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neil. neil: just amazing, great country or what? >> brilliant. neilking its way across the pond. british opposition labour party bashing billionaires like candidates here. >> someone gave you a pound every 10 seconds, it would take you more than 300 years to become a billionaire, someone on the national minimum wage would have to work 69,000 years to be paid a billion. no one needs or deserves to have that much money and obscene. neil: is it obscene? >> i don't have a british accent for you. neil: thank you. >> look, it's obscene to think that the government can somehow redistribute trillions of dollars of wealth from billionaires or anyone else and not do it in a corrupt way, look, the very idea that there are billionaires in our country or in britain, a lot of that is because of the fact that they get so many subsidies, billionaires are probably the biggest welfare recipients in our country probably also in britain. neil: in this country, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, we don't need them, in we can push them out to the point where we can tax, may

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neil: thomas, thank you very, very much. tom dupree. >> thank you, neil. neil: house re-upped the export-import bank. this is one of those issues very important to corporate america. that is a vital source of funding. i only mention that because it could set the stage for doing that proverbial walking, talking, chewing gum at the same time. if they get this done, perfunctory matter in the united states, they could make progress an usmca the trade deal we have yet to be committed to on the part of canada and mexico. that could be passed before the end of the year as well. a boon obviously for those waiting to get unresolved issues resolved. why we're up about 145 point. separately though, we're hearing that united airlines will extend the boeing 737 max flight cancellations until at least march 4th. boeing as you know earlier this week, indicated it wants to send planes out to the customers, including united airlines with no guarranty with those airlines will be flying them anytime soon. meantime i do want to take you to the roger stone hearing right now going o

neil: no. >> telling you what -- neil: you think he will be hard to beat. >> they're not going to do it. neilw of course with the internet, you're everywhere. but that's an audience that's very receptive to a lot of stuff you're saying, right? >> it is. neil: but we have democrats in the state that have the run of the table. >> it's true. it's a socialist state. new york, california. california is beautiful but they are all socialist states now. you know it is in new jersey. we always talk about you, people go you got to run, you got to run, you got to run. what they're doing with politicians now, do you even want to go into politics now? you know what i mean? neil: but maybe the president has sort of, you know, opened the field here so that people like you who are -- even you, people who no way in hell should be electable, but you are because you make a lot of sense and you resonate with people. the president is so he might have laid the groundwork for you. you should be interested. >> you know what, i would but -- as a sense of duty. i just want to be in the room -- neil: if this democratic

neil, working on telestrator. neil: whoa. >> i like to use our telestrator neil: mcshane coast to coast? neil: it it is not mcshane coast to coast. >> looks pretty good. neil: how childish is it. only a few months after that i was having open-heart surgery. wait, there is more. watch out boomers. younger generations want your job. to our generational representatives we got fox business senior editor charlie brady, wicked smart, ditto democratic strategist jessica tarlov, "after the bell" co-host, connell mcshane and our own feisty curmudgeon, charlie gasparino. >> 50, 57 years old. neil: great. here is what is going on, charlie brady, they say guys like us are standing in the way of them moving up. they are getting tired of it. what are your thoughts. >> that is a convenient copout. a lot of younger people in the workforce lack, what we call soft skills. neil: or any. >> or any skills. >> i'm sitting right here. >> hello. hello. >> just gets out of the city, that is good idea. did want your job, he is capable of doing your job but not capable of it. i told him 30, 40 years from now you w

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

neil: they don't want to let that go. >> thank you, neil. neil: violence and bloodshed, at least one person dead in hong kong with the latest protest and now we have them seeping into the trade talks? yeah, after this. ♪. one of the products i helped develop at 3m was a more secure diaper closure. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. that's what we do at 3m, we listen to people, even those who don't have a voice. we are people helping people. i am royalty of racing, i am alfa romeo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wheeveryone is different.ta, which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. giving you more choice and control compared to other top wireless carriers. save up to $400 a year when you switch. plus, get 50% off when you buy any new lg phone. xfinity mobile. click, call or visit a store today. ♪. neil: i bet you thought it was only amazon who whipped up sales like this. it is the world's biggest

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neil: maybe should go out less? >> that's what i do. i have to go out. neil: you have an image to maintain. >> i have to say i'm gunz. neil. >> you know who i am? neil: exactly. >> this study took the recession into consideration. millenials were dinged by the recession. i graduated in college, 2009, not the best time to find a job. when you look at the strong economy in the 1960s, older baby boomers were around 20 then. >> it starts to make sense when you look at period of time millenials. neil: i think there is more to it than that. in prior appearances you were still technically millenials, you're not jazzed by some of the same things your parents or those my age are. hope ownership isn't as important. marriage itself is not as important an institution. you're married. it doesn't hold the same allure. >> times are different. there was so much pressure, you're going to four years of college. then you're going to get a family, all that. now it is different. it is financial standpoint, part of it? for sure. i think it has to do with finances the fact that you can't continue what your life or ultimate goal was going to be

neil: you should stick to this legal thing, i think it's working. >> i try. neil: always good to see you. >> good to be with you, neilks again. neil: early in the process, we'll see what comes of it. the house is trying to get its own house in order, during this impeachment process. still a lot of bills to pass and they are trying. >> all right. it's the old argument can you walk and chew gum at the same time? the impeachment hearings are on, but the house is trying to get to other business, voting to reup the import/export banks and plenty to do including the usmca, a trade deal between the canadians and mexicans. and knowing all too well, chief deputy whip from michigan, congressman dan kildee. >> good to be back. neil: on the import/export thing, i'm wondering that the democrats will push to get the usmca done to prove that they can focus on impeachment and other work that a lot of people want to see done as well. what do you think? >> i think there's a lot of effort going into usmca. i'm on theways ways and means committee and spending a lot of time on that the and the leadership is working on getting through the

neil, even i have trouble following who said what to whom, was it first-hand, third hand. by the way if you ask most americans where is the ukraine, they will have no idea. neil: one thing interesting, a couple people will stop me, neilse scenario for the president, one thing that always comes up with guests who say well he knew and w head aid to ukraine, if he didn't get this dirt on joe biden. >> right. neil: that is the worst, worst-case scenario. president said it didn't happen. even then they say so? >> americans are lying down in the street over what happens in ukraine. that is not a big issue. neil: watergate. as couple hearings going on couple democrats said, we had revelations nixon writing million dollar checks, emergence of the tapes, paying off people, clear obstruction of justice. i guess they're clinging more revelations coming out of that type. i don't know. >> they have now pinned their hopes on gordon sondland, the problem he already reversed himself, changed his testimony. what happened there? is he telling the truth the first time, the second time? he is getting along to get along? i don't know. neil: go back to the worst-case scenario. the worst-case scenario for bill clinton 20 years ago did he l

neil: we'll see what happens. david jackson, correspondent "usa today." thank you very much. >> thank you, neil. neil: this involves you, consumer shoppers across the country. walmart getting a lot of buzz even though the stock is down from all-time highs, it will see a robust holiday shopping season and ready for it, through online and conventional vehicles. it expects this to be a record setter. that could be very telling here. the consumer you heard before is 70% of the economy. if she or he is inclined to buy at even fraction what the walmart folks are saying. got similar buzz out of amazon. remember what happened with china, with the the one day single days sales of alibaba developments. record purchases of sales eclipsing 33 billion u.s. dollars, there must be something going on. fairfax global markets ceo paul dietrich on that? what do you think, paul? >> the question every investor is asking about walmart and every other retail stock is how is it doing against amazon? neil: yeah. >> it is doing quite well, thank you. neil: how do they do that, paul? i remember, a lot of people were worried oh

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how lots going on here, neil. >> neil: it did not seem like much to me, but i guess. holy cow. >> around here, we called on wednesday. >> neil: democrats certainly salivated over there again yesterday. particularly one joe biden. take a look. >> yes, the democrats are back. >> the democrats are back. >> neil: with moderates again and, should the far left be worried? republican strategist and not lt but not least tesco michael, let me get you on that. the moderate win. the moderate takes the tour to the void of the white house? >> when you're talking about regional races, moderates work well in the south and the midwest. >> neil: did not help joe biden presumably? >> i think joe biden has his own issues that he has to deal with. i think moderates are going to be around until the end of this race. at the end of the day, democrats need somebody that can unite the left on the right. in their ability to take on trump. that is not something that a far left a bernie sanders type is going to be able to do. >> democrats took over the house, a lot of the tensions under alexander kazu cortez or what have you, it was moderates that help

neil: how were your relations with bill clinton after impeachment? >> i don't know that i ever really had anything to do with him after impeachment. neil: is that right. >> before the impeachment, he was as everybody who has met him always said, very gregarious, very charismatic individual. neiln, always a pleasure. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, neil. neil: all right. now you have hillary clinton apparently teasing a run for president. you had duval patrick, former massachusetts governor, hinting at a run for president. you know about michael bloomberg. all of these candidates suddenly looking to throw their hats in the ring because they don't like the candidates in the ring. they just forgot about one guy. he's rising above all of that. mayor pete. yeah. after this. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) the enchanted disney fine jewelry collection. with exclusive bridal styles at zales, the diamond store. there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.people 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger

neil: starbucks, man of the people. >> i like that. mingling among all of us. neil: at least the crowd. they are impressed how you support the president. >> most of hollywood is not on board. neilbe understatement. >> big understatement. neil: they haven't punished you for it. >> i don't know about that. i've been punished. neil: you missed roles? >> absolutely. wing and nod, that has been the reason? mob town, david arquette, jennifer epo cito. another episode we're doing. casting people, also producers, when they put me up for certain parts they say to the director, we would like to use him. then he would say i love to but they would never let me. that happens. neil: really? >> i sang in event hollywood for science. they honored barbra streisand and michelle beautiful -- booed duchdin. there is something going on with the climate. people did not want me to perform. and, because of my political beliefs. but i went on and i did it anyway. so there are, there are some other, instances where you do get blacklisted for, you know, they want to equate, this era with mccarthy which was totally different. i get really upset when they try to equate mccarthy with today, with conservativ

neil: has it happened in -- >> , no it hasn't, never. neil: no? >> hockey, basketball. neilall right, cheryl, thank you very, very much, it is job's day, we are focusing on that and also getting read of all of that, i do want to pick their brains a little bit as well on the significance of these other events and the feel-good events, i'm not talking about just a world series parade but consumers who are optimistic to everything that's going on here, recent plans that they are expected to hike their spending over last year, 4 to 5%, this would be the first holiday season that the economy has not had to rely on just my life. [laughter] ♪ there are things we would change about work. and there are things we wouldn't. ♪ ♪ when work is worth it. work is worth it. ♪ work can be closer to home... pay more... make us proud. careerbuilder. work can work. find your work at careerbuilder.com strongve is one of a kind brilliant unbreakable ♪ engagement rings now 20- 40 percent off shop unique bridal styles at zales, the diamond store but shouldn't somebody this is be listening?pression.

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neil: talk about content, isn't it this month, netflix started 40 new series just this month. >> that's insane. neil: that is a lot. >> netflix is investing more heavily creating great content. neil>> i forget. neil: apple is 4.99. >> disney is 7.99. we believe apple and disney combined about 10% disruption to netflix overall. neil: what about hbo max thing? that is 14.99. >> we think that is massive head scratcher in terms of pricing. neil: how so? the product isn't there to justify it? >> they have significant content, but you're talking about a content arms race. 14.99 i think that was massive strategic mistake by them. >> we harp at content. at the end of the day the consumers won't subscribe to 19 different services. you just aren't. you want the best place and which is it. neil: that this was cheap alternative cut the cord, save a lot of money. if you got all the services you would be spending more money. >> ridiculous amounts of money. beyond that you're also subscribing to the home security system and subscribing, a wealth of ways we can take your money these days. >> 60 to $70 per month is the line in the sand. neil: is that right? >> netflix costs $15. you have many oth

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neil: congresswoman, thank you very much. i know you are in between votes, but we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me on. >> neil: we've got judge the paul tonko. didn't move move any minds? >> doesn't appear as there was any minds were change, neile democrats proved that the aide was held up, the political favor never arrived and the aide was eventually released. the republicans established came from first hand sources but they cannot shake the belief of the two witnesses that were there today that this is in fact what happened. the president was more concerned with biden than he was with helping an ally that was fighting a bloodied war with russia. >> neil: no relate should to joe biden, did that make the difference here. would he be as concerned, as to anyone else, republicans reinforce the argument, he was concerned about the corruption in ukraine wanted it addressed? >> the democrats make to legal arguments. one is soliciting campaign aide. if this was not joe biden, some unknown person, it wouldn't be a campaign aide, would the failure to perform an affirmative duty until a favor is received, whether the favor comes or not, is bribery. that is their second argument. it wouldn't matter if it was joe biden or joe blow. >> nei

neil: critical comments of the president -- >> absolutely. >> neil: use in the end, it is his actions that speak louder than his words. >> it let's be clear, president trump is the most impactful president from up policy perspective for african-americans in my lifeti lifetime. >> neilo record low unemployment. we could talk about opportunities. the first step act. we are talking about thousands of people released from jail, thousands being black. this president has been the most impactful president for african-americans in my lifetime. that's not just african-americans. >> neil: all key groups -- does it make you bristle when a lot of people come back, oh, yeah, he's a racist? >> when i hear that, note democrats have been saying since 2016, nobody will ever vote for trump. in 2016, 8% of african-americans voted for him overall. >> neil: you famously said, "what the hell if you got to lose"? >> especially with the kanye wests of the world and all these individuals were going to alert folks of what he is done that's going to turn in i. >> neil: county people who don't harbor that view lecture you about conservative politics being an african-american? >> i was in hollywood at a party. i went to shake a hand. she cannot even want to shake my hand. at the end of the day

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beaten by 3 masked men these string of events are quite alarming because the are showing the trend of neil neil a nazi resurgence the city of that is that has declared a state of nazi emergency that is then has always attracted right wingers and it is home to piggy the an islamic movement group it is also a stronghold for the national democratic party the n.p.t. which is a far right group in germany and the i if they which is quite popular in the region and all this is could partly be because of the recent migrant crisis that solver a 1000000 refugees from middle east and north africa arriving in germany something that the alternative for germany party capitalized than capitalized to boost its popularity but and ultra such ultra right sentiment is out of the 3rd reich something the germans would like to leave in the past. well to discuss this further we're now joined live by andre humko from the german left party thank you for coming on the program it's great to have you with us maybe could tell us more about how these threats have affected politicians in germany. well 1st of all i would like t

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

neil: there was an understanding that the president would resign and view in short order would pardon him. they could find that's not the case. >> they approach it with an open mind. >> neil: you're right, they were very respectful. >> a different era. >> neilo take a look at what's going on in hong kong. very violence again. a new wrinkle in all of these acts of violence, the chinese military authorities who have immersed themselves within the hong kong ruling authority are not even pretending it anymore. they are there, and they are letting their protesters know that they are there. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a hist

charles: too many ships, neil. neil: you're not kidding.: we've been complain about 500 channels. i have 500 apps before i get to the channels. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now the market is higher. all three major indices are on pace to close at record territory again. the s&p 500 on track for the 100th record close under president trump. the president just now wrapping up his speech at the economic club of new york where he is outlining some of his major goals on trade and the economy. this after a speech three years ago as a candidate actually shocked and upset the establishment. plus the streaming wars we were talking about are full battle now as

neil cavuto since he is up next. ♪ >> neil: thank you. life, cameras, history. the first impeachment hearings of an american president and more than two decades. interrupting regular programming just to cover it. what exactly will it be? with democrats dictating which witnesses they let speak. so just who will speak? well, arm "your world "your worm neilavuto. >> we know who will be testifying, bill taylor the state department employee. adam schiff in the intelligence chairman committee more than nine names that they want to see testify including the whistleblower who started this whole thing off, hunter biden, devon archer who was a fellow board member. he was also copartner. she was a former contractor for opposition research for fusing gps. remember them from the dossier. former senior europe and russia expert. aid to can train was contingent on them lasting investigations. kurt volker. and all of the other witnesses that the witness blow it relied on as well. we don't know how many of those that there are. it is likely that one or more of those witnesses will be vetoed by a chairman. he said having the whistleblower testify would be "redundant and unnecessary." now that the transcript has been released. he said that there is no interesting sham investigation of the bidens. the identity of the whistleblower should be protected. but

neil: neil cavuto in more maria bartiromo. here is the drill, economists are expecting 89,000 jobs added to the economy, 3.6%. this strike can be overhang here and dramatically impact the numbers on the manufacturing side and some of the businesses that were affected and remain affected by that. we should stretch much of that has to do with the kind of manufacturer report out of china that was stunningly for good news. the president is on the move literally. he wants to make the move to florida. sunshine state his primary residence. mornings with maria and me start right now. neilome, everybody, really good to have you, let's get in conversation right now, front and center, of course, the job's report today, management ceo and founder danielle hughes, we have the wall street journal assistant editorial editor, james freeman and moody's capital market chief economist, john, good to have you. >> thanks. neil: how big an impact you think it's going to have

neil: thank you very, very much. what do you think? where are we added to this day? >> congressman crawford has a better finger on this. in politics it's not my lane, probably correct. >> neil: you would need a significant number of that mind-set. >> there's probably a strong determination by an overwhelming majority of house democrats to vote for impeachment. this will die in the senate. as to the testimony today, it was the most compelling that we heard. it directly tied to the president far greater than anybody else's testimony. some of the republicans were able to poke some holes in some of the things that ambassador sondland said, but no one was able to shake him from his central thesis. and that was that everybody involved in this from rudy giuliani come out to mike pence to mike pompeo to the president of the united states to the crew in kiev was aware of the fact that the aide was being held up. now they know why. >> neilcording to one of the discussions that sondland had did not seem to say that. where are we? >> the president is smart enough to operate as president as he did when he was here and a developer in new york city through intermediaries where the communication is, he believed, privileged. if he tells his lawyer to convey something, and he believes that the conversation with the lawyer is privileged, and is never going to be on the hook. the problem is, there is no attorney-client privilege in an impeachment hearing. that's why rudy giuliani has chosen not to testify. >> neil: he argued this. he found out later in the day that the vice president disputed a lot of sondland's notions. you are a lawyer and a good one. i wondering -- >> if a witness says under oath that three people were involved, and those three people refused to testify adds deny it, the fact will infer that the witnesses comments were true, because of they weren't true -- >> neil: even if they put up press statements to the e

charles: too many ships, neil. neil: you're not kidding. charles: we've been complain about 500 channels. i have 500 apps before i get to the channels. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now the market is higher. all three major indices are on pace to close at record territory again. the s&p 500 on track for the 100th record close under president trump. the president just now wrapping up his speech at the economic club of new york where he is outlining some of his major goals on trade and the economy. this after a speech three years ago as a candidate actually shocked and upset the establishment. plus the streaming wars we were talking about are full battle now as disney plus hits market. we'll bring all the names that you should have in your portfolio. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: well, love him or hate him president trump went to the new york economic club in 2016 and outlined his trade strategy. he did not minutes words. he promised quote, to use every tool under ameri

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

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

the logic in the decision today -- >> neil: that is a way of not answering my question. >> [laughs] >> neil: it is what makes you brilliant. >> these are rumors. >> neil, whatever. the president will be soon heading out to the bluegrass state. a lot of grain for a lot of states. he is taking questions, we are told. you know their growth. we get the tape in our hot little hands. we will play it back after this. , it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. >> neil: today the trifecta at the dow, the nasdaq, all reaching high. whether he survives impeachment or growing confidence that the economy is doing so well, he wouldn't fear impeachment. and cody sanchez, we are set to get

neil: the fact of the matter is this president is going to talk about the markets. it's been an uninterrupted pace, very strong year. would a michael bloomberg like that? >> i think michael bloomberg -- >> neil: to steve. i apologize. >> sorry, would he do what? >> neil: would he like it? what he liked the fact about the markets? he couldn't argue with the president on that. >> americans go to the polls in november of 2020 and if they are voting on the economy, donald trump is going to win reelection. it's a booming economy. the middle class has benefited. the significance, here in washington i tell you, i talked to democratic operatives and why it's significant as democratic operatives are looking at the field and they believe they have a bunch of c- candidates frankly and they are looking for some alternative. maybe it is michael bloomberg. maybe it's michelle obama. but i do think you're going to see other entrants in the race. it's not too late. there's a lot of worry in this town among democrats that elizabeth warren may be, you know, kryptonite for the democrats. she may bring a lot of other democrats down with her. >> neil: we will watch it very, very closely. we did have a record on the bow today. record-setting pace continues. this is the fi

neil. by the way, i don't think anyone comes out of an injured neil interview particular well. —— and andrew neilownplay, but is pretty fierce experience. yeah, this follows the chief rabbi saying that the labour leader was not fit for high office, which personally i wish he had not said that in the middle of an election campaign. i do understand the community leaders want to represent their communities and this isa very represent their communities and this is a very real visceral issue for the britishjewish is a very real visceral issue for the british jewish community, is a very real visceral issue for the britishjewish community, but i don't think it's appropriate to make those comments in the middle of a general election. but the point was thatjeremy corbyn is not fit for office because of the whole mishandling of the anti—semitism... so it is totally pertinent stomach oi’ so it is totally pertinent stomach or no, it is not, because then the implication is either parties are handling it better. but i think is manifestly not the case. let's have a look at the next headline on the metro. they'v

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

neil. but through their donations to strangers, neil received one from a stranger in los angeles. ed: that's the exchange program. the kidney shortage right now kills 43,000 people a year -- >> correct. ed: the american liver foundation has told me about 3-4 people a day die waiting for a cadaver liver, for someone to die and donate a liver. and very few people actually become living donors. go to living donor.org to find out more. neilare you doing? >> absolutely fantastic. and i wanted to say that you did an amazing thing for your family. being such a high profile person, you did an amazing thing for so many people. ed: well, i can hear the emotion in your voice. i know what that journey is like. appreciate you both coming in. thanks. >> thank you. ed: all right. hong kong holding its district elections amid months of pro-democracy protests. that is coming up next when visit with jonathan hunt. >> we are facing an extremely challenging situation in organizing this year's elections. it has been relatively peaceful and calm environment to conduct these elections successfully. ♪ ♪ it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or w

neil cavuto is next. >> neil: impeachment on and the president going all out. not to talk about the hearings that kick off tomorrow but choosing instead to focus on an economy he says is kicking butt today. >> president trump: 2 million prime age americans have come off the sidelines already. people that we thought maybe would never work again. they fully rejoined the labor force. i think we are very proud of. [applause] >> neilome everybody. i am neil cavuto. impeachment front and center tomorrow. the democrats laying out the ground rules for

people in the country to become better informed and andrew neil as to become better informed and andrew neilasa to become better informed and andrew neila journalist has the experience to have done that. shame on him and shame on the bbc for not having done so. others disagreed with that verdict though with grandma to writing... not only professional interviewers who asked tough questions, here's audience member on last friday's question time leaders a special putting boris johnson on question time leaders a special putting borisjohnson on the spot. how important is it for someone in your position of power to always tell the truth? laughter i think it's absently vital. when the excerpt was played on the following days news at one, the audience laughter following the question was cut out. eliciting these responses from caroline. unfortunately, when the bbc changes or edits some footage of it does is undermine its objectivity and independence. bbc news on that lunch time bulletin did borisjohnson a huge favour. news on that lunch time bulletin did boris johnson a huge favour. the excuse boris johnson a huge favour. the excuse given dated

my time is regrettably up, the time is yours, neil. neil: they are nasty plastic shoes. sorry.ngs on for size that could influence what happens a year from this very day. a lot depends really on, what the president is doing and what the markets are doing. the president is certainly making a connection to the two. >> you will vote to reject the democrats extremism, socialism and corruption. everybody needs to vote. republican, we have to go republican all the