we also see the cac quarante was up half a percent. don't forget it hits a new high on friday that a non-macron spin. german dax up half of 1%. >> investors keep it in stocks will go up in the u.s. the fear gauge it in 1993 about. and again today for the s&p and nasdaq will be a record high. as new features that not even a point. dow futures close to their all-time high of 18 points today. nicole: watching oil after the idf cuts will continue and you can see after being up two sessions in another 16 cents. 46.59 a barrel. gold pulls back $1.70. lauren: target is testing next day delivery right now. service is called tartar free stuff being tested by some employees at the company's headquarters in minneapolis. target plans to open the sharper his famous red card loyalty program the same ar this summer. it lets customers order household items and have been delivered to their homes the very next day. i'll try to chart its efforts to beef up on their services to better compete with wal-mart as well as amazon.com. target shares are down 27%

cac quarante is down three quarters of 1%. german dax down the third of 1% of the london ftse up fractionally. cheryl: the euro hitting a seven-month high overnight after the french election defeat of candidate marine le pen. we'll be following the report. the euro on your screen versus the u.s. dollar. true to warren buffett holds court in comes out swinging against border tax plan. liz claman is buried the story. cheryl: comcast and charter set to announce a partnership to answer the pressing business of mobile telecom. all the details this morning. train to the prime chance in the cleveland cavaliers with the toronto raptors in a marathon team in baseball as the yankees go 18 minutes against the chicago cubs. chicago cubs. we'll have highlights. cheryl: and is 5:01 a.m. here in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: nice to see you, cheryl. glad you're here. president trump congratulates french president-elect emanuel macron after the 49ers investment candidate defeated

the cac quarante at 37 points but the foot to 11. nicole: now features a 39. s&p futures up 30. lauren: good morning, everybody. five of 1:00 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: anorectic terratec striking -- a sold-out ariana grande last night as the concertgoers were leaving the venue. the explosion injured about 60 others. 21,000 people were at the concert. police say a suicide bomber carried out the attack. lauren: after meeting with mahmoud abbas, president trump speaking about the attack. >> so many young comely beautiful, innocent people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers. lauren: for suicide bombers on three subway trains in a bus back in 2005. ariana grande saying she's broken from the bottom of my heart. and so, so sorry. i don't have words. president trump expected to deliver more remarks when he delivers the museum. mornings with murray wil

cac quarante down almost 1%. markets mostly higher. the nikkei average in japan the big winner of the 2% figure vigil for the shooting victim in chicago more bloodshed pretty good band opens fire on the memorial killing two and injuring eight others. a bit of a merger monday to you about. sinclair close to acquiring rental tribune media that will reshape the tv landscape. the surprise for superhero fans. d.c. comics website that wonder woman trailer. to preview this morning. the stories right here right now. jamie talk about it, fox business dagen mcdowell, pollster and president lee carter. great to see you. dagen: good morning. >> a lot happening. maria: i'm really fired up. kevin mccarthy coming up for the entire hour. talking about health care after a very big victory for the house last week. dagen: no doubt about it. could be repealed and replaced the house bill. maria: bill cassidy one of the moderate drain spent "sunday morning futures" and said we are going to start again. we are going to start anew. why start anew? is there no

cac quarante up almost half of 1%. japan's nikkei average is up a quarter of a percent of the shanghai of three quarters of a percentage sign it. stories coming out this morning. a big pan of right now. taking the battle, "wall street journal" economics editor john houston rap and chairman and ceo john peebles is back with us. good to see you. thank you for joining us. a lot to talk about. the white house is pushing back on this story in terms of leaking information, classified information. what is your take on this? >> welcome in the "washington post" first reported that the government disclose information to the russians which could compromise an ally. it is not supposed which ally, which could compromise their ability to gather information. i should say it's not just the "washington post" because my newspaper, "the wall street journal" confirmed that story. this isn't just coming from one source. it is coming from "the wall street journal" behind it as well. maria: mcmasters says i was in the room. it's just not tru

half 1%, switching over to take a look at your european markets this morning, ftse higher by 7 cac quarante in paris, lower by 40, dax in germany, lower by 50. that check out u.s. stock market futures ahead of friday trading after record closings for the s&p and nasdaq, and names you know hitting all-time highs, let's check it out dow futures down 19, s&p futures down two, all right look at key commodities oil how i i i -- higher 13 cents, below 49.0 to barrel gold higher 9.50 at 12.69 a troy ounce, one of harvard's famous dropouts returning to the university yesterday. deliver the commencement speech, speaking of facebook ceo zuckerberg publicly endorsing idea for first time paying everyone a standard salary. >> now it is time for our generation to define a new social contract explore universal income to make sure everyone has a cushion to try new ideas. >> zuckerberg joining other silicon valley executives elon musk facebook co-founder hughes supporting basic in being zuckerberg left harvard to focus on facebook received an honorary degree. >> gm is sued by owners of deez real-time poured

the cac quarante at three quarters of 1%. the nikkei up closer holiday in japan but the other measures as ec fractionally moving. a final face-off in france. presidential candidate by wayne le pen and emanuel macron. all the details of the debate. prince philip's return for public office. buckingham palace announced in queen elizabeth has been lost up back in september. a massive issue can his google. what you need to know if you have them and they. do not touch the document. the big business merchandise, and i saw was a top sellers and you might be surprised if you landed in the top spot. join me to talk all about it, dagen mcdowell. chrysler ceo and home depot ceo bob nardelli back with us. and billy carter. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> great to be with all of you, it's great. maria: on a debian continues on the legislative front. health care is happening. transfer the house is going to go, suggesting they have the votes to move it and then they go to the senate. how much will the senate change it. so they pote

cac quarante lower this morning. in asia overnight, stocks mostly higher. take a look with the best performer in hong kong. the hang seng index up 1%. make average to an in japan. searches on for a jab on for jim comey's replacement. who was on the list to be the next director of the fbi. the president might announce that as soon as this friday. the fallout over the firing, president trump facing questions from the side of the aisle over the timing of his decision and his tweets that hinted his conversation with comey may have been recorded. >> at barricades commend the president should turn them over immediately. to destroy them and be a violation of law. if there are no tapes to me should apologize to james comey and the american people for misleading them. a special prosecutor can look into these states greater republican should be stepping up to the plate in joining us for a special prosecutor. maria: more on the fallout. rising tensions over north korea. another missile in his later show of force or the growing fears that the country claims up with an

ftse is up a quarter of per can he be the and the cac quarante weaker this morning.actional mov here as well. ta a look at the japan, best performer, nikkei average up two-thirds of 1%. mark zuckerberg goes back to school. returned to the dorm room where it all began. highlights of visit to harvard coming up. president trump's first fiscal budget hits capitol hill. today white house officials will get to work to sell president's plan, mulvaney will speak at hearing this morning and mnuchin will answer questions at a house ways and means committee at 10:00 a.m. mulvaney broke down and earned praise from some republicans, watch. >> we are no longer going to measure compassion by the number of programs or the number of people on those programs but by the number of people we help get off of those programs. that's how you get people take charge of their own lives again. >> i have to tell you, it's refreshing mick mulvaney say just that. that's point number one, what he's basically saying, let's make sure we are getting our money's worth. maria: joining us right know ameri

st 100 is higher a quarter of a percent, but the cac quarante trading fractionally lower. japan and hong kong. china and korea down. pepsico spices up and teams up with 711 to set set customers taste buds on fire. we've got a look at the nutri coming out. all the stories coming up. fox business network dagen mcdowell. riverfront investment group chairman and chief investment officer michael jones with us. kirsten haglund is here. good to see you. what a big day. dagen: big night. big everything. maria: and president trump sat down with the last april, he basically foreshadowed this. he said i had confidence in comey, but come about, he went through all the things he thought were wrong with the way comey conducted himself. a lot of them talking about the fbi come up organization of the agencies. that's an issue. dagen: you in that interview pressed president trump on why is jim comey still in that job in something you've discussed on the program since the election and what went down. by acting now, that is causing kind of a fire's armed. maria: because they are the middle t

cac quarante fractionally weaker. in asia overnight, markets finished mostly higher as you see here with the exception of china. shanghai composite down a half of a percent. japan, hong kong and korea all up this morning. terrifying moments that appear in canada to tell you about. take a look at this picture. a sea lion snatches a young girl, pulling her into the water. more on the shocking scene and what happened next, coming up this morning. the celtics beating cleveland, how they bested lebron james and company with surprise victory moments in the game. during second leg of first foreign tour as commander in chief. blake berman is live this morning in jerusalem. good morning, blake. blake: good morning to you as well. hello from jerusalem in this afternoon which is absolutely stunning monday afternoon in jerusalem. behind me the king david hotel where president trump will be staying overnight, the president will take part in visiting some of the holiest sites in jerusalem. currently the president is board marine on

bank england kept rates unchanged expected major averages as you see lower across the board cac quarantex index in asia overnight gains across the board, as you see there, as you will see the nikkei average average in japan up a third of a percent kospi up better than 1% another step closer to expanding flights to europe homeland security officials set to meet with firms today to go over deals a massive wildfire rages on pictures of the blaze in georgia 12% contained growing we've got the latest -- snap shares down 22% right now, company first quarter earnings report public company closer look at losses for the quarter, and report, that investors are watching the ipo price 17 as there are share ipo now very close to breaking that, keeping eye on retail this morning number of retailers reporting earnings kohl's rising, ahead of the copy proctor above expectations, sales traffic improved at kohl's stock up almost 1%, then paying the price for celebrating too early one learning the hard way throwing his arms up in victory, during a race. >> stories coming up to talk about it fox business ne

cac quarante of a third of a percent of the others actually moving. and they shall come against across-the-board. best performer of the cost be in korea and shanghai. in china up 1.5 but. joining me to talk all about it, dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor steven cortez and the fra and business strategist lengthy bout with us. good to see you. dagen: good morning. maria: begot the cbo score. transfer with it. 23 then people will be without insurance or that is your headline you'll see. it's above the fold in "usa today." we have to point out because the health care bill gets rid of the individual mandate that requires people to buy health insurance, that's why the numbers go up. the cbo has estimated that people will choose to not buy insurance. dagen: maria: on the left you don't care that his choice. people are choosing not to take the insurance. dagen: people who are getting dumped off of health insurance programs as we were talking about blue cross blue shield of kansas city said it is is withdrawing obamacare plans in kansas and missouri. 731,00

you have the ftse 100 up two-thirds of a percent as is the dax index in germany and the cac quaranteup a percent. korea was closed for the country's presidential vote. target is taking on amazon, retailer testing a delivery service similar to amazon's pantry, what it means for your shopping experience coming up. dove may want to wash away latest marketing ploy after the internet explodes over the company's new body-shaped bottles. yeah. it is dessert with a bang, how you can get the hands on the new firework oreos and name the cookies next flavor, all the stories coming up and joining me to talk about it fox business dagen mcdowell, jon and arkansas governor mike huckabee. great hour so far. >> thanks for having us. it's been fun already. [laughter] maria: fun he said. jon the last segment got you fired up. all this talk about travel hassles. dagen: i don't want to get arrested and you have to stifle. people treat you like garbage. i'm talking about the other passengers step all over you and i had to bury all of my frustration. maria more until now. >> either side who gets to fly, an

the ft 100 dumbest part of of a percent of sales to cac quarante in paris. in a show overnight, '-close-single-quote is, but the shanghai composite edging lower down a quarter of a percent. two police officers shot in chicago. authorities say they were ambushed. three people held for questioning. the superintendent address the fundamental issues behind the shooting. >> is another example of how dangerous this job is. people take it for granted when police officers come to work every day, they put their lives on the line and we have to do something about it. maria: the latest on the investigation this morning. airlines hope to squeeze more seats on some flights are not meant cutting back on legroom even more. plus, beyoncÉ coming to your coffee table. she's releasing a special edition box set for 600 page book with a hefty price tag. joining me to talk all about it, fox business network dagen mcdowell. recon g of investment officer at eps manager kevin kelly. independent women's boy ceo heather higgins but that's very great to see you. dagen: great to see eve

the cac quarante in paris down to. cheryl: u.s. market futures looking market futures that could make this right now. you can see the dow pointed lower by six good s&p and nasdaq up higher getting the bass boat. 180,000 jobs expected to be added to the u.s. economy. i will be a big market mover as well. lauren: oil prices are still below 50 packs. they are below 49. gold up 70 cents. 12.66 at troy ounce. drink you've got this out of london that theresa may's conservative party may be in trouble and may lose power. all of the surrounding their exit from the e.u. controversy. the screen against the dollar as the story to watch. the rest of the currencies mostly higher except for the u.k. pound. what is next for the u.s. stock market is the big question. mark bittner, senior economist at wells fargo. good to see you again. so close to the record high. we do not drastically since the election. how high do we go? and in particular when amazon is a thousand dollars a share to six out of 2000? where do they go? >> it's hard to say how hig

let's take a look at the european stocks, the cac quarante just up fractionally there in france and theet, the dax up one tenth of 1%. lauren: investors here in the u.s. get retail numbers, sent macy's shares 17%, worst drop since financial crisis, we had weakness ahead of the opening bell. nicole: oil which has been up the last couple of days about 4 and a half percent during those days, oil pulling back six cents, 44.77 a barrel. gold up. lauren: mcdonalds is helping franchises upgrades, the company is offering to pay 55% of the costs for changes that can rye as $700,000 for each location. mcdonalds usually expects franchisees to pick up the tab but the company is trying to win back the core customers that it has lost to rivals so these upgrades are important to the company overall. they are up over 18% so far this year. nicole: microsoft for reality, they feature various triggers that allow the user to grab an item floating in a virtual world. new head sets are expected to be ready for shopping season. they are available for developers to preorder. lauren: nordstrom, shares lost 4% i

the cac quarante down 28. they do point out a stronger than expected gdp report and consumer confidence to a 10 year high. da accept 10 points. cheryl: u.s. stock market futures either growth or both. they're sick of fractionally. a little more than one point. lauren: goldman sachs -- but enough for him in dollars and 66 cents a barrel done a quarter of 1%. gold done a 31% at 12.67 announced. cheryl: s&p 500 snapped a two week losing streak at the index with another record on friday. what can investors expect this week? chase chief economist anthony chan. good morning. it's interesting what we had over the last several weeks, months as he was trying probably. many start to question whether that will continue considering the president's economic policies may be in jeopardy. >> i actually believe the economy is improving. i am still looking for two or 2% economic growth. i was pleasantly surprised with the strong upper revision in the first quarter. consumer confidence surges steadily rising. we did not do from

cac quarante down nine committee accenture me down six. nicole: the contiguous stock market futures this morning. down 53 points. the s&p 500 down four. the nasdaq down six. lauren: whole foods, co. 21st first century fox on the wording today. oil right now up 1%. forty-six dollars, 32 cents a barrel. gold of the 12.23 a troy ounce. nicole: more reaction to a firing. comey was optimistic about his future. >> he stuck with me for about six and a half years. i'd love to be invited back again. nicole: more on that breaking story. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ nicole: good morning. 5:15 a.m. here in new york. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. washington still reeling after donald trump fired fbi director james comey. he cited the handling of the e-mail scandal involving nominee comes as comey is that an investigation into the trunk campaign possible collusion with russia to influence the election outcome. the russian foreign minister sergey laugh out of the white house today.

the cac quarante to the upside. german dax up 1%. on thursday as technology duvall.e g7 to shed further light of the trump agenda if you will. generous in the u.s. s&p futures coming off the coming off a record yesterday down three. nasdaq down six. trade to watch in oil and gold, two of three trading days in today about that card up about two bucks. oil right now after getting big yesterday gained over 3% yesterday. it is up against excuses to the upside good 48.01 a barrel. lauren: shares of snap are plunging down over 20%. if you look at the price from the 1780s when just about the company's ipo price of 17 bucks a share. reported a loss of over $2 billion in its first earnings report. most of the loss came from stock-based compensation to executives at ipo time but snap came up short against its biggest rival facebook. reported 60 million daily active users. by comparison facebook at three times in the users in its first report as a public company. if you look at snap's revenue. not enough to cover the company's huge ipo expenses. trade to abercrombie and fitch t

cac quarante is down 20% and dax and germany down .8%.trade to stock market futures were that great a couple hours ago, back in the right now. dow futures top 40. s&p futures down to. there was some real selling yesterday, but the question is what is there one day of the event? lauren: debacle. .now seven days in a row over 3.5% up another $2 today. oil down 13 cents. 48.94-barrel. nicole: in a fast spreading computer attack to worry about. the new attack is called vocoders spreading about two weeks ago and has infected more than 150,000 computers around the world so far. security experts say could end up being even bigger than one outcry. lots of computer screens, slows down systems and stills processing power and generates cash for the attackers. it affects pcs that have not installed the latest microsoft software update. nicole: former fbi chief robert mueller to oversee the russian election i decision is strong bipartisan crisis. >> he's as good as it gets. he stares in the bush administration, obama administration. he is unassailable

cac quarante lower this morning. in asia overnight, stocks mostly higher. in hong kong. the hang seng index up 1%. make average to an in japan. searches on for a jab on for jim comey's replacement. who was on the list to be the next director of the fbi. the president might announce that as soon as this friday. the fallout ov

the cac quarante after the televised debate last night is doing quite well, up about three quarters ofe german dax, three quarters of 1% to the upside. lauren: all about earnings and economic data. a lot of earnings today. look at this nice gain of a quarter of 1% for the dow for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq looking at the future's board. nicole: yesterday called pulled back again and we are seeing gold again to the downside down $12.512.36 to troy ounce. right now it is 47.45 a barrel. lauren: facebook shows no sign of slowing down reporting yesterday first-quarter profits surged 76% to more than $3 billion. revenue rising 9% topping $8 billion boosted by mobile video advertisements. facebook group will not dominate the online advertising market is the eighth straight quarter face the read estimates on revenue. there is concern going forward that facebook is running out of the room for ads on user fees is looking for other places for the ad such as inserting them into longer videos. do you have the attention span for that is the question. facebook falling by 2% on concerns about future

trade to europe have really taken a cue because you see the cac quarante in france is down one third of 1% of the blended sociopath of 1%. the euro in the hills of everything and dates in washington. >> any chance that he another record high. s&p down a point. the site features of the point and our futures up by five. nicole: oil has been up for sessions in a row. during that time looking at 4920. the barrel for oil, demand outlook has been spent to downgraded based on weaker demand. go to $3.70. 12.33. dallas by the iea that number. lauren: is forced to get 10% of its workforce to 200,000. job cuts expected to be announced as early as this week. the report says they will toward the end result the hourly workforce at a factory here in the u.s. mark fields hopes to boost the company's profit in its stock price. shares are down within 17% in the past year and 40% since fields took over three years ago. force market value of the low tesla and general motors. train to investors loading up on shares of snappy at the stock rallied a percent yesterday after regulatory filing showed several

cac quarante higher by 12 in the dax powered by 10. nicole: record closes for the acid via nasdaq and the town not far away from his own record. dow futures at 78 pages to be futures upsetting. nasdaq futures at night team. lea: oil prices higher as investors expect oil producing companies to extend their output cut. we'll glorify 9 cents at $51.27 a barrel. gold higher by four bucks at 12.68 rants. nicole: coming outcome of the federal reserve indicated central bankers aren't in a hurry to raise interest rates but we'll still see unix acted rate hike next month. make sure you grab your umbrella today. whether on the way for a long memorial day weekend. janice dean will have your thursday forecast. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ you totaled your brandew car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had libe

in europe, markets are moving ever so slight wave with the biggest game fair, the cac quarante and friends. you have some mixed markets with losses in japan and on the shanghai. here at home, president trump's budget heads to capitol hill. the proposed plan with cuts to disability program, medicaid, food stamps. we'll take a closer look ahead. all of that and so much more this morning. political analyst kirsten haglund here. local economic senator john helton out at former fbi joint terrorist task force steve rogers, welcome to all of you. thank you for being here with this developing news, breaking news this morning. breaking his right now, 22 people including children in the suspected robber killed at manchester in the united kingdom. the blast happened around 10:35 p.m. local time, about 5:35 east coast time in a public space near the box office but the concert. commenting this morning on the end of it during his first trip overseas. he or men in jerusalem the very latest. >> good afternoon to you here in jerusalem. a little bit after 1:00 in the afternoon meeting the president has been

higher in europe markets little changed big election in france, the ft 100 up a fraction as cac quarantee, the redaction this morning down a quarter of a percent, on asia markets lower with the exception of a couple holidays japan was closed as was korea for a holiday, hang seng down 3/4 of a percent as shanghai composite in china, victory for president trump and house republicans passed the bill to repeal and replace obamacare in the house celebrated the vote at the white house, watch. >> it was a big day but it is just one step in this process. >> we puth took first step toward rescuing families from failures of obamacare great day for america a great day for this administration. but it is a truly great day for the american people. maria: now battle movers to the senate we are anticipating lots of action there, we will tell you about it, is mr. protests in venezuela raging this morning death toll rising the very latest coming out of venezuela this morning, more for airlines delta in hot seat facing fury after family kicked off the plane after refusing to give up a seat paid for fallout

. >> we are seeing a stabilization in europe gains cbo the cac quarante best in paris up two-thirds ofthird of a percent, and in asia overnight, fractional moves they are in plus column as you will see across the board. in asia. . >> klaas in the streets of new york to report, the man who plowed his car, into a crowded times square chafrnld with murder details on his motives. >> a statute of robert eewill he to come down in new orleans the push bin removal in addition to president trump another big in a i am to saudi arabia this weekend country superstar to hold a concert in the kwun for men details there ahead. >> and unveiling a luxury car, falconry how brand helps design will will help fly higher coming up this morning, joining us, to talk all about it dagen mcdowell with me in las vegas, we are talking about the agenda, domestic and international dagen. dagen: woohoo. >> book on progrowth agenda see american people were promised on trail falls in lapse of republicans in house and senate. maria: do you think now, because of all this new you know noise and news of the last week with

see cac quarante update team. we do want to break in right now to let you know donald trump has just arrived in israel. that cannot live pictures right now. air force one coming in. nicole: this is obviously a monumental flight is the first time to have her first fund come from saudi arabia come straight to jerusalem where there is a tarmac. this is part of his trip you continue on after this trip to italy. g7, nato. there is a plain come air force one landed in israel right now. lauren: was mr. that is never done because of diplomatic relations between saudi arabia and israel. the flight on time are relatively close, landing right now in tel aviv. nicole: let's get back to your market check if stockmarket features at the same time as we keep a keen eye on this arrival in israel. looking at stock market futures this morning slightly higher for dow futures. lauren: up 21 points. nicole: 21 points to the upside. lauren: if you look at commodities this morning, we can show you how oily gold are doing at this hour. oi

ft 100 up a quarter of a percent of the dax up as well but cac quarante down a fraction. the nikkei average slipped below were on the session in japan. new details in the dui arrest of tiger woods. the legendary golfer was found passed out at the wheel of his car and had slurred speech at the time of his arrest. no signs of alcohol. and you shake. scarpelli outside cbs coming up there. all the stories that this morning. fox business network's dagen mcdowell. three com investment officer kevin kelly and townhall.com fox news contributor guy benson with us this morning. great to see you. thank you for being here. maria: had this to come at thank you. maria: you had a great show yesterday. i was watching. i was rooting you on from afar. dagen: you're the best. the pamela satellite, as a are the panelists. heather higgins and jon hilsenrath. maria: today we went to get on with the white house. president transmitted with another world leader. the two welcomed vietnam's prime minister to the white house today. one of the biggest issues, trade in china. hanoi has discussed the w

in europe stocks, ftse is up a fraction, cac quarante is up a fraction. in asia overnight, mixed performances, take a look as you see there the nikkei average in japan down a third of a percent, shanghai composite in china up three quarters of a percent. stephen colbert is firing back at president trump after the president called him a no-talent guy. all the stories coming up this morning and joining me fox business dagen mcdowell, recon capital and horizon manager, kevin kelly and the wall street journal editorial page editor james freeman. great to see, everybody. good morning. dagen: what were you going to say? maria: you called it. one of the reasons probably that annoyed donald trump about jim comey is the way he acted in the hearing. you used the word showboat. dagen: we did talk about after the morning firing when the white house put narrative that they did it on the recommendation of rosenstein, deputy attorney general, we said at that point, i was speculating but that we would find out that trump ordered it, the trump had decided that jim comey h

all-time highs in europe, pressure as well the biggest loser in europe has been and still is the cac quarantehina and hong kong, then nikkei and kospi were down slightly. for the day. and big trouble for tiger woods off the course, the golfer arrested for dui monday morning says he wasn't drinking, the major impact that subpar weekend could have on his massive sponsorship deals. turning back to tax reform, in a tweet president trump saying that the timeline is moving along quote ahead of schedule big expect a letters, the "the wall street journal" is reporting this morning, that the republican plan to reshape the tax code facing such significant hurdles in washington they are using stalled or -- life support or dead altogether, let's bring in former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, fox news contributor karl rove says gop dreams of liquid with interest group lobbying the tax systems reality. your thoughts, does this get done? >> i think it does get done the question is how much gets done. first of all, there is a difference between tax reform, and in which we get rid of he pr

in europe to look at action there, we have mixed markets with sizable lost cac quarante france down 3/4 of 1%, in asia overnight, market already closed we have gains except nikkei in japan plus summer box office season kicking off this weekend the bay watch remove he movie we have a preview show you what we can all that so much more politics national political reporter is here, rosecliff ceo mike murphy lea gabrielle joining us. >> too long great to be here. >> a 10 minute reprieve then i give you a hard time. >> i am ready. >> [laughter] >> do it. >> we can talk about whether a lot to talk about the speech at nato yesterday by president trump a lot of criticism of that speech, warranted, question mark. >> um-hmm. >> right. >> well i mean, he renewed that he was going to give this kind of speech so allies were looking for him to commit to the article five that mutual defense packet he didn't do that explicitly he stuck to campaign promising asking nato to pay more asking member nations to pay more that is also what other presidents have wanted, the rhetoric was pretty tough. >> the pr

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