are coming to you live from the milwaukee theatre in milwaukee wisconsin. this is where eight candidates will take the stage iv the second of two republican presidential debate here on "fox business" network read much of the spotlight likely to be on the two men who have been trading the title of front-runner, donald trump and ben carson. carson has been fighting the mainstream media. one of the stories debunked by buzzfeed. carson confirming carson did in fact fall victim to such a prank tricking him into taking a fake exam when he attended yale university. joining us now "fox news" digital politics editor will sort all of that out and tell us all happen in the debate tomorrow. chris i mean that is to me the mother load of politics to have a highly questioned story that he has been attacked relentlessly for and then comes out validated. >> and if not fully validated comes out in a certain sense where he says for all of the things that are happening, for all of the problems for everything they that could be discussed the fact that we are down to well, it's mostly true and we c

milwaukee theater in milwaukee, wisconsin. we're now 24 hours away from the first of what will be two republican presidential debate hosted here on the fox business network. it will be fourth republican presidential debate of this elect cycle. you can expect tomorrow's debate on fox business network to become pehling and focus -- compelling and focus on issues that matter most, economy growth, jobs, our standard of living in this country. and we'll find out how each candidate, plans to return prosperity to america. among our guests tonight, economist douglas holt, and wilbur ross, also tonight, president obama meeting with prime minister netanyahu for the first time since the signing of the iranian nuclear deal. >> it's no secret that the prime minister and i have had a strong disagreement on this narrow issue. but we don't have a disagreement on the need to making sure that iran does not get nuclear weapon or about destabilizing activities. lou: iran ta far from only issue dividing u.s. and israel, there are division on thousand achieve peace between israelis and palestinians, there

trump square off on latest issue. live preview from the debate from milwaukee. good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, everyone, i'm nicole petallides. let's check u.s. stock market futures. we have some down arrows. s&p down almost 6. >> cheryl: 90% a bomb brought down jet over egypt. >> nicole: getting ready to pay customers cash to rebuild the trust, but is it enough. we will have the story? >> cheryl: we are going to have all the numbers for you. >> nicole: and in sports the indianapolis colts land broncos first loss of the season. coming up for you. welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's moving and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: we are one day from the big presidential debate hosted by the fox business network and the wall street journal. ben carson, donald trump, are clashing right now over recent scrutiny about the retired neurosurgeon's story. carson also slamming the media, calling the scrutiny a witch-hunt. >> every single day or every other day or every other week, you are going to come up, you said this when you were kindergarten, you said th

milwaukee. we're there every step of the way. trish: you bet we are, neil. welcome to the intelligence report. we are live in milwaukee, wisconsin. a job market that is barely growing. a federal reserve that could cruise raise interest rates. the economy is very well focus. they need to show american voters how they will grow the american economy. the stakes are high. we will get answers. joining me today with a preview is our all-star lineup. one-time front-runner herman came, karl rove and an all-star team from fox business. the economy again front and center. the issue on tomorrow's big debate. we have lou dobbs that has a special report tonight ahead of the big debate. we have maria bartiromo. the 7:00 p.m. event along with sandra smith. maria, given the news and jobs in the economy, what do you think that we will here? how do you think they will distinguish themselves? >> the biggest untapped secret is that the fox business network will stay on the issue. job creation, wages. job creation 40% of the american working age americans without a job. they have stopped looki

you in milwaukee by the way. >> oh yeah. >>> forbes is out with the annual ranking of the world's most powerful people and topping the list is russian president putin. germany's leader is next. falling to third place is president obama. this is the first time a sitting u.s. president has not been in the top two in the forbes power ranking. they say that putin is so powerful that he can do what he wants while obama's influence shrinks. >>> up next the administration that claimed that this was the most transparent will not release the e-mails between the president and former secretary of the state. david with us next on that and much more. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> the white house saying that he will not release anymore e-mails between obama and clinton until after he leaves office. this is after 4,400 e-mails were release from the state department today. 268 of those e-mails contained classified information that had been redakted. once again she did receive and send private information on the server. joining us the president of citizen united and david, glad to hav

presidential debate. we will have a live review from milwaukee. good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. we will also keep you up to date on the markets after yesterday's selloff. u.s. stack market futures. now to the downside. dow futures down 40 and s&p futures down 4. >> cheryl: ahead of tonight's big debate. >> nicole: immigration no doubt a big topic tonight. a major court decision to block president obama's plan to prevent deportations 5 million people living in the u.s. i legally. >> cheryl: also breaking overnight, ban from all international athletics including 2016 olympics. we will have the story for you. >> nicole: chicago bears come from behind to beat the chargers. in the nba, minnesota avoid an epic collapse. welcome to fbn:am, latest breaking markets and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: facing off in a crucial debate host bid fox business network and wall street. four candidates will take the stage in the first debate at 7:00 p.m. eastern and eight two hours later. many voters want to know about the white but what if you cou

before taking to the stage here in milwaukee, wisconsin, to face the substantive economic questions that we here at fox business are ready to ask. it all kicks off at 7 p.m. eastern only here on fox business. i'll be there. do not miss a minute of it. liz claman, over to you. liz: trish, you've got your countdown, we've got our "countdown to the closing bell." we're live on the floor of the new york stock exchange because the markets are showing signs of stress at this hour. take a look at the dow, it has been forced back into negative territory for the year. dow jones industrials down 205 points, the s&p 500 down 24, the nasdaq down more than 67 points, so it is a stress right now for your money. all of them falling in the wake of friday's october jobs report that was strong enough for traders on this floor to say to me, they just uttered it to me now, now the fed has, quote, no excuse not to tighten interest rates in december. is it a december rate hike at work, and is that why there is red on the screen? of course, the republican candidates for president are preparing for tomorro

the debate site in milwaukee. blake? reporter: good afternoon, from downtown milwaukee as we count down to tomorrow night's fox business debate at the stage behind me. one. big headlines is dr. ben carson and scrutiny he is facing about several accounts, personal accounts of his story as a younger kid some decades ago, really 40, 50 years ago. this began last week first with the story that cnn investigative report they featured. followed up on friday a piece from "politico." questioning a carson's account in his book, "gifted hands," a meeting with top military leader and a scholarship from west point. carson had to account for that. i want to read you part of it, wrote in his biography. sergeant hunt introduced me to general westmoreland and i had dinner with him and congressional medal winners. later i was offered a full scholarship at west point. dr. carson was on with maria bartiromo this morning and maria asked him were you indeed with the general at that time. carson's answer seemed to add a little more confusion to the topic. >> i don't remember if i was with him when the of

together. >> get a job and get out of my life. stuart: my time is up. lou dobbs is in milwaukee. the sir, the time is now yours. lou: thank you very much, stuart. you have everybody arguing from the final second. good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater in milwaukee, wisconsin. forgive me for yelling but the theater is filling with excited members of the debate audience. we have less than an hour to go until the first of two republican presidential debates. here tonight on the fox business network. fox business network's sandra smith, trish regan and "wall street journal's" gerry seib, will be moderating the festivities for republican -- four republican candidates in the first debate. new jersey governor chris christie. louisiana governor, bobby jindal, former arkansas governor mike huckabee and former senator rick santorum. both of tonight's debates will focus on issues that matter most to middle-class americans, our economy, creating jobs, candidates plans to assure the american dream for all americans. among my guests here to

and what is the mood in milwaukee as a result of that? the former host of co and gregg was chatting with me during the break that a lot of these guys aren't really addressing these issues, are they? they're just flying by them. >> well, i think, you know, when you look for leadership; right? which is which is what the country and needs i don't think we've had strong leadership from the oval office going all the way back to clinton frankly and reagan years. so what do you want all of these candidates as leaders? you want three things. they have to communicate a vision and they have to be credible. so if you take if you take those three things, you've got a lot of holes. neil: but what's your biggest disappoint? in other words, when you look at these guys and what they're advocating, what's the biggest thing? >> well, the thing that's disappointing to me is i think there's a little bit of a sideshow going on. i think the trump polls remind me of the obama polling basically. neil: been a long sideshow then. leading in these polls for four or five months. >> absolutely. but go back to c

today. welcome to "risk & reward", i'm deirdre bolton. the event kicks off in milwaukee, wisconsin. 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night is the time it starts. candidates arrive as we speak. peter barnes with me from the debate site. peter, are you tracking the candidates? are they there? reporter: we are, deirdre. we have two candidates here that we know of already. one is marco rubio, the florida senator. he was here for a rally today as well as fund-raising event. i think we have a little video of that. i think also here already is florida former governor jeb bush, probably, one of his chief rivals right now, right? jeb bush is about to have an event with wisconsin governor scott walker and, that's going to be happening here momentarily. and both rubio and bush are courting walker because they would like to walk into the milwaukee theater tomorrow night with an endorsement from scott walker, himself a former presidential candidate in this field as you know. but he dropped out a month or so ago. and we just came from inside of the theater where our colleague sandra smith and trish regan were

business. blake burman is live in milwaukee, wisconsin. what's going on? >> blake: 35 is not that bad, dagen, it could be worse in the middle of milwaukee. all the candidates for the most part have been talking into the lead-up about how they would like this to be about the issues, the substance, what matters to you and yours, specially your walt. that's -- wallet. but then there was last night aurally involving donald trump k one of those mega rallies. he was to our south here in illinois in the city of springfield, thousands of people in the arena. he also brought up an issue that has been front page here in this campaign in the last four or five six days ago, that being the personal story of dr. ben carson. trump has not let up one inch. >> if you try to hit your mother in the head with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. i haven't seen that yet, probably that's going to happen. this is a strange election, isn't it? >> blake: carson appeared on the o'reilly factor and he said that he is looking forward to to be the's debate because he wants to talk about the issues and he feels that

his last debate performance, the next debate is in milwaukee by fbn, they do not expect demands to be next week but they will for the rest of the. lou: carl cameron will have a lot more on dr. ben carson taking 29% of the support in the newest nbc wall street journal poll. now, this is so new that the nbc and the wall street journal have released only these headlines on the rebuttal. they will be coming out with the full poll at mid-tonight but because and point of fact dr. ben carson moving to 29%, that is the highest percentage that any gop candidate has managed to obtain so far in the nbc wall street journal poll. trump staying relatively stable, he's at 23% that's actually a decline of about 2% from the previous poll, marco rubio has moved up smartly as has ted cruz at 11 and 10%, jeb bush at 8%. but to show you just how striking it is, dr. ben carson has moved to the top, this represents a tripling of his numbers back in july. well, you don't want to miss the next republican debate as carl cameron was just mentioning, fox business network hosts like that debate. that's coming up

ahead. nick noik no clear winner emerging from tuesday's face ah in milwaukee. saying putin isn't insulted by the word. >> i think it's important that we know who he is all about. we possess over 90% of the nuclear weapons on earth. that doesn't mean we should be fooled about what his decisions are or long-term goals are for the world. >> nicole: donald trump says labeling putin a gangster is not a good idea. >> i have been dealing with people all of my life, they end up being very easy to deal with, you never know, but i think that's a tough statement to make up front because it really is, you know, you have to make up for a lot of lost territory once you make a statement like that. >> nicole: make sure to watch donald trump in mornings with maria. and the debate was the most watched program in fbn's history with nine and a half million people tuning in. >> cheryl: all right. repeatedly blasted, rand paul saying the fed has played a role in the growing problem of income and inequality. >> by keeping rates below the rate, citizens have a tough time making money. they are talk abou

, did the largest voting about block now, jo ling kent is going to join you go us live from milwaukee. next at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? it begins from the the second we're born.er. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so while the world keeps searching for healthier we're here to make healthier happen. i'm definitely able to see savings through using the car buying on usaa. i mean, amazing savings. i was like, wow, if i could save this much, then i could actually maybe upgrade a little bit. (announcer) usaa car buying service powered by truecar. save money, zero ha

] moderator: thank you, gentlemen. that does it, everyone for the first debate here in milwaukee. just about one hour from now, at 9:00 p.m. eastern, eight more candidates will be taking to the stage. right now, special coverage of the republican presidential debate, live from milwaukee continues right here on fox business. [applause] ♪ lou: now they're shaking hands after passionate debate, terrific debate. i'm lou dobbs. we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater here in milwaukee, which -- wisconsin. you saw first two of the republican presidential debates, fourth in the series. less than an hour we'll bring you the second debate of the night right here on the fox business network. the moderators will be our colleagues maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, along with "wall street journal" editor-in-chief, gerard baker. the 9:00 p.m. eastern debate features the top eight candidates according to polling. ohio governor john kasich, former florida governor jeb bush, florida senator marco rubio, mr. donald trump, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and ms. carly fiorina, and

. eastern, right here on the fox business network from milwaukee, wisconsin next tuesday. >>> for the second debate, there will be eight candidates participating. that debate begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. it will feature candidates who scored 2.5% or higher based on an average of those four most recent national polls. so those eight candidates are ranked by their polling. donald trump, dr. ben carson, senator marco rubio, senator ted cruz, governor, former governor jeb bush, governor john kasich, following carly fiorina in that lineup, and then rounding it out, senator rand paul. those are the eight candidates who will be appearing in the second debate here on the fox business network from milwaukee. the debate begins again at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. and i've just tweeted all of this out on lou dobbs news so can you share and retweet it, and it's on our facebook page as well. "lou dobbs tonight." >>> joining us former reagan political director, fox news political analyst, ed rollins, good to see you. what do you think? that's spectacular. >> it is spectacular, and the second tier

milwaukee, wisconsin. what can we expect to see the candidates, joining us right now david walker. joining us right now, good to see you david. >> good to be back with you, maria. we need to talk about what we are going to do to grow the economy, secure social security and medicare and obtain energy security and get our infrastructure back in shape, and obviously fbn is good about dealing with economic issues and we need to push these people for specifics about what are they proposed to do and how are they going to get it done. >> maria: we have the panel talking about just that. senator brown, let me ask you about what the republican voter feels is most important? we know tax reform is in the agenda. >> we see a lot of nitpicking. we have to get down to issues, deficit spending, national security, foreign policy, immigration, those are things that people want to hear in new hampshire. what are the candidates going to do about it. >> maria: one issue is that candidates have similarities. they all believe that smaller government is better, taxes need to come down, debt and deficits

does it, everyone for the first debate here in milwaukee. just about one hour from now, at 9:00 p.m. eastern, eight more candidates will be taking to the stage. right now, special coverage of the republican presidential debate, live from milwaukee continues right here on fox business. [applause] ♪ lou: now they're shaking hands after passionate debate, terrific debate. i'm lou dobbs. we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater here in milwaukee, which -- wisconsin. you saw first two of the republican presidential debates, fourth in the series. less than an hour we'll bring you the second debate of the night right here on the fox business network. the moderators will be our colleagues maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, along with "wall street journal" editor-in-chief, gerard baker. the 9:00 p.m. eastern debate features the top eight candidates according to polling. ohio governor john kasich, former florida governor jeb bush, florida senator marco rubio, mr. donald trump, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and ms. carly fiorina, and kentucky senator rand paul. quite a lineup

check. you talk to people. in this particular case, the lights went down. the old milwaukee theater. we walked out and it was five minutes exactly to air. we chatted with the audience. we had a nice conversation. boom. we were live. what am i doing? >> i would say a couple of things. kristi handled it like a real pro. there was a lot of speculation. curiosity about how he would handle the fact he was on the 7:00 p.m. not this 9:00 p.m. debate. he was a pro. one thing that we do not know is we had some concerns about rick santorum. governor huckabee had a sore knee. he stood up there for an hour. he stepped it up, too. i give credit to the candidates. trish: there were four candidates. fighting is hard for airtime. as you are when there is a larger pool. an opportunity to distinguish yourself. i think that he did. >> we saw the reaction immediately. after that debate happened. chris christie won that debate. it was a huge opportunity for him. did he want to be there? it was a huge opportunity to stay above the fray, if you will. he did not respond to the jabs from jindal. trish: a jo

november 10, we'll be broadcasting live from milwaukee, wisconsin, we begin on this broadcast, monday evening, 7:00 eastern issue joinous fox business network tuesday. >> we're still a year out from the 2016 presidential election but voters have offered a few signs and signals of things to come, one important signal conservatives dominated elections yesterday in kentucky. republican outsider matt bevin besting democrat jack conway by a large margin,53 to 44%. an upset victory for bevin. he was trailing in every poll, he promises to ditch obamacare in his state. >> in virginia republicans keeping majority of state senate despite a huge spending onslaught from former new york mayor michael bloomberg gun control group. >> and turning to the investigation of what brought down the russian jetliner over egypt this week. u.k. has hall halted all flights to sharm-el-sheikh, investigators are turning their investigation to who was aboard the flight, ho w.h.o. had access to the -- and who had axsys to the jetliner before take off. >> reporter: u.s. officials are reluctant to say with certainty

miss fox business's debate next week. i will be joined out in milwaukee, wisconsin, by sandra smith, maria bartiromo and neil cavuto. we'll be asking the substantive questions that need to be asked right now on our economy. it kicks off 6:00 p.m. eastern only here on fox business. democratic frontrunner hillary clinton is today releasing her first ad campaign targetinggun control. shows footage of a recent town hall where hillary will pursue expanded background checks and hold manufacturers accountable for crimes committed by their weapons. take a listen to this. >> this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. between 88 and 92 people a day are killed by guns. we're better than this. how many people have to die before we actually act? trish: okay. now this ad, which is airing in primary voting states, iowa, and new hampshire, it comes as the democratic frontrunner continues to cement her new lead in the polls. but what she is not telling people she has actually flip-flopped on this issue during the race again then senator barack obama where she was a lot more positive on guns

be broadcasting live from milwaukee, wisconsin beginning monday. please join us for the republican presidential debate right here on the fox business network next tuesday. >>> not as much scrambling going on the democratic side, hillary clinton's only true competition is the democratic socialist bernie sanders, and she's running hard to get to the left of bernie on gun control, and her pitch is paying off in the polls. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry has our report. >> reporter: out on the campaign trail, hillary clinton has been trying to move to the left of democratic socialist senator bernie sanders by highlighting her vows to get tough wall street. >> that's why i propose tough actions to end the abuses by the big banks, we're going to stop wall street hurting main street! >> reporter: clinton has long been accused of being too cozy with wall street as a senator and family's foundation hired former citigroup foundation as executive vice president. while the candidates step down from the board of the clinton foundation at the start of her campaign, the charity

from now, candidates will take that stage in milwaukee. fox business "wall street journal" republican debate this is where money holds center stage this is where the candidates spell out their plan. rick santorum, chris christie, mike huckabee, and bobby jindal are up first, then at 9, rick kasich, jeb bush, donald trump, ted cruz, carly fiorina and rand paul this is varney and company, kicking off or debate coverage. neil cavuto is in milwaukee, as everyone knows by now. neil, welcome to the show, i want to hear about a return to rprosperity, i want to hear a prosperity plan. am plan. am i going to be happy? neil: do you want to hear it from me or the candidates? you are quite right. they will make the pitch, which could be a favorable environment, fewer of home, more time to make the pitch. they all have an opportunity to sort of pitch that prosperity point that you have been mentioning. no one is doubting there is a recovery, it is tepid. for many the jobs that we've seen are not the big jobs, not the quality jobs that a lot of candidates' to see, they have to spell it

looking forward to seeing you in milwaukee wisconsin next week. your campaign, your judgment as to where you are and where you intend to prevail and breakthrough to the lead. rand: you know i think some of our strength is underreported. we have a lot of young people involved with our movement. our best constituency is under 40 years of age and particularly under 30 years of age. college kids, they don't show up in residential polling. i've yet to meet a college kid that has answered a presidential poll. that's one of our strengths. independence back is another string. the liberty wing of the republican party that says we need to lower spending but for domestic spending and military spending. lou: i'm smiling it you talking about this young folks not showing up at appalling. i hadn't even met folks in my age group who have responded to a presidential poll so we are going a lot on faith that it want to turn to the debate itself and the degree to which you think it will be personal and the degree to which you think you will be substandard. i have a strong sense from the standpoint of

and political analyst, ebony williams. blake burman joining me fresh from milwaukee with new attacks that donald trump is making very interesting because now he's taking aim at the guy who is received his biggest new competitor. marco rubio. hitting him on tax. >> yeah, he did hit him on taxes earlier today, trish. donald trump essentially challenged the financial acumen of marco rubio. trump appeared earlier today on "mornings with maria," maria bartiromo asked trump about rubio's tax plan with top individual tax rate of 35%. trump started off response by paying rubio a personal compliment. but then he challenged rubio's financial chops. >> he is food guy. got to know him better than before. we were standing each other talking to. marco is not in the big in world of budgets and taxation and world of finance, okay? he doesn't know anything about that. nor should he but that is not his thing. reporter: trump called rubio overrated and lightweight in recent days. not that bad of a guy. now hitting him on his tax plan. trish: we're watching all of this, thank you very much. blak

milwaukee, on town with with candidates, marco rubio and carly fiorina to get their take on the economy, the military and taxes. ben carson under fire for his west point story now. so is it a fabrication or is the media to blame what he says? which gop candidate's tax plan would work best for you and your family and the nation's economy. one of america's leading economists will join me live as we take a look at each candidate's proposal, today on "sunday morning futures." >> the fourth republican presidential he did badebate tw away. tuesday night 9:00 p.m. eastern, florida senator marco rubio seeing a recent surge in the polls, latest fox news poll has rubio tide for third place with ted cruz at 11%. senator rubio just unveiling his military agenda late last week. senator rubio joins me now. congratulations, up to number three. you've been really surging in the polls last couple of debates. to what do you attribute that to? >> we have a campaign that continues to talk about who we are and what we would do given the opportunity to be president. and i think as i've always said, as we con

stories, here is the other big story, the g.o.p. candidates will take center stage in milwaukee tomorrow night right here on the fox business network. dr. ben carson answering questions about his past and taking on the mainstream media. the question is, is he being vetted fairly. and the u.s. considering moving troops into and around europe in response to vladimir putin. and a controversy brewing over starbucks, the new red cups. check it out. some are saying these are anti-christmas. tell us what you think. "varney & company" is about ♪ >> remember the dow is up six weeks in a row. it's going to need something to get going here. it came down a lot last week, maybe that's helping gas, trading higher it went down to $2.21, the national average for regular gallon. you're looking at a live shot. we're going to bring it up here in a moment of the milwaukee theater in milwaukee, wisconsin. i think we're going to bring it up. we lost it. believe me-- oh. charles: we'll have it later, certainly tomorrow night. [laughter] when we have tomorrow's republican presidential debate, of cour

you in milwaukee by the way. >> oh yeah. >>> forbes is out with the annual ranking of the world's most powerful people and topping the list is russian president putin. germany's leader is next. falling to third place is president obama. this is the first time a sitting u.s. president has not been in the top two in the forbes power ranking. they say that putin is so powerful that he can do what he wants while obama's influence shrinks. >>> up next the administration that claimed that this was the most transparent will not release the e-mails between the president and former secretary of the state. david with us next on that and much more. we're coming right back. stay with us. here at td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for a

here. >> you bet. >> see you in milwaukee by the way. >> oh yeah. >>> forbes is out with the annual ranking of the world's most powerful people and topping the list is russian president putin. germany's leader is next. falling to third place is president obama. this is the first time a sitting u.s. president has not been in the top two in the forbes power ranking. they say that putin is so powerful that he can do what he wants while obama's influence shrinks. >>> up next the administration that claimed that this was the most transparent will not release the e-mails between the president and former secretary of the state. david with us next on that and much more. we're coming right back. stay with us. congratulations. you're down with crestor. >>yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease, or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired, have loss of appetite, upper

the milwaukee theatre. chris, did the candidates deliver? >> i think some of them definitely delivered. i think ben carson delivered in a big way. i think he not only put to rest the questions that have been dogging him from the press this week, but showed more energy. showed more vivacity and commandive issues. it was not deep and wide, but on some issues he showed greater command. i think he was the class of the field and had a great night. >> charlie? >> marco rubio had a good debate. on points he probably won. i think ben carson did well. i was astounded how incoherent john kasich and jeb bush were on banking issues. i know a lot about banks, covered them a long time. they didn't cut through. and i think for jeb, this debate did not do him any good. he was a few points i thought he scored. made good points few parts of the debate. i don't think he did well enough to put himself back in the race in a major way. i think that rubio will now being the establishment candidate of choice. >> trish, your thoughts on the second debate, which you got to watch and listen without you

in milwaukee. the truth is, it's the cheese and processed meats, i got to be honest. th havdelious od he, t i gres t meet ta deciou corrpondt ofours we ve crlie gasparino. the one thing i ask charlie gasparino, he's well connected to the money guys is whether they move or up their wallets. did the debate get wallets moving? >> i think it did some. the rubio people, listen i'm not there looking at their coffers and some is spin, they think they got a surge, they think their guy in the establishment ranks is going tod neilis tt wh it mes downo? somee hato mge athe conssus. esblisent ndide, assuming trump and carson fight it out. maybe ted cruz and the anti-establishment. >> all the brackets. someone described this early on, smart thing to say as the ncaa brackets. neil: that was cruz. >> it is shaping up like that, establishment, cruz is tea party, you know, trump is outsider. i don't know. it's very interesting. neil: or like the southwest region. >> so now le, heough of a victo he was strong on enough issues that he won this thing. he becomes the establishment candidate. neil: does

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

. here inside the milwaukee theater. welcome to the republican presidential debate here on the fox business network. i'm neil cavuto. alongside my comoderators, maria bartiromo, and the editor-in-chief of the "wall street journal," gerard baker. moderator: tonight we're partnering with the "wall street journal" to ask questions on the economy that voters want answered. we're working with facebook, who tells us that since the first republican debate, more than 58 million people have joined the political conversation online. more than 9 million are talking specifically about the economy. moderator: the candidates on stage tonight were selected based on their standing in an average of four national polls. those standings determining their position on the stage. and here they are. at center stage, businessman donald trump. [applause] neurosurgeon, dr. ben carson. [applause] moderator: florida senator marco rubio. [applause] texas senator ted cruz. [applause] former florida governor jeb bush. [applause] moderator: businesswoman, carly fiorina. [applause] ohio governor john kasich. [appl

. here inside the milwaukee theater. welcome to the republican presidential debate here on the fox business network. i'm neil cavuto. alongside my comoderators, maria bartiromo, and the editor-in-chief of the "wall street journal," gerard baker. moderator: tonight we're partnering with the "wall street journal" to ask questions on the economy that voters want answered. we're working with facebook, who tells us that since the first republican debate, more than 58 million people have joined the political conversation online. more than 9 million are talking specifically about the economy. moderator: the candidates on stage tonight were selected based on their standing in an average of four national polls. those standings determining their position on the stage. and here they are. at center stage, businessman donald trump. [applause] neurosurgeon, dr. ben carson. [applause] moderator: florida senator marco rubio. [applause] texas senator ted cruz. [applause] former florida governor jeb bush. [applause] moderator: businesswoman, carly fiorina. [applause] ohio governor john kasich. [appl

fox business network. lou dobbs is back from milwaukee. he has an extended two hour version of "lou dobbs tonight." i don't know if you got to watch last night. it was killer! it was fabulous. rated unbelievably. 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. do not miz it. lou is followed by the season 2 premiere of "strange inheritance." jamie colby has stories of unique treasures the dearly departed left behind. 9:00 p.m. eastern. jamie is going to join us for a live inside look at one of the most dramatic stories of all her efforts in a few minutes. >>> closing bell 47 minutes away. senator rand paul did attack president obamas on so-called all of the above energy plan in last night's debate, while others dodged the energy question altogether because, listen, oil prices are so unbelievably low, you're seeing a lot of job cuts in the field. phil flynn tells us what he wishes he heard from the candidates on oil, gas and alternative fuels. that's next on "countdown." >> you're lucky in ohio that you struck oil. that's for one thing. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? ca

business debate will be less than a week away. i will be there in milwaukee with sandra smith, neil cavuto, maria bartiromo. we'll ask sub san stiff questions, things that need to be talked about regarding our economy. next tuesday, 6:00 p.m. on fox business. find out which candidates will be on the stage when lineups are announced exclusively at 7:00 p.m. eastern on "lou dobbs tonight." we're about 55 minutes away. -- substantive. socialist, bernie sanders, making it official in the granite state. he is expected to file to get his name on the primary ballot. he is taking off his gloves to go against his competitor hillary clinton. funny how people change their tunes. talking about donald trump, advertising after he said he wouldn't. bernie sanders, remember this? >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails! >> thank you. thank you. trish: hmmm, but today, new comment from the "wall street journal" show bernie is not playing mr. nice guy anymore. gina, christopher here. here is what he said, guys. i go through "the wall street journal report," i quote