neil: welcome. glad to have you i am neil cavuto, let's get down to business, ahead of my going down to washington tomorrow, here is whwhere they are now in the nation's capital, not much going on. republican party that appears to be eating its own, reports that mitch mcconnell is trying too shove ted cruz to the corner, and not let the texas republican filibuster, to rick santorum on a fight. >> you don't like to see your party or movement fragtured the way it is, but sometimeshat is necessary. >> where do you align yourself? with that crowd that says shake things up or another that says in is say procedure for this, recognizing numbers for this? let's move on to a more accommodative? >> this is the last opportunity to stop any kind of realism amtation of obamacare. if you really mean what everyone campaigned on, which is obamacare is going to fundamentally change the relationship between the government and american people, it is not going to be a good thing, it does threaten liberty going forward

neil: then what? >> up to the speaker, and how he is -- whether he is able to control what up until this point has been a ram. caucus, or we're headed toward a showdown on monday that will result i think in a shut down that will do enormous damage to the nation. a lot of people say, it will look bad, who'll be blamed? that is not the issue for me, the issue is we took an ocean oath of office whether we were sworn in to serve our country. something has to be done. neil: reason we have these continued resolution is because of that. >> absolutely. neil: i guess what i'm curious about. what you say nothing about health care should be attached. what if there is a middle ground? delay it for boss, why not for the workers. would you be open to that? >> i am open to making corrections in the affordable care act. this is not a perfect bill. neil: are you surprised by about how sloppy it is? >> any time you put in place a bill that massive, there are going to be bark parts -- dark parts in it i have said since

neil cavuto starts right now. ♪ ♪ neil: welcome, i am neil cavuto, and if you did not know who ted cruz is last week, that you know who he is right now. >> dr. seuss' green eggs and ham. i do not like green eggs and ham come i do not like them, sam i am. >> you go with the book about a stubborn book guy who tries green eggs and ham. after tasting it, he realizes that he likes it. neil: one devoted crusader, or should i say one devoted ted-cruz-ator. talked for 21 hours and 19 minutes and did what many thought was impossible. make the senate even less productive. [laughter] >> in the land of washington dc in the senate of snooze, his name is ted cruz. >> i will not support this health care law obama. obama, obama. weird name, right? >> breaking bad had its first episode on sunday. but as you know, it's a story of a chemistry teacher that teaches chemistry in high school and he starts making matthew provide for his family. or as others call it, a legitimate alternative for obamacare. lou: neil: before the presidential candidate, brent bozell talks about shell obama and what is being made

neil: why is that? >> not just the rich, he is clouds this in a class warfare, he is bad for middle class, they are employed by banks in the city, you think that every employee is $2 mill cnn's year banker, you are -- $2 million a year banker, you are wrong, they are laying off a lot of middle class people, costs are going up on regulation, he has a target on them, my dad was a bartender, he said, i like rich people they maemi tips -- they pay me, tips, i hate to break it to bill deblasio the government cannot pay everything. neil: do you think we knows that. >> there is a theory you run left in the primaries then veer to center, he seemed centrist on a few lines, there still could be a run off, with bill thompson who is more moderate than him. neil: you have to have 40% to avid that run off it looks like deblasio will avoid that. >> we don't know that. neil: a lot of people are not emersed in this like you are lived in new york, you mentioned this would have a far reaching impact. >> i think when cente

neil cavuto. u.n. neil cavuto. monday. neil: i think that explains it all. >> he saw that and i just thought, wow. neil: so if i had a great run, what would i do now? >> i think you have to buy in the cavuto stock. this is going to be right up there with the who shot jr episode . >> this is google and microsoft and twitter all rolled into one. i'm not even sure what the initialprice would be like. but you have to get on board. neil: again, monday, 8:00 p.m., the new neil cavuto. >>> ladies and gentlemen, "imus in the morning". >>> everybody say baby. so i was -- i was talking to father jonathan morris yesterday because i'm reading bill o riley's book "killing jesus." and almost all historians and scholars agree, and even in the introduction to the new testament in the king james version of the bible they agree that the gospels were written,

neil cavuto. u.n. neil cavuto. monday. neil: i think that explains it all. >> he saw that and i just thought, wow. neil: so if i had a great run, what would i do now? >> i think you have to buy in the cavuto stock. this is going to be right up there with the who shot jr episode . >> this is google and microsoft and twitter all rolled into one. i'm not even sure what the initial price would be like. but you have to get on board. neil: again, monday, 8:00 p.m., the new neil cavuto. chro >>> the week started with a terrible shooting at the washington navy yard. but one of the differences about this one is the gunman passed multiple background checks, so did the ones at the airport, we're talking about if this is real or just theater. right here, right now. >> from the fox business headquarters, this is "the tom sullivan show". >> the tsa has issued so many security badges that there are over 16,000 people with them just in washington dulles airport. around 4 million people have top secret clearances in

neil: so weird, so as i. [laughter] >> every day in september, 32% in just the last two weeks, and although ben bernanke says we have higher prices for shipping, they are there to watch this. >> he will be waiting up for the consumer sentiment amount. they contact 500 households asking them how they feel about the economy and what are their spending habits likely to be. we are going to give a good gauge as to what the people feel about the economy. if those numbers are good, it makes people tell themselves that i need to be spending more because i need to feel better about the economy. the report you don't want to miss. neil: tomorrow is denny's grand slam bid. [laughter] neil: tomorrow we have a brand-new segment by you. send us a tweet at neil cavuto and ask me anything. tell me what you are ticked off about. i may just respond to you. i want you all to go to bed right now. [cheers] [cheers] john: hundreds of union teachers once showed up outside of my office to shout shame on me. why have tenure? now a sch

your world with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: records here celebrating another lifeline because the federal reserve has the dow and s&p 500 surging to all-time highs. welcome i'm neil cavuto. a lot of people are calling him the candy man. ben bernanke will keep the stimulus coming. why did he keep it coming today? what the federal reserve decided to do was continue its $85 billion a month worth of nicotine supply that provides the markets buying mortgage-backed securities. it gates wonky. the point is to keep the recovery going. the vote 9-1 on a federal reserve looking at an economy that isn't in great straits and gains that aren't robust. what is going on? markets celebrating something they should not? let's go sandra smith. >> reporter: this is an unbelievable day for trading across the globe to watch u.s. markets surge on news that was not expected. the broader market expected the fed to taper bond buying that many argue aided the stock markets record rally. many were predicting we would see a number of $10 billion tapered in the bond buying program. that did not happen. tha

neil: neil: then the issue becomes how do we pay for that. should you get money from some other area, should there be an understanding? we will nixes cuts as well. >> we are in big trouble. i agree with everything the michelle decide. we should probably say goodnight, folks. how often is that going to happen? what she said is exactly right. i don't believe for a second, at least i hope not. i don't believe this president will go forward this. if he does i will be stunned that he did not. and quite frankly i think that it put him up for being impeached. so you can go to congress and ask for permission. if it is $100 million, we can pay $100 million. neil: coming up next, the unemployment rate. job gains are continuing to add on about the quality. a record 28 million and working part-time. michelle, you say that is the number that is most troubling and damning? >> yes, and i think that we are getting to does part-time job america. it seems all the jobs are getting our part-time. people don't know what's going to happen when the mandate kicks in

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neil: forget search and destroy. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. it's a little bit surprising that with all this dithering, damascus may be doing some deceiving. reports that the apartheid is hiding his own chemical weapons. and the staff that he is willing to hand over may not be that bad after all. it's a lot harder to prove. >> it's been very hard to do, so what do we do? >> well, we get this to the security council as the first step and see if it is a resolution and it will depend on this. this will take not based but weeks to sort out. it comes to serious the goshen at the united nations. neil: so he would have time to hide that stuff or move it at the very least? >> obviously you are going to want to have an effective inspection regime which allows inspectors to go anywhere in the country. we will not give up our national means of intelligence, which allows us to collect information about what is going on there so that it we were other countries have information of that and we will make that available to the united nations. to my way of think

. >> neil: thank you, trace. neil cavuto here in the capitol where it looks like senator ted cruz made a statement but did little to change the defunding healthcare map and the map behind. it's looking like we have 30 hours of debate on pieces of legislation this that will mean the senate puts it back to the house and leaves it in the house's hands as to how they get through this. but the reason why stocks turned south today had, in part, growing fears we could see a shutdown, even limited. if they do not row solve this by october 1, all bets are off and a possible shutdown is in the making, the 19th since the late 1970's but they're the regular post 1995. a shutdown itself does not mean the end of the world. it's how long it lasts and how much it affects. most say that could be averted. let's talk about what ted cruz today today. he did not move the needle on the idea of defunding the healthcare law and gutting it but awakened people's attention. good or bad? hard to say. both democrats and republicans, includin

neil cavuto. u.n. neil cavuto. monday. neil: i think that explains it all. >> he saw that and i just thought, wow. neil: so if i had a great run, what would i do now? >> i think you have to buy in the cavuto stock. this is going to be right up there with the who shot jr episode . >> this is google and microsoft and twitter all rolled into one. i'm not even sure what the initial price would be like. but you have to get on board. neil: again, monday, 8:00 p.m., >> he doesn't care.. "money" with melissa francis up next. melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what's "money" tonight. just hours before the deadline, syria delivers partial details about its chemical weapons stockpiles but there's plenty missing. we're going to discuss. plus what is really going on inside of assad's head. a top psychologist joins us with his diagnosis. >>> elon musk is always ahead of the curve but may be miles behind the competition in his newest venture. will it drive unstoppable tesla into a ditch? >>> who made money today. wall street was dre

i am neil cavuto. i can almost picture in a bunch of bureaucrats gathered around to divide the spoils after hitting j.p. morgan chase with fines they are carving up salute 300 billion for the office of the comptroller of a currency 200 million for the federal reserve another 200 million of the sec and another 200 million of what i think our asinine ackerman's -- acronyms to take whatever they can get the regardless of your feelings what are these agencies going to do with the many? help investors or help themselves? history suggests they're not about making investors will especially no investor was hurt they are doing fine the regulators that should have caught this to make a whale of a killing off of this just as they have off of every pound of flesh that they have only gotten themselves it is amazing those that demand a vigil accountability do not care about the city and themselves. then assessing this -- the things that pile of the debt to the stupid taxpayers that are offered financial advice we ha

that was the gist. >> neil: you may not agree with your dad on every issue, neil. >> neil: you don't agree with him on this one. >> , no in general we seem to be somewhat on the same side but we may not be exactly in the same place. what i would say is that our foreign policy needs to be constitutional. it needs to not be rash. and when we go to war, we go to war reluctantly but all in. we go to win. >> neil: you know and you've heard before from those who argue within the party that the chris christie, the john mccain's, who might say if you were to become president, he's going to be weak on terror. what do yout( say? >> i think young of the few things we've told the world since 9/11 is we won't be trifled with, we won't be attacked. and if you kill our citizens you will pay the ultimate price. this is true and it's important message but the other part of the message is we won't always be involved in the affairs of every other nation. but if you attack america, if you attack our soldiers, absolutely we'll respond with overwhelming force. that's the lesson of 9/11 and when people say

. >> neil: thank you, shepard. congress is back and the debate is on and the saudis are lawyering up? welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto, and to hear secretary of state john kerry tell us saudi arainways on board for air strikes against syria. >> saudi arabia support taking action and believe it's important to do that. >> neil: not so fast. while the saudis say they back military intervention they have not said anything about air strikes. a familiar legalize riyadh run-around. to eric who says enough of the double speak. if the saudis want to take action against sirarch they should do it themselves. you raise a good point. it is in their neighborhood. why are we doing it? >> well, look, at the end of the day forks their saudis, this is about iran. bashar al-assad is an iranian puppet, and the saudis are pet the identified by the iran nuclear program. no one is more worried than saudi arabia. why are we doing this? great question. does it come back to the petroleum factor, and they're in iran's cross-hairs, eastern

neil: jared? >> 766 times earnings, if you buy the stock right here, you pay 766 times what company earns in a year's time, granted they are assigned that social media premium, but i am no on linkedin to make friends, i am using it to network, they are charging me to use it, it network,hey are frying ting -- trying to chargeu $45 or whatever it is her month, i think companies like monster they will ban together with other smaller employer companies you will see more competition, i do not think that is a time to buy, when you dilute a company by adding shares that is like jonathan said, a company taking advantage of the high stock price. neil: all right. finally, samsung this week, apple next week who wins in futurfuture week, focus on a co, that pegs to these guys. >> if you want to bet on device maker,al sell your better -- apple your better bet, there is a efs arves are -- etf, fone, bi would look at pipelines,. >> interesting. >> world is changing, i like the watch idea, samsung gave us a look

neil: katrina. think you very much as we speak despite the huffing and puffing it is like that deflecting gift that keeps giving the you would not believe this on health care. guess what will happen very soon? they're all the deep in debating. has nothing to do with unions here is another clue something to do with them getting a big present also. ♪ nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engageme center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best expe

neil: indeed. if i can go back to philanthropy itself, there are a lot of worries, a few charitable foundations myself, nothing like you, but the one woy we have had is whether w we're going to get an impact from the rich pay more taxes, contributions, do you worry about that? >> philanthropy is very important, the u.s. is very unique not only the skill of philanthropy, but it is not just the richest who ge to philanthropy, the non-rich are so generous in thisountry. if you look at it state-by-state, tossing a 5% of income being given like 2% elsewhere. it is a broad, broad movement, certainly there coulde some cutbacks because it is deductible,t cut both ways. you n't want to run tax rates unnecessarily. you want a balance between if these are important programs, you have to pay for them at some point. i think we're looking at a higher deficit than we would like in the long run. there's a very importa argument about given a shakine of the onomy, how do you phase in thatbalance. in a sse the defici

neil: that's a good point. but if it's more important to get the message out, who cares whether the messenger is affected. >> and important. >> are more americans that need help. >> michael jordan is getting pretty heavy. but he's tall. neil: really? >> so is shaquille o'neal. [laughter] neil: so you are anti-big guy pitching the "let's move" campaign? >> under saying that you need proper poster boy. >> that is interesting. >> 17 teaspoons of sugar and a drink. neil: is that all? [laughter] >> we are hitting message saturation. the only way we are going to do this is marketable messaging. why do you think he's getting into buick city can't fit into? neil: i love a buick. anyway, do you think we will ever solve the obesity problem? >> well, you kind of have to. neil: well, coming up next, the future of television. i'm telling you that it is out of this world. and that wal-mart protesters demanding higher wages? i'm going to go even further. i'm going to bet on us. no two people have the same financial goals. pnc

neil: forget doctors. a federal judge ruling that exotic dancers at a new york city strip club are really no different than workers anywhere and entitled to the very least, minimum wage. at rick's cabaret in midtown, manhattan, argued that they were the main attraction at the club and the judge agreed with the strippers. and not those who said that the strippers were more like independent contractors. jeffery kendall is here. jeff, is this a setback, and how do you appeal it? >> we do intend to appeal the ruling. the case is ongoing, it has not yet been decided. we expect that we will prevail. neil: who is your argument against what they were saying? >> the argument is that they are independent contractors and these workers are the epitome that come and go as they please. they can decide not to come to the club for months at a time. >> did they and they get paid in ted's? >> to get some tips if they choose to dance on stage. however they get most of their money by performance fees like lap dances, patrons

for answers. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world." investigators are trying to piece together about what they know about one aaron alexis. didn't really leave much of a social media footprint even though his job was in i.t. he had a couple of gun incidents and now there's a question how many authorities knew-specially mental health, in the weeks leading up to the deadly attack. let's go to rick live -- live van that. >> the fbi confirmed he can ad alone and was armed with a shotgun and acquired hand gun from one of the officers' inside during one of the many shootouts. he had been in the d.c. area since late august, what work hearing as an i.t. subcontractor but no official word on his motive for the shooting. he began the shooting at 8:20 yesterday morning. metropolitan police officers were on scene within two minutes and inside the building within seven minutes but took more than half an hour and multiple gun battles before they were able to shoot and kill the former navy reservist. now the

neil: again, monday, 8:00 p.m., the new neil cavuto. chro >>> the week started with a terrible shooting at the washington navy yard. but one of the differences about this one is the gunman passed multiple background checks, so did the ones at the airport, we're talking about if this is real or just theater. right here, right now. >> from the fox business headquarters, this is "the tom sullivan show". >> the tsa has issued so many security badges that there are over 16,000 people with them just in washington dulles airport. around 4 million people have top secret clearances in

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neil cavuto. u.n. neil cavuto. monday. neil: i think that explains it all. >> he saw that and i just thought, wow. neil: so if i had a great run, what would i do now? >> i thin you have to buy in the cavuto stock. this is going to be right up there with the who shot jr episode . >> this is google and microsoft and twitter all rolled into one. i'm not even sure what the initial price would be like but you have to get on board. neil: again, monday, 8:00 p.m., the new neil cavuto. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. thank you for being with us. house speaker and the house republican caucus voting to keep government open and to shut down obamacare. the house passed a continuing resolution today that funds the government and the funds obamacare. and that puts senate democrats in a difficult political position. majority leader reid and senate democrats are now staring at two choices. go along with either ted defund obamacare and the government or reject the house gop legislation and risk being at fault for a

. ♪ ♪ neil: welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. everything you know about business news is about to change and this entire budget battle, the republicans are mean obstinance. you have probably not heard something about nancy pelosi, for example. then it was the hot electorate group that everyone seems to love. spreading the sheets, where we acknowledge that that is one hot car in one hot company. we are going to look into that and part of what we do here is helping you make sense of the world. including my next guest. what i am horrible about the pipeline. you know and i know. william shatner, hitman extraordinaire. mr. william shatner, it's very good to have you. >> it is is very good to be with you. it's all about you. [laughter] neil: did you ever envision when you look at the stock and you look at this company that it would be like warren buffett territory? >> i got a lot of stock when i joined the company some 15 from 15 years ago. one of the original things that i was locked up for. in the year and half that i was locked up,

i am neil caputo. if it even approached that crisis with anywhere near the speed which it is taking on the syrian cris, we would not have a debt crisis. alas we do, less it is not. chemical weapons are the reason. right now the president is putttng out all the stops to put a stop to it even telling fox news to state his case. part of a media blitz to address the american people tomorrow night. we will be here live for that, but i want you to think of this. what if the president had mashaled all of these forces of persuasion a year ago when he threw the red line on chemical weapons, would he be a lot further along and with a lot more countries going along? the former potential candidate just knows we have given the government a week to take some cover. that is how much time century estate john kerry has laid out for a timetable for stopping this bad stuff or i guess this guy. former ambassador in china on whether this is actually helping assad. what do you think, ambassador? >> if only we could move wit

neil cavuto and "your world" right now. >> neil: he writes it. they print it. and politicians here go nuts over it. >> i totally disagree with him. >> i was insulted. >> i can just hear reagan rolling over in his grave. >> i think he is just looking for an excuse to show off his super bowl ring. >> the height of hypocrisy for putin. >> america is an exceptional country. >> when you haven't even heard what rick santorum has to say but you will, just you wait. >> welcome everybody. i'm neal cavuto, andry below give you a wild guess what dominated the white house press conference. >> what the white house is trying to do today is put the best possible face on this op-ed. this was a blistering attack from the russian president against the american president. they have had previously frosty relations, but the administration has been putting a lot of stock in russia, a lot of stock in putin to bail the president out of this crisis in syria because all of a sudden the russians had a proposal to put on a plan. a pro pose sal that susan rice, secretary of state john kerr

neil: thank yovery much. maybe the reason we are losing folks trust is because we keep spying on them. former cyber czar just returned. how do they fear about all of these revelations? >> i think europe has lost trust in the united states. they look at snowden as a hero, the whistleblower who exposed the national security agency and programs in the united states. neil: i was wondering, it is like they are gambling here? of course they had know there was spying going on. when it was spelled out, did that startle them? or was it just so much of it was on our friends? >> they are more troubled by the institutions in europe. neil: when they found out it was the closest like france, germany, they recoiled that. they are big into government but not big into spying government so it hit at the crawl, didn't it? >> the government were aware of what was going on because they were working with the united states but the citizens were not aware and there is citizen outrage all across europe. neil: do they think we are out

. >> neil: this just in. this has to stand. >> if you talk to somebody who says, don't know, was watching fox news and they said it's horrible. >> neil: mr. president, fox news isn't what is making americans sick about your health care law. you're healthhealthcare law is. >>> excuse this departure from form. i think this is just poor form. so it's time we set some things straight. mr. president, we at fox news are not the problem. i hate to break it to you, sir. you are. your word are, your promises are. we didn't sell this healthcare law, sir. you did. remember this? >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. >> neil: not. so mr. president, tell that to tens of thousands of retirees at ibm and time warn are who have been dumped from their coverage and told to find their own coverage. fox news didn't break that news to them, mr. president. their companies did. fox news didn't push more of those firms to hire parttime workers. your healthcare law did. fox news didn't incentivize