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republican debate on tuesday november 10th, trish regan, sandra smith and join maria bartiromo and niel cavuto for prime time debate all here in fox business network. >> nicole: many critics said obama broke his promise after operation troops to syria. the president explaining his decision in an interview with nightly news. >> keep in mind that we have run special ops already and this is just an extension of what we are continuing to do. we are not putting u.s. troops on the front lines fighting fire fights with isil. >> cheryl: the president also said the u.s. military will not be fighting in syria the way it did in the iraq war. plans to assist 50 groups. >> nicole: ruling out mechanical error, the flight recorder says it was not shot from the outside and the pilot did not make a distressed call. the metro jet plane went out on saturday killing 224 people that were on board t exact cause is still unclear. u.s. national intelligence director says there is no direct evidence of any terrorist involvement in the crash, but some aviation experts say it's possible a bomb was on board. >> ch

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sandra smith, trish regan will kickoff first debate and then join niel cavuto and maria bartiromo and wall street journals gerard baker. >> cheryl: new developments this morning in the investigation of russian crash. 90% noise heard was an explosion caused by a bomb. chairman of the homeland committee says there is enough evidence that a bomb caused the disaster. >> in addition to the u.s. and uk intelligence that we received, i think all indicators are pointing to the fact that this was isis putting a bomb on an airplane. >> cheryl: congressman said tsa has been tightening security around the united states. >> nicole: president obama meeting with netanyahu, first meeting in a year. topics will include security, suggested that president obama is ant similar -- antisimatic. a resolution to the recent wave of violence. >> cheryl: volkswagen stepping up efforts, 1200 in cash to diesel car owners, plans to issue two debit cards, a cash card worth $500 and 550 linked to purchased at vw. owners taking compensation for the decrease resale value and audi vehicle that is were equipped with ill

trish regan. trish: great job on late-night. neil: thank you. trish: donald trump doubling down his attacks today against dan carson following and then ethic town hall meeting in iowa. a brand-new video on his instagram titled happy friday the 13th. >> i try to stop him in the abdomen. >> what? >> was this a guy that you knew? ♪ >> kind of theory. trump unloaded on carson and other rivals last night. >> he said he has pathological disease. he actually said pathological temper and then he defined it as disease. if you are a child molester, there is no cure. they cannot stop you. pathological, there is no cure. he said that he was pathological. i am telling carly, whatever her name is, carly, we used out cutting in? i have a headache from the sky. in fact, i actually said let jeb bush talk. >> i think that he is on a roll. he did say something that has a lot of people concerned. that was comparing ben carson with a child molester. carly fiorina fighting back on facebook. donald, sorry, i have to interrupt agai remember, he got after her for that.

don't forget, mark your calendars general republican debate, tuesday november 10th, trish regan and sandra the early debate and join maria bartiromo and niel cavuto for the prime time debate. that's all right here in the fox business network. >> cheryl: days away from that debate. let's get you caught up on the global action. first to asia. there was some pressure a little bit least on the hang seng and kospi following the u.s. market. shanghai composite almost up 2%. >> nicole: bank of england, they get rates, inflation outlook, economic outlook and minutes in the last meeting, big thursday in europe. waiting on that news. ftse down, cac and dax up 3 quarters of one percent. >> cheryl: right now opening to a higher opening. dow pointing 36 and s&p up by 4. stock is up after premarket trading. revenue jumped more than 40% as new advertising services in facebook mobile app boosted sales. expanded reach with number of monthly users topping one and a half billion as of september 30th, that's 14% from a year ago. incredible. >> nicole: volcano in south western mixsince july erupted five times

your calendar for the fox business wall street journal republican debate tuesday november 10th, trish reganandra smith will be kicking at 6:00 p.m. eastern time and then nebraska and niel cavuto at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. >> nicole: front runner hillary clinton viewing -- vowing to make tighter gun control. >> we are going to be determined and committed, and we are going to make this a voting issue. just like the other side does. because a majority of americans and a majority of gun owners agreed with us. >> nicole: while campaigning in early iowa, she plans to push measures of background checks. meanwhile, gun stocks, well, they rallied again yesterday, investors are em betting the threat, gun owners rushing out to buy more firearms and ammunition. that's up about 90% this year. >> cheryl: look at that sharp. the white house plans to continue with the review of keystone pipeline even company behind asked to be suspended. >> given how long it's taken, it's -- it seems unusual to me to suggest that somehow it should be paused yet again. >> cheryl: many anticipate that president obama will re

trish regan and sandra smith will kick off at 7:00 and then join maria bartiromo and niel cavuto for't want to miss mornings with maria today. all of this happening right here on the fox business network. >> nicole: so much preparation. one major media outlet seems to suggest ben carson made up part of his life story. friends and neighbors who grew up with carson, say that they have no memory anger or violence t retired neurosurgeon saying his claims are absolutely true. >> the media is ruthless, so, you know, i would say to the people of america, do you think i'm a pathological liar like cnn does or do you think i'm an honest person? i'm going to leave that to the american people to make that decision. >> nicole: a new rap ad targeting american voters. ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughter] >> nicole: vote, vote, vote. get out there. carson himself doesn't seem to think that the rap ad is the best idea. he probably would have taken a different approach to reach out into different groups of people. >> cheryl: latino political group releasing a shocking video that shows hispanic children denouncing donald

trish regan is joining us right now. some interesting reads. trish: yes.h just a few moments ago. he is pushing right now to see a larger military. we really need to confront this new threat. we need to leave the world as we deal with this new threat. he is pushing to see our military expanded. i asked him what we should be doing about the refugee situation. we are not taking these people. here is what governor bush had to say in response. >> will, if you are an orphan that has been a part of the tragedy tragedies of the 250,000 innocent lives lost or you are a crescendo where mass is no longer given because christians have been obliterated, persecuted, beheaded, i think it is proper for the united states to accept people that are not a threat to our country. trish: tried to walk this very delicate line. saying we will take some, but not others. trying to possibly bet these people. big questions right now on whether or not you ever can. it may put him in a challenging position. neil: you are not coming here. i look forward to that very much. jeb bush with

here is trish regan. always interesting. trish: storming the hotel in mali. killing 27 people. awaiting word on whether or not these terrorists have alleged links to al qaeda and have been captured. now, as we speak, authorities have more on the top floor of that hotel. storming this luxury hotel. shouting the translation of god is great. welcome, everyone. i am trish regan. six americans are among the hostages freed. it all began around 7:00 a.m. this morning. attackers got out of a vehicle with diplomatic plates. adam shapiro has the very latest as the situation continues to unfold. also here is fox news middle east and terrorism expert. adam, beginning with you. we understand that the hostages are freed. what is taking to get these remaining terrorists off the top floor of the hotel. >> they are trying to make sure that the terrorists that launched this attack are dead. five of the people who are also dead are five attackers. there may have been many attackers. the hostages in mali are saying that the hostages have all been released. twenty-seven were killed. trish: thank yo

trish regan, i guess that is the problem. a lot of them have no paper trail. to you. trish: makes it very hard. neil cavuto. we have breaking news we want to share with you at this hour. the governor of north carolina, pack mccrory will come out any moments exactly what north carolina will do in terms of refugees. do not forget less than six weeks from now the president of the united states, barack obama, will admit as many as 10,000 refugees into this country. nine states have come out and saying they will not take any syrian refugees. north carolina could become the 10th. we'll go to the coverage as soon as it comes through for you. the governor of north carolina set to speak. >>> this hour french authorities zeroing in on the deadly mastermind of terrorist attacks in europe. a new video, from isis threatens london, rome and washington, d.c. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." french police believe these two men are responsible for orchestrating three teams that targeting six sites across paris. 23 people are under arrest and dozens of weapons have

again, hosted by maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, sandra smith and trish regan. live from milwaukee, wisconsin. by the way, we're going to be there too, and we're going to get a run at it and start monday evening from milwaukee. please be with us. >>> some of the other stories we're covering tonight, shocking new video from pro-immigration group showing foul mouthed kids shouting obscenities and vulgarities at donald trump. >> this is my home. >> you can't take my rights away. >> if you like our constitution and what it stands for, get the [ bleep ] out of my country. >> there's the door! >> we take up the dirty tactics employed, we'll be talking with former senator rick santorum tonight. and ash carter sending a strong signal to china aboard a u.s. aircraft carrier in the south china sea. talking as well to the president of defense of democracies clifford may, and director quentin tarantino doubling down on anti-law enforcement comments and refusing to apologize and playing every bit the role of victim. >>> radio talk show host chris plante and political analyst

trish regan. take it away. trish: we're all waiting. thanks so much, neil cavuto. donald trump, everyone, launching his first ad campaign since jumping into this race. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." donald trump unleashing 300,000-dollar campaign in first three primary states of iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. just not too long ago he said he didn't need to advertise. take a listen. >> i'm funding my own campaign. i'm spending my own money not as much as i thought because frankly i haven't had to advertise. trish: donald trump prepares to host "saturday night live" this weekend. the promo takes aim at his toughest competitor dr. ben carson. >> ben carson is complete and total loser. >> he said i could be his running mate. >> i'm trump's vp. >> i'm just shopping around. trish: all this publicity comes as new "fox news poll" shows the two candidates neck-and-neck, 26-23%. so back to these ads. are they just suggesting. that the republican front runner is feeling pressure here with ben carson chomping at his heels? joining me right now,

charlie gasparino and trish regan. trish: well, it is overseas. it is in france.not be feeling it quite as much back here. with that said, you know, we're moving through very challenging times. this is very much a real threat. i think, for now, you are seeing a divorce they are between the international threats of isis. we have been dealing with this. in a cute way in the last 48 hours. versus the people thinking about the overall market. that could change. particularly able to separate the two. >> immediate reaction. the london attacks. then we get nervous about something else. the knee-jerk reaction seems to be -- >> i think people absolutely see that here. the muted reactions to how holland has come out swinging. bombing russia. he came out right away. had the french fighter planes doing that. this is a war. this is definitely an attack on the islamic state. right away they felt that. we have real leadership out there. it could have been a lot worse. you see a slight move to the upside. nothing like what we would have felt if we heard silence from france. neil:

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i am trish regan. we have a lot to cover next hour. fox business debate delivering substantive information voters were demanding from day one. here are a few highlights for candidates last night. >> everyone will get lower rates, keep more of their own money, be able to file their tax returns in 15 minutes. by the way good thing, i will be able to fire a whole bunch of irs agents once we do that. >> we can't have an economy if we're not safe. there are radical jihadists in the middle east beheading people and crucifying christians. >> we must take our government back. >> by having congressional oversight of the fed which is historically an independent body you would be making the fed much more political. how would you navigate that risk? >> i don't think you can make it anymore political than it's been. they are protecting a president that is overtaxing and overregulating, shutting down this economy. >> washington is fundamentally corrupt. there are more words in the irs code than there are in the bible. and not a unwith them is as goo

eastern time hosted by sandra smith and trish regan.ed questions to the candidates for you, on the economy, your money and your life. starting tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> dr. ben carson will be there. he took to the airwaves this weekened to speak out against the liberal media. >> you look at for instance, the political hit job this week. i mean even some of you guys in the media called them out on that. that is pretty bad. deirdre: former massachusetts senator scott brown with me now. so, senator, is the media going after carson in a way that it is not with other candidates? >> well, first of all, dr. carson has a book and they will read the book because he is in first or second place depending what poll you look at. he is a thoughtful, lovely, hard-working intelligent man. probably the most intelligent person on the stage. that being said it is also his first major campaign. can you going from being neurosurgeon to running for president of the united states? just culture shock, media scrutiny is overwhelming. it is appropr

fox business network's sandra smith, trish regan and "wall street journal's" gerry seib, will be moderating the festivities for republican -- four republican candidates in the first debate. new jersey governor chris christie. louisiana governor, bobby jindal, former arkansas governor mike huckabee and former senator rick santorum. both of tonight's debates will focus on issues that matter most to middle-class americans, our economy, creating jobs, candidates plans to assure the american dream for all americans. among my guests here tonight as we count down minutes to that first debate, republican national committee chairman reince priebus joins us. republican strategist karl rove. political analyst ed rollins. and it is a big night for the republican party and the republican presidential candidates who have to find a way to stand out from one another. fox news's chief political correspondent carl cameron is here. carl. reporter: hi, lou. exciting not not just for fbn but for candidates and voters. we're very much at beginning. there is incredible sense of anticipation and almost hyper hyper

welcome to "the intelligence report," i'm trish regan. not to say he intends to step up the war with isis, not to say we stand united with hollande and we will do whatever it takes to defeat these islamic terrorists. rather the president used this platform to say, we must bring these syrian refugees, a population that we know isis has already seeded with terrorists, we must bring them to our soil. and if we don't, if we allow emotions like fear to prevail, we are somehow failures as americans. watch this. >> there have been times in our history in moments of fear when we have failed to uphold our highest ideals. and it has been to our lasting regret. we must uphold our ideals now. each of us, all of us, must show that america is strengthened by people of every faith and every background. >> okay. while he has a plan to bring syrian refugees here to the united states, the president offered no new plan for isis. he promised to keep the status quo saying he is already working with france to bomb isis. 8,000 bombs have already hurt the terror

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." campaign in first three primary states of iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. just not too long ago he said he didn't need to advertise. take a listen. >> i'm funding my own campaign. i'm spending my own money not as much as i thought because

sandra smith, trish regan in the first debate and gerald seib.nd then gerard baker and maria and neil, second debate. and let's stay on politics, ben carson all over the news and on with maria the last hour addressing the controversy over his west point admissions. roll tape. >> i don't remember if i was with him when the offer came. the offer was not, as i recall, from him, but there were multiple other officers around. there were several things i was invited to because of my status as the city executive officer and general westmoreland was at one of them. charles: mary kissel of the wall street journal editorial board is here with us. mary, part of the controversy, politico was at the center of it, there was controversy over an article that the wall street journal had written about dr. carson as well. >> a couple of things to say, conservatives don't get vetted like democrats, they get a closer look, that's absolutely true. but ben carson is running for president not for the head of the city council and he'll have to answer questions about his

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sandrara smith trish regan and then join niel cavuto and maria bartiromo and baker for the second debates all right here on the fox business network. we will also have a live report from milwaukee later on in the show. >> cheryl: such a big day, some of his life stories, in an interview last night rival donald trump weighing in on the issue. usually you associate with liar, he actually wrote the word in the book. that wasn't me saying that. i was surprised frankly being put in the book. >> cheryl: secret service is taking over security for carson and trump. that start tomorrow morning, requesting secret service protection last month. >> nicole: president obama being blocked again in a plan to prevent 5 million people living in the u.s. i legally from being deported. republicans criticized the plan. the justice department said the president was within the authority. the administration is expected to appeal the 2 to 1 decision to either a larger panel of judges in appeals court or more likely directly to the supreme court. >> cheryl: let's get you caught up on global action overnight. asia

also mark your calendar tuesday november 10th, for the fox business, wall street journal debate trish regan, sandra smith. join maria bartiromo and niel cavuto for the prime time debate at 9:00 p.m. all right here on the fox business network. >> cheryl: staying on politics, bernie sanders staying on tv ad. the ad highlights his biography and accomplishments as senator. >> climate change, fighting for living wages, equal pay and tuition colleges. >> people are sick and tired of establishment politics and they want real change. >> cheryl: a spokesman said they will spent over $2 million over the next ten days. >> nicole: paul ryan is not willing to work with president obama on comprehension reform. he does not trust the president on the issue. >> what i do not believe we should advance comprehensive immigration legislation with the president who has proven untrust worty on this issue. >> cheryl: stocks were trading mix. hang say moving little 1%. nikkei shanghai as well. >> nicole: you see a mix bag. cac 1%. >> cheryl: monday morning of trading. slightly, we will take it. dow pointing higher

here we go again, trish regan taking over. trish: neil, breaking this hour, new intel of quote imminent threat in brussels as city remains on lockdown third straight day. schools, shopping senters closed. authorities warning people to stay indoors. gel began police conducting series of raids as they try to hunt down the fugitive. the ateth suspected terrorist. authorities are questioning them as we speak. in a southern suburb of paris, french officials located explosive belt without a detonator. and hazmat suits. they are missing from hospital, amid reports that isis is trying to gain access to chemical weapons. welcome to the intelligence report. we have a lot of breaking news. a lot back here at home as well. americans overwhelmingly against the president's idea to bring syrian refugees into this country in five week's time. nonetheless, he remains adamant. we'll get to general jack keane with a prescription to take down isis. "the atlantic"'s gram wood, author of the article, what isis really wants. he says the president doe

i am trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. protecting our border from isis. we know that they have previously visited a so-called safe haven. hanging out in syria. really not coming here. increasing the fines that airlines must pay. an airline that does not check passport data is find $5000. the agencies are expected to come up with a gaijin ways to better improve screening. again, breaking news. the entire wage program allowing foreigners into this country. now being placed under review. there will be a report on it. what happens between now and then? how much are we currently at risk. learning to acknowledge this threat. should we put that program on review? former new york homeland security adviser on set with me. bradley blakeman, mr. bolton and steve. first to you, michael. what is your take on this program? >> it is long overdue. the threats and obviously from paris. the house and senate looking at legislation. we have a lot of these things out there ready. why had these not been instituted and looked at before hand? we are also react if. we don't of va

sandra myth will be moderating with trish regan. then maria bartiromo and neil cavuto and our own one lucky guy lou dobbs will be in milwaukee. fir it was no american boots on the ground in syria. then 50 october ps forces on the ground. now the president is qualifying that move. some critic say just fight isis already. sorry, not sorry. that from the co-host of the view. is it about her looks or is carly right that it's so much more. right after the show catch more from the couch. log on to foxnews.com/outup inned. utofoxnews.com/outnumbered. i brought in some protein to get us moving. i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... this is brad. hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. fo

trish regan. here we go. trish: here we go. more breaking news. neil cavuto, we're monitoring situation in logan airport in boston. there are reports as you heard neil say, a 30-year-old female passenger had been restrained after allegedly trying to open an exit door while in flight. massachusetts state police, reporting a lot of this information in actually on twitter right now. they're saying the passenger was on a british airways flight enroute, 777 from heathrow airport in london to boston, boston's logan airport. you're looking at picture of the flight, of the british airways flight at the gate. the police are waiting there at that gate right now to take this woman into custody. as of now we have no information on her identity or nationality. that should be coming forth soon, should they, should they release that information. we'll continue watching this news out of boston. meanwhile, also, breaking right now, a stadium in hanover, germany, has been evacuated and the game between germany and netherlands has been canceled. chancellor angela me

trish regan, through the next hour. trish: up and away. donald trump inning ante as he takes on his toughest competitor, ben carson. this is "the intelligence report. retired neurosurgeon ben carson has six-point lead. first "wall street journal" poll since june, someone other than trump leading pack. separate poll conducted by reuters shows trump is still number one with majority of voters saying they trust trump most on economy and nuclear weapons. trump apes top spot is in question. he is fighting back. saying carson can't cut it in the white house. >> i like ben, but ben can't do the job. there is no question about it. he can't do the job. >> what do you mean. >> he will not be able to negotiate with china. that is not his thing. that is not his wheelhouse. he has never done it before. i don't think it is meant for him. trish: we have breaking analysis on this 2016 race with best-selling author gina lowden. blake burman has details on the latest poll. blake, six-point spread. that is significant. >> it is significant especially for car

doesn't this next lady know it, trish regan along with sand disa smith got you into the whole debate ish, you captured it nicely, by saying we like this, love to embrace what we're all about, money. it is in our dna, nothing more, nothing less. let the debate prove that and let the candidates prove that and take ourselves out of that. it is done. trish: yeah. hey, it is not that hard, right? if you ask good questions based on substantive things, you hopefully will get real answers. i mean we're doing that on behalf of the american public there, asking the questions that they need answers to, neil. terrific job from you guys last night. it was an honor for me to be on that stage last night. we had real substance. we got real answers, everyone. welcome to "the intelligence report." i am trish regan. we have a lot to cover next hour. fox business debate delivering substantive information voters were demanding from day one. here are a few highlights for candidates last night. >> everyone will get lower rates, keep more of their own money, be able to file their tax returns in 15 minutes. b

welcome to "the intelligence report," i'm trish regan.ay he intends to step up the war with isis, not to say we stand united with hollande and we will do whatever it takes to defeat these islamic terrorists. rather the president used this platform to say, we must bring these sy

eye" trish regan and brendan and john devore and rob long. >> an uh strail -- australian man has beenrom facebook by using his real name. that is his real name. it is pro newnessed -- pronounced phu-da-bick. >> the 23-year-old posted his pic on-line to prove his identification. i have been accused of using a false and misleading name. is it because i am asian? is it? having my facebook shutdown multiple times and changing my name to put it out there, my name. yours sincerely, phuc-dat-bick. it is not the other word. >> we say it in divorce court for probably the entire length of the proceeding. >> you were quoting his -- >> i was quoting his name. why not? this is ridiculous. is this real? >> it is real. that's his name. phu. phuc. >> good for him. >> camille, what do we do with this guy? it looks strange. >> it is great. i think it is fantastic. i wish he would run for office. i trust him and i believe in him. >> that's a great idea. entering politics he would get press. >> it would be memorable, definitely. facebook is obviously racist. it is because he is asian. really though with

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joined by two of my great colleagues, they're brainiacs, sandra smith, trish regan.ing debate with four guys going for the jugular, chris christie, mike huckabee, who are the two? >> senator santorum. neil: senator santorum and governor jindal. could you argue in such a environment those guys will be loaded for bear. >> coming out swinging, is that what you're saying? neil: i think they have nothing to lose coming out swinging. >> some would argue they have the least to lose of candidates that will be up there tomorrow night. no too hard to predict maybe gloves might come off. neil: no matter what question you ask, they will go at it, right? >> that is the important thing about the forum and debates. you have the opportunity to prove yourself to the american public. that is exactly what they will be doing. neil: that is exactly what carly fiorina did. >> exactly. very good point of the question who can distinguish themselves on stage from substantive point of view tomorrow night. neil: i don't want to give away questions, nor will i give away mine, but you've been bo

neil cavuto, maria bartiromo, sandra smith and trish regan all here live with us.ast night? well, apparently the fox business network. but don't listen to us. that's according to cnn. which must kill them, brian. >> yep. coming up, veterans day is here and we know that. the head of the v.a. says the problems at the v.a. are getting much better. >> i think we're making progress, elisabeth. we have more progress to make. >> elisabeth, your e-mails are pouring in on this. and by the way, mornings are better with friends. >>> well, it might have been the most informative debate to date. and we had just over two hours in the main show, and in the preshow also very strong with four. here's a look at some of the times and some of the moments when the sparks flew. >> we can't even have an economy if we're not safe. there are radical jihadists in the middle east beheading people and crucifying christians. >> what would you do if the bank was failing? >> because if -- >> if the bank was failing? >> i would not let the people who put their money in there all go down. >> i wou

fox business network's sandra smith, trish regan and "wall street journal's" gerry seib, will be moderatinglican -- four republican candidates in the first debate. new jersey governor chris christie. louisiana governor, bobby

i'm trish regan in for deirdre bolton. as intelligence officials undown members of isis, americans across the country are questioning why our president wants to bring 10,000 refugees from syria into america less than six weeks from now. we'll have more in a moment. first i want to get you back to breaking headlines, authorities in honduras say they have arrested five syrian nationals who were attempting to travel to the united states using stolen greek passports. french police are widening their manhunt to include another fugitive they say took part in attacks in paris as new details emerge about organizing of the plot in days before the onslaught. back here at home, 30 governors say they will not accept refugees into their states. the president, they say is poe lit -- politicizing this. he is arguing that republicans lack compassion. listen to this. he -- >> apparently they're scared of widows and orphans coming into the united states of america as part of our tradition of compassion. trish: all right. of course terrorism

i'm trish regan along with co-moderators sandra smith and pretty "wall street journal" gerry seib. >>ering with the "wall street journal" to bring you the fourth republican presidential deefbt the 2016 campaign. for the next hour, four of the

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." we're getting to paris in a moment. we're expecting breaking news out of washington. peter barnes joining with us details on these fed minutes. peter is this going to move the market? what have you got? reporter: trish as you know at the last meeting they emphasized they might move at the december meeting and the next meeting. here is what the minutes say. members, quote, emphasize this change to convey the sense while no decision had been made it may well become appropriate to initiate the normalization process at the next meeting, that is raise rates, provided that unanticipated shocks do not adversely affect the economic outlook and that incoming data support the expectation that labor market conditions will continue to improve and inflation will return to the you were fed's 2% objective over the medium term. members saw the updated language as leaving policy options open for the next meeting. trish, back to you. trish: they want to have their cake and eat it too. we may see the ra

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fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino, and the moderator of tonight's first debate, trish regan. good to have you all here. an extraordinary, more than two hours here at the milwaukee theatre. chris, did the candidates deliver? >> i think some of them definitely delivered. i think ben carson delivered in a big way. i think he not only put to rest the questions that have been dogging him from the press this week, but showed more energy. showed more vivacity and commandive issues. it was not deep and wide, but on some issues he showed greater command. i think he was the class of the field and had a great night. >> charlie? >> marco rubio had a good debate. on points he probably won. i think ben carson did well. i was astounded how incoherent john kasich and jeb bush were on banking issues. i know a lot about banks, covered them a long time. they didn't cut through. and i think for jeb, this debate did not do him any good. he was a few points i thought he scored. made good points few parts of the debate. i don't think he did well enough to put himself back in the race in a major wa

with sandra smith and trish regan and then debate number two with maria bartiromo and gerard baker. here's something we thought. we thought we would talk about money and the economy and business. we thought we would talk about what we are as a network. we embrace who we are. we're not money, red, blue or green. we like tracking money. where it's going. where it's not going. that's what we're going to do in six days. meanwhile, we still are finding out or trying to find out what happened to that russian plane that crashed last weekend. we're getting some competing views about what brought it down including something that so severely incapacitated the crew before it went down, they are trying to figure out what that event was that prevented them from doing anything about it. after this. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, yo

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." before we get to the campaign, i want to check quickly on the stocks. market is down 160 points. we were down as much as 200. a lot of traders wonder what the fed will do. a lot of people think they could raise. multiple regional fed members calling for rate hike, sooner rather than later. like i said, before i will believe it when i see it. looks like december is on the table. right now i want to get back to the race that will shape our economy and all of our futures, the 2016 race for the white house and issues they were on full display as 13 1/2 million of you tuned into the most-watched event in fox business's history. >> the wall will be built. the wall i will be successful. if you think walls don't work, all you have to do is ask israel. the wall works, believe me. properly done. >> we can't even have an economy if we're not safe. >> governor christie, you said the democrats message is one of quote, free stuff. in contrast republicans want to reduce spending. how do you win a na

i thought the moderators did a superb job, of course trish regan is from new hampshire, we're proud of her. liz: that's right, that's right. >> i think in the sound bite world which is debates, unfortunately, i thought all the candidates made strong substantive cases for their positions. to get into tax policy in 2 1/2 minutes is hard to do. some of the proposals are really outlier proposals in my opinion. but most of the proposals are built off of the rig and rostenkowski reform of 1986 shepherded through by president reagan which cut rates by reducing deductions and exemptions, we need a tax law that incentivizes people to invest rather than to avoid taxes. when you invest for the purposes of avoiding taxes, have you very inefficient use of capital. i think republicans are on the right track here and i'd love to hear democrats talk about tax reform that was effective, if they ever have a debate. liz: senator dorgan, there has been on the record, a democratic debate already on cnn. senator dorgan, what struck you about last night, and then i want to get to immigration? >> it was an in

fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino, and the moderator of tonight's first debate, trish regan. good to have you all here. an extraordinary, more than two hours here at the milwaukee theatre. chris, did the candidates deliver? >> i think some of them definitely delivered. i think ben carson delivered in a big way. i think he not only put to rest the questions that have been dogging him from the press this week, but showed more energy. showed more vivacity and commandive issues. it was not deep and wide, but on some issues he showed greater command. i think he was the class of the field and had a great night. >> charlie? >> marco rubio had a good debate. on points he probably won. i think ben carson did well. i was astounded how incoherent john kasich and jeb bush were on banking issues. i know a lot about banks, covered them a long time. they didn't cut through. and i think for jeb, this debate did not do him any good. he was a few points i thought he scored. made good points few parts of the debate. i don't think he did well enough to put himself back in the race in a major wa

our own co-host sandra smith along with trish regan and gerald seib will kick things off at 7:00 p.m.astern. maria bartiromo, neil cavuto and gerard baker moderate the second debate at 9:00 p.m. it is in conjunction with the "wall street journal." to fine fbn on local tv provider log on to channel finder.com. andrea: first time more than a year, first time since the signing of the u.s.-backed nuclear deal with iran, president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are meeting today at the white house. they haven't had smoothest of relationships. the nuclear agreement only made things worse. expectations are low for progress on a number of matters but both leaders say today's talk is an important one. >> it's no secret that the prime minister and i have had strong disagreement on this narrow issue but we don't have a disagreement on the need to making sure that iran doesn't get a nuclear weapon. >> i look forward to discussing with you practical ways that in which we can lower dissension and increase stability and move towards peace. andrea: judge, i'm pretty skeptical aft