first to melanie alnwick on more on judge neil cavuto nomination. back to you. >> reporter: maureen, it will be quite a fight on capitol hill. pay back time for democrats. they say after republicans refused to hold a hearing on president obama's supreme court nominee now republicans and democrats are signaling tha they plan to use every means possible to try to delay this confirmation. now, president 2ru78p kept the nomination a surprise, that's his style as we know until the last minute flying judge neil cavuto from boulder to d.c. in military sdwrot keep it under wraps. he's by all accounts the kind of judge president trump promised supporters during the campaign. still there were sporadic groups of protesters some who gathered on the steps of the supreme court even before the nominee's name was announced an a few blocks away on capitol hill democrats and republicans are squaring off for supreme court confirmation. it will take 60 yes votes which means eight democrats have to cross party lines. >> i'll give the democrats an opportunity to take a l

we finish and make way for neil cavuto. hang tight. >> shepard: on this day in 1987, lots of americans took a breath in the end of the cold war. ronald reagan and our communist rival agreed to remove 2,000 missiles from union. the old soviet union wouldn't last much longer dissolving four months later. cool relations got a smidge warmer 30 years ago today. i'll be with you if you're on your local fox station around time for the president. i'll see you there. 9:00 eastern, 6:00 on the west close. "your world" with neil cavuto is coming up. the dow about flat today. the nasdaq down 5 and the s&p down 5 as well. neil cavuto is here. >> neil: about five hours from now, the president of the united states has a big selling to do. it's not a state of the union but his state of how things are going thus far in this country. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world" from the nation's capitol where the. of the united states will outline an aggressive budget plan that calls for increasing the military budget by $54 billion. and la

i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world" from the nation's capitol where the. of the united states will outline an aggressive budget plan that calls for increasing the military budget by $54 billion. and lay out a blueprint for revealing and ultimately replacing obamacare and spelling out how he will try to cut taxes in the most dramatic fashion since ronald reagan 36 years ago. for the dow, a quick update. it doesn't look like 13 will be the charm. we have to leave it at 12. 12 record. the length of which we had never seen before dating back to of course the early part of 1987. if we had done so today, the dow would have gained, would have broken all records. need not worry about that. it stops for the meantime at 12. we're going to give you sort of a layout of what is at stake tonight with the likes of joni ernst. we have richard trumpka and his views and what the unions say about the president's plans. congressman louis gutierrez of illinois not liking what he sayses from the. unlike other dem

this morning president donald trump selecting federal appeals court judge neil cavuto to replace antonin scalia. he meets reconservative views and harvard and oxford and he lives in colorado with wife and teenage daughters and 49 years old he would be high court youngest justice in 25 years. >> selection begins with what could be a brutal capitol hill. mel. >> good morning, guys as you mentioned 49 years old gorsuch would be the youngest member of stream court pen. and people saying he better have a lot of stamina. it could be a long and contentious battle. >> when rights are at risks americans stand up to defend their core principles. >> protesters outside the supreme court are condemning president trump pick for supreme court. judge neil cavuto but many evangelical voters believe he's the right pick. >> we're delighted he's porch jurorist in the mold of justice scalia. >> they hope the supreme court is closer to overturning roe v. wade on abortion. >> more nanny of us in the evangelical and faith community, this was the reason why we voted for donald trump. >> many democrats are worrie

i'm neil cavuto. i know what you're thinking, neil. you are out of your mind. we had strong retail sales, a pick up in economic activity, a pick up in factories. it was the first day of trading after the singer adele swept the grammies. and now with a dog winning the westminster kennel show named rumor has it, i think that's a market's way of saying hello to a rally. get it? hello. okay. i'm trying here, folks. you have to work with me. but again, interesting, right? beautiful dog. wonderful song. the adele rally ensues. you can see the adele fans and rumor has it fans. the fact of the matter is, this market is not going to the dogs, is it? okay. tried. basic cable. did you think this was a premium channel? we have michael goodwin here. he will sort of upgrade this place here. michael, are you an adele fan? >> i actually prefer the dog. >> really? >> thank you for helping. you know, it's funny. i did want to make the points, stocks were up. it does show a different world than the consternation and the chaos of the way it's being reported, going on. if investors

. >> also, today, there was a lot of corporate titans there, ceo jack welsh, he spoke with neil cavuto, let's listen to what he said, i think he was spot on. >> any in that room who were keep on tax cuts and redoing dodd-frank, but others worried about this talk of a border tax or what have you. any consensus in the room on that? >> no by there was good give and take on the subject, we talked about everything you could think about on taxes, on regulatory reform. so the women's issues in the workplace. this guy was rolling up on his sleeves, and talking about the issues, and getting the -- his gift of knowledge on every issue was amazing. charles: so taxes come first. is that true? should we be focused on juicing the economy, bringing it back to life? >> i think american consumersroe protectionism that is going on, there is a thing that i have seen on facebook, if you end up hiking prices through tariffs it is not the mexicans who are paying but consumers, i think that as long as there is a pro growing agenda there is a lot of momentum behind that right now. can't lose steam. charles: c

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: thank you, shep. i am neil cavuto. this is "your world." i hate to sound like a broken regard but we have another record. the 12th straight time that the dow broke record territory. and defense stocks are up as the president wants to increase defense spending. we've added $3 trillion in market wealth since his elect n election. try telling that to nancy pelosi. >> tomorrow, president trump and the republican congress will have not listed a finger to create jobs, erase wages for hard-working american families. >> neil: that leaves aside this $3 trillion or so in market wealth that seems to have benefitted every one directly or indirectly pegged to the markets. blake burman now on how the white house is responding to this. blake? >> hi, neil. when you listen to the president, he touts how companies are keeping their manufacturing plants here in the u.s. investing here in the u.s. and creating jobs here in the u.s. the house minority leader, nancy pelosi levels a new criticism saying where is the jobs bill? i started this

music to neil cavuto's ears. we'll see you later. >> neil: all right. certainly a lot of democrats are saying show me the hearings. a lot of people on wall street are saying show me the money. we had big gains today. stocks strongly advancing today. we'll tell you why that is and the anomaly that that is. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." a confusing fast-paced crazy world. at this hour, president trump is meeting with john kelly, his new attorney general, john sessions. they're at the white house over the fallout of general flynn. we have the very latest on where this is quickly going. blake? >> two key players in the trump administration expected to meet with the president at this hour. the head of the department of homeland security, general john kelly for one and the other one, the attorney general, jeff sessions. jeff sessions is the top attorney in the trump administration. one of the few things that the white house press secretary sean spicer made very, very clear this afternoon at his press briefing was this: do not expect an inves

. >> neil cavuto is live from dc with every political angle. get powerf preew on cavuto coast t t t t looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. now in kids chewables. >> retailers dropping ivanka trump's brand listen to this, the first daughter's perfume a bestseller on amazon. gary k says it shows there are a lot of trump supporters out there shopping. >> the bastian of tolerance on the left, they probably put her back in the stores, you have this woman who is a great role model, does everything right, leading the white house on women's issues, you should want her in the store. i'm not buying into this that it wasn't selling well, this was pure politics retailers parts. >> different markets have different results. market in amazon, results that are positive for amazon, nordstrom market may be a different market and the shoppers are not buying her products, stocks di

music to neil cavuto's ears. we'll see you later. >> neil: all right. certainly a lot of democrats are saying show me the hearings. a lot of people on wall street are saying show me the money. we had big gains today. stocks strongly advancing today. we'll tell you why that is and the anomaly that that is. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." a confusing fast-paced crazy world. at this hour, president trump is meeting with john kelly, his new attorney general, john sessions. they're at the white house over

cavuto about the border tax adjustment proposal. >> ever country in theorldas a vat that ays like a border adjustment tax. it's not fair we pay something into one country as an importer but they don't way coming into this country. some pay like that is in the offing. gary: marty sass is joining us now. there has been so much talk about the border tax. is this something we need to be concerned about? >> we have to be mindful of the winners and losers. we avoid retailers an and apparl companies. they will get hurt by border adjustment taxes. it will even courage more production in the u.s. and to balance the budget with big tax cuts we need an offset. the border adjustment tax is one of those mechanisms. trish requirmechanisms. trish: i agree with you the retailer will get hit by this. but how big of an impact will it have in terms of market sentiment and our fundamental economy. we employ a lot of people in retail. >> if you look at it in isolation it will have a net negative impact. if you look at the lower income people, they are going to be hurt the most by this because prices wil

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: thank you, shep. i am neil cavuto. this is "your world." i hate to sound like a broken regard but we have another record. the 12th straight time that the dow broke record territory. and defense stocks are up as the president wants to increase defense spending. we've added $3 trillion in market wealth since his elect n election. try telling that to nancy pelosi. >> tomorrow, presiru

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. >> neil: all right. thank you, shep. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." it's interesting that we start where shepard ended on the market. on the dow. take a look. at a day, a time when you have the media in contortions over the president of the united states fingering them and they feel not admitting mistake of his own, you'd think this would lead to a crisis in the media. but look at the dow. look at the dow. we're at a record. not much of one after an event. but after yesterday, which was a record, this is a record. so if the markets are losing confidence in the president, they certainly have a funny

i'm maria bartiromo in today for neil cavuto. this is "your world." in iran where the protests are taking place is one of the seven countries covered by the president's order called for extreme vetting. an order that is being held up in court. florida's attorney general has more on that. first, kristin fisher at mar-a-largo in florida where they're -- the president is headed with japan's prime minister.

heather: 8 i am neil cavuto, gerri willis with ben stein and charles, all these ceos meeting at various times, keep it rolling, went to see the regulatory relief. >> you pay less taxes, a dream for everyone watching the show. heather: 8 that is not -- you left out adam. >> when you have steve mnuchin, obamacare first, tax reform is complicated, that is when it starts getting worried, it is complicated but lowering taxes ronald reagan lowered taxes and a couple years later big time tax reform. ceos are excited but have to follow through. >> one thing that treasury secretary was saying is we see it still happening, it is ready to go but in the same interview, the impact of it is late 2018 development which gets you the impact after the midterm elections. >> impact in late 2018 and not late 2017. heather: 8 the impact is because which is about normal. >> waiting that long, economy and stock market have to adjust to that because the economy is not going to reflect what a doubt 21,000 economy is if you wait that long and stock market won't rollback, down 20,000 is predicated on 3% annualized

"your world" with neil cavuto is coming up. maria bartiromo is coming up. the dow reached another never before seen greatest number ever. if you feel like looking at the 401(k), this might be the day. >> there it is. protesters in iran shouting "death to america" as the president vows to install new security measures to keep america safe. welcome, everyone. i'm maria bartiromo in today for neil cavuto. this is "your world." in iran where the protests are taking place is one of the seven countries covered by the president's order called for extreme vetting. an order that is being held up in court. florida's attorney general has more on that. first, kristin fisher at mar-a-largo in florida where they're -- the president is headed with japan's prime minister. what happens now? kristin? >> not only did president trump said he has no doubt that he will win in court, he also hinted that something else on national security, perhaps another executive order, will be coming next week. the president says he's doing what he believes is necessary to keep the country saf

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> thank you, jon. you're looking live at west palm beach florida, air force one, where president trump will be leaving the sunshine state and getting back to washington. not before announcing he found a replacement for be michael flynn who resigned as his national security advisor a week ago today. h.r. mcmaster is slated to replace him. we have the very latest now. kristin fisher in west palm beach. kristin? >> president trump came down here with one main goal. gentlemen, he had these meetings about obama care and the big rally in melbourne. his main goal was to find a new national security advisor. president trump has done just that. he met with four candidates over the weekend at mar-a-largo. one man has won out. that's h.r. mcmaster. he's a career army officer. he graduated from westpoint and served in iraq an afghan stand currently the director of the army capability center. he's now president trump's next national security advisor. >> a man of tremendous talent and experience. i watched and read

i'm neil cavuto. i know what you're thinking, neil. you are out of your mind. we had strong retail sales, a pick up in economic activity, a pick up in factories. it was the first day of trading after the singer adele swept the

neil cavuto, you have the calm. >> you been with us all year. we're bringing this sucker home! >> neil: and you know why tom brady brought that sucker home? because he had to do it last night because last night was super bowl night and if he put it off on any other night, it couldn't get done because last night was super bowl night. which gets me back to president trump and republicans who seem to think that they have a limitless target and addressing tax cuts. this is what worried me from bill o'reilly's interview last night. >> 2017, can americans expect a tax cut? >> i think so, yes. before the end of the year, i would like to say yes. >> neil: all right. i believe him. i believe that's what he wants to do. i'm telling you increasingly, we're getting signs that this is not looking like such a done deal. do not blame the president but blame many republicans around him who have different ideas to provide the tax cut if at all. growing indications of angst building in the financial community and elsewhere that this could get scooted down the proverbial bench. the "new york post

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: well, stocks up and way, way up. jobs are up, way, way up. 227,000 of them. the president signalling that those tax cuts which some were worried about, they're still on and maybe sooner than you think. >> we're bringing back jobs, bringing down your taxes. getting rid of regulations. it will be some very, very exciting times ahead. we're doing it and coming up with a tax bill soon. >> neil: investors heard that. remember, they were giving up hope that it was going to come soon or would be a distraction. that didn't happen.

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: well, stocks up and way, way up. jobs are up, way, way up. 227,000 of them. the president signalling that those tax cuts which some were worried about, they're still on and maybe sooner than you think. >> we're bringing back jobs, bringing down your taxes. getting rid of regulations. it will be some very, very exciting times ahead. we're doing it and coming up with a tax bill soon. >> neil: investors heard that. remember, they were giving up hope that it was going to come soon or would be a distraction. that didn't happen. doesn't appear to be the case. the dow soaring as soon as that news broke. i spoke to three of the corporate titans at that white house meeting today. first, the head of the huge accounting firm,ernst and young on the tax cuts. more to the point that we had. the guy behind all of the biggest deals in wall street history. you might with all him. mr. schwartzman. take a look. >> what kind of consensus was there in that room on dodd-frank and on a law that many of argued have gotten into complicated?

i want to thank all of you guys at "the five," neil cavuto, and shepard smith, and billnk hemmer and everybody at fox. the one thing that stands out as i listen to that again, it just brings back all the memories of all the fun. when we started out, neither one of us had a lot of tv experience. i'm now in my 21st year soso i guess i'm experienced now. we were just hoping to try to survive, and to do that, we'm developed a friendship. our political differences were real. he was as liberal as you could get. he believed it passionately. people remember us for that w back and forth in the debate, and sometimes it would be contentious. we had a common goal, we wanted to this show to succeed and it did. we ended up beating larry king, who was just an icon in cable news at that time. and we never looked back. it was the number one timews slt and the number two show on cabla news for a long time. i was very, very blessed. t we always would say to each other, we would say how lucky we were that fox took a chance andd roger ailes took a chance on us and put us on air. and also gave us the time

the tribute you did, neil cavuto, shepard smith, everyone has been so amazing. i got the nicest note from dana your colleague and others today. i'm very appreciative and please if everybody could put him and his family and his wife jocelyn and their prayers, it would be really nice pretty >> kimberly: most certainly and you are in our prayers as well, dear friend sean hannity, thank you so much. >> thanks so much, you're the best. spoon coming up, more "hannity" right after the break, stay with us. it is one of the most powerful tools our species has created. and now we unleash it on your taxes. hello my name is watson. yep. h&r block and ibm watson together. come see us and get your taxes won. it'that can make a worldces, of difference. expedia, everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. >> kimberly: welcome back to "hannity." unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for being with us. don't forget to set your dvr is so you never miss an episode of "hannity," and don't forget "the five" at 5:00 easter

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it's always positive on "your world" with neil cavuto. that show is coming up on now for america's choice for news and information on cable. >> neil: all right. thank you, shep. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." it's interesting that we start where shepard ended on the market. on the dow. take a look. at a day, a time when you have the media in contortions over the president of the united states fingering them and they feel not admitting mistake of his own, you'd think this would lead to a crisis in the media. but look at the dow. look at the dow. we're at a record. not much of one after an event. but after yesterday, which was a record, this is a record. so if the markets are losing confidence in the president, they certainly have a funny way of showing it. the media, that is quite another story. this is what has them going nuts. take a look. >> you look at your show that goes on at 10:00 p.m. that is a constant hit. the panel is almost always exclusive anti-trump. should i let them have a little bit more? what do you think,

the tribute you did on "the five," neil cavuto, shepard smith, everyone has been so amazing. i got the nicest note from dana, your colleague, and others today. i'm very appreciative, and please, if everybody could put him and his family and his wife, jocelyn, and friend monica in their prayers, it would be really nice. >> kimberly: most certainly, and you are in our prayers as well, dear friend, sean hannity, thank you so much. >> thanks so much, you're the best... >> kimberly: coming up, more "hannity" right after the break, stay with us. ent. smart kid. indeed. it's good to be in, good hands. i wanti did my ancestrydna and where i came from. and i couldn't wait to get my pie chart. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. just to know this is what i'm made of, this is where my ancestors came from. and i absolutely want to know more about my native american heritage. it's opened up a whole new world for me. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. >> kimberly: welcome back to "hannity." unfortunately,

hello, everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. the same week president trump and g.o.p. lawmakers promised tax cuts will happen soon, intel ceo saying trump's lower tax agenda is a big reason why his company is investing $7 billion in the new arizona factory. trading around 10,000 jobs inside and outside intel. more proof that we need tax cuts now. charles gasperino, gerri willis, ben stein, kennedy is off this week. all right, charlie, do we need tax reform right now? >> i would say the sooner the better, particularly on corporate tax reform, which will, i think, be the immediate boost to jobs, although i like a tax cut and i think the more i spend and the more people like you spend and, definitely, the more ben spends, the better the economy. because he spends a lot. he's got a lot of money. when people with a lot of money spend a lot of money, that infuses the economy and i think we need corporate tax cutsment here is where the rubber meets the road. the president's going to have a plan and they're going to have a plan and then there's a competing plan called the infr

i'm neil cavuto, president trump donald trump using every inch of the white house to get down to business and in the state dinning room. to signing orders in the oval office. to rolling out his supreme court pick in the east room. you get a sense of that house? he does too, and he hopes it wows you. even giving a sneak peak of his own air force one. it is meant to wow. it is also meant to impress. and it is also meant to get folks' attention. charles payne and gerri willi willis. been steyn and kennedy. they'll be joining us next week. charles payne, to you first and making sure you really leverage that real estate. >> and another superlative will be to intimidate as well because that house does that as well. listen, we've heard union leaders walk out of there, men say we were never invited, we felt the presence of it, you see business leaders saying the same thing. and it does get things done. i think that having the cameras there, having the lights in the world looking at you, with the, you know, the highest position in the world, it works. it's been working out very well. we saw the mo

hello, everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. the same week president trump and g.o.p. lawmakers promised tax cuts will happen soon,

i'm neil cavuto, president trump donald trump using every inch of the white house to get down to business and in the state dinning room. to signing orders in the oval office. to rolling out his supreme court pick in the east room. you get a sense of that house? he does too, and he hopes it wows you. even giving a sneak peak of his own air force one. it is meant to wow.

let's turn it over to neil cavuto who has been dragged into work today. neil: yes, indeed we love it. we do love it. you know, stuart? stuart: yes, sir? neil: something weird is going on. this market hasn't budged. stuart: [laughter]. shall i tell you all about it, neil? leave it to tomorrow. neil: thanks, buddy. if it is news to you, it is news to us. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, fox on top a day off for the markets. not for fox business. we have your financials. a lot of americans feeling financial mojo, holidays notwithstanding here. a lot has to do with growing optimism, whatever comes out of the trump white house will be good for the economy. let's pick it apart, kelly jane torrence, diane furthgot-roth, former reagan and atima from the young democrats. what do you make of the stats that scream to show americans are increasingly confident in the economy and feeling that things will get better still? it doesn't quite cut equally among democrats and republicans, but there has been a surge for both. what do you make of that? >> yes, i think it's