trish regan who doesn't tick off anyone, good seeing you. trish: thanks so much, neil. fallout over the testimony of former attorney general sally yates and former director of national intelligence james clapper. the big takeaway? no evidence of any collusion between the trump campaign and russia. that is the takeaway. you certainly won't hear it from the mainstream media these days. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." i want you to hear what james clapper said under oath. watch. >> whether there were improper contacts between the trump campaign and russian officials you said we did not include any evidence in our report. chuck todd i understand that, does it exist? you say not to my knowledge s that still accurate? >> it is. trish: okay. you hear that? there is no evidence of any collusion between trump and russia. so why don't we hear any of that pro the media, i want to know? >>> governor of texas fighting back against sanctuary cities, suing officials in austin for refusing to enforce immigration law. will this new tactic curb illegal immigration?

that he would not be a good guy to put in that position, now to trish regan. trish: all right, we are on it. breaking right now the woman who was fired for refusing to uphold the president's temporary ban on immigration is getting ready to testify about what she believes is russian interference in our election. by the way, if the obama white house was that concerned about general flynn, then what the heck were they doing giving him clearance to begin with? sally yates, the personal responsible for classified information as donald trump is suggesting today? we have lots of questions and we are getting answers for you today right now. i am trish regan, welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. sean spicer wrapping up conference moment ago and made the point that the obama administration is the one who made general flynn security clearances to begin with. so does this suggest that this is nothing other than one giant political witch hunt that the democrats are salivating at. i want to go blake berman. blake: the press secretary sean spicer wrapped briefing an

trish regan, i'm sorry, trish, to you. trish: it's sad in a way, neil, because it's pile on, pile on. neil: all i'm saying is prove it. bance it out trish: they want attention, they are trying to get attention, they want to be talked about. neil: not in our watch, regan. trish: there's the plane getting ready to take off. president vowing that he will strongly protect american interests during this trip. we do have a market rally i should point out on our hands. let's go to the dow which is up 170 points, nasdaq 45 and s&p trading up 20. good times as we head into the weekend. i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. as i said, president trump he is on his way to saudi arabia. he is hoping to change the narrative during his nine-day trip to the middle east and to europe and the question is whether or not he can do it. i mean, can he pivot right now from all the washington turmoil? he probably can. the question is can the media, can they focus on international diplomacy as opposed to the circus side show, we wil

trish regan of the fox business network. thank you. president trump's first overseas trip will see them visiting the capitals of three of the worlds major religions. tonight, chief washington correspondent james rosen brings us the itinerary and the opportunities present. >> two weeks from now, president trump will touchdown on the first leg of his foreign trip which will take them to jerusalem and the vatican ahead of meetings in europe. senior you officials say saudi arabia is the first up because of its preeminence in the region and because it's the birthplace of islam, custodian of its two holiest sites. >> it is there that we will begin to construct a new foundation of cooperation and support with our muslim allies to combat extremism, terrorism, and violence. >> saudi officials told fox news it's unprecedented for an american president to meet first with the saudi king, then with allies on the gulf cooperation council. then scores of arab and muslim heads of state, converging to welcome the new president and the promise of reinvi

trish regan to take it to the next hour. trish: hey there, neil. president trump out swinging saying no politician in history has been treated worse or more unfairly than him by the media. this is the president's first comment since new allegations surfaced he may have asked james comey tend to the investigation into mike flynn. the white house is pushing back saying this is absolutely, positively false, investors, i guess they're not sure what to think. a market off nearly 300 points amid the turmoil, the chaos, the circus act in washington. down 282 on the dow. more on all of it. i'm trish regan, welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report". democrats and the liberal media are pouncing on the story claiming the president may have obstructed justice which by the a well-established ground for impeachment. so is this just the latest attempt to take down the president? or is there actually anything here? we have got you covered this entire hour from many different angles. we have, joining me legendary investor bill gross with a look at the economic

trish regan, doesn't get better than tomorrow. trish: it is a big one for sure. think about what to wear. thank you so much, neil. president trump, everyone, sending a powerful message to the world today, america stands with israel and the two nations will work together to defeat terrorism and bring stability to the middle east. the markets are liking this message. they like this idea of standing with israel. we are up 82 points right now on the dow jones industrial average. up 10 on the s&p, and nasdaq composite index farring the best of the bunch, up .6 of a percent. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump urging israel and the muslim world to come together to bring stability to the region this. comes a day after the president urged muslims leaders to ramp up their efforts to defeat radical islam. will they share the burden of fighting terrorism with us? we have the counsel general of israel in new york and former cia officer buck sexton will both be weighing in on this big issue, all this happening as the white house gets ready t

cheryl casone in for trish regan. >> hey, neil, we're going to follow on both of those stories. neil just said this and this just broke a few moments ago during his show. the new york times is reporting that israel is the source of the intelligence that trump may have revealed to the russians. israel releasing a statement that it has our full confidence and our intelligence sharing relationship. a lot is changing just in the last few months. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl ca casone, and i'm in for trish regan, and i would like to welcome you to the intelligence report. national security adviser hr mcmaster said no way the president compromises intelligence. instead, general mcmaster says the real concern right now is the intel leaks and how they put our national security at risk. president trump echoing the sentiment saying today enough is enough, and it's time for these leakers to be found. so here's the question. is the intel community at war with this administration? what do the markets make of all of this? we're going to debate all of those things in the next hour. but first,

trish regan, a lot going on in your hour. take it away. trish: we're going to hear from the white house any minute from now the latest so-cled bombshell report on the russia investigation. top adviser and son-in-law jared kushner wanted a secret channel between russia and the trump administration. i'm trish regan, welcome to the "the intelligence report". a live picture from the white house, we do expect white house press secretary sean spicer to field questions on this whole alleged backchannel any minute from now. this is sean spicer's first on-camera briefing since president trump's overseas trip. all of this coming as president trump's communications director mike dubke resigns. so is this just the start of a major shake-up at the white house? we're on it, but first here as we await sean spicer, it will be interesting to see what he has to say on all this. i want to bring in republican representative ron desantis, member of the house committee and oversight and government reform, a committee following the russia investigation very close

trish regan -- trish: can i just say, i saw the video of you from 20 years ago -- neil: that was a great toupee. i miss that. trish: i want what you're taking, because you look fantastic. no, you haven't changed much at all -- neil: you weren't even born. trish: yeah, yeah, yeah. anyway, thanks so much. as you heard from neil, white house press secretary sean spicer is going to be holding a news briefing any minute now, expecting him to answer on the latest from the north korean missile test as well as a massive global cyber attack and, of course, the search to replace the fbi director. president trump is meeting with the crown prince of abu dhabi as we speak right now. i want to take a look at the markets because so far so good right here, up nearly 100 points, a lot of 52-week highs. you've got the s&p 500 up almost 12 points, nasdaq trading up about half a percent. i do want to point out cybersecurity stocks, they are also soaring because because, o, that global hack attack which we will have more coming up on, how you can prepare and secure yourself. this is the future, folks, and th

trish: i am trish regan in for lou dobbs, president trump vowing to prosecute those responsibility for leaking intelligence about manchester terror attack to media, calling for a full investigation after british officials made it clear they were outraged that american media disclosed identity of the manchester suicide bomber before the uk police, president today condemning the leaks as a graif grave threat to our national security. kevin corke is traveling with the president in brussels. reporter: they may have been all smiles at family photo thrcthis afternoon. but. u.s. intelligence agencies were accused of leaking information about terror attack in manchester to the u.s. media. >> i will be making clear to president trump today, that intelligence that is shared between law enforcement agencies must remain secure. reporter: british prime minister theresa may frustration was result of disclosure of "new york times" that not only named the terrorist in the manchester attack, but released entails only known to british officials. for his part president trump promised action, saying that

trish regan will update you on more. trish: indeed we will, neil. president trump delivering a stern message to the world, we will not and cannot tolerate terrorists, and nato countries must pay their fair share to help in the fight against terrorism. i'm trish regan, welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report". he blasts the latest intel leak of highly sensitive information related to the manchester terrorist attack. president trump assuring the uk one of our greatest allies, the u.s. will not tolerate the intel leaks and that the justice department will get to the bottom of this. all this as we learn just how much hate and vengeance the manchester terror suspect had for the western world. >>> the race to fill an open house seat in montana taking a violent turn overnight after the republican candidate chokes and body slams a reporter. fox news correspondent alicia ocuna saw the entire ordeal and she's going to join me in a couple of minutes. first to our very own ashley webster for the latest on the terror investigation. fill us in. >> reporter:

, trish regan, and today's #oneluckyguy, the former deputy campaign manager for the trump presidential campaign, and the president of citizens united, between nine is here. good to have you. a couch first timer by the way. on a big day where the president is making a lot of news in that wide-ranging speech. >> david: yes he did. it's a wonderful thing. i got a chance to go to the army-navy game. i've seen him in action with the members of military. these young men and women, they just love him. they love that he is the commander in chief now. he's going to serve them well and they'll serve him well. >> sandra: let's get to some of the things he just sat on the spending bill, because he really made some headlines there. he talked with the massive and badly needed increase in defense spending. he says we've ended years of painful cuts to our military, we are taking care of our military, a point he stayed on for quite a while there. >> david: this only goes a little ways. we have a long ways to go to rebuild our depleted military, whether it's our navy, our air force. you have entire air

to trish regan to take you through the next hours, hey, trish. trish: so impressed the way alphabet rolls off your tongue, i'm getting used to it. neil: i hate it, it's a stupid name. they had a meeting on this, got to change it from google, it's alphabet. it's working. trish: good to see you. president trump is meeting with g7 leaders in sicily as he wraps up first foreign trip as commander in chief. trump is calling for greater cooperation between allies, tensions remain high between the united states and the uk after "the new york times" leaked information vital to the manchester bombing investigation. someone maybe several people are leaking within that administration, and it's threatening national security and global security. i'm trish regan. welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report". british prime minister theresa may, she's upset, understandably, over u.s. intelligence leaks. you can blame her? now donald trump is calling for an investigation promising to get to the bottom of it, but are these leaks undermining the president? we've g

trish regan to take you through all the above. hey, trish. trish: the uk on high alert. authorities searching for more suspects connected to monday's terror attack in manchester. just a short time ago, authorities arrested the terror suspect's father and brother in libya bringing the total number of suspects in custody to at least six. i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. prime minister teresa may raising the terror threat level, warning folks another terror attack may be eminent. we're going to have a report for you from manchester in just a few moments. plus, president trump just wrapping up a busy day in europe, a day that began with pope francis at the vatican, calling it a meeting of his lifetime and saying it's more than ever to pursue peace in the world. still casting a shadow over the trump administration. we have carl, he is here with a look at what the president needs to do and what's next for the gop. plus, gregg saying there's not even a case here, folks. i mean, how do you prove someone is colluding with someone? and even if you do, is that a

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report."r what james clapper said under oath. watch. >> whether there were improper contacts between the trump campaign and russian officials you said we did not include any evidence in our report. chuck todd i understand that, does it exist? you say not

here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, anchor of the intelligence report with trish regan on fox business, bring some intelligence is trish regan and our #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and former communications director for the dnc, mo elleithee is here. he is also the founding executive director of politics and public service. a man who is busy. good to have you. >> mo: thanks for having me. i'm exhausted just following. i'm not even in politics anymore and i'm exhausted. >> harris: as a whole nation of politics. >> mo: none of us are safe. >> harris: grab some coffee, we are ready. let's get started. president up is meeting for the first time with leaders of nato, the alliance he once criticized as obsolete. what would be a diplomatic -- nato is a set to form the coalition against isis. also in the wake of monday's concert attack in manchester. he invoked a shared fight against terror as he stood beside a newly unveiled nato memorial. >> my travels and meetings have given me renewed hope that nations can unite two feet terrorism, a common threat to all of humanity. terrorism must be

it's the type of thing that, well, trish regan gets into every singleay. and she's young. trish: you, you -- i love, i love being on with you, because you keep saying that, neil. neil: there you go. that's me, we should look after the taxpayer. [laughter] trish: shul! absolutely, we should. that's a real change in how we need to think about things. neil cavuto, thank you so much. a manhunt is underway in manchester for any possible suspects, a senseless, heartless suicide bomber blew himself up killing at least 22 people including the terrorist and injuring more than 50 others. the identities of these victims are slowly coming in. we can confirm a little girl, just 8 years old, is among the dead. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." manchester police have identified the lone terrorist as a 22-year-old man. police have carried out two raids, they've arrested a 23-year-old as part of their investigation. right now isis is claiming responsibility for the attack. and president trump calling on the civilized world to unite and to defeat terrorism on

trish regan with all of that. trish: all right, we have a big hour coming up. thank you very much. okay. here we go. breaking right now, everyone, the house is about to vote any minute from now in roughly 7 minutes and four seconds if you look at the clock there on the bottom, they have a procedural vote on something else, but as soon as this is done, they are ready to vote on the gop healthcare bill to repeal and replace obamacare. republicans need 216 yes votes for this bill to pass. they can only afford to lose 21 votes, remember that. so will they reach this magic number 216 votes is what they need. we are going to find out minutes from now. i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report as we wait right now on capitol hill. i want to go straight to our own adam shapiro who is standing by there. the vote as i said expected to take place any minute from now and adam, walk us through whether or not they'll be able to get this done? adam: yes, ryan -- reporters shouted out, he said, looks good. you said the magic number 216 and they believe they have the votes. they can lose

here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, anchor of the intelligence report with trish regan on fox businessg some intelligence is trish regan and our #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and former communications director for the dnc, mo elleithee is here. he is also the founding executive director of politics and public service. a man who is busy. good to have you. >> mo: thanks for having me.

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trish regan with the fox business network joins us. we've seen some rocky moments. before this, and the markets haven't jumped. why did investors decide today to sell? this was before the news that broke at 6:00. >> makes you wonder what they knew. i think the concern overall was and continues to be that this is going to get in the way of what they want to see done in a way of tax reform, and the way of deregulation come in the way of health care reform et cetera. the market, with evaluations being as high as they been is banking on the idea that the pro-growth trump economic agenda will make its way through. for the most part, i would say the market has been so resilient because we've seen a lot of chaos come out in recent weeks and months. and yet investors have shrugged it off. it was a different scenario today. you saw the market trade off more than 300 points. i think there's going to be a continued sense of nervousness. i spoke to legendary bond investor bill gross, who is one of the world -- run one of the world's largest bond portfolios. his senses that peop

trish regan. trish: big news, the beige book, straight to adam shapiro and get the intel. >> reporter: trish, districts reporting slower economic growth despite labor markets continuing to tighten. districts report economic growth at modest or moderate pace but boston and chicago report growth has slowed to a modest pace and in new york indicate economic activity has flattened, consumer spending softened with little to no change in nonauto retail sales, moderate growth in manufacturing, new home construction and nonresidential construction growing at modest to moderate rate. wet weather across districts and a majority of districts have a positive near-term outlook. the labor market continues to tighten. district cites shortages across a widening range of occupations and one firm had to raise salaries 10%. rising input costs, lumber, steel and other commodities continue to go up. prices fall for groceries, apparel and automobiles. district reports slowing economic growth but the tightening labor mar

. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone, i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs.the final stop on a wild hi-successful first -- wildly-successful first foreign trip, meeting with g7 leaders who agreed to do more to fight radical terrorism. deep divisions, however, on what to do about climate change. fox news' chief white house correspondent john roberts is traveling with the president, and he has our report. >> reporter: another terror attack today, this one against coptic christians in egypt reinforced what the president has been saying all week, that the world needs to come together to defeat what he calls a war against

trish: i am trish regan in for lou dobbs, president trump vowing to prosecute those responsibility forout manchester terror attack to media, calling for a full investigation after british officials made it clear they were outraged that american media disclosed identity of the manchester suicide bomber before the uk police, president today condemning the leaks as a graif grave threat to our national security. kevin corke is traveling with the president in brussels. poer: ey may have been all smiles at family photo

trish regan, doesn't get better than tomorrow. trish: it is a big one for sure.esident trump, everyone, sending a powerful message to the world today, america stands with israel and the two nations will work together to defeat terrorism and bring stability to the middle east. the markets are liking this message. they like this idea of standing with israel. we are up 82 points right now on the dow jones industrial average. up 10 on the s&p, and nasdaq composite index farring the best of the bunch, up .6 of a percent. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump urging israel and the muslim world to come together to bring stability to the region this.

trish regan will update you on more. trish: indeed we will, neil.g a stern message to the world, we will not and cannot tolerate terrorists, and nato countries must pay their fair share to help in the fight against terrorism. i'm trish regan, welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report". he blasts the latest intel leak of highly sensitive information related to the manchester terrorist attack. president trump assuring the uk one of our greatest allies, the u.s. will not tolerate the intel leaks and that the justice department will get to the bottom of this. all this as we learn just how much hate and vengeance the manchester terror suspd

trish regan to take you through all the above. hey, trish. trish: the uk on high alert.ts connected to monday's terror attack in manchester. just a short time ago, authorities arrested the terror suspect's father and brother in libya bringing the total number of suspects in custody to at least six. i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. prime minister teresa may raising the terror threat level, warning folks another terror attack may be eminent. we're going to have a report for you from manchester in just a few moments. plus, president trump just wrapping up a busy day in europe, a day

cheryl casone in for trish regan. >> hey, neil, we're going to follow on both of those stories.is and this just broke a few moments ago during his show. the new york times is reporting that israel is the source of the intelligence that trump may have revealed to the russians. israel releasing a statement that it has our full confidence and our intelligence sharing relationship. a lot is changing just in the last few months. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl ca casone, and i'm in for trish regan, and i would like to welcome you to the intelligence report. national security adviser hr

trish regan to take it to the next hour. trish: hey there, neil.o politician in history has been treated worse or more unfairly than him by the media. this is the president's first comment since new allegations surfaced he may have asked james comey tend to the investigation into mike flynn. the white house is pushing back saying this is absolutely, positively false, investors, i guess they're not sure what to think. a market off nearly 300 points amid the turmoil, the chaos, the circus act in washington. down 282 on the dow. more on all of it. i'm trish regan, welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report". democrats and the liberal media

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. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone, i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs.sident trump is in italy, the final stop on a wild hi-successful first -- wildly-successful first foreign trip, meeting with g7 leaders who agreed to do more to fight radical terrorism. deep divisions, however, on what to do about climate change. fox news' chief white house correspondent john roberts is traveling with the president, and he has our report. >> reporter: another terror attack today, this one against coptic christians in egypt reinforced what the president has been saying all week, that the world needs to come together to defeat what he calls a war against civilization. the italian team kicked off what would typically be a wonk by summit dedicated to economics and trade, but the g7 took on an emotional tone today as the seven leaders signed a joint communique to fight terror and violent extremism. >> after what happened a few days ago in manchester, this is also a message of friendship and community with the u.k. >> reporter: british prime minister theresa a may thanked he

trish regan, a lot going on in your hour. take it away. ite house any minute from now the latest so-cled bombshell report on the russia investigation. top adviser and son-in-law jared kushner wanted a secret channel between russia and the trump administration. i'm trish regan, welcome to the "the intelligence report". a live picture from the white house, we do expect white house press secretary sean spicer to field questions on this whole alleged backchannel any minute from now. this is sean spicer's first on-camera briefing since president trump's overseas trip. all of this coming as president trump's communications director mike dubke resigns. so is this just the start of a major shake-up at the white house?

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cheryl casone in for trish regan. cheryl: mr.thank you so much, breaking right now, we are just moments away from the federal reserve's decision on short-term interest rates. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for trish regan today. we like to welcome you to the intelligence report. now, look while we expect the fed to leave interest rates unchanged, that's the consensus, many will look for rate hikes in june. at least for today we are looking at the language, today on the heels on some weak gdp in the first quarter and disappointing job's report for the month of march. we have got a lot to look at and investors will be watching closely these numbers. now, let's -- >> no change in interest rates, no change in market conditions, the committee decided to maintain target range for three quarters to 1%. the committee views slowly growth likely to be transitory and consumer prices decline in march. the statement reads as follows, the labor market continues to strengthen even as economic slowed, job gain on average and unemplo

you can follow me on twitter at trish regan, and we'll go from there. i always love hearing the feedback. tell me what you thought of today's show and what you think of all of these links. liz claman, over to you. liz: we have some breaking news on uber. we do get that for you in a second. it's just hitting the tape. in the meantime, a shakeup at the white house as two new candidates for fbi director emerge. these after effects from the president's first trip abroad are lingering. press secretary sean spicer just wrapped up that daily briefing moments ago. the markets are off the lows. he didn't say anything that frightened, but heid address the white house communications director as well as the two men meeting at the white house for the fbi role this afternoon, including former tsa director john pistol. spicer also addressing reports that donald trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner attempted to develop a back channel of communication with the russians saying kushner has agreed to cooperate fully in any investigation. all of this as the p

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the left is caught up in all the drama surrounding comey's firing, but you've got to wonder where's the outrage over the fact that the fbi was leaking all this information with these conflicting allegations and these conflicting investigations? i mean, after all, that -- isn't that why comey was asked to resign in the first place? joining me with thoughts on today's activities we have radio host buck sexton, former cia officer, we have republican strategist evan evan siegfried,d we have k street media co-founder pablo monriguez. trump effectively warning james comey and the world that there may be tapes of their conversations. he also came out and said that maybe these press briefings don't need to happen. so you can imagine there's a lot of people worked up on the left right now about some of this rhetoric. let's break it down. start, if you would, with this idea that maybe there was some kind of taping of the conversation with james comey. what is he trying to suggest? >> well, the

here today, meghan mccain, anchor of the intelligence report, trish regan, cohost on "fox & friends" weekend, abby huntsman is here and today's #oneluckyguy, the former governor of the great state of arkansas,

let's get some analysis now on the issues surrounding the debt ceiling fox business network's trish regantonight. good evening, trish. why has the treasury department sounded the alarm now? >> because they are out of money, bret. that's the problem. we spend more than we make. and we have been doing this for some time. and, yet again, here we are in a situation where we don't have enough money unless we raise the debt ceiling and are able to borrow more. so this is a real problem. it's becoming a political problem, obviously. you hear a lot of this rhetoric out of washington say would he go have got to fix this and we have got to make sure we are not spending as much. i will tell you it's very difficult for them to actually do it when it comes down to having to slash spending for programs that are important to them. so, yet here we go again, we're looking at needing to raise the debt ceiling and we're having to do it, bret, sooner than we thought. >> bret: you've heard the freedom caucus saying they want significant cuts before they do this. republicans obviously control the house, the se

. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone, i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs.i-successful first -- wildly-successful first foreign trip, meeting with g7 leaders who agreed to do more to fight radical terrorism. deep divisions, however, on what to do about climate change. fox news' chief white house correspondent john roberts is traveling with the president, and he has our report. >> reporter: another terror attack today, this one against coptic christians in egypt reinforced what the president has been saying all week, that the world needs to come together to defeat what he calls a war against

here today, meghan mccain, anchor of the intelligence report, trish regan, cohost on "fox & friends" weekend, abby huntsman is here and today's #oneluckyguy, the former governor of the great state of arkansas, mike huckabe mike huckabee. >> mike: i love it. great to be back, thank you. >> harris: we have lots of guests in studio. you come and people follow you. it's amazing. >> mike: that's great, because they want to see if i'll do something stupid. who knows is going to happen? i may give you one before the day is over, it will go viral, i guarantee you. >> harris: yes, it will. let's start with the news now. we'll begin with president trump not holding back in his criticism of the appointment of a special counsel during a news conference at the white house yesterday. >> i respect it, but the entire thing has been a witch hunt. it the country. we have a very divided country because of that and other things, so i can tell you that we want to bring this great country of ours together. >> harris: amid the allegations of collusion, the present was adamant and never happen. >> there was

follow me on twitter at trish regan. we've got a market still in positive territory up 73 points right now. let's hope it continues through the final hour. liz claman is taking you through it. hello, liz. liz: isn't that amazing? the markets are remarkably cool. computer chaos reigns around the world, american business, its economy, and national security desperately trying to prevent it or pay for it. you can see the dow is up 74, it professionals around the world want to cry after the biggest global cyber attack of the same name continues at this hour. big tech names are furious because it turns out the hackers pulled the idea out of the nsa's own secret pocket. should victims pay hackers the ransom? which is doubling day by day? former homeland security official chad suite is about to tell you what to do and whatnot to do and why even if you haven't been hit yet, you need to listen. he says global cyber attacks could be just a test run today for something way more sinister. from sinister to outright scary, north korea

trish regan hosts the intelligence report also on fox business, also awesome, and alsp joining us tonightious conclusion is airlines are out of control. melissa francis, do you think that's right? >> i think some airlines are out of control. i have to say, in fairness, i traveled with my 6-year-old recently. he had the same problem on take off, and they sort of looked the other way as he ran up the aisle and used the restroom.up he wasn't forced to do anything in his seat, and even though i asked him like a good mom 600 times before we boarded the plane if he had used thefo restroom just in case this happened, they were civil to us. i think that right now, the airlines are making a fortune. every seat is packed. and they're treating us like cattle, and they need some bad p.r. like we're seeing, this thunderdome of bad p.r. recently to kind of realize that they need to treat people more civilly going forward. but they're not all bad like that, which if everybody has a phone we just see it over and over again going viral, but it's not as many incidents as it looks like. >> tucker: so there