army medic neil smith was in somalia during the months long struggle to control the city. we're like in the government. and where the police station was was actually right across from where the commandos were headquartered so there are always special commandos there in the war and like pretty much every. military unit in the world. there are well equipped. and more commandos on these brand new dodge ram pick that were painted in camouflage and they all look like they have new weapons and new uniforms. some are i was the first place that the connection between james steele and the activities of the police commanders was made known to the outside. new york times journalist peter maass convinced general petraeus to allow him and photographer to paraphrase to visit the commanders in somalia their host was james steele. what i heard. screaming all i phone. perry's stark black and white photographs capture had the commandos worked in samarra. james still crops up in these photographs repeatedly. i was staying on the base in somalia an american base and i overheard soldiers ameri

army medic neil smith was in somalia during the months long struggle to control the city. we're like in the government. and where the police station was was actually right across from where the commandos were headquartered so there are always special commandos there and they warn them of like pretty much every. military unit in the world does. their world quipped. and more commandos on these brand new dodge ram pick that were painted in camouflage and they all look like they have new weapons and new uniforms. some are i was the first place that the connection between james steele and the activities of the police commanders was made known to the outside. new york times journalist peter maass convinced general petraeus to allow him and photographer to paraphrase to visit the commanders in somalia their host was james steele. what i heard. screaming all lifelong. parries stark black and white photographs capture i had the commandos worked in samarra. jamie still crops up in these photographs repeatedly. i was staying at the base and some are an american base and i overheard s

army medic neil smith was in somalia during the months long struggle to control the city. we're like in the government. and where the police station was was actually right across from where the commandos were headquartered so there are always special commandos there in the war and like pretty much every. military unit in the world does. there are well equipped. more commandos on these brand new dodge ram pick that were painted in camouflage and they all look like they have new weapons and new uniforms. some are i was the first place that the connection between james steele and the activities of the police commandos was made known to the outside. new york times journalist peter maass convinced general petraeus to allow him and photographer to paraphrase to visit the commanders in. their host was james steele . what i heard. screaming all lifelong. parries stark black and white photographs capture how the commandos worked in samarra. james steyer crops up in these photographs repeatedly. i was staying at the base and some are an american base and i overheard soldiers america

army medic neil smith was in somalia during the months long struggle to control the city. we're like in the government. and where the police station was was actually right across from where the commandos were headquartered so there are all these special commandos they're hanging out and they warn them of like pretty much every. military unit in the world. there are well equipped. and more commandos on these brand new dodge ram pick that were painted in camouflage and they all look like they have new weapons. the new uniforms. some are i was the first place that the connection between james steel and the activities of the police commanders was made known to the outside where. new york times journalist peter maass convinced general petraeus to allow him and photographer to paraphrase to visit the commanders in. their host was james steele. what i heard. screaming all lifelong. deals perry's stark black and white photographs capture had the commandos worked in samarra. jamie still crops up in these photographs repeatedly. over staying at the base and some are an american base

army medic neil smith was in somalia during the months long struggle to control the city. we're like in the government. and where the police station was was actually right across from where the commandos were headquartered so there are always special commandos there in the war and like pretty much every. military unit in the world. there are well equipped. and more commandos all had these brand new dodge ram pick that were painted in camouflage and they all look like they had a new weapon. some new uniforms. some are i was the first place that the connection between james steel and the activities of the police commanders was made known to the outside where. new york times journalist peter maass convinced general petraeus to allow him and photographer to paraphrase to visit the commanders in. their host was james steele . what i heard. screaming all lifelong. parries stark black and white photographs capture had the commandos worked in samarra. jamie still crops up in these photographs repeatedly. i was staying at the base and some are an american base and i overheard soldi

neil cavuto will continue the breaking news coverage. i'm trace gallagher for shepherd smith, see you tomorrow. >> neil: in the case of scott pruitt it wasn't a matter of if it was when. today was the day. the ema chief under barrage of criticism for expense reports, and extravagances that went way beyond the cabinet level position. you just heard from jennifer, may have gone beyond certain lee qualities, that much we don't know. this much we do. he is history. and now, the question is what happens? especially for a guy who shepherded this anti-regulatory push that went after things that were near and dear to environmental interests and those concerned that the epa was being a bit too aggressive. that we're told won't change. just the guy who ran the agency. blake berman at the white house with the latest. >> hi. let me walk you through the time line as best as we have it with the news breaking here within the last 15 minutes or so. there had been more aelss within just the last couple of days against scott prou it. the head of the epa as it relatses to the allegations that h

neil cavuto will continue the breaking news coverage. i'm trace gallagher for shepherd smitheil: in the case of scott pruitt it wasn't a matter of if it was when. today was the day. the ema chief under barrage of criticism for expense reports, and extravagances that went way beyond the cabinet level position. you just heard from jennifer, may have gone beyond certain lee qualities, that much we don't know. this much we do. he is history. and now, the question is what happens? especially for a guy who shepherded this anti-regulatory push that went after things that were near and dear to environmental interests and those concerned that the epa was being a bit too aggressive. that we're told won't change. just the guy who ran the agency.

smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great weekend. >> neil: trade wars on.s china slaps tariffs on our response to slapping tariffs on theirs. strong job numbers. they were strong. be enough to weather the storm? welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." stocks up on signs the economy is heating up. gaining more jobs than we thought in the prior months. just as china is looking at a 25% tax on hundreds of american made products, this tit for tat is getting worse. we're all over it with deidra bolton with the fallout

smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great weekend. >> neil: trade wars on. does anyone really care? because the trade fight now at full tilt as china slaps tariffs on our response to slapping tariffs on theirs. strong job numbers. they were strong. be enough to weather the storm? welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." stocks up on signs the economy is heating up. gaining more jobs than we thought in the prior months. just as china is looking at a 25% tax on hundreds of american made products, this tit for tat is getting worse. we're all over it with deidra bolton with the fallout and blake burman at the white house for the president and his party. we begin with deidra. >> hi, neil. ray dallio runs bridge water. a $122 billion fund, one of the largest in the world. he tweeted this earlier. "today is the first day of the war with china." he just put "war." so the u.s. and china have about $34 billion on each others products. the u.s. placed tariffs on products from china. china placed about 550 u.s. products under tariffs. here's the former prices for

smith." "your world with neil" is next. >> okay, think quick. drug companies, and the federal reserve. what did they all have in common? as to say a comment critically donald trump. he is not a fan of opec and rising oil prices. i drug companies shacking up their prices so that the president gets him to stop. and of the federal reserve continue to hike interest rates. the president telling them it is better stuck. laws a fair or not, the republican president putting it all on notice. get ready for me. welcome everyone, i am neil cavuto and this is "your world." it is one thing for the presence of after business, it is another four the president to give. today, donald trump did just that. telling joe kiernan that when it came to the fed, he was fed up. specifically, the president said he was not happy bemoaning that every time the economy strengthens, powell and company want to raise rates. the hint at their disapproval when rates are going up, rarely do they actually say it. but as kevin reports, most presidents are not this president. i guess not democratic weapon? >> no doubt. when h

smith." "your world with neil" is next. >> okay, think quick. drug companies, and the federal reserve.did they all have in common? as to say a comment critically donald trump. he is not a fan of opec and rising oil prices. i drug companies shacking up their prices so that the president gets him to stop. and of the federal reserve continue to hike interest rates. the president telling them it is better stuck. laws a fair or not, the republican president putting it all on notice. get ready for me. welcome everyone, i am neil cavuto and this is "your

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smith. alex, this is a curious position. there are three democrats who voted to confirm neil gorsuch, and that wasn't even right before the mid-termshave senators in north dakota * and west virginia will kavanaugh is a popular choice. you have chuck schumer trying to get them to shut down the nomination. >> they think this akin of analyzing the politics of a middle cool schoolyard. joe manchin bragged about hoist was suppose to be a half-hour meeting and turned into a two hour meeting. but he said that as he was on the way to chuck schumer's office. the democrats at this point in the cycle could afford to lose more than just the three they did on justice gorsuch's nomination. someone like claire mccaskill, they are going back to their constituents empty handed opposing the president on healthcare and tax reform and gorsuch. kennedy: you have also got people like jon tester and others -- and manchin said chuck, don't tell me what to do. i have to make up my mind, i have to talk to this guy. we have to talk about his opinions he has written about. it seems like kavanaugh will be confirmed. >> there is a lot of stuff i don't agree wit

neil: if we average things out next two quarters, gary b. smith, the view we'll average out 3% growth for this economy in the year. that is a bit of a leap. i'm going on the assumption of a 3% third quarter pickup, 2.9% fourth quarter pickup, i think that is the consensus. what if that is how we ended the year? >> well if that how we ended the year it would be fantastic and i think more importantly, like we're seeing some earnings coming out. they're a reflection of what happened and people now start to listen the guidance going forward. i think the same way with the gdp. we get a 3% growth this year, i think we're going to get higher next year. remember, a lot of the tax cuts have not kicked in. a lot of the regulation-cutting that trump has done has not yet kicked in. i think everyone on the panel would agree the great unknown is what happened with tariffs but even there, with what the trump has done with the eu, that, may end up being more positive than negative. i think the economy is in great shape on strong footing right now. neil: you know,

smith. henrys hazlett, george bush from 2002. i hope the president is listening. neiln in 1980s, regretted going as far as he did with the japanese. leaving that aside, the argument it will settle out and because we hold all the cards. they're the ones sticking it to us on this cheese thing. if they're not blinking, if any country needs to blink with the united states is mexico. >> i disagree. neil: china, what will happen? >> i disagree, neil, your basic premise, in a trade someone holds the cards. the whole nature of trade is that both investorses both people benefit. that is is why they're trading. even gentleman jeff flock interviewed, the cheese maker, grudgingly acknowledged i guess the deficit is a bad thing. i don't think it is, neil. president can't explain why it is. there is no trade deficit, when we buy stuff from china, they get our money, neil. we get the stuff. that is savings, whatever we save is invested into new jobs, new employment, hence, if you want the best example is the low unemployment we're seeing today. trade -- neil: president is, you and i

neil: judge, thank you very much. i want to get the read from a former law clerk to justice samuel a' toe, barbara smith. -- alito. barbara smith. what do you think of this choice? >> i think judge kavanaugh has sterling legal credentials, and for the last 12 years he's been a leading light among federal appellate judges. we already know the supreme court takes his view of the law seriously as informed by the fact that his decision on a number of occasions has influenced subsequent supreme court decisions, so i think he will fit right in on 1st street. neil: you know, you can go through the weeds, and the judge was telling us just now there are a lot of decisions and cases that go into the hundreds where you can pick apart positions, but much has been made of the fact from some conservatives who say that while he opposed the health care law, it was on procedural matters and not speaking out in broader legal terms. in other words, that he was a technician about some of the most, you know, important conservative causes of that out there whether you're talking the second amendment, the right to bear arms or a host of