stuart: okay.ness, and you're running it through your own personal, private, tax return, you run it through that small business? it is subchapter s, it is the pass-through deal, you want a tax cut for those people? that is it what you want more than anything else? >> absolutely. more than half of all private sector employees in the u.s. are employed by small companies. 80% pay taxes through the as a pass-through entry. we need to unleash the power of that engine. 2/3 of all jobs are created by those small companies. if we give them tax relief and big corporations, that will release growth and lots of well--paying jobs. stuart: you're a trump supporter. supporter of the trump tax plan. let me ask you this, if you got what you wanted, a much lower rate for small business, would you, as a small business start lying more people? >> absolutely. not only we at fast signs international would hire more people, but our international, which are independently operated, open new locations and that will jobs, j

stuart: yeah.u is silent about military troops are called in to beat up people exercising their right to vote. ashley: human rights abuse. liz: express their opinion. ashley: why do we care? certainly this continues on its way. will royal the european markets because who knows who else will come out of the wood works, texas, california, you name it. stuart: no effect on the american market at this point, none at all. in fact, we are going to open this market in a few minute's time, we are going to go up. not much but up again. please remember that we close at 45th, record high of the dow yesterday, up a little bit from there. back in a moment, back in a second copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asth

stuart: i'm afraid so. mr. max, you're all right. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: get to capitol hill.ress given themselves a deadline, end of the year to get tax reform done. can they do it? come on in, governor mike huckabee. governor, i say the gop is the biggest threat to the trump tax cuts. what say you? >> they're the biggest threat not just to the tax cuts, they're biggest threat to repeal and replace obamacare. they're the threat to getting deregulation. they're basically a threat to everything that the american people elected them and donald trump to get done. it just doesn't make sense. i will give a little bit of a shoutout to the house members. they're passing some stuff. it goes to eternal graveyard of legislation, otherwise known as the u.s. senate where you have so much ego in one room, that they can't seem to understand that they're not there to picket donald trump. they're there to challenge the mess we're in, and to then this president get some things done. stuart: is it personal, governor? during the election campaign donald trump was, he was very tough on the other

stuart: he's my gal. [laughter] stuart: moving on.se speaker ryan says repeal and replace of obamacare is off the table for 2017. that just came to us liz peek. liz: the only positive take would be that they would apply all the time now and the end of the year to passing tax reform. may be that they need to do that. with the house automatically going through and approving the senate budget resolution, you get two spray weeks of work time. frankly i'm surprise today hear him say this but let's focus on one thing at a time because they clearly cannot chew and walk at the same time. stuart: how about a short-term fix, he said that would be on the table next year. they are clearing the decks for tax cuts. would that be acceptable to say? >> i think that's exactly right. liz: we have open enrollment for obamacare, americans seeing premiums going up and a lot of confusion next week. stuart: you've got that right. look at this, please, we are going up. pointing south -- pointing down for the dow when it opens in what 5 minute's time, now we

stuart: wait.t of the executive order is that you can buy a policy for just 364 days, one day short of a year, under the terms of the obamacare act, you can do that, you can change what you have to cover if the policy is for less than a year. >> an insurance company would ball -- bulk at a policy because it's not enough of a commitment from the premium payer to justify the risks that they're covering. stuart: not if it's renewed at 365. >> much tampering with the insurance market as obamacare. he wants to get rid of the whole thing and start over. to attack piece mail, it's going to make it worse. stuart: he has no choice. >> he has no choice. he has no political choice. he could start negotiating with republican senators. stuart: how long is that going to take? >> if the president signs executive order -- stuart: the president has no judge. >> that's going to make matters worse. stuart: we will see. >> okay. i know you love when i say this, i hope i'm wrong. [laughter] stuart: this is just breakin

stuart: okay. ly buy it. [laughter] stuart: very important story.ompany. microsoft is rolling out new high-end virtual reality head sets. okay. so what, are you going to buy one? are you going to buy the stock? >> we own the stock, love the stock. it's for game's occasion, that's a big deal. i don't think it's a money driver for microsoft. stuart: okay. ford motor company is putting more money into electric vehicles, that's the story. ashley: people argued that ford has lagged behind. they did get together with lyft and autonomous research. new ceo, we are going to get on board big time, all of our cars will be internet connected by the time 2019 rolls arnold. we will spend more money on the electric vehicle, the autonomous vehicle, technology, but we know what gm said just the other day, all our cars will be electric. makers to have f-150 pickup truck. stuart: all of us by 2030 will have electric car. >> 2030, one-third of cars will be combustion engines. liz: electric grid better be ready for all of this. stuart: extraordinary prediction. >> it's

stuart: could be. >> thank you, stuart.art: we showed you yesterday, president trump tweeted a video of me from fox&friends. i was talking about the booming economy and the stock market. joining us right now brian brendberg business professor at king's college in manhattan. i was saying there yesterday that the economy is doing very well, it's the greatest story never told. the media won't touch this with a 10-foot pole, am i right in the premise that the economy is doing well? >> i agree with you in your premise, i disagree with you that it's not being covered, the problem it's not that it's being covered, the problem is getting lost in the noise. the thing you did yesterday you made the case su -- clearly. you cut the noise out, that story goes through. stuart: presidential tweets? >> you have to clear that noise out because what you're saying is compelling but people have to hear it and right now the den is too much, there's too much noise. liz: you're a very compelling anchor, by the way. stuart: last question, brian, i

stuart: okay.ell you got it out there, herman. glad you did. still have 15 minutes left. >> the more she talks, more the president loves it. shoe he is right. >> she is falling right into his narrative. ashley: gop is loving it. >> democratic elites are cringing. stuart: you're coming back to look at james comey and draft letter. >> when did he decide not to prosecute? >> very much indeed. 11:00. :. big legal win for johnson & johnson. they will not have to pay $70 million to a woman whose family claims she got cancer from their baby powder. >>> new developments in the harvey weinstein case. his brother bob is being accused of sexual harrassment from a producer at a spike tv show. >>> the spokesman for the syrian democrat forces says, after a four-month long assault, the fighting is officially over. big win, big victory. more details coming up. >>> the liberal media's contempt for the republicans knows no bounds. a cnn reporter mocking president trump for helping senator mitch mcconnell climb a set

>> i'm always working on that, stuart,. stuart: aren't we all? amazon.here's always an amazon story. every single day absolutely guaranteed and here it is. reportedly in advanced talks with a company called frame. okay. this is important. they make a license plate cover that you can store a key in. amazon wants to use it to ship packages directly to your car trunk. can you believe this. okay? directly to your trunk, and they'll put your stuff in the trunk. ashley: you know why? because the theft of delivered packages is a massive problem in this country. 11million u.s. homeowners have packages stolen by what they call porch pirates. there are people that go around neighborhoods looking for drop offs from amazon, the delivery, and stealing them. so they're trying to find technology to beat it. >> and, by the way, it's not just in your car trunk. they also want to be able to engineer things inside your door. stuart: i knew you were going to say that. who wants strangers going into the trunk of my can a? who wants strangers opening the front door of my hous

stuart, you're watching record highs in the market. stuart: yes, aim. well, are we going to get there today? 40 odd points away. good morning, it's great to be back specially on a day where we might, i think, we probably will, i think we almost certainly will hit 23,000 on the dow and we are very close to it. that was the close yesterday. 22,956. it was the 66th time the dow had hit record during the still young trump presidency. and this is how we open this morning. we are going to go up again, certainly for the dow, 20-odd points. we are off. legitimate question, what's going on here? number one, the economy is growing, number two, commit today tax cut and number three reports are strong. look at netflix. prepare to spend $8 billion to produce its own content next year over 5 million new subscribers signed up in three months. the stock is above $200 per share. sales up worldwide reported this morning by johnson johnson & jo. morgan stanley, same story with goldman sachs, all of them dow stocks, all of them up. let's sum it up, the media is full of rep

stuart: no. he says he's not going to vote for the budget because it contains $43 billion for extra military spending. he won't vote for the budget. maybe the vote won't pass and therefore we need 60 votes to get tax cuts through the senate. >> i think the budget will pass without his vote. stuart: what are you doing standing on principle standing again and again? >> if f you ask secretary of defense and joint chief of staff, what's the greatest threat, they don't say north korea, isis, they say debt. rand paul doesn't want us to incur debt. he will vote for any budget or tax increase that does not require more borrowing, plain and simple, economics 101 which you in your heart of hearts can only agree. stuart: do you think that's legitimate? >> yes. stuart: you stop the budget process and tax cut process -- >> even if they needed his vote, his principle stand might result in a compromise that would actually work whereby the executive branch whose is appetite for cash would be tempered and spend l

stuart, over to you. stuart: maria, thanks very much, indeed. we like to be direct, here it goes, the budget passes, tax cuts next, stocks straight up again. good friday morning, everyone. politics and money, yeah, they are joined at the hip. look at this. when trading begins it will be another triple-digit gain for the dow. certainly very close to it. hard to believe but people are now talking of 24,000 on the dow, we are just, what, 800 points away. all of this because tax cuts now look much more likely. last night the budget passed the senate 51-49, senator rand paul was the lone republican no vote. when the tax package it will need 50 votes to pass. surely the republicans can get these 50 votes. and here is this morning's presidential tweet. the budget passed late last night. 51 to 49, we got zero democrat votes with only rand paul, he will vote for tax cuts, voting against. investors clearly share the confidence, expect another record high moments from now. totally different subject. a passionate rebuke to federico wilson and the media from

stuart, back to you. stuart: good, deirdre.rices because they want to fund a big bet on content. what have we got on that? ashley: they will spend $7 billion next year alone. they're in a lot of competition with amazon, hulu. don't forget disney announced it would do its own video streaming service very soon. because of that they're raising rates. if you're part of netflix's premium plan, run full concurrent streams, going up two bucks to 13.99 a month. two concurrent streams go up a dollar to 10.99. what is looking at stock price, investors say fair enough, you need more money. don't think it is big enough raise to lose subscriber base. subscribers of netflix in the u.s. really slowed down but they are expanding quite well around the world. it is very fragmented market. they were early to it. but now they have a a lot of competition. stuart: 14 buck as a month for wide range of options. ashley: they have good stuff. stuart: more "varney" for you after this. the dow is down a near 27 points. we'll be back. is this a phone? or a

stuart: yeah.to point out gun stocks are up this morning, one or two of them in particular are up significantly. that is because the left is calling for gun control. whenever you get calls for gun control, people go out to buy more guns to get in under the deadline. that is the most unfortunate result calling for more gun control. you encourage the purchase of more guns, don't you? >> yeah. a lot of people in the country who want to protect themselves and their families. they are fearful of regulation. i don't think there is any prospect of that passing a republican congress. you make a good point. president trump here is the first time has had to deal as president with this kind of tragedy. he had to balance roles of consoler in chief and the on the job with the past hurricanes. the president, one of his signature issues was terrorism, was the dangers caused by unfettered illegal immigration is going to have to strike the right tone. people will look to him for both reassurance and a feeling that

stuart: zero dear.ollywood has formed over harvey weinstein for years including meryl streep was so quick to attack president trump at this year's golden chords a warning. they have just issued a statement. liz: not everybody made. she said his behavior is disgraceful and appalling. i didn't know about the meetings in hotel rooms or the corrosive acts. if everybody know, i don't believe hollywood media would have in the click it for decades to write about it. stuart: let's bring in james freeman with "the wall street journal" editorial page. he editorialized editorialized frequently. we'll ask him to do this now. i am fed up with getting lectures from actors come in brilliant actors, lousy politicians. >> we get a lot of lectures on really president trump's first full day in office. you may recall a lot of hollywood folks, some of them wearing hats. talking about how nasty they were and looks like maybe not nasty enough in confronting some of the problems in their own industry. >> i don't think the stor

stuart: exactly. [laughter] stuart: you have a book? >> i do. look at that, charlie daniels, never look at the empty seats. what do you mean by that? >> when you're young musician if you're starting out and want to make it and i did with all of my heart, you -- you'll play anywhere you can play for anybody who is there for anything they'll give you. so you will have empty seats, some people show up out of curiosity, you're not going fill the house every night. you walk in and think, well, i only have a half house tonight and play 30 minutes and goof off, bad deal, next time you come back, people aren't going to come see you but if you entertain those people that are in those seats, next time they'll come back and you are starting to have following. stuart: guarantied to buy your book, ashley webster. ashley: oh, yeah. >> we are traveling bodies. >> of all places to go, paris, rome. [laughter] stuart: charlie daniels, you sir are all right, we will buy your book. >> thank you. stuart: we have espn canceling controversial new show and only aired o

stuart: always a pleasure to have you on the show. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: look at this.boardroom fight at uber today. and it's going on while the ceo is in london. how about that? we'll have more "varney" after this. ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone 's list for free. which means everyone has access to our real reviews that we actually verify. and we can also verify that what goes down, [ splash, toilet flush ] doesn't always come back up. find a great plumber at angie's list. join today for free. so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face lift. they're undergoing a transformation. a data fueled, security driven shift in applications and customer experience. which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. stuart: we're going to open this market higher agained today. remember,

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stuart's also an integral part of virginia and u.s.n just to recap here, that final vote on the name change will be decided tonigh at jackson middle school. so, again, we will let you know what happens there and what comes out of it. sounds like it is down to either stuart or justice high school so keep it right here and online fox5dc.com. for now reporting live in falls church, virginia this morning, kristyn leon, fox5 local news. >> thank you very much. 4:49 is the time right now. hadhpp charged with throwing a cup filled with urine on a metrobus driver is scheduled to appear in court. brown failed to appear in recent hearings. a judge issued a warrant for her arrest and today's hearing begins at 11:00. >> dockless bikeshare is set to begin today after the montgomery county department of transportation signed agreements with ofo and line bike. 240 more bikes will be opened to the public later this morning beginning friday another hundred will be available. this new program allows customers to use a mobile phone app locating the nearb

stuart was called the -- or j.e.b. stuart high school was called j.e.b.t high school after confederate general in the late 1950's there and those in favor of the name change said that j.e.b. stuart essentially doesn't represent inclusion, diversity or equity which is something that both the school and fairfax county, they definitely pride themselves upon. and those who oppose the name change altogether, they essentially were saying that this could cost taxpayers nearly $1 million and also j.e.b. stuart is an integral part of virginia history as well as u.s. history altogether. so, again, that meeting tonight, it won't be held here at the high school but it will be held at jackson middle school, which is not too far away from this area and so we will let you know what comes out of that meeting. so far it's looking like it's between, again, stuart or justice high school. so, keep it right here and online, fox5 d.c. for the very latest on this story. for now reporting live in falls church, virginia this morning, kristyn leon, fox5 local news. >> thanks krist

they are stuart, marshall, johns, peace valley and mendez. >>> enough already. that's what some gold star families are saying about this whole back and forth over how the president trump said or didn't say to a widow whose sold niger. a massachusetts gold star family is pleading to an end to the bickering. >> we've already gone through enough as it is and they are making this into a contest and it's disgusting. >> this all started earlier this week when president trump made a condolence call to the widow of army sergeant johnson. some members of congress said johnson knew what he signed up for words they found insensitive. today the white house continued to dispute that and said mr. trump's comments were very sympathetic. president trump is praising last night's senate vote on the budget that paveed the way towards tax reform. the president tweeted this now allows for the passage of large scale tax cuts and reforms which will be the biggest in the history of our country. this g.o.p. tax proposal would add about one and a half trillion dollars to the federal defi

jeb stuart, stonewall jackson, james long street. division commander jonathan walker, responsible for fighting in the west woods, he is in the right. one of the brigades along to robin ransom. around 3:00 in the afternoon, ransom and walker art sitting together in the west woods, using the terrain to conceal their numbers. ransom received a note saying to attack and mask his troops. walker looks at this and says this is not right. according to walker, what happened is that stonewall jackson had ordered walker to wait to attack until jeb stuart could turn the enemy's right, get around right end of the enemy line, keep the union troops occupied their, and then we would send his forces straight at the union army on the northern end of the battlefield. walker discusses this with long straight. long street says he does not realize jackson was trying to do that. jackson is surely trying to do something on the northern end of the battlefield in conjunction with jeb stuart. it is interesting to note the entire day of september 17, if we look

the top name choices from the public are stuart or stuart raiders.e school to be renamed after supreme court justice thurgood marshall and we understand several board members will tonight propose for the school to be called justice high. steve, over to you. >> ♪ >> all right time for the morning line right now. quick check on spo game two of the world series last night another four plus hour world series game but a good excuse this time. it went extras. wild win for the astros in los angeles. game tied at five in the 11th inning that changed with one swing of the bat springer with a two run shot. dodgers would get one back but houston holds on to win seven to six. four home runs in extra innings, houston's first ever win in a world series game. game three tomorrow night and they'll do that one in houston. tied up at one now. >>> recapping last night's wizards game, i'll keep it short. good start bad finish. that's it. here are some details. john wall versus lonzo ball. wall ball game ally. >> wow, he's playing. >> when covering wall ball held his own

stuart: equifax is toast. well-done. amazing stuff. gerri willis, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. stuart: check the big board, we're up 24 points. 22,685. more "varney" after this.

stuart school.good marshall or barbara rose johns. >> astros-dodgers, california was the scene. rallying back and forth all night long. 11 indi11 innings is what it too decide a winner. game tied at six heading into the 11th inner. george springer two run homer sealed the deal. astros take game 27 to 66. series tied at a game a piece. >> quarter past the hour right now and 51 degrees out there. might need to go out and warm up your car this morning, don't you think mike. >> maybe a little bit of heat this morning especially suburbs. i mean, they're starting off in the 40's so yeah chilly. first fall morning and a brisk fall day coming up.ng later on this afternoon. not expecting too much in the warmth department though 61 is not bad. going to be a pleasant fall afternoon. 51 is what we are right now here in d.c. look at the 30's, though. again, mostly confined to the high elevations and then off to the west of pittsburgh 39. columbus 30 this morning, detroit 38. these 30's are on the way but it's go

basically, stuart's flanking expedition is a failure. he puts nine guns on the northern end of the confederate line. you can see a few guns there. what they run into is about 50 union artillery pieces. helen's guns -- his guns are deployed for less than 15 minutes before they are driven away. it is reported back to jackson, we cannot do it. the union line is too strong on the northern end, too close to the potomac river, and we don't have enough room to maneuver. they have so much artillery that an attack for us is going to be suicide. lee puts that off, and the battle on the northern end of the battlefield comes to an end. by the end of september 17, the confederate army has lost nearly one out of every three soldiers it began the day with on the 17th. the union army loses about 25% of its men. as we know, robert e lee does not decide to leave. on the night of september 17, he brings up as many stragglers as he can, perhaps hoping that he can gain something new the next day. that is exactly what robert e. lee is going to try. remember,

stuart: you had members of the federal reserve asking you what's going on.me in history. cnn was the only globally distributed network. so we have the folks calling in who normally we would be calling to say what in the hell is going on. lou: we covered black monday. the show i corresponded at the time is called "money line." we continue that "money line" tradition. stuart varney, neil cavuto. we'll show you some embarrassingly pictures of him. do we have money line anywhere in the graphic? the nasdaq down 19 points now. volume on the big board stuck at 2.9 billion shares. since election of president donald j. trump, the dow jones industrials up 2%. since black monday 30 years ago today, all three those major indexes gained more than 1,000%. moral of the story, don't short president trump and don't short this amazing economy. up next, president trump blasting the left wing fake news media for ignoring for what is in my opinion possibly the greatest scandal in american political history. >> the big story is uranium and how russia got 20% of our uranium. frank

cheryl: stuart? stuart: thank you. thank you for inviting me. i also really enjoy the paper. thought it was a nice outlining of the world we are in right now. a lot of the rhetoric that has accompanied. many things today i want to pick, accompanied many things today. these executive orders do not make that big of a difference. that is not an unlikely scenario. quite frankly, given what howard said, if you tell scott pruitt he has to get rid of two regulations for every one he enacts or has to keeps costs and regulations within a budget, that is like telling my kids they have to either candy before they can have their vegetables. to put that in political science terms, the existing means of control of agency actions, particularly the appointment power and the fact that they republicans controlled congress right now i think is sufficient in the short term to ensure that there is not much regulatory accumulation and there is an emphasis on deregulation and eliminating regulatory costs. the real impact of this order is what happens after the short-term, what happens in a longer-t

stuart high school. literature about the school's upcoming name change circulated at the stadium and a lot of talk there, too. the fairfax county school board is set to vote on a new name next thursday. one possibility is dropping the jeb but keeping the stuart. tonight people lined up on both sides of the ball. >> i think ideally for me the best name change would be to maintain the word stuart and honor another person with that name. >> those of us in favor of the name change ask how is this in favor of stuart? >> peggy fox said several school board members appear to thurgood marshall high school in honor of the late supreme court justice. stay tuned. we'll let you know what happens next week. >>> we'll we're talking about northern virginia, we have to tell you about lulu in a cia training program to teach her about detecting explosives. after a few weeks of training it turned out she just didn't want to do that. so the sweet girl might have flunked bomb school, but her handling is a fairfax county poli

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tom: stuart, i want an update on the stuart wallace charlotte.lly interesting chart. this is good math, folks. this is the bloomberg commodity index with a boom in the last part of the decade here. and then down we go, and we prince william can'tly come up and kiss against this long-term moving average, and we're really right now at an interesting full courtroom point. whether it's noble or any other company, stuart, is there even an understanding about which way this would cut to further bear market or possibly finally breakout to optimism? stuart: we're getting optimism in i know it's difficult to look at $50 to $60 and think that's optimistic, but it is. i think there's a strong argument that maybe it's got ahead in the fundamentals. we're seeing negativity in agriculture because of the harvest. but in terms of the money flows into commodities, it's definitely there. it's coming back. it's not what it was, and i don't think anyone's predicting that we're going to return to the super cycle. but certainly a lot more positive influence on that ma

have got three of england's best all—time players in terms of runs with alastair cook, jimmy and stuartave stood up broad. we have guys who have stood up over the last couple of years. we area up over the last couple of years. we are a different side to the last time we came here. we are a side that has shown a lot of character over the last 12, 18 months and i think that will hold us in good stead here. justin rose has won the world championships in shanghai — his first title since claiming a gold medal at the rio olympics last year. world number one dustinjohnson had been leading by six shots and was eight clear of rose after three rounds. but rose shot a five—under—par 67, which included eight birdies and three bogeys, to finish on 1a under. caroline wozniacki has won the the biggest title of her career at end of season world tour finals in singapore. she beat venus williams in straight sets. after wozniacki took the first set, she broke williams in the opening game of the second set on her way to a 5—0 lead. williams did fight back to win four games on the bounce, but wozniacki fina

>> stuart: everybody's got a spirit of adventure here.k oh i've done some really cool things, and then you talk to someone else and you go, oh, i've done nothing. >> anthony: dr. stuart jeffries is an astronomer and solar specialist. >> man in brown cap: the first year is for the adventure. the second year is for the money. the third year is because you don't fit into anywhere else. >> siri: you can't function anywhere else. >> man in brown cap: that's right. >> anthony: siri grossman runs equipment and supply. >> siri: i really love it here. i feel like i live on a space station. i keep coming back. >> anthony: this is damn good. i like, after a hard day of dragging blocks of ice this is exactly what you need. >> man in brown cap: people who work outside, i mean, they'll burn 5, 6,000 calories a day. >> anthony: is there generally speaking people who work one and four hours at a time before they need to -- >> man in brown cap: come in and get warmed up. we eat pretty good down here considering where we are. so we've got a five a week men

stuart it's not, no. we are down 5 points on the big board as of right now but look at the level, 23,440, enough said. walgreens reporting higher profits and that stock is up a nice 3%. dr. pepper, snapple reporting lower profits. that's a cultural story. the stock is down 4%. a couple of big defense contractors reporting, pretty good profits, general dynamics cut expenses but the stock is down 2%, northrum, sprint, boost

stuart: peter morici, is that effective, that hearings in congress, putting the guy on the hot seat, shredding him and his company? is ineffective to do >> i don't is a foreign is effective other and playing to voters in massachusetts. my feeling is we need to view this like a military disaster. something goes wrong in the military you try to have hearings that focus on solutions. leave it to the justice department to determine if there was insider-trading. let's call in the people at the sec that weren't engaging in proper oversight. we didn't do that with the bp

he says he'd like manager'sjob on a permanent basis.. 2015 world champion stuart bingham will miss twoker‘s biggest tournaments after being suspended for breaching betting rules. good evening. plenty to come, but we begin with the dfl cup. there was a big night of efl cup action as clubs battled it out for a place in the quarterfinals. bristol city made it to the last eight for the first time in 20 any is. jose mourinho made a host of changes, but one of the survivors from their premier league defeat at huddersfield last weekend made the difference. jesse lingard scored both goals as manchester united made it into the last eight with a 2—0 win over swansea city, the first after linking well with marcus rashford. his second came after the break, and condemed swansea to a fourth defeat in five matches at the liberty stadium this season. in the evening's other fixtures, bournemouth beat middlesbrough 3—1. arsenal came from behind to beat norwich 2—1 after extra time. bristol city reached their first league cup quarterfinal in 29 years, thanks to a 4—1win over crystal palace. leicester cam

stuart, welcome back from your almost year-long hibernation.haven't seen you since the inauguration. you've come back on possibly one of the most eventful days since the inauguration. it's not every day that you see campaign operatives indicted, which i know you're very happy about being a campaign operative yourself. but i think we're at the point where people might be to a certain extent taking a certain amount of this in stride, that all campaigning is dirty. that's the image that the trump campaign wants to get out there. the trump operation want you to think that this is the kind of thing you were dealing with at your desk in campaigns all the time. >> well, i think that paul is the first head of a presidential campaign since along haulederman, the only two who have been indicted. what i keep going back to, i don't understand why paul manafort wanted to come back to do the trump campaign. i'm sure he wishes every day that he hadn't. but he's a -- he's an intelligent guy and there had to be some reason that he thought that he would get some

the way to stuart mccloskey, the centre from bangor scoring.er the excitement was a time for calm, personified by christian leila fallow, his penalties made this say. stand up for the ulsterman, when the song. watch out for the ulsterman is the message. two games in the challenge cup of cardiff blues registering a bonus point win over lille, while the other match involving a british side was a draw, sale and toulouse, 20 apiece. a major revamp of test cricket is planned to make it more appealing for fans increasingly turning towards the shorter form of the game. england will take part in a test world championship after the governing body gave the go—ahead for an19 two your governing body gave the go—ahead for an 19 two your series to begin in 2019. there will be at 13 team one—day international leg leading to direct qualification for the world cup and the trial of four—day test matches instead of five. rafa nadal is through to the semifinals of the shanghai masters after his 15th consecutive win. the 16 time grand slam champion beat grigor dimi

i stuart: five seconds to go, neil cavuto. now all yours. neil: thank you, sir. is it me, stuart, or not one to judge various corporate grillings going on, for the senate side on wells fargo, for anyone there to be judging financial impropry cities of anyone -- improprieties, period, these are the same people who couldn't keep track of a couple trillion. i find it odd. like me overseeing a dieting scandal, right? well, you know, you had too many croissants, pal, out you go. really? stuart: when you run up $10 trillion worth of debt in eight years -- neil: you're judging a financial institution. stuart: you're calling names. neil: put the rock down and slowly back away. stuart: let him who is without sin cast the first stone. isn't that appropriate? neil: in that case there would never be one congressional hearing. it really, i mean, stepping back, knowing the big pickle we're all in as a result of what these guys did, more to the point, didn't do, they're pointing fingers at wells fargo ceo, or, again, getting into the weeds here. just saying, man, oh, man, a lit

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and i want to thank stuart for being here. i was proud to co-sponsor legislation bearing his son's name. as many of you know, he was killed in israel by palestinian terrorists, and our thoughts and prayers are with you, sir. i also want to thank the hudson institute. they actually helped me write my book "failures of imagination" and put together some creative energy in the room. but i want to take you back historically. i think what is past is prolo e prologue. it's what's at the archives. and i think it's important to look back at the year 1979. that year transformed the middle east and changed the world. in that year radical islamist ideology rippled around the globe. and the revolution in iran brought the ayatollah and his oppressive shia theocracy to power. that same year a dark veil of sunni extremism fell over saudi arabia and other arab nations and also that year the soviets invaded afghanistan and the mujahadin under the leadership of osama bin laden became a force to be reckoned with. it was as if time had gone backw