lou: trish regan, sandra smith. can't wait for the next one! up next, new details on what led to the capture of the sailors as days before the obama administration is preparing to lift sanctions against iran and deliver $150 billion. congressman mark meadows with me next. stay with us. we're coming right back. lou: among the stories and issues likely to be taken up in tonight's second debate coming up in just a little over an hour and a half here on the fox business network. new details on ten of those sailors who were captured and then humiliated by iran. defense secretary ash carter said the sailors made what they called a navigational error, end quote, causing them to stray into iranian waters, but the sailors did not communicate that to navy commanders. the sailors have been released, not before being forced on their knees and hands behind their heads. one even forced to apologize for the incident on camera. and guess what? the obama administration will lift sanctions against iran in just a few days and release 100 to $150 billion in assets

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always, perfect, and we're going to have sandra smith and trish regan join us in the next block to give us their sense of the evening and the way in which the candidates handled the stage. as we get ready for the second debate of the evening. seven candidates standing tall here in north charleston. and that's now just about, i can do quick math about, a minute -- a minute? about an hour and 50 minutes away. thank you, gentlemen. a lot of reaction to the first debate on social media and fox business reporter jo ling kent has been tracking that. jo, tell us what folks are saying online. what is the wisdom we can derive from social media at this moment? >> reporter: lou, looking at social media right now, you see the question of who actually may drop out next even though people were listening very intently to the moderators' questions and what is happening and what the candidates are saying. the question is what happens next for the candidates. a very strong statement from

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sandra smith and trish regan will kick off the early debate then we will join maria bartiromo and niel cavuto for the late debate. >> lauren: president obama will have state of the union. south carolina governor will deliver gop response. be sure to tune to fox business 8:00 p.m. tonight for state of the address union. niel cavuto will bring you coverage as well as analysis. >> nicole: donald trump said he will flash funding for education and environmental agency. he said he would do, quote, tremendous cutting of the federal cutting. trump said education policy should be returned to the states, he said he would end the common core education standards which conservatives sees as federal overreach. trump was a guest on the tonight show with jimmy fallon and talked about his rival and her rival. >> he's got some guy that he's easy to beat. i mean, how can you lose like this. he really isn't a democrat. he said he's a socialist, i think he may be a step beyond a socialist and she's not doing well. >> nicole: democratic candidate bernie sanders has narrowed hillary clinton's lead. >> lauren

coming up, more intelligence report with trish regan. m charleston. ♪ trish: talking about this surcharge that hillary clinton wants to place on the wealthy. desperately trying to win ernie supporters. we must hold high earners accountable. that was her word choice. accountable. she will put a surcharge on success. >> we talk about people who are really doing well. $1 million or more. the surcharge on $5 million or more. that is a relatively small number of families. they have increased so much. holding them accountable with the surcharge would bring a lot of revenue into the treasury. i think we should be focused on the people that are really at the top. trish: a lot of the rhetoric. here he is back in october. we need to be more like europe. >> we should look at countries like denmark. sweet -- sweden and norway. trish: denmark and other scandinavian countries. a good example of the democratic socialism. things like free healthcare. lots and lots of goodies. how the heck to pay for all of this stuff? the only way they can. by levying hi

sandra smith and trish regan will kick off the first debate at 6:00 p.m.and then join maria bartiromo and niel cavuto for the second debate at 9:00 p.m. >> lauren: ted cruz responding to a report that he fail toddies close loans during his 2012 senate campaign. texas senator calls it an inadvertent filing question. >> those loans had been disclosed over and over again on multiple filings. if it was the case that they were not filed exactly as the fcc requires, then we will amend the filing, but all of the information has been public and transparent for many years and that's the end of that. >> lauren: one mil loans included sum from goldman sachs where his wife is an employee. loans were paid down in 2012. florida congressman was on the show radio show promising to challenge cruz over his citizenship. >> if he is the republican nominee, if the republicans are so unwise that they actually decide to nominate somebody who is constitutionally of being cable of sworn into office, then i will file a legal challenge of him being on the ballot. >> lauren: his mom

i'm trish regan along with my co-mod p -- -- co-moderator sandra smith. sandra: for the next hour three of the candidates will be answering questions voters want answered. trish: former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina. former arkansas governor mike huckabee. and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. this debate will last one hour. each candidate will have up to the 0 seconds to responds to each -- up to 90 seconds to respond top each question and one minute for follow up. when your time is up you will hear this bell. in tuesday's state of the union address the president said our economy is strong and said millions of jobs have been created. what else your after he saysment of the economy right now? i would like to hear from all of you on this one, beginning miss fiorina. >> if i may begin by saying how honored i am to be standing here with two former iowa caucus winners. governor, senator. and how honored i am to be talking with all of you. i am not a political insider, i haven't spent my lifetime running for office. the truth is i have had and have

lou: sandra smith and trish regan i'm sure will get to that.akout moment, an opportunity for these three? >> at a time of economic anxiety sit could well be. president obama was able to points to the 5% unemployment. but this republican party prodded by trump is having to speak working class of america as well as the upper income folks. lou: thank you all. up next, republican voters are looking for someone who is strong on illegal immigration like donald trump we are told. that's why a ted cruz super pac is slamming one of his rivals for supporting amnesty. michelle malkin, one of the leading in the conservative thinkers and writers joins us here next. stay with us as we count down to the first republican presidential debate in north charleston, south carolina coming up in just about 18 minutes. can you wait? i can't. but i will. with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in al

moderated by my colleagues trish regan and sandra smith. we are looking at aurally at the open, of course, after a brutal beginning to the year. take a look at where we stand this morning. we are expecting a higher open for the broader averages. you can see the dow industrial is expected to open better than 100. s&p also looking higher this morning. oil prices also bouncing up nearly 3% right now after yesterday drop below $30 for the first time since 2003. so all of that coming up and what it means for the economy on the program this morning. markets are mostly higher overnight in asia. better than expected import-export data in china. sang high composite down 2 and a half percent. nikkei average was up almost 3%. turn to go sport this morning, city of st. louis losing another professional football franchise. approving the rams move to la. also giving san diego chargers to join the rams in second largest media market. breaking news the ten american sailers who with were being held in iran have been set free. peter barnes with the story. >>

and moderated by my colleagues sandra smith and trish regan. the later debate. the host of this program maria bartiromo, one of the moderators there along with niel cavuto, that is at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. you don't want to miss it because, well, republican donald trump is already in a war of words, this time with the governor-this grate -- great state. >> one of the commentators said to me that nikki haley, very nice woman, she said i'm an angry person, they said you're an angry person, i thought, i said, i am, i am very angry because i hate what's happening to our country. i am angry. [cheers and applause] >> i am very angry. >> dagen: that is classic trump. turning to the markets futures are searching for direction after yesterday's massive selloff. again you have all three major market gauges even that territory. that's all 10% from the recent highs. oil has been a huge drag on stocks and oil right now is searching for direction. it's up just a little bit, 30 cents a barrel at the moment. we are watching that. stocks mostly low overnight with shanghai the

not one nasty comment for trish regan or sandra smith. which makes me think it is trish regan and sandra smith writing aforementioned nasty comments. hello. trish: i happen to like that broadway outfit that you had on. i think it looked fantastic. neil: a certain friend of ours called it a guys and dolls tryout. leave it at that. trish: it was a terrific debate. neil: it was fun. we had a fun time. trish: lots of ground covered and fireworks. neil: your debate as well. trish: cruz and trump. i thought it was one of the best performances we ever seen. neil: people can look at the same thing and have different opinions. whatever. trish: indeed. great to work with you. neil: to you as well. get home safe. trish: we got a market, everybody, selling off big time. big selloff underway on wall street. dow down almost well, 430 points there. you can see that we are off the lows of the session but nonetheless a lot of red on your screen. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." we're live from charleston, south carolina where the rep

lou: trish regan, sandra smith. can't wait for the next one!hat led to the capture of the sailors as the obama administration is preparinto lift sanctions against iran and deliver $150 billion. congressman mark meadows with me next. stay with us. we're coming right back. those new glasses? they are. do i look smarter? yeah, a little. you're making money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let me introduce you to our broker. how much does he charge? i don't know. okay. uh, do you get your fees back if you're not happy? (dad laughs) wow, you're laughing. that's not the way the world works. well, the world's changing. are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management, at charles schwab. iall across the state belthe economy is growing,day. with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation tec

neil: i'm here with one of the moderators from debate number one, trish regan. some economists say your tax plan would discourage. what concrete steps will you take to get america back to work? kennedy: how nimble do you have to be when things and issues change? trish: we have been writing questions for weeks and weeks and that's been part of the preparation all along. but we are writing questions right now, and we are going to be writing questions an hour before the debate. kennedy: do you think this debate is important enough that you can see candidates drop out between thursday and iowa? trish: if they don't perform well they have could drop out. but it will come down to this, it really will. kennedy: yes it will indeed. coming up, russell simmons weighs in on 2016. he has been donald trump's long-time friend. someone won the billion dollar power ball lottery. but the plot thickens. find out in "topical storm" [vet] two yearly physicals down. martha and mildred are good to go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on th

tune in the republican debate on january 14, trish regan and sandra smith and 6:00 p.m. eastern time maria bartiromo and niel cavuto. that will all be right here in the fox business network. >> lauren: big night. let's get you caught up on the global market action. in asia stocks mostly lower. the shanghai the bright spot and a quarter percent, but the nikkei, hang seng, kospi all down reacting to what was going on in north korea. >> nicole: let's see what europe is doing. all three of the major averages 1% each. all with red. >> lauren: not a good way to start the year. u.s. stock market futures significantly lower. dow jones down by 179 points and you have declines of more than 1% for the s&p and the nasdaq as well. >> nicole: let's see the reaction in commodities now. you have the safe haven of gold, there's oil 35.26, that's down 71 cents and worth mentioning that lowest level since 2004. >> lauren: how is the overall economy doing, we will get more insight into the fed's plan to race interest rates further this year gending on how the economy is doing. today the min

. >> and later, fox's trish regan and sandra smith on their role in the charleston gop debate. >>> bernie sanders is drawing huge crowds, but the press didn't think he can win. some pundits are questioning whether he can derail hillary clinton. and the former first lady now aggressively mixing it up with him. >> you're going to go around saying you stand up to special interests, well, stand up to the most powerful special interests, the gun lobby. >> she feels herself in trouble. we started this campaign at 2%, some have us winning in iowa and new hampshire. let me start off by saying secretary clinton is quite inaccurate on both those charges. >> we're back with our ladies in red. "new york times" has the headlines today, clinton campaign underestimated the strength, to which i say, what about every pundit on the planet? has the media made a huge error -- this was going to be a hillary coronation? >> i don't think so. if you look at hi campaigns, it's true he's picking up in polls in iowa and new hampshire. he's been polling pretty well there, but if you look down the race, year not seei

sandra smith and trish regan will kickoff the early debate and then we will all join maria bartiromo and niel cavuto. watch that one for the late debate at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >> lauren: hillary clinton sharpening attack on bernie sanders as polls show losing ground. speaking in iowa yesterday, clinton accused of not standing up for the gun law. >> you voted for what the nra said was the biggest nra priority giving them immunity. he says, well, i'm have vermont. the other senator from vermont voted for the gun lobby. so no, that's not an explanation. >> lauren: clinton has been highlighted differences on gun control and healthcare. >> nicole: let's get you caught up in the global market action. let's check out asia first and foremost. despite good news from exports from china down 2.84%. both hang seng and kospi gained each. >> lauren: ftse futures, 40 points and dax futures up 122 points all more than 1%. >> nicole: let's check out u.s. stock market futures this morning. dow futures 117, s&p up 15. these moves are less than what we saw in europe and also in asia. >> lauren: u.s.

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neil: look at this, trish regan. now we know -- >> my favorite. president obama's immigration plan is heading for supreme court showdown. welcome to "the intelligence report". i and trish regan listed in court justices decide one of obama's most far reaching executive action, a plan that would grant work permits to 4 million illegal immigrants. the plan was unveiled in obama's high-profile speech where he told millions of illegal immigrants you can finally come out of the shadows. >> if you have been in america more than five years, if you have children who are american citizens or legal residents, if you registered, passed a criminal background check and you are willing to pay your fair share of taxes, you will be able to apply to stay in this country temporarily without fear of deportation. you can come out of the shadows and get right with the law. trish: or he hopes. those adults with children born in america under the president's plan would receive a whole host of benefits like health care, disability, retirement and it would cost american ta

trish regan. trish: thank you, neil. breaking this hour. two emerging threats to the safety and security of the united states. first north korea stuns the world with its announcement that successfully tested a hydrogen nuclear bomb. the u.n. security council just finished their meeting. we'll have intel on what happened behind closed doors. disturbing new video with terrorist camp where isis is employing scientists and explosives experts to create deadly sophisticated weapons. i'm trish regan. u.n. security council wraps up a meeting. they pledge more sanctions against north korea and condemns the country's actions. north korea discloses they detonate ad h-bomb after 1.5 nuclear earthquake was reported near its test site. experts are skeptical that a hydrogen bomb was tested, the white house came out and said they don't believe a hydrogen bomb was tested. markets are perhaps using this as excuse to sell into into the market. fresh footage shows isis lab in syria where terrorists constructing heat-seeking missiles and driverless car bombs. f

trish regan, don't hold me to it but i think fbn has that debate. trish: i will see you there. neil: all right, kiddo. trish: breaking this hour, the philadelphia police department is on the hunt for radical associates of a suspect who confessed to a shooting in the name of islam. welcome, i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." a woman stop ad police officer to worn them that the threat to police is not over. anonymous tipster said edward archer who pledged his allegiance to isis and ambushed his police officer in his patrol car was part of a group asking of three others and that the three others are more radical an archer. robert good to see you. in studio for a change. >> dea agent. trish: yes, dea, that's correct. so robert, how exactly does law enforcement verifying a threat like this? someone comes up to a police officer, says, hey, the guy that shot the other police officer he has got three accomplices, what do you do with that information? >> keep in mind that investigation was already going on when the woman came up to the police officer. police know he

i'm trish regan. we have a day away from second fox business debate i will be hosting along with san doctor smith and neil cavuto and maria bartiromo tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. the president is trying to reassure the nation that our economy is strong and our nation is secure. >> the united states of america is the most powerful nation on earth, period. [applause] period. it's not even close. trish: the president went on to down play the threat of isis and took a victory lap on nuclear deal with iran. he talked about curing cancer and preventing climate change and we did hear him say quite a bit about the economy saying he has done right by this economy. he created 14 million jobs. that really points to the strength of what he has been able to do for this economy. but nonetheless as we watch market off 200 points and economists suddenly talking about the dreaded "r" word, recession again, there are a lot of questions out there, did he do enough last night to reassure the american people. we have analy

trish regan, to you. trish: you see where i am? i made it all the way to davos too. neil: you, you -- very good. trish: it is snowing. neil: i knew it! not anything i did. trish: i waned to make sure you did not have to pay for all of charlie's tabs yourself. neil: i don't know. looking scary. that is the guy that doesn't go to burger king. trish: neil, thanks so much. bond king, bill gross weighs in on these markets. chaos in the hillary clinton campaign as bernie sanders closes in on new hampshire and iowa. breaking right now, we're watching dramatic comeback on wall street with traders bypassing warning signs from global economy and oil markets all in hope we get more free money from central banks. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." european president mario draghi out today signaling more stimulus at ecb's next meeting in march. sending the dow higher. it was up more than 200 points. now up 173. pretty nice considering around this time yesterday we dropped nearly 600 points in the session. the s&p 500 also rebounding off the lowest close in ove

eastern with trish regan and sandra smith from our fox business network sister network.hen the main stage will start at 9:00 p.m. and maria bartiromo and neil cavuto will moderate that one. jenna: fearing escalation could draw the whole region into war is offering to mediate between two rivals. can it work? general jack keane weighs in next. jusdoes that mean they have toer grow apart from their friends, or from the things they love to do? with right at home, it doesn't. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects caregivers to help with personal care, housekeeping, meals, and most of all, staying engaged in life. oh, thank you, thank you. you're welcome. are you ready to go? oh, i sure am. we can provide the right care, right at home. jon: right now as tensions heat up between saudi arabia saudi arabia and iran-iraq is offering to mediate the institute. it is important to stop the escalation he says because it could lead the region into war. saudi airstrikes hit embassy in yemen where a proxy war plays out between the two rival nations. retired four-star gene

trish regan, sandra smith kick off the earlier debate at 6:00 p.m.ia bartiromo, neil cavuto for the later debate, 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox business network. monthly jobs report comes out this morning. it will also provide clues about the momentum we're seeing in labor market headed into 2016. economists are expecting 200,000 non-farm jobs to have been added in the month of december. the unemployment rate to hold steady at 5%. investors will also focus on whether wage growth is picking up. that's a key part of it. "mornings with maria" will have complete coverage for you in its special jobs in america report. it begins at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. lauren: let's get you caught up on global market action overnight. we'll start in asia. up arrows for the shanghai up 2%. hang seng up half a percent. nikkei down a third of 1% today. nicole: check out europe. all green arrows, we're seeing ftse right now up half a percent. i'm going to correct it because the cac just turned slightly negative. dacs holds on to a gain almost a percent. lauren: tough week for in

trish regan, she might be calling the studio. just pick up the phone. trish: been harassed by this guy neil cavuto. >> there you go. trish: connell, you can join my 6-year-old twin girls because they are very big taylor swift fans. >> perfect. perfect. i'm right there with them. trish: all right. thanks, guys. thank you so much. we are five hours, everyone, from the republican presidential candidates taking to the stage for their financial debate before the iowa caucuses i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. tonight is the big night. fox news is having that debate in iowa and just four days until the iowa caucuses. there are a lot of questions of who could emerge here. you don't have donald trump on the stage, so this could be a big opportunity for someone else, someone other than trump to really stand out. who might that be? well, new polls today have mr. trump leading in all three early primary states. nothing nonincumbent candidate has been able to do. joining me now rnc chairman mike shields, and blake burman on the ground there in iow

eastern time, sandra smith, trish regan anchoring the first debate. the two debates next week, thursday, january 14th and we want to say we're going to be announcing who the candidates are going to be monday night. monday night on "lou dobbs tonight." lou dobbs will announce the lineup of the candidates. you'll know who you get in the debates, but you have to wait until monday night. we're going to be right back. you're watching fox business. . . . . . . . . eer. . ♪ cheryl: all right. we now got less than four minutes to the opening bell. and again the markets have kind of been going back and forth. i have to say the dow, 63 times we've gone over unchanged line for the dow. what does at that tell you? no conviction. volatility. s&p barely up. dow barely up. nasdaq is trading down slightly. this is better than yesterday in particular when the dow lost 276 points. we closed at 11,148 on the dow. want to bring in on final moments intrend fed fund's mark travis. mark is standing by. in studio we have chase private economist anthony chen. anthony, china r

we have fox team coverage, trish regan in new york with whato yo. we begin with correspondent kevin corke at the white house, good evening. >> second time in a week we've seen this happen in china. this is, there are fears all over the globe about china's growth and obviously its currency devaluation. ricochetting all around the world and it's increasing concerns about the safety and security of the pacific rim economic giant. >> as chilly economic winds cut through china's stock market today, the shivers reverberated throughout the global economy. and in the process, raised new questions about the obama administration's so-called pivot toward asia. analysts call it will perfect storm. falling oil prices, tensions in the middle east, a weakening chinese currency and security concerns over north korea. it all added up to a more than 7% drop in shanghai, the equivalent of the u.s. stock market shedding 1100 points. china's market did that in 29 minutes before trading was halted. >> this was a panic caused by chinese officials and we now have to worry

shades of >> anothe star that looked like she got memo is trish regan. she'll be moderating the undercard on the republican we joined her behind the scenes at fox business network where she's balancing being in charge of this whole big event with being a mom. >> you're not allowed to have candy. >> i will show you -- >> can i talk in the microphone? >> with three kids she's like a lot of women doing it all. >> i try to make sure when i am with them, i'm 100% with them. the reality is in the news business, news happens and you kind of always got to be flexible and be around and available. but they're my main focus in my life. >> she partly credits tha poise to her pageant past. >> miss new hampshire 1993. >> i'm just kind of shell shocked right now. takes some getting used to. i had just en the pageant because i was looking for some extra money for school. and i didn't really think i'd win. breaking this hour, everyone, instability in china sparking a sell-off here at home. intelligence report on fox business network, making history as part of a two-woman

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sandra smith and trish regan host the early debate at 6:00 p.m. eastern. primetime debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern. i'll be the moderator with neil cavuto. be with us at 9:00 p.m. live in south carolina. that's the fox business network. we'll take a short break. but, first, to howie kurtz on media buzz, see what he's looking at the top of the hour. >> i'll see you at that south carolina debate. we're going to jump on this breaking news of sean penn interviewing el chapo for rolling stone magazine, meeting with a guy when is a criminal, international drug trafficker, a fugitive from justice, and rolling stone giving the drug kingpin veto power over the interview. amazing story. and why the media have made such a big deal about ted cruz being born in canada, natural born citizen, prodded by donald trump. >> got to love the new york post and the had headlines there with this whole sean penn situation. howie, see you in 20 minutes. thank you so much. >>> president obama preparing to give his final state of the uniaddress this tuesday night. what will he say? the p

eastern hosted by sandra smith and trish regan. who will be in the 9:00 debate hosted by our own maria bartiromo and neil cavuto. you don't want to miss this. david: sticking with politics a new study showing democrats on decline. number of americans identifying with democrat party now at all-time low. according to new survey from gallup, only 29% identified as a dem down last year from 30% in 2014 as republicans gained 1%. now at 26%. the race for the white house seems up for grabs. 42% of the americans say they're independents. melissa: fbi expanding its investigation into hillary clinton of the agency is looking into whether or not the clintons use of a private email server violated public corruption laws. according to a exclusive report from fox news. here now is fox news's catherine herridge who broke this story. cat lynn, give us the details. reporter: thank you, melissa and good afternoon. the fbi investigation now has two tracks one focused on the classified information found on mrs. clinton's personal server and other on w

trish regan will help us kick it off on thursday moderating the first debate. we're closing in on the iowa caucus. hard to believe but it is here. must be more urgency and tension now than there was in the first debate, no? >> that is interesting question, absolutely. as each and every day goes by, david, you're getting more tension, getting more urgency. these candidates are really finding out the final days with iowa and new hampshire fast approaching. look, anything can happen in politics. and i'm from new hampshire. born and raised there and i'll tell you a lot of voters they wait until the final moment until they actually get into the booth and are casting their vote to actually make their firm decisions. so we shall see. i think this is an opportunity for all of these candidates, david, to really show america why they should be president. as we saw before, sometimes you get some breakout stars. chris christie came out of the undercard debate, first debate before and now on the main stage there on thursday night. so we shall see. david: how do they prepare

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sandra smith is one of our moderators, along with trish regan. she joins us now. rand paul will be there. a lot of people will be there. the mac santorum and huckabee and feel reena will be on that stage. that will be much different. as far as rand paul goes, he was invited here it moving on. it will be an exciting night. i have a list listening to you and your guest. he is busy. we also hello from the headquarters stier in charleston. this is a big moment in history. it will be a huge night for both debates. for all the candidates that step up that stage tonight. connell: newt gingrich was on the stage a few minutes ago. at the very last minute, you had people making decisions in iowa. it is possible that people can make a run late. fairly low turnout. >> i used chris christie as an example of that. you can use carly as an example of that. the fox news debate. she made a move. a big move that night. focused and target his attacks on clinton. it is anybody's moment. anybody's night. totally outnumbered colleagues. do expect some people to be taking more risks toni

trish regan, she might be calling the studio. just pick up the phone. neil cavuto. >> there you go. trish: connell, you can join my 6-year-old twin girls because they are very big taylor swift fans. >> perfect. perfect. i'm right there with them. trish: all right. thanks, guys. thank you so much. we are five hours, everyone, from the republican presidential candidates taking to the stage for their financial debate before the iowa caucuses i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. tonight is the big night. fox news is having that debate in iowa and just four days until the iowa caucuses. there are a lot of questions of who could emerge here. you don't have donald trump on the stage, so this could be a big opportunity for someone else, someone other than trump to really stand out. who might that be? well, new polls today have mr. trump leading in all three early primary states.

trish regan did to you. trish: did cut taxes. neil cavuto, thank you very much. here we are. one week, seven days away from the iowa caucuses. donald trump is back on top with a wide margin. will his voters show up on caucus day. that is the question. a new poll has trumped that 34% compared to ted cruz 183%. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are neck and neck right now. as reports surface, billionaire businessman and mike lunenburg may launch a third tardy presidential bid. so with trump on top into key states, does he have this nomination locked up? what is the establishment to do? joining me now is that wakeman and leslie marshall. lots of good stuff to talk about. first i will start with brad. >> look at those polls. trump likes to quote the polls all the time. the only ones that are is where people are actually doing something. in iowa, caucuses are like meetings. you have to motivate people to go. you have to spend hours there. then you have new hampshire a week later. a secret ballot. there is a lot of work that needs to be done. you have to have it for voter. time wi

neil: look at this, trish regan. now we know -- >> my favorite.is heading for supreme court showdown. welcome to "the intelligence report". i and trish regan listed in court justices decide one of obama's most far reaching executive action, a plan that would grant work permits to 4 million illegal immigrants. the plan was unveiled in obama's high-profile speech where he told millions of illegal immigrants you can finally come

i'm trish regan.y from second fox business debate i will be hosting along with san doctor smith and neil cavuto and maria bartiromo tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. the president is trying to reassure the nation that our economy is strong and our nation is secure. >> the united states of america is the most powerful nation on earth, period. [applause] period. it's not even close. trish: the president went on to down play the threat of isis and

trish regan. take it away. trish: i will, thank you so much, neil. caught on camera, hillary clinton staff admitting sending information over unsecured server was necessary because of speed. well tomcome to the teleagainst. -- welcome to "the intelligence report." this is leading to questions whether hillary clinton and aides broke the law when using private email server when she was secretary of state. here is one of her aides, wendy sherman, admitting yes this happens. >> now we have blackberrys. it has changed the way diplomacy is done of the things appear on your blackberry that would never be on an unclassified system. you're out traveling. trying to negotiate something. trish: how times have changed. while the clinton camp continues to brush off the whole scandal as another right-wing hack job, voters, i'll tell you, they are paying attention. >> i heard from quite a few people my age that they think you're dishonest. but i would like to hear from you why you feel the enthusiasm isn't there? >> well, think it really depends upon who you're seei

trish regan, going to you. tle more clarity for the rest of the gear. can they do that? trish: that is a good question. we do not have any clarity right now. any indication of what they may do next. we are going to be all over it. neil, thank you very much. donald trump is not going to the debate because he does not like megan kelly. i am trish regan. accusing fox news of playing games. fox news says, you know what, a candidate cannot pick date the moderators were the questions. for the first time in nearly a decade. saying the economy was on better footing. what a difference six weeks makes. the markets have plunged. oil prices have gone to record lows. peter barnes. tell us what you've got. >> no change in interest rates, as expected here at acknowledging the turbulence in global financial markets. their possible impact on the u.s. economy. the key sentence in today's policy statement is the feds say it is closely monitoring global economic and financial developments and is assessing their implementations for

trish regan. trish: thank you, neil. breaking this hour.reats to the safety and security of the united states. first north korea stuns the world with its announcement that successfully tested a hydrogen nuclear bomb. the u.n. security council just finished their meeting. we'll have intel on what happened behind closed doors. disturbing new video with terrorist camp where isis is employing scientists and explosives experts to create deadly sophisticated weapons. i'm trish regan. u.n. security council wraps up a meeting. they pledge more sanctions against north korea and condemns the country's