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david: and you can catch steve forbes and me this weekend, forkforbes on fox. saturday, and sunday. >> a good panel, smart folks. >> strong reaction pouring in for and against the healthcare bill. this is the headline. in washington times -- republicans eat another crap sandwich, really. david: did you have to say. melissa: why did i have to say it, i get sense he is not happy with this. what he wants senate g.o.p. to do about it. david: switching, hillary clinton refusing to stay quiet, details of her new project, that even has some democrats scratching their heads. melissa: and another airline in hot water, how delta is now responsible for backlash after kicking a young family off of one their flights. >> what? >> i bought that seat. break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only

liz: steve forbes love you come back soon, my former boss, terrific. >> thank you. liz: listen?i don't care because he doesn't give a [ bleep ] this is a [ bleep ] -- those republicans leaders, and president trump, don't give a [ bleep ] liz: you heard the curse and swearing word, tom perez said, i am not going to say trump's name. that is next. >> and also what better way to start an anti-trump revolution than right in the middle of media's nerve center here in new york city? how about broadway? that is what liberal filmmaker michael moore thinks will work. details coming up, don't go away. e medication, you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. >> i don't care because he doesn't give a [bleep] those republican leaders, and president trump, don't give a [bleep] liz: tom perry, not shy about using vol garities to slam trump and his agenda. during a rally yesterday, perez refused to say trump's offensive.

tom: steve forbes thank you as always great things for joining us. lou is. support of the rank-and-file contradicting white house claims. bret baier joins me on all the comey fallout and could new leadership at the fbi reopened the investigation investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail? in the report says it is possible plus a hollywood action theme. former green beret terry shepherd separates fact from fiction. grab some popcorn kick back and enjoy the show. it's a talking point parade and the ongoing comey carnage and the president led the hypocrisy charge by calling out democrats who had prev

steve forbes is here. he's going to weigh in on it. plus, former cia director john brennan testifying today that russians brazenly interfered in the 2016 election. we're on it. : . trish: the white house releasing proposed budget for 2018. president is asking congress to add more than $56 billion on defense and border security while cutting 1.7 trillion dollars from future medicaid and welfare spending over the next ten years. the white house plan leaves social security and medicare untouched in a taxpayer first budget. joining me with his thoughts on all of it, forbes media chairman steve forbes, good to have you here. >> good to be here. trish: your initial take? >> nice budget, they did not do the prep work, the narrative went to the democrats, cutting programs for the poor, the people that elected donald trump didn't explain how food stamp reform is going to help people that need it. same thing on disabilities. they've left themselves open. while mulvaney, the budget director had nice quotes about you don't measure compassion by ho

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lou: steve forbes joins me right here next. taxes, jobs, economic growth, all the good stuff. lou: this is the final day of campaigning in the french presidential race. the mainstream political parties. emanuel macron extending his lead over the pop stli candidate marine le meant latest polling. this represents the result of about four polls. and french elections polls have been historically very, very accurate. but you should know historically these polls have been very, very accurate. sunday night 7:00 p.m. eastern we'll have especially coverage of the french presidential election. joining me to discuss the populist movement, forbes media chairman editor-in-chief steve forbes. this has been an extraordinary week for the president, his administration. wing on spending and healthcare, revitalizing the effort to repeal and replace obamacare. the house did so with his leadership. paul ryan of all people crediting the president for his leadership on the issue. people we are saying it couldn't be done. >> he made it happen. that's what leadership is all about. one of the things i

steve forbes is with us, "forbes" mediator-in-chief.50 billion from that one company, get any of that back here, we've got ourselves a stimulus. i expect this week we'll hear how we get that back. what say you? >> that's why you need this tax reform. apple has already borrowed 40 billion in bonds. why would they, with $250 billion in cash, be out borrowing money in the debt markets? the fed has made it cheap, they can do financial engineering, and so the tax cut that trump wants to put in would make it worthwhile to make real investments, not financial engineering. stuart: yes, i'm with you all the way. sounds absolutely fabulous. what happens, however, if we drop the tax cut to 15%, have an even lower repatriation tax rate and they don't bring the money back? we've got a political problem. >> no, apple has a problem. it means they don't know how to invest the money. but i guarantee -- stuart: well, that's a spin on it, but the politicians are going to be all over it. they're going to say you've got $250 billion in cash and you're not b

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steve forbes cheered for them. way to go. rate i think is 19% now. their social security tax is 34%. ours is 6.5%. host: you mentioned ted cruz. he mentioned another tabs in early 2016. flat tax the business is not a fad. -- is not a vat. guest: a value-added tax. a value-added tax is a very good and just about all economists love it. it cuts his consumption, not labor, savings, or investment. it is an easy tax for government to collect and hard to evade. a hundred 36 countries have this, but republicans like ted cruz do not like the vat tax because they call it a money machine. it brings in lots of money for government. if you use it to reduce the rate of the income tax, fine. yourmes out the same when taxing consumption. republicans oppose it and democrats think it is regressive because poor people spend more on consumption than rich people. both of those problems are handle-able. you can manage it. i think we ought to have a vat and use the revenues to lower the rates of the other taxes. this professor at ucla has designed tax plans for 40 countri

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host: here is the menu write about in your book, a man named steve forbes.et us hear from him. >> throw away the code and put in a single rate your we recommend 17% are generous exemptions for children so nobody gets a tax increase in this thing. you can literally do your tax return on a single sheet of paper or a few keystrokes on a computer. by the way, 40 countries and jurisdictions around the world, places like hong kong are not a country, but they are administering, have variations of the flat tax. this is not a laboratory theory. guest: he ran for president on that twice. he made the cover of time and newsweek in the same week with the flat tax. host: who else ran on flat tax? guest: rick perry, carly fiorina, ted cruz, several of the republicans ran on flat . donald trump that it would not work. he said it was a giveaway to the rich. host: what do you think? guest: the point of my book is , let us look at other countries and see people who have tried these ideas, and i do not know where steve got 40, but 12 or 13 countries have tried the flat rate tax

here to break it down, let's see steve forbes. get a handout, a check from the government just for being alive. what's wrong with that. >> you have to produce the resources to give out the researses. if you remove the barriers to creating the resources everyone's standard of living improves. we spend a trillion dollars a year on various welfare program. if he's proposing what finland has done, take that trillion and combine the together and instead of having it spread out over numerous agencies and programs, that would be interesting. trish: i hear you. >> but the idea of an income for everyone will make sure everyone's average income is lower. it will reduce investment and reduce kinds of things that make for a higher standard of living. trish: you are speaking in economic terms. i look at it in basic human instinct terms. we all get up and are motivated to go to work every day in part because we are trying to achieve something. whether it's earning money or politics, political achievements. it's part of who we are. this is a ver

let's bring in forbes media chair steve forbes, he can't wait to take a crack at this one. democrats holler about meddling in the election and now communists can work for the state of california? what do you think? >> why don't they add nazis and the ku klux klan and the muslim brotherhood and see how they react to that. this bill is not popular among democrats, they have democrats among cambodia, vietnam, korea, cuba and look around the world. look at cuba, korea, venezuela. hasn't worked so well. last i looked the soviet union lost the cold war? liz: good point, we're wondering why is this issue so important to democrat legislators in california now. don't they have more things to work on? >> this gets to something about our schools. we're all taught thankfully about the evils of nazism. communism which killed 100 million people, blighted the lives of others get a gloss. tensions were good, they killed everyone but tengs were good. it gets a gloss they don't know. liz: you're blaming academics. >> starts with the schools, sympathetic with the left because the left uses th

we're geing a little reaction to what zeke said and steve forbes and carol roth. what we just heard was essentially an explanation of what is possible, what could work, what should be working but it's not working. people see that their health care coverage is getting less efficient, costing a lot more money and insurers are leaving the states. i just wonder all these architects of social welfare plans whether for obamacare or something else, once they get down the road their vision stays the same but reality becomes further apart from the vision. >> this is what happens when you have a top-down third party system, david. it doesn't work because socialism doesn't work f you have a normal market where consumers make the decisions instead of third parties like the government, insurance companies, big employers, insurance will work. melissa was absolutely right. i don't need pregnancy services but i'm forced to buy it. young people under obamacare are grossly overcharged for insurance, so they walked away from it. you have a normal market where you can get catastrophi

tom: steve forbes thank you as always great things for joining s deal of ed rollins michael goodwin tony schaefer as his guest. good night from new york. from fox headquarters in new york city the new "wall street week". maria: welcome to "wall street week" to show that analyzes the week that was in positions you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. a special guest cleveland clinic ceo dr. toby cosgrove and we are talking about health care. first we are taking look a look at the market in setting you up for next week. here are the headlines impacting wall street today. markets pulling back just a bit from highs this week as investors digested mixed bag of earning results as well as retail and economic stories. discretionary factors weighing on the market due to a selloff in big retail stocks like macy's and nordstrom's and the retail sales number that came out at the end of the week. major markets closing mix for the week. meanwhile other major headlines impacting your money president trump fired fbi director james comey this past week. that news dominating the latter part of the wee

we have it here, steve forbes is looking at this budget. i go to the trump budget, to take two line items, medicaid and medicare, medicaid is at $368 billion. and ten use the trump budget -- that is not a cut but a huge increase. medicare, that is the younger. the old, $588 billion in medicare spending. in 10 years it will be over 1 trillion. that is almost double. how do they get these figures that everything is being cut to the bone? >> they leave out what states are spending, up another $50 billion in the next 10 years. we have typical washington gobbledygook to confuse us. the assumption that the budget must grow a certain percentage each year. if it is supposed to go up 4% but only goes up to% that counter the cut. only in washington would an increase count as a cut. what they are proposing is reforms, 20 years ago on welfare turning welfare into workfair. on food stamps, you work and instead of a handout try to get people back on their feet again. >> mick mulvaney, head of the omb said it is more compassionate to get people off of wel

i spoke to steve forbes when you had him as a guest at the very beginning of the primaries. comments were would you vote for trump? at that time my mind wasn't made up. what i did like about him, he was standing up to the democrats instead of letting them beat him up. he brought a gun to a gun fight. i just thought that was great. for me being 62, gone through few elections, the most important thing to me is the long game. that means the supreme court. i think it would have been totally devastating if we would have had some more bader ginsburg on the supreme court. that in the long term will change this country. as far as i'm concerned, trump already done his job. the other issues they worked themselves out. under the obama administration, we saw plant close, put a lot of people out of work because they could no longer manufacture the light bulbs. they had to ship that overseas with they can make them. we're seeing the kraft cheese plant closing. that's not attributed to overseas. i guess it's more about regulations. host: matt, thank you very much. guest: supreme court you

i spoke to steve forbes when you had him as a guest at the very beginning of the primaries and peopleere -- the comments were would you have voted for trump. and at that time my mind wasn't made up. what i did like about him is that he was standing up to the democrats instead of letting them beat him up or the media beat him up, he brought a gun to a gunfight. and i just thought that was great. for me being 62 and have gone through quite a few elections, the more -- the most important thing to me is the long game and that means the supreme court. and i think it would have been totally devastating if we'd have had some more bader, ginsbergs and kagans on the supreme court because that in the long term is really going to change this country. as far as i'm concerned, trump has already done his job. the other issues, they work themselves out. and under the obama administration we saw the plant close here putting a lot of people out of work because they could no longer manufacture the old light bulbs. they had to ship that overseas. we're also seeing the kraft cheese plant closing. and tha

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forbes media chairman steve forbes what he makes of that and how republicans answer that. i think a lot of buffetting in the markets, steve, have to do with that. as you know and you reminded me over the years, clinton years, these guys are not red or blue, they're green. they want to make money, money. this gets in the way of that of an agenda they would think would be money-friendly, right? >> yes indeed. politically it is a huge distraction getting two big things through for the republicans, health care in the senate around tax bill for both houses, even though the economy is starting to show renewed signs of life, it still hasn't the vision gore that will help them next year. neil: that is interesting, steve, the improvement in the economy, this one forecaster today predicting very soon an unemployment rate under 4%, on top of pickup in wholesale inflation, unexpectedly good news or jobless claims at a 28-year low, that maybe the market is sayings using this justification not to goose the economy? >> when the patient is getting better you don't pull patient off the med

tom: steve forbes thank you as always great things for joining us. lou is. kennedy: acting fbi director andrew mccabe says comey still has the support of the rank-and-file contradicting white house claims. bret baier joins me on all the comey fallout and could new leadership at the fbi reopened the investigation investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail? in the report says it is possible plus a hollywood action theme. former green beret terry shepherd separates fact from fiction. grab some popcorn kick back and enjoy the show. it's a talking point parade and the ongoing comey carnage and the president led the hypocrisy charge by calling out democrats who had previously called for the director's gal. >> when i heard about it i found it hard to believe that comey y. thought had some degree of integrity would do this. >> he is making a mistake on this and he clearly has a double standard. >> to believe that jim comey should resign? >> of course, yes. kennedy: democrats are fascinating between russians and impeachment which means the conversation is being hija

we will talk about all of that with steve forbes who is in the house right now. ready for another earnings bonanza after the close. facebook and tesla will be front and center. we will bring you the numbers and instant stock reaction and analysis the second they hit the tape coming up. ♪ >>> welcome back. secretary of the treasury steve mnuchen discussing tax reform with the nation's community bankers today. cnbc's ylan mui is in washington with more. >> reporter: bill, the big question on tax reform is when. the timeline was pushed back. first it was august, then 2017. today treasury secretary mnuchen appeared to soften the deadline more. >> i originally said i was hopeful we would get tax reform done before the august recess. at the time i said it was aggressive. i guess you would say it is even more aggressive now. i have decided i'm not going to give any other specific dates other than saying we would like to do this as soon as possible. >> reporter: republicans on the ways and means committee held a retreat over the weekend to discuss the way forward. the me

joining us to discuss it is steve forbes, emily holmes, lee carter, i want to go to you first becauseia company editorial director at times, this must drive you nuts. what is leading the narrative in the media is often dead wrong or at least it has been over the past week. >> not helped by the white house for not having a consistent storyline themselves but the media is out to get donald trump and make this watergate which it isn't and there will be probes all over the place and they have to resigned to the fact they were hear the word russia 1000 times a day for the next eight years. david: the idea that these front-page stories which are meant to move the story forward move the story backwards because very often they are wrong and have to be corrected if they are honest enough to correct it. >> exactly right but they are always wrong in one direction which is to the disadvantage of the president. never have to correct it the other way and i brought in two, time magazine covers the came out within a week of each other and is media bias in photos, chuck schumer the democratic minority

mister forbes, steve forbes. "varney and company," charles payne is in for stewart. charles: stewart will be back tomorrow. the latest controversy surrounding the white house and it could affect the president's birth agenda. the new york times reporting james comey wrote a memo claiming donald trump asked him to back off investigation, and several republican lawmakers say they are concerned about the president's agenda, tax reform, solves because of this, pacific we worried about tax reform, mitch mcconnell saying in no uncertain terms, tax reform needs to be revenue neutral, what the team is proposing. money in politics all over, that is what "varney and company" does right now. ♪ >> it does beg the question, if there was what he perceived as undue influence, the oversight committee, could have talked it out of judiciary committee, the intel committee, devon nunez, the senate intel committee, could have gone public with it but documentation and how it was received, if it did indeed happen, that is where we need to figure out the facts. charles: congressman jason ch

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among our guests, for example chairman, steve forbes, whoo-hoo. we have former ambassador john negroponte. we have former national security councilmember, gillian turner and former arkansas governor mike huckabee. what a lineup. david: the dow taking breather barely before the holiday weekend. disney, goldman sachs, microsoft among the biggest gain is. let's go to lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. a lot of people said if there wasn't a selloff that is grade news for the market because people don't like to hold stocks going into a holiday weekend, apparently they did today. >> i think they did. david, folks didn't want to make big money bets ahead of a three-day weekend especially with president trump overseas. wait until president trump gets back to talk about fireworks. nasdaq around s&p high for session there. second straight record close for the tech-heavy nasdaq. this is the fifth up week in the last six weeks for the nasdaq. the s&p not too shabby, up about 1.3% on the week. you basically have winners, best buy, norfol

"forbes" media chairman, steve forbes. i cannot wait to get your take on what is happening with the white house. it's gotten to the point you can't make it a period the mac now, unfortunately on the intelligence side of the media side, this is a coup. the two things the white house has to do. one is get the message going. for example, after they pass the health care bill in the house a couple weeks ago, they had no talking points for their members when they would die. this is ridiculous. they are unarmed going into a fierce battle, calgary against tanks and machine guns. they've got to do that. a couple things trump could do right now to begin to re-seize the agenda. medicare declared, hospitals must post prices for all services. start being positively active again. dagen: in changing the narrative. fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, karl rove. casper, if you listen to any podcast coming to let casper race. the mattress company. the ceo and c