trish: and i'm trish regan. gary's going to be back next week.d stocks losing ground in august. september, you know, is historically the worst month of the year for the market, and you add in the fact that many folks are worried about the fed and whether or not the fed is going to raise rates later this month, and you get a nest investing -- nervous investing public as we head into labor day weekend anthony: who better to have than a true giant in the business world, david rubenstein, the cofounder and co-ceo of the private equity powerhouse, carlyle group. david, thank you for joining us today. >> my pleasure to be here. anthony: we typically get a recession every seven years in the u.s. economy. it seems like we haven't had one in longer than seven years, and we're about to head into a next presidential term. how would you advise the next president, and where do you think the economy is right now, sirsome. >> just to make it clear, on average we've had them every seven years since world war ii. the last recession ended in june of 2009. the next

in the meantime, to trish regan to take you through the mid-afternoon. trish: indeed can.ll see how that goes. hitting the campaign trail after a bruising first debate, i'm trish regan, hillary clinton in the critical battleground state of north carolina be, you see her there in raleigh hoping to capitalize on her debate performance as donald trump participates in a round table discussion in miami after touting his performance on "fox & friends" this morning. you're looking at a live picture of him there in miami. here he is on "fox & friends" this morning. watch. >> one thing i got out, i think, really the best was immigration, illegal immigration. the police, law is and -- law and order, and maybe the thing i got out best is trade. >> trade. and jobs.

trish regan. trish: you are such a tease, you know that? neil: that is the way i run. trish: we look forward to getting results at 6:00 p.m. tonight. breaking, everyone, donald trump on a new twitter tirade that began in the wee hours of the morning. he is blasting hillary clinton for linking up with former miss universe alicia machado. wait until you hear what he is saying. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." donald trump is campaigning in michigan right now, a state he really needs to win, but new post-debate numbers show it will be uphill battle. clinton leading him there by seven points. he may have trouble in more than just michigan based on his performance monday night. new "gallup poll" today shows trump took it on the chin in the debate with hillary clinton by one of the widest margins in history, with americans believing hillary clinton won the war of words on monday night. of course people thought romney won the first debate as well by an even bigger margin and it didn't help him we should point out. nonetheless attacks are pili

trish regan, take it away. >> break right now. a potential major win for the families of the 9/11 victims as the u.s. house of representatives as we speak debate whether or not to overturn president obama's veto of the bill allowing families to sue the saudi government for its alleged role in the attack. the senate just voted and they voted to overturn the president's veto. now it's in the house. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone. this is the "the intelligence report." look at the debate on the floor of the house of representatives whether or not they should overturn the president's actions months after the redacted pages from the 9/11 commissions report revealed that some of the 9/11 hijackers were in contact with and received support or assistance from individuals that may be connected to the saudi government while they were here in the u.s. we're going to get to the implications of all of it in just a minute. first, turning to politics, donald trump has been hit with a firestorm of criticism by the clinton campaign for treatme

. >> announcer: this is a special edition of the intelligence report with trish regan. trish: it's a big night for mr. trump. he will lay out his much anticipated immigration policy after his surprise visit to mexico today where he visited with president nieto. donald trump is narrowing the gap with hillary clinton in what looks to be a tight race. in one hour donald trump will address the crowd in a major policy speech. there is a lot of speculation he may soften on deporting illegal immigrants. how much room dose have on this issue? we'll find out in just about an hour. meanwhile, mr. trump is showing he can find common ground with the president of mexico. after traveling to mexico city and looking presidential as the two stood up there and addressed reporters in a joint news conference. >> having a secure border is a sovereign right and mutually beneficial. we recognize and respect the right of either country to build a physical barrier or wall on any of its borders to stop the illegal movement of people, drugs, and weapons. trish: questions still persist over who wil

trish regan is in tore "lou dobbs tonight." trish: donald trump outworking hillary clinton in the race for the white house. the republican nominee proving he will give everything it takes to make america great again. trump's packed schedule has included a trip to mexico, a speech in arizona on immigration and two event today in the state of ohio. he used an aggressive 10-point plan to crack down on illegal immigration including building a great wall along our southern border. >> are you ready? we'll build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it. but they are going to pay for the wall. object day one we'll begin work on an impenetrable, tall, beautiful southern border wall. we'll use the best technology including above and below ground sensors, that's the tunnels, towers, aerial surveillance and manpower to supplement the wall, find and dislocate tunnels, and keep out criminal cartels. trish: we'll take up the impact of trump's speech with former arkansas governor mike huckabee

for now, it's time for trish regan. trish: thanks so much,com. breaking right now, everyone, the fbi releasing documents relating to its investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. the heavily redacted notes -- in fact, i've been going through these, and you can see entire pages redacted -- coming out in a document dump on a friday before, of course, a very big holiday weekend. i'm trish regan, come to "the intelligence report." blake burman has been pouring through all of this, both the synopsis that the fbi gave as well as all of the e-mailed. blake? >> reporter: happy friday afternoon, trish, before the labor day weekend. i'll give you just a few headlines from the fbi's investigation, the second batch of their report about 11 pages long. when traveling domestically, hillary clinton had no ec call support traveling with her -- technical support traveling with her. she could not recall any briefing or training by the state department related to the retention of federal records or handling of classified information. they say clinton cou

microphones to protest donald trump and his taking back that whole birther thing, so it's not over, trish regan, by a long shot. [laughter] trish: indeed, it's not. thank you, neil. brand new polls showing donald trump's support surging and hillary clinton's poll numbers sinking. that's got a lot of pundits saying trump may now have an actual path to to victory, all this as trump tries to put this birther issue to rest. watch him here. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. now, we all want to get back to making america strong and great again. [cheers and applause] trish: and the story, oh, not for hillary clinton. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report," i am trish regan. in a two to-way match against hillary clinton, donald trump is now winning according to a new fox news poll. in a four-way match, she wins by just one point, sho he's beating her in a two-way, she's beating him by just one point in a four-way. this is officially what you can call a squeaker. joining me right i -- right now, trump supporter harlan hill and neil. >> rocha for democracy for amer

so don't miss that. 12:00 to 2:00 on the fox business network and don't miss trish regan, she's coming up next. trish: donald trump on the campaign trail in the critical battleground state of ohio, hours after delivering a barn burner speech laying out bold immigration plan, today he's reaching out to veterans and message is all about putting america first. i am trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report." donald trump speaking with veterans and american legion hall in ohio today, and his message couldn't be clearer. watch. >> your organization and its members have done so much to defend our country. our flag, and to advance the cause of americanism, not globalism. remember america first, america first. trish: all right, sounds a bit like his message in arizona as he laid out his immigration plan. >> we need a system that serves our needs, not the needs of others. remember, under a trump administration, it's called america first. trish: all right, will the america first message bring in skeptical republicans and independents, though? we're going to debate it as our brand

welcome, i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto and this is "your world."ricane hermine is now a tropical storm but still a major threat as it heads east. states of emergency declared in parts of florida, georgia, and north carolina. we are all over it here. with phil keating in georgia, and rick reithmuth on where hermtime is heading next. steve harrigan is in cedar key, florida, whichoo

in the meantime, to trish regan to take you through the mid-afternoon. trish: indeed can. yeah, we'll see how that goes. hitting the campaign trail after a bruising first debate, i'm trish regan, hillary clinton in the critical battleground state of north carolina be, you see her there in raleigh hoping to capitalize on her debate performance as donald trump participates in a round table discussion in miami after touting his performance on "fox & friends" this morning. you're looking at a live picture of him there in miami. here he is on "fox & friends" this morning. watch. >> one thing i got out, i think, really the best was immigration, illegal immigration. the police, law is and -- law and order, and maybe the thing i got out best is trade. >> trade. and jobs. >> trade and jobs. and those are, basically, the three things we're going to have to get out. i got them out early and strong, and a lot of people think the poll numbers are going to go up because of that. trish: he had a ton of momentum as he came into that debate. he was talking about jobs, the economy, trade, b

trish regan to take us there, and i'd be remiss if i did not thank you for everything in my absence. trish: neil, listen, we are so happy you're back, and you look fantastic, by the way. neil: oh, i wish that was true. [laughter] trish: it's amazing what hair and makeup can do. neil: god knows you had a lot of work to do, thank you again. trish: they were some pretty big shoes to fill. neil: they are that, physically big shoes. [laughter] trish: breaking right now, donald trump just finished speaking in baltimore where he blasted hillary clinton for calling his supporters racists, sexists, homophobes, xenophobes, you name it as she tends to her health. i am trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligent report." it is goodto be back, and we've got a lot going be on. take a listen to this. >> i was deeply shocked and and alarmed friday to hear my opponent attack, slander, smear, demean these wonderful, amazing people who are supporting our campaign. by the millions. our support comes from every part of america and every walk of life. trish: we're in washington with the very latest

trish regan, obviously this comes at a time when the poll numbers have narrowed in battleground states as well. the battle i think is on, to put it mildly. trish: it's on. it is definitely on. thank you, neil. happening right now, donald trump speaking at that rally owa just as the president is out there campaigning, stumping for hillary clinton. it is all coming as we look at right now, pretty big market selloff. we're off 263 right now. this comes on the heels of a positive day yesterday. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. markets have been selling off in part because of oil. oil is moving lower, considerably lower. show you what oil is doing in part because of concern for supply. glut of supply driving prices down. we'll show you oil in just a minute. down nearly 3%. trump's iowa rally happening hours before he delivers of course his big speech in pennsylvania where he is laying out child care affordability plan. this has been a quite a pet project of his daughter. she will be there alongside him tonight. anyway, let's listen in for a moment here now as

i'm joined by trish regan and lou dobbs.ticipated to get these seats. >> everyone keeps asking me. i don't know about you, but they asked, what do you think will happen? what do you think will happen? my answer is absolutely no idea. >> could go so many different ways. neil: bill clinton and melania and shaking hands. bill clinton looking forward to night's debate. millions of americans will see the hillary clinton i have known for over 40 years. donna brazile. of course head of the democratic national committee but finish that point. i apologize. >> no, the idea, to me this is unprecedented. everyone is so anxious so excited to see what is going to happen. there is uncertainty whether you're talking about hillary clinton or donald trump. no one really knows how they are going to play this and how they will interact. that is fascinating potential. neil: trish, i had a guest earlier, this is not about winning over independents. each going back to his or her base getting them psyched to come on out. >> i don't know. i think th

>> kennedy is here, trish regan is here.you are right. >> anyway, 6 people said trump, 16 said clinton. that is early. far from scientific. you? >> i asked don king was it a tko or a decision, i could this was a decision bought, it went full 12 rounds they got their licks in she came out with more points, about may have been that one judge who rigged system who give it to trump. neil: really? okay. it could be close decision or a littlsplit decision. >> it will not be littl split bt majority of judges go with clinton. neil: yeah, i don't know, i don't know if that is good enough. i subscribe to that. >> i think she was eloquent, and well prepared. i think that there were high expectations among base supporters for donald trump. they wanted to see him wipe the floor with her. neil: he started that way. >> he did well in the beginning, but they thought he would cream her, and end of story, they were geared up for that. that did not happen. and so there may be some disappointment among some trump supporters, but i don't necessa

neil: rejoined by trish regan. i have kennedy here, we got that interview she nabbed with donald trump. but first david as man, in new york -- your thoughts on this. how this plays out. did it move the needle? >> it may have in hillary's favor i think. stocstockton was right that lesr was in the bag for hillary clinton. he did not let her talk about benghazi, and clinton foundation. on other hand to donald, he went hard on birther issue and bankruptcy issue, and tax return, i don't think it was a fair debate in terms of way it of set up by lester holt. but remember back -- everyone talks about that great moment, you have shown videotape of reagan and mondale, reagan said i'm not bringing age into this, i won't let inexperience of higy younger opponent get into this, this was second. the first debate, everyone thought mondale had won there was talk about weatherration -- whether reagan was up for the job, from that historic perspective, i don't think that trump did as badly as reagan did in the first debate in 1984.

trish: and i'm trish regan. gary's going to be back next week.ground in august. september, you know, is historically the worst month of

trish regan. trish: you are such a tease, you know that? neil: that is the way i run. look forward to getting results at 6:00 p.m. tonight. breaking, everyone, donald trump on a new twitter tirade that began in the wee hours of the morning. he is blasting hillary clinton for linking up with former miss universe alicia machado. wait until you hear what he is saying. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." donald trump is campaigning in michigan right now, a state he really needs to win, but new post-debate numbers show it will be uphill battle. clinton leading him there by seven points. he may have trouble in more than just michigan based on his performance monday night.

trish regan is in tore "lou dobbs tonight." ump outworking hillary clinton in the race for the white house. the republican nominee proving he will give everything it takes to make america great again. trump's packed schedule has included a trip to mexico, a speech in arizona on immigration and two event today in the state of ohio. he used an aggressive 10-point plan to crack down on illegal immigration including building a great wall along our southern border. >> are

trish regan will have great special coverage in the next hour. y do nothing. i can't even imagine what happens if they hike. they're not expecting that. trish: they have telegraph ad lot, right, neil? they try to telegraph. they don't like to catch the marketing -- markets off-guard. at some point they have to raise these things. we keep saying that. they missed every opportunity. i would suspect they probably aren't moving aggressively today. but i think traders will respond with a little more reassures. you're looking at market up 26 i should point out. if they do not get the rate hike, you could he see a little bit of a pop. we shall see. the big question, what is the language. with will they say about the november and december? neil: charlie brady who lives and breathes this stuff. he is mike a mensa guy, "rain man." trish: i like that, "rain man". neil: he was saying there is 58% bet that they move in december. do you buy that? >> i think they want to wait for the election to get out. neil: i agree with that. they do want to move. they commun

for now, it's time for trish regan. trish: thanks so much,com.right now, everyone, the fbi releasing documents relating to its investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. the heavily redacted notes -- in fact, i've been going through these, and you can see entire pages redacted -- coming out in a document dump on a friday before, of course, a very big holiday weekend. i'm trish regan, come to "the intelligence report." blake burman has been pouring through all of this, both the synopsis that the fbi gave as well as all of the e-mailed. blake? >> reporter: happy friday afternoon,

trish regan, take it away. >> break right now. major win for the families of the 9/11 victims as the u.s. house of representatives as we speak debate whether or not to overturn president obama's veto of the bill allowing families to sue the saudi government for its alleged role in the attack. the senate just voted and they voted to overturn the president's veto. now it's in the house. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone. this is the "the intelligence report." look at the debate on the floor of the house of representatives whether or not they should overturn the president's

so don't miss that. 12:00 to 2:00 on the fox business network and don't miss trish regan, she's comingd trump on the campaign trail in the critical battleground state of ohio, hours after delivering a barn burner speech laying out bold immigration plan, today he's reaching out to veterans and message is all about putting america first. i am trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report." donald trump speaking with veterans and american legion hall in ohio today, and his message couldn't be clearer. watch. >> your organization and its members have done so much to defend our country. our flag, and to advance the cause of

trish regan to take us there, and i'd be remiss if i did not thank you for everything in my absence. so happy you're back, and you look fantastic, by the way. neil: oh, i wish that was true. [laughter] trish: it's amazing what hair and makeup can do. neil: god knows you had a lot of work to do, thank you again. trish: they were some pretty big shoes to fill. neil: they are that, physically big shoes. [laughter] trish: breaking right now, donald trump just finished speaking in baltimore where he blasted hillary clinton for calling his supporters racists, sexists, homophobes, xenophobes, you name it as she tends to her health. i am trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligent report." it is goodto be back, and we've

trish: and i'm trish regan. gary's going to be back next week.st. september, you know, is historically the worst month of

hi, i'm trish regan. we have a lot going on right now. a lot of information coming in as we speak. five people still in custody right now as persons o newark, . roughly 30 shots exchanged and took place in linden, new jersey. this man a naturalized citizen of afghan seems to be responsible including all the bombs over the weekend as well as the bombing that took place in chelsea on saturday in manhattan. i want to go straight to chelsea right now where our own adam shapiro is in the neighborhood where that bomb went off. adam, do authorities believe this guy was working with a ring of terrorists, was he working potentially with isis. what's the thinking? >> well, those are the questions that even new york city mayor bill de blasio have not answered directly. we have the photos and you have shown the video of ahmed ramahi. that device, of course, did not explode. as you take a look at the video of rahami at a press conference that just wrapped up new york city mayor de blasio that they are as part of what he said, no other individual that authorities are looking for at this time. he

trish regan, obviously this comes at a time when the poll numbers have narrowed in battleground states i think is on, to put it mildly. trish: it's on. it is definitely on. thank you, neil. happening right now, donald trump speaking at that rally owa just as the president is out there campaigning, stumping for hillary clinton. it is all coming as we look at right now, pretty big market selloff. we're off 263 right now. this comes on the heels of a positive day yesterday. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. markets have been selling off in part because of oil. oil is moving lower, considerably lower. show you what oil is doing in part because of concern for supply. glut of supply driving prices down. we'll show you oil in just

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with us now to discuss specifics, fox business anchor trish regan and maria bartiromo.down there, right? >> yes. >> economics is boring. you ladies are exciting. [ laughter ] >> we don't think so. we don't think it's boring. 75 million jobs is pretty optimistic, right? >> i think the headline here is that he is looking for economic growth and he has got four parts to this plan he thinks together all of those things will create economic growth. >> it's a supply side plan like reagan, right? >> well, it's tax cuts. >> cut corporate taxes, individual taxes and then threaten ford and others moving the jobs out. >> it's tax reform. scaling back regulation. tapping into the energy resources in this country and redoing trade deals that aren't positive. >> this isn't new though, right, trish? >> reagan did it and had quite a bit of success with it. >> i mean, with trump, this is what he said from the very beginning. >> what he said from the very beginning. >> no new information today. >> lower texass and less regulation. >> it was important for him to get out there and especial

i'm trish regan in for nell cavuto. at the center of the controversy i an execty foundation and a request for a passport. catherine herridge was the breaking details for us. >> reporter: the e-mail was first obtain by judicial watch who sued in court for huma abedin's records. the umenyiora -- e-mail was sent six months into secretary clean to be's term before doug band. in the e-mail band asked abedin to get him and two other colleagues who appeared to work at the clinton foundation diplomatic passports. it's not clear whether the request was granted. abedin says she'll, quote, figure it out. the rules governing diplomatic parts are strict. this code of federal regulations reads in part, quote, diplomatic passport is issued to a foreign service officer or a person having diplomatic status or comparable status because he or she is traveling abroad to carry out diplomatic duties on behalf of the u.s. government. the state department refers fox back to the federal regulations saying they could not comment on individual ca

anthony scaramucci and gary kaminsky and trish regan will be there, and stick around for "stossel," 9:00 p.m. eastern time, that is tonight. >>> taking a look at dow on friday, apple leading the way. are we getting an iphone 7 next week? think we might be getting one. that's the rumor. >>> markets reacting to the august jobs report. it didn't live up to expectations. does that mean the american economy is headed for a slowdown? we are going to ask labor secretary tom perez, here he is, and he's joining me after a quick commercial break. we'll be back, you're watching "countdown." hii'm here to tell homeowners that are sixty-two and older about a great way to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like... how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money... and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier with led light absolutely free! when you call the experts at one reverse mortgage today, you'll learn the benefits of a go

i'm trish regan in for nell cavuto.the controversy i an execty foundation and a request for a passport. catherine herridge was the breaking details for us. >> reporter: the e-mail was first obtain by judicial watch who sued in court for huma abedin's records. the umenyiora -- e-mail was sent six months into secretary clean to be's term before doug band. in the e-mail band

welcome, i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." hurricane hermine is now a tropical storm but still a major threat as it heads east. states of emergency declared in parts of florida, georgia, and north carolina. we are all over it here. with phil keating in georgia, and rick reithmuth on where hermtime is heading next. steve harrigan is in cedar key, florida, which took the brunt of the storm,. let's begin with phil. >> reporter: you can certainly guarantee traveling along the eastern sea board this weekend will be problematic and maybe next to impossible in some cases. you'll have debris, downed trees blocking roads, could have flashflooding, and for airline travelers, our flight, for example, last night from miami to jacksonville was cancelled due to the weather. that's probably going to be happening all the way up the east coast, as the storm continues to move forward. so call your airline, some airlines may give you voucher. this is the st. simon island and people here as the then then-hurricane was blowing the outer banks said