been clear on this for a long time, that democratic voters want to see someone else. they would like to

so neil cavuto is a very respected business journalist, a respected journalist at fox.cut off scale yooeg mcenany, the press secretary for the white house. he cut it off during a press conference. she was pushing baseless allegations of fraud. and he got to the point where he's sitting there, powers that be are against him, he refuses to take it. i just want to play the moment of what happened. here it is. >> you don't oppose an audit of the vote because you want an accurate count. you don't oppose our efforts at sunlight and transparency because you have nothing to hide. you take these positions because you are welcoming fraud and you are welcoming illegal voting. we want every legal vote to be counted and we want every illegal vote -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa. i just think we have to be very clear she's charging the other side is welcoming fraud and welcoming illegal voting. unless she has more details to back that up, i can't in good countenance continue showing you this. i want to make sure that maybe they do have something to back that up but that's an explosive charge

cuellar tells fox it's important for members to visit the border to get an objective view. neil?pments as to what the these delegations may mean for kevin mccarthy and his colleagues. down the road, democrats doing the same thing in a couple weeks. those at the border and fighting the good fight there want to convey. brett cove is here from kenny county, texas. sheriff, good seeing you. what do you want to relay to this public group today and a week or two, a democratic group? what do you want them to know? >> good afternoon. i appreciate you having me back on. what they need to do is acted like what the democrats said, they need to work together. figure out how to come together and solve this problem. it's not a republican issue or a democratic issue. it'some together. out the committees meeting back and forth won't solve it. chief ortiz knows how to solve this. they need to listen to him. >> neil: so when you hear the white house say this kevin mccarthy led group at the border in arizona, it's a political stunt, what do you think? >> well, because they said the same thing about

fox news that he has and will continue to be cooperative. that will be a consensual search. a minimum amount of classified documents were taken from pence world not long ago. neilhanks, david. we know special counsel robert hur was able and is able to formally now get -- hit the ground running on this. he's running to buzz saw problems here. a lot of them could be created by the fbi it sieve. jonathan turley joins us with more. he wrote a fascinating piece on this dilemma in the "new york post." the george washington university professor, fox news contributor. a great piece that put in perspective maybe the difficulty of what hur is up against and what might be a bungled role on the part of the fbi itself. you say at every stage, the fbi has adopted an approach that could complicate any criminal charge. you go on to say it allowed unclear private counsel to tread over all of the scenes, creating a night mare of chain of custody. so in other words, ruining the crime scene, i guess. >> yeah. i mean, the problem that you have, neil, is that there are really two ways to establish intent. first of all, the crime itself is really based on gross mishandling, which is

neil, thank you very much. i want to say two things before i start. i want to thank you and foxlow me to say things cnbc won't let me say. you guys are open-minded. when i speak on precious metals. i'm more than just a writer this is my silver bar came from my mine which i took public in argentina and this is the gold from my gold mine which i took public on new york stock exchange. so i sell stocks. i don't buy stocks. thank you for all those years letting me say what i say. neil: no, you're free to is a i night cnbc doesn't like what i say. neil: if you like what you do it, you might as well have your own company that does it, mines it for you. touche there. are you a little disappointed you haven't seen more bang for the buck with these precious metals? silver is a different story. a lot of people like to say it is a more affordable metal, i get that. in an environment like we had you would think that people would be storming to it. i don't know whether a lot of it was diluted with crypto and bitcoin and crypto investments. what do you think is going on? >> agree with but als

neil: might be funny, but it's a little dysfunctional, to hear a lot of americans said eight out of 10 in the latest foxollow. that how they see our country, that we're a big ol' dysfunctional family. we're not a hit movie at that. what to do. edward lawrence at the white house, how do digest all of that. edward. >> reporter: like some families out there the dysfunction spreads to spending on all of this. so you know the cousin, constantly in debt asking you for money, kind of similar to that. we could reach the debt ceiling in the u.s. somewhere around the summer months is what the treasury secretary is saying. out of that first face-to-face meeting between president joe biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy there was no deal about this. both sides saying it was a good conversation. this morning president biden adding it is the start of a pivot in rhetoric regarding republicans. listen. president biden: start treating each other with respect that is what kevin and i are going to do. not a joke. we had a good meeting yesterday. we have to do it across the board. doesn't mean we will agree and fight lik

>> neil: one thing that is interesting, apple avoided a lot of lay-offs that we've seen elsewhere. you brought up something hahn fox but the point beinged that he was very cautious about overhiring in the boom, right? >> that's right. he grew head count 20% compared to meta and face count where they doubled head count. same thing with amazon. get back to what i told you about the the really expensive severance packages. i spoke to alphabet's cfo. bring up that quote as well. they hired 3,500 at the end of last year. remember that alphabet said they're cutting 12,000 jobs. there's this distortion effect taking place. there's a lag effect in terms of when we'll see the job cuts in these payrolls. >> it's an excellent observation. these are massive companies. when you hear about a few thousand laid off, you have to remember in percentage terms, still every lay off is tough. but in percentage terms, still very small. susan, great job as always. appreciate it. >> martha: thank you, neil. >> neil: the administration wanted to grow more about the jobs report today and the signals they're sending for the economy. not so mu

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neil. these people, meaning well don't actually know what they're doing to do a month, two months, three months, four months from now. they're reactors. they're not really causers. i said this before on foxiness many times and on your show numbers of times, the fact is right now i do think going back to your point about mortgage rates that mortgage rates are actually going to tick up for a little while before they continue down but the reality is, you look at things in a prior section varney talking about food price hog prices, seafood and fish prices, poultry. these prices are where they were at the beginning of 2022, into 2021. input costs are falling. it will be okay. neil: you were saying this when no one was and, you know you acknowledge i think there would be bumps along the way but you were convinced we could avoid at least a serious recession. are you still of that mindset now and what are you looking at that has you seeing daylight where others so far, even though more have kind of joined you with the performance of the markets year-to-date, but overwhelmingly that is not the case among market watchers? what are you seeing and looking at? >> so i've got two basic points. one of

this out a really don't like to take it royal commentator neil sean says the sussexes could be planning to sue the makers of south park telling foxs, it appears that like so many things with meghan and harry this may have legal ramifications attached. they legal team a casting an eye over the episode to see what is wrong and what could be turned something could be turned into something more sinister. the could be turned into something more sinister . the sussexes have more sinister. the sussexes have taken no action so far and after web of lies peddled in spy, my advice would be in glass houses shouldn't throw those stones . shouldn't throw those stones. still to come in media buzz as it's revealed, harry's legal battle to have gun guards is costing the british taxpayer £300,000. pounds is . it fair to £300,000. pounds is. it fair to expect the public to foot the sussex security bill. my superstar will return to tackle and we'll have more of 2 hours. newspaper front for you, too hot off the press . but next, as the off the press. but next, as the nicola bulley search expert peter faulding insists , never peter faulding insists, n