trish regan on a press conference that is moments away. hey, trish. trish: happening any minute now, thank you so much, neil. breaking today, president trump putting north korea on notice slapping the rogue nation with the largest ever set of sanctions. the president making it clear america and our allies we'll not sit by and watch this one as kim jong-un continues his nuclear antics. we expect to hear more about these sanctions and america's role in the world when the president holds a joint news conference with the prime minister of australia any minute from now. i am trish regan. happy friday. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." we are keeping an eye own this market, up triple digits, gains of 167 points on the dow. seems that people are shaking off some inflation worries they had been so concerned about just a short time ago, with the s&p trading up nearly 1%. and nasdaq is over a percent. former trump advisor rick gates will appear before a judge any minute now. he is expected to plead guilty to conspiracy and making a false statemen

. >> good evening, i am trish regan in for lou, democrat on house intelligence committee admit they must clean up their government surveillance memo if they want president trump to release it. adam schiff backing down with his fight, to say he will meet with fbi to ensure that memo does not spill national security rhett, we take up the democrat's dirty political trips with greg jarrett and judge napolitano. two former obama administration officials facing scrutiny over their role in pushing the russia fake collusion scandal. nunes is planning to rest -- investigate weather john brennan played a role, and two republican senators demand former own national security adviser susan rice explain a bizarre e-mail she sent to herself moments before president trump was inaugurated. documents prob probe pro presids guidance to the fbi, republicans' to know why? and president trump vowing to fix nation' nation -- crumbling infrastructure. >> we have spend 7 trillion dollars in the middle east, 7 trillion. when a mistake. and -- what a mistake, and we're trying too build roads and bridges. we have a

now trish regan. trish: good for them. thank you, neil. president trump is blasting the obama administration for failing to stop the russians from meddling in our election. we'll hear more about the failures in the last administration including from the fbi when we hear from white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." we're keeping a close eye on the markets. we're down triple digits, down 114. techs hanging in there, with the nasdaq composite up .7 of a percent. did you see this? liberal filmmaker michael moore, that's him, at an anti-trump rally in new york city back in november 2015. turns out this was one of the row tests allegedly organized by the russians. wow. michael moore fell for it. joining me for analysis on all breaking news, american university executive in residence, capri cafaro, conservative commentator lawrence jones. lots to talk about. we have kids in florida, making their way to tallahassee as we speak so their voices can be heard on that tragedy there in f

two hour lou dobbs, trish regan next. >> i am trish regan in for lou dobbs, president trump searchingwers and solutions after last week's school shooting in florida, president holding a second listening session with state and local officials to discuss ways to make our schools safe, we discuss president's effort to unite the country. with ed rollins, also robert mueller, filing new tax evasion charger again former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and hi, partner, still no evidee of any type of collusion. we take it

and remember -- you can't take it with you. [ train whistle blows ] two hour lou dobbs, trish regan next. >> i am trish regan in for lou dobbs, president trump searching for answers and solutions after last week's school shooting in florida, president holding a second listening session with state and local officials to discuss ways to make our schools safe, we discuss president's effort to unite the country. with ed rollins, also robert mueller, filing new tax evasion charger again former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and hi, partner, still no evidee of any type of collusion. we take it up, whole mueller witch-hunt with comarl charlie . and congressman jason chaffetz. and uncovering truth about discredited trump dossier. invoking fifth amendment refusing to talk about his role in handles the dossier, and giving it to the fbi. >> there is a lot more to cover, wire on the air for two hours tonight, i have a special message from lou dobbs, i know you will' to hear, very good news, stay tuned for it top story, trump's effort to listen and come up with solution here to gun violence. p

to trish regan. trish: thank you very much, neil cavuto. president trump issuing a stark warning meanwhile today, get smart, america, guess what? we're getting played by the russians and our government is too dumb to figure it out. moscow doesn't care whether a republican or democrat is in the white house. they want to divide our country. they have been successful creating chaos and could fusion. we played right into their hand. you know what? the mainstream media has played into their hands. could you argue that cnn and others are doing the russian's job for them. all this as the florida shooting suspect appears before a judge. it is certainly another big news day here. while our competition is off, taking a nice little holiday for themselves, guess what we're doing? we're here live all day on fox business. we know how important this is and we want you to have the news. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to a live edition of the intelligence report on this president's day. the president blasting the fbi following the agency's bombshell ad

trish regan, thank you for your hard work yesterday on "your world" and everything else. you have a busy hour. trish: thank you for having me in for you. always an honor. thank you, neil. stocks in the green as investors digest fresh economic data that could have big implications for wall street. this is triple-digit gains here after being in the red. markets basically shrugging off alarming report that we have more inflation, rising higher than expected. as we get surprisingly weak retail sales data. you know, i don't think people are too concerned about this. this may be a one off. the big question what it will do to the fed. could weak retail sales cause a different approach to raising interest rates. maybe the market likes it. it is tightrope the fed is walking and market is walking. we'll talk all about it as we watch triple digit gains with our all-star panel next. >>> former george w. bush advisor, karl rove, he is here to discuss new developments coming out of white house on infrastructure and immigration reform. that is next. i want to look back at the markets. qu

trish regan will change it. trish: you better believe it, neil. we have a market down 100. why? on good news. the economy actually getting better. that is what the new federal reserve chairman jerome powell is saying publicly for first time. maybe there is a little inflation. maybe they have to raise rates. maybe that's a good thing. maybe we're returning to normal. i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. mr. powell says his outlook on the u.s. economy has strengthened since president trump's tax cuts. what does that mean for interest rates? they may move a little higher. i think we can take it. we'll talk to dennis gartman straight ahead. white house communication director hope hicks, hearing on capitol hill taking questions from the house intelligence committee as part of their investigation into russia's meddling or perceived meddling. here is the thing, everyone. this investigation has not come up with any hard evidence of any collusion of the trump campaign working with the russians. so is the president right, when he says this is nothing but one big, giant wit

trish regan to take you all through that. trish: you bet i am. i love seeing this. up 521. neil, the dow at session highs as we speak. 24,718 is the level. all of this coming after president trump unveiled a very ambitious infrastructure plan all aimed at fixing our crumbling infrastructure building a more modernized america and the market likes it. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." president trump outlining his $1.4 trillion infrastructure plan. he says will get rid of red tape and create thousands of americans jobs and put americans first. this is part of the 2019 budget plan and calling for more more border security and more money for veterans but doesn't do a lot about the ballooning deficit. what happened to republicans cutting on spending? where is that? we'll ask republican congressman francis rooney. we have connell mcshane on the latest on the 1 1/2 trillion dollar infrastructure plan. reporter: the idea is to provide incentives to state and local governments to pick up the rest of the spending, one trillion dollars plus, a new bridg

anchor of the intelligence report, trish regan. and now, anchor of "the intelligence report" trish regan. former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst marie harf. and back with us, david avella is here. we say he "outnumbered" but he's right at home. >> david: i am right at home, i'm leaving here and going to my 4-year-old's birthday party. her sister turned to call a couple weeks ago. >> harris: it's all about the parties. >> david: a lot of cake. hopefully nancy pelosi's crimes are getting -- >> harris: it starts early. the conservative political action conference today, president trump urged school officials to do it they can to protect children. one of his proposals, arming some teachers who know how to use a gun. >> when we declare our schools to be done free zones, it just puts our students in far more danger. well-trained, gun adept teachers and coaches and people that work in those buildings, people that were in the marines for 20 years and retired, people in the army, the navy, the air force, co

i am trish regan. we have a live report on the budget showdown, first go down to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. what has become a pretty wild ride this week. down 454. off the lows of the session, thankfully. but listen, it's a minute by minute kind of day, nicole, isn't it. >> it is. you're so right, trish. minute by minute every single trading day since last friday. we're in the fifth day in a row here with more than 500 point swings. we haven't seen that since 2008, october of 2008. we had a rough week for thedown. we're down 4%, 3.8%, it keeps changing. right now this moment we're down 466 points on thedown with about half of the names in the dow in correction territory. that would be 10% off of their highs. as we talk about these big swings that everybody is watching their money so closely. we never want to tell you how you're losing money, don't forget you've done so great since 2016. but the vix, volatility index right now is higher. it is at 30.96. it had been at 50. we

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i'm trish regan. welcome to the teleagainst report on this day when we were watching a very big selloff. nowhere to hide except tech. intel, microsoft, in dow 30 all doing well, however the rest of the dow in pretty negative territory right now. we have a lot of concerns about inflation. in other words, things are looking up. the our economy is getting better. earnings are getting better. so at what point to people start toe say, well the fed is going to raise rates, interest rates are going to go up, so that whole trade we moved into equities may not work anymore. maybe we need to pull money out of stocks and put them back into bond which are a bit more of a sure shing if they pay us an interest rate? this rotation is starting to actually happen. you think about it, really isn't that bad of a thing. we want to go straight to the floor of the new york stock exchange, where we find our own nicole petallides with things what is moving there. hey, nicole. >> trish as you noted, obviously back and forth a

now trish regan. trish: good for them. thank you, neil. failing to stop the russians from meddling in our election. we'll hear more about the failures in the last administration including from the fbi when we hear from white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." we're keeping a close eye on the markets. we're down triple digits, down 114. techs hanging in there, with the nasdaq composite up .7 of a percent. did you see this? liberal filmmaker michael moore, that's him, at an

i'm trish regan. this is "your world." let's go to fox business network's deidra bolton. the dow ending up in the green after starting down. >> it was not a calm session at all. the bank shares made the difference in the last hour of trade. so markets closed higher but not a straight shoot up. a key report on inflation going to be released tomorrow morning. this is what is keeping investors on edge. paul ryan spoke with us earlier today. he even referenced these fears that investors have about inflation. >> the interest rates are moving higher and the markets trading -- >> and they should be normalizing. the fed has been carrying all of the water. they've had easy money because we had horrible physical policy. we want rates normalized and we're going through that transition right now. >> the consumer index is coming out right now. it measures transportation, food, medical care. investors will be paying attention, so will the fed. the higher the number goes, the more the investors will price in higher rates. the only reason we care at all, all borrowing gets more expensive

now trish regan. trish: thank you, neil. the president is blasting democrats for refusing to work with republicans. that the left would rather see america fail than thrive. but he vows that he will not let democrats get in the way of moving forward with his america first agenda. we're in the green right now. up 43 points of. off the highs of the session. we had been . security risks in this memo becomes public. but, judge napolitano, he is not buying that one bit. he is here and he is going to explain why. we need to let the american public decide for themselves. that is happening in just a few minutes. bo to adam shapiro, he is in west virginia there where a short time ago the president delivered what i would call a powerful america first speech. hi, adam. reporter: he is always america first, trish and this was no different. he spoke to the republicans gathered here in west virginia, talking about tax reform, talking about immigration reform, talking about infrastructure. specifically his message to democrats saying that t

. >> i am trish regan in for lou dobbs, trump visiting broward he'lhealth north.ospital treating the victims of this week's school shooting in parkland florida, christopher wray faces calls to resign afters agency admitted it failed to act on a tip that potentially predicted this high school massacre 6 weeks ago. a person close to nikolas cruz contacted fbi in january. with concerns he was planning a school shooting and wanted to kill people. jeff sessions with how that info

. >> good evening, i am trish regan in for lou, democrat on house intelligence committee admit they mustr government surveillance memo if they want president trump to release it. adam schiff backing down with his fight, to say he will meet with fbi to ensure that memo does not spill national security rhett, we take up the democrat's dirty political trips with greg jarrett and judge napolitano. two former obama administration officials facing scrutiny over their role in pushing the russia fake collusion scandal. nunes is planning to rest

. >> i am trish regan in for lou dobbs, trump visiting broward he'lhealth north. the hospital treating the victims of this week's school shooting in parkland florida, christopher wray faces calls to resign afters agency admitted it failed to act on a tip that potentially predicted this high school massacre 6 weeks ago. a person close to nikolas cruz contacted fbi in january. with concerns he was planning a school shooting and wanted to kill people. jeff sessions with how that information could have been ignored. we'll take all of that up right here tonight, and another story we're following robert mueller charging 13 russian nationals and three russian entities for trying to interfere in our election. conducting information warfare against u.s., but doj made it clear no american was a knowing parts pa tant in this -- participant in this illegal visit. president trump tweeting it is clear his campaign did nothing wrong. we're going to discuss special council probe and stunning lack of collusion evidence with chris ferrel of judicial watch and ed rollins, also with

i'm trish regan.e to the teleagainst report on this day when we were watching a very big selloff. nowhere to hide except tech. intel, microsoft, in dow 30 all doing well, however the rest of the dow in pretty negative territory right now. we have a lot of concerns about inflation. in other words, things are looking up.

to trish regan right now. trish: thank you so much, neil cavuto. breaking everyone, the 19-year-old teen who pulled off the deadliest school shooting in florida history there he is appearing before the judge. let's go to it now. >> premeditated murder. i have something very important to tell you. you're charged with some very serious crimes. you have the right to remain silent. if you give up that right at anytime during this hearing, whatever you say can and will be used against you in the prosecution of this case. the state, how would you like to prepared today? are you seeking to hold the defendant no bond and finding of proof and presumption? >> yes, your honor. of. >> okay. you may proceed. >> your honor, the state is relying on sworn affidavit that the court has been provide as to the 17 counts of first-degree murder and the contents of the sworn affidavit by detectives crating the actions of the defendant in going to marjory stoneman douglas high school on february 14th, 2018 with a premediated design in that he went loaded with an ar-15 rif

trish regan, to you. trish: thanks so much, neil. the senate doing seemingly impossible job to two-year budget deal. they initially got a little hesitant. the deal had happened but, you know, look anything can happen these days because we are in the middle of a very wild market. we're seeing all kind of volatility and all kind of swings. right now they seem to like it. we're up 134. up triple digits. all-star lineup. we'll break it all. we have one guest says the new deal makes him want to vomit. leaders mitch mcconnell and charles schumer reach a deal. addressing ongoing opioid crisis, bottom line a rare event in washington. was bipartisanship. you don't see that too much these days. you know what? it is going to cost us. it is going to cost us big time. money we do not have. adam shapiro live on capitol hill with the very latest. hey, adam. >> as you said, you might call this historic you have the bipartisan deal in the senate but as we break this down they're talking about hundreds of billions of dollars in new spending that raise

trish regan. charles: thank you so much neil cavuto. trish: we're currently up 1250 points. 25,112.we're about to find out. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." we have session highs as the we wait to find any change in the fed's thinking in terms of interest rates. those minutes will tell us exactly with they're thinking about inflation right now. that recent rise in inflation that is so many are worried about. what is that going to mean for fed policy? we are about to find out right now. we're going live to washington, d.c., for that report. reporter: minutes from the federal reserve's january policy meeting show that the fomc may actually be less hawkish on interest rates than investors are expecting. some major headlines. majority of fed members see further gradual rate hikes on stronger economic outlook. the fed sees few signs of wage growth. believes wages will pick up with improved job growth. many fed officials increased their estimate from economic growth from december but several fed members are warning imbalances in financial markets could emerge as grow

trish regan on a press conference that is moments away. hey, trish.il. breaking today, president trump putting north korea on notice slapping the rogue nation with the largest ever set of sanctions. the president making it clear america and our allies we'll not sit by and watch this one as kim jong-un continues his nuclear antics. we expect to hear more about these sanctions and america's role in the world when the president holds a joint news conference with the prime minister of australia any minute from now. i am trish regan. happy friday. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." we are keeping an eye own this market, up triple digits, gains of 167 points on the dow. seems that people are shaking

. >> i am trish regan in for lou dobbs, trump visiting broward he'lhealth north.school shooting in parkland florida, christopher wray faces calls to resign afters agency admitted it failed to act on a tip that potentially predicted this high school massacre 6 weeks ago. a person close to nikolas cruz contacted fbi in january. with concerns he was planning a school shooting and wanted to kill people. jeff sessions with how that information could ha

liz: did somebody steal your twitter handle, oh, because trish regan was taken? trish: yes, by the dolphin lady in hawaii. liz: seriously? trish: she swims with dolphins. liz: don't mess with the red heads. the two of us. the white house press conference just shifted the start of sarah sanders daily press briefing for a third time in nearly as many hours. was to have started at 3:00 p.m. eastern but got word it's suddenly been moved again to 4:00 p.m. eastern. one hour from now, this, as a third white house staffer has just resigned. we're working the phones and yes, we will take her news conference with lots of news breaking there. >>> to your money, on the surface, sure, the markets show real resiliency at this hour. dow is up 234 points, s&p jumping as well, both have surged their way back into positive territory for the year. the nasdaq up 123 points. biggest percentage jump of all three, up nearly 2% here. if you scratch lightly beneath the surface of these numbers, we spotted hot lava bubbling up in the form of higher 10-year yield. look at this. it is spiki

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto today. this is "your world." fbn's blake burman is live with more. >> hi, trish. the president first broached this idea yesterday in the listening session with students from parkland and their parents, their families. other victims of past shootings as well of potentially arming teachers, arming faculty and staff within schools to defend schools so long as they're experts and adept with guns. the president took a former stance on a different listening session with state and local law enforcement officials, state officials as well. the president even suggesting that there should be a monetary incentive for some of these teachers. listen here. >> what i'd recommend doing, the people that do carry, we give them a bonus. give them a little bit of a bonus. so practically for free, you have now made the school into a hardened target. >> president trump also saying he supports raising the age of gun ownership to 21 years old. the white house today also appeared to shut the door on a potential assault weapons ban. here's

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." it is also a pretty big day on the political news front. it is helping to fuel the selloff. the four-pay fisa memo, and famed harvard law professor, alan dershowitz joining me on the legal implications surrounding surrounding this memo. i want to go to blake burman on what is in there. hi, blake. reporter: trish, the three-page memo on the dossier compiled by chris sister steele, a dossier paid for by the dnc and clinton campaign was used as an essential component to get a fisa warrant surveilance of a one-time, former member of the trump team, the trump campaign team, carter page. the essential crux of this 3 1/2 page memo, that without this dossier, there would have been no fisa warrant, thus raising questions whether or not this was one big surveillance abuse. the, memo goes on to say, and i quote here, deputy director andrew mccabe testified before the committee in 2017 that no surveillance warrant would have been sought from the court, the fisc, without the steele dossier informa

this is "outnumbered", i'm sandra smith, trish regan, also from fbn, host of kennedy, kennedy, and joiningf national correspondent, ed henry is here, and he is outnumbered. >> this is great. here for the new set.

katie pavlich, anchor of the intelligence report on fox business trish regan and joining us on the couchliams is here. we say he is outnumbered b

trish regan will change it. trish: you better believe it, neil. we have a market down 100. why?ews. the economy actually getting better. that is what the new federal reserve chairman jerome powell is saying publicly for first time. maybe there is a little inflation. maybe they have to raise rates. maybe that's a good thing. maybe we're returning to normal. i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. mr. powell says his outlook on the u.s. economy has strengthened since president trump's tax cuts. what does that mean for interest rates? they may move a little higher. i think we can take it. we'll talk to dennis gartman

this is "outnumbered", i'm sandra smith, trish regan, also from fbn, host of kennedy, kennedy, and joining us on the couch, chief national correspondent, ed henry is here, and he is outnumbered. >> this is great. here for the new set. we used to be down the street. >> happy monday. >> happy monday. >> let's get started. democrats pushing for a vote for as early as today to release their version counters the findings in the republican memo on surveillance. we saw on friday. it will have to go through the same process, and if the house intelligence committee approves its release, president trump will again get five days to decide whether he wants to object to its release. over the weekend, trump tweeted, the gop memo totally vindicates him. adam schiff, top democrat, disagrees. >> not at all. in fact, on the issue of collusion what the memo indicates is it didn't begin with carter page. it actually began with george papadopoul papadopoulos. even with this flawed memo, the origin involved the issue of clu collusion. it was a political hit job on the fbi in the service of the president. >> pre

stocks kicking off the week firmly in the green ashley: i'm ashley webster in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump meeting with group of governors in discussion of gun violence in wake of the florida school shooting. the president voicing support for stronger gun laws with a proposal to raise minimum wage to buy a rifle. will anything actually get done? that is the big question. we're on that story. >>> the mayor of one of call for's cities is defying the federal government warning illegal immigrants about upcoming i.c.e. raids. has she gone too far? more on that story coming up. first let's get back to the roaring stock market down on floor of new york stock exchange where our very own nicole petallides standing by. nicole, once again it seems the market wants to go higher. >> that's right. we had a bumpy week. friday we saw up arrow. that managed to push our numbers into the green for the week netflix and amazon. both of those names hit all-time highs today. amazon crossed 1500 last week. fourth straight record close. look at it. up about 17

here today, trish regan, the editor of townhall.com, katie pavlich. a strategist on fox news contributor, lisa boothe. and joining us today on the couch, fox news politics editor and the editor of the "halftime report, chris stirewalt. >> chris: finding my center space, my happy space. it's presidents' day. >> kennedy: it is presidents day, it should be a light, fluffy holiday. much news to get to, let's kick it off. growing questions about russian influence in the 2016 election, special counsel robert mueller indicts 13 russians. they are accused of undermining our democracy and trying to help then candidate donald trump win. president trump firing off a series of tweets at the announcement including one saying "i never said russia did not meddle in the election. i said it may be russia or china or another country or it may be a 400-pound genius sitting in bed and playing with his computer. the russian hope was if the trump campaign colluded with russia, it never did. and another ranking democrat on the house until committee saying "now that adam sch

i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. americans are making more money. wages are growing 2.9% in the most recent jobs report. and look, this market has been frothy for a while, right? isn't it natural it is due for a pullback after hitting all-time highs for 15 months straight almost every day? we want to talk about what is driving the fluctuations that we're seeing today and we have an all-star line-up for you. you're sitting there, do you buy, do you sell what do you do in this kind of environment? for the next hour we'll tell you. let's get straight down to the floor of the new york stock exchange where nicole petallides is standing by with more. hey, nicole. >> hey, trish. certainly there has been a lot of anxiety over last several days. i know traders that stepped in to buy. they bought the dips, right around 3:11 p.m. at the lows of the day, down about 1600 points, our biggest point drop ever in history. people were nervous. people who liked stocks and bought in and gotten value. this morning we anticipated there would be a selloff. we got exactly

trish regan to take you all through that. trish: you bet i am. i love seeing this. up 521. dow at session highs as we speak. 24,718 is the level. all of this coming after president trump unveiled a very ambitious infrastructure plan all aimed at fixing our crumbling infrastructure building a more modernized america and the market likes it. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." president trump outlining his $1.4 trillion infrastructure plan. he says will get rid of red tape and create thousands of americans jobs and put americans first. this is

i'm trish regan from the financial capital of the world. welcome to "the intelligence report." we have the dow down 221 as volatility continues to rise. investors rush to buy up government debt. that sends yields higher about i want to tell you again, i can't stress this enough, the economy is stronger than we've seen in years. the fundamentals are rock solid. you have earnings continuing to beat expectations across the board. so i remind he have up with, take a deep breath. do not panic. things will get better. if they go a little worse, hey, you have a heck of a buying opportunity. we have all stay lineup to break everything down on wall street. the government pass as brief funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. it leaving a whole lot of republicans pretty unhappy and some democrats about our ballonning national debt. i will speak with the white house director of legislative affairs mark short coming up. first, get down to the nyse. we're in recovery mode, only down 156. hey, nicole. >> trish you hit it on the head. some things are in flux. inflation risings, a budget d