charlie gasparino, the story you are not hearing that you probably should. .. neil: is waiting for the assembly got it in donald trump resumed the blade on this whole dating issue the biggest increase in traffic from certain areas where our people are far more vulnerable as we wait for what should the ecd. i guess is the decision. charlie gasparino is he with me now. >> i've got to brush up on my trump language. neil: what he is saying is this is a no-brainer. judges and appeals court, go my way. >> listen, i agree with him. these are countries where president of imus watchlist the guy i know and you know -- neil: i would call you president gasparino. >> the donald, the president wanted a muslim bed earlier. neil: that came through in a couple questions they were just borderline childish. i am wondering whether all of this stuff, i want to get into th and i promise i will. what is distracting from other issues that i would assume are near and dear from economic boom coming. >> he took a veiled swipe at him. he's a huge supporter he plans republicans for not pus

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liz: charlie, thank you very much. charlie gasparino. the dow is up 23. the fed has made no move but tensions couldn't be higher, not in the markets but with nafta neighbor mexico. wall or not, 60 billion-dollar man jack mcintyre says it is time to put your money there south of the border? he will tell you why in just two minutes. you have got to hear this one. ♪ ♪ liz: breaking news. facebook zooming around up about 2% right now. i want to bring in jack mcintyre, 60 billion in global and you say go south of the border. explain why because there seems to be so much tension. >> more than tension is discounted in the mexican peso. it is down since trump announced he would run for presidency. peso is down close to 50%. we like to buy things people hate because we're value oriented. we're making the assumption trump will not take the u.s. to a trade war with mexico. if that is the backdrop, and i don't think he will, there is tremendous value in mexican assets. liz: do you buy the mexican, for example, just a fund that could be mexico-centric? >> yeah. i

liz: charlie gasparino who has been ahead on this story out front. we're six minutes away from the closing bell. right there on your screen that could be number nine. ninth record in a row for the dow jones industrials up 29 points. nasdaq and s&p not there now. down very slightly. we'll come right back. please don't go away. at angie's list, we believe there are certain things you can count on, like a tired dog is a good dog. ♪ [ whimpers ] ♪ so when you need a dog walker or a handyman, you can count on us to help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. because your home is where our heart is. [he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands. ahhh...that's a profit. way to grow, rodney! visit quickbooks.com. ♪ liz: hold on a second i have breaking news coming out of treasury secretary steve mnuchin strong dollar is strength compared to the rest of the world. he is sayi

charlie gasparino? >> right, the journal reported today, right after our story, that jared, now an advisor, son-in-law but advisor to president trump, met with gary ginsberg, senior executive, used to work here. liz: he did, with fox. >> very capable pr guy and communications and does a lot of different things. met with him yesterday to discuss various issues. we are keeping this like obtuse, when we asked hope hicks, what do you mean by various issues? was cnn discussed? no, cnn wasn't discussed. was the time warner, at&t merger discussed which we know donald has spoke out against because of cnn? >> no, that wasn't discussed. so i'm not quite sure what they discussed other than cnn and merger. weather. liz: weather. food. chick-fil-a. >> chick-fil-a. that is the the word coming out of the trump white house. i will reiterate yesterday because other people are following it. this is right from people who know donald trump. they say he has immense animosity to cnn i think that came out in yesterday's press

so charlie gasparino who has been odds story since the very beginning. we did not hear him saying i'm out of breitbart news. but he's done. >> he has a press release out already. breitbart and both milo -- ashley: so the purpose here today is -- >> explain himself and save his career. as we reported yesterday and, again, i say this is not a story i relish doing. you know, we did some reporting. my producer brian schwartz did a great job of reporting this out. milo is a friend of mine. a guy that i know who i like a lot. he's extremely prospective. he says things that i don't like. but he usually does it with a purpose and the purpose is to expose liberal pieties. and he as we said yesterday got ahead of his skis he was making a comment about underaged sex. and i'm not going to paraphrase it. go and look it up and judge for yourself. and most people don't think it's appropriate. ashley: he himself said it wasn't appropriate. >> let me be clear what's going on here. this is a business decision by breitbart. here's what i know by breitbart. started by andre

to charlie gasparino, you looked at that i have to speak to lawyers about this. >> we should point out, what is great about the story, it is a business story, a political story. there are business and political people weighing in on this, political corporate governance experts what is difference between donald trump said, much more of a defense of his daughter, you're picking on my daughter. liz: she is a nice girl. she is wonderful person. >> it is that as opposed to a specific plea to engage in, engage in some commercial dealings, telling people as a white house official, which kellyanne conway is, to go out to buy the product? donald didn't do that. he just used his first amendment rights and got mad at them, and tweeted about them. she went and basically used her twitter account as white house official to advocate a commercial venture, go out and buy this commercial venture. liz: then sean spicer was asked. >> think about what he said. we have counseled her. he didn't say we have done everything else. counseled. what does that mean? that is a lawyer. i think she stepped over the li

we have the "countdown" closer who is with us along with charlie gasparino. i think it is important to note as we bring in all that is happening legendary investor warren buffett took real aim at guys who are actually the money managers and hedge fund guys. >> right. liz: of course that really plays into psychology maybe. >> he has been saying what you and i have said for a long time. people who pay for advice instead of buying market indexes are losing. hedge funds are not making money. i want to get back to the point of the markets. there is a bond market and a stock market and they're saying opposite things. if you look 10-year, yields falling, prices are rising. why is that? they don't believe the trump economic plan, these are bond traders who i think long-term they snuff out problems. liz: yield at 2.3% right now. >> down today? liz: lightly down. >> slightly down. my point is this, bonds are trading higher, yields going in opposite direction. liz: yeah. >> a lot of smart investors that the trump stimulus plan will not be all that he is saying. >> we as

as we go to our newsroom, bring charlie gasparino, charlie digging information on "new york times." they will go after him on something some preetly different. what is it? >> i'm getting this from inside the trump camp. trying to get to the "times" for last 48 hours, speculation inside the trump camp "the new york times" will set up special investigative unit, special investigative unit to look into the business ties of donald trump, his family and administration officials. they will do something very specific. listen, we should point out they have been looking at trump, various business ties of trump administration officials and some of his nominees for cabinet posts for a while. some of those people have dropped out of contention for various jobs. vincent viola, former head of the new york mercantile exchange, was slated to become the army secretary. he dropped out for business ties. anthony scaramucci, former fox business contributor was slated to have a special liaison office. he is at least temporarily dropped out because of some expose's by after, expose's by "the times" on hi

charlie gasparino gives his comments on the at&t-time warner deal. charlie is about to break it coming up. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claims centers are available to assist you 24/7. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance ♪ liz: so, one of the most, i guess you could say entertaining moments, give-and-take during that trump news conference when the president, began addressing jim acosta of cnn, and there has been a little bit, there he is, there is a little bit of tension, they started laughing and joking with each other but is there really anything to laugh about when it comes to the at&t time warner deal? time warner parent of cnn. charlie gasparino on news on potential possibility, new fcc chair taking a complete pass on the questio

charlie gasparino, that is two nominees. >> clinton had a bunch of people dropped out. liz: five. >> obama -- liz: had three. >> this is two in one week. the flynn one was kind of messy because it involves the russians and an investigation and the leaked transcripts. liz: he had been confirmed. >> he had been confirmed. you know, stuff is going to happen. i always question this one guy as labor secretary. i mean if you hire undocumented workers and want to be part of the trump administration that zooms like an oxymoron, right? if you want to be part of the trump administration which built its rep as representing the working man and you praise robots, robotics and putting people out of work -- liz: they never show up late. they never sue for age or sex discrimination. >> if you do that i think that is a problem. liz: that was donald trump's base, the real working man who feltdown trodden and losing jobs right and left. >> we'll have to figure out why republicans were against this we need to do more reporting. there has to be something else than those two statements. that

charlie gasparino is watching it closely. the fight is not between republicans and democrats but republicans versus republicans, right? >> the border tax issue has a big fight, tom cotton lays out a pretty compelling case it is a stupid idea. neil: i don't think the votes are there. >> they're not. paul ryan likes it for some reason, we should get him on to figure out why. economically if you build stuff in the united states, you bring in a lot of stuff overseas, that is how you manufacture stuff in the u.s. and essentially taxing the manufacturer here in the u.s. by doing that border adjustment tax because you can't bring in products -- neil: they like it would raise so much money more than enough to pay for the tax cut. >> they like it because they allow donald trump to have his cake and eat it to. he can do all the tax stuff, corporate, individual taxes plus he can do infrastructure spending. neil: what if they don't get that? >> you have to scale back either taxes or infrastructure or scale them both back where they're no

charlie gasparino and i had fund making that video. that is it still frightening me. we tell you avert the children's eyes. team countdown is here all days. we didn't speak to the owner of the patriots. we ran around and caught up with big-time super bowl a-listers here in houston. pro football hall-of-famer, steelers star, jerome bettis, aka, the bus. actress, model, brooklyn decker and derrick brooks showed off his hall of fame ring. maybe we can steal one to bring back to fox business. what do you think? 11-time pro bowler, tampa bay, super bowl winner, hall of fame, you have all the accolades, what is special about the hall of fame ring? >> because this represents that you are in history. you're part of the football bible, when it is written your name is a part of it. i stand here representing my teammates. when i wear this ring and gold jacket, even my bust in canton, it is about how they helped me become a great player. so that is my mind set. obviously the individual awards can not be accomplished without my teammates. liz: you are the one of the most in demand

charlie gasparino. this is something the president's not letting go of here. it kind of, remember the old stories about harry truman when his daughter was criticized in review and they reported it. this is taking to another level. what do you think? >> part of me says why is the president of the united states going after a company for not, just because they don't want her clothes, they don't think it sells. that is free markets. if it sold they would do it. neil: i think he was suspecting other motives. regardless. >> here is the thing, neil. people are kind of missing this, that was my initial response. corporate america has been a tool of political correctness on the left for a long time. they give in, whether transgender bathrooms and every pc sort of schtick they can figure out they give into. if you're, corporate america is going to be used as political tool, as it often is, embracing certain left-wing dogmas, you know, every now and then the right is going to fight back. that is what is kind of going on here. let's be clear. these companies boycott, they

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charlie, thank you, charlie gasparino. closing bell, seven minutes away. groundhog day, folks. punxsutawney phil, yes he saw his shadow. that means the poor little guy predicted six more weeks of winter. investor have been living through groundhog day for the last seven weeks. what will it take for the markets to break out again like after the election. gary kaminsky next on "countdown." mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. i just snapped a photo and got an estimate in 24 hours. my insurance company definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance liz: be sure to watch "wall street week" tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business because the guy who is the host of the iconic show, gary kaminsky will break some big news. tomorrow will be a big market certainly. today, groundhog day, you saw punxsutawney phil. >> yes. liz: so humiliating when they yank the little creature up and all of that. he said spring is not around the corner. so what is groundhog g

charlie gasparino, extensive experience dealing with twitter trolls. >> if you get rid of my patrols trolls, the stock will go up. liz: some people think you're a troll. >> the trolls think i'm a troll because i fight them back. if jack dorsey, ceo. liz: cofounder. >> ceo. if jack is listening, he should give me a check. i'm not going to accept it. give me a check in the mail. i've taken on some trolls and gotten them kicked off the twitter. here is what we know, these trolls are basically making it difficult to sell it. we know that potential it suitors have walked away from looking at twitter, buying twitter because of the trolls. liz: it is ugly underbelly. >> the stock went up, spiked because of these new rules. i think they are great new rules. here is the best thing of new rules. the trolls, they troll you, get them kicked off. liz: troll for people that don't know. >> attack you viciously, unwarranted. don't like the way you look. liz: terrible. >> they go after you and create another fake account and go after you from that. what they will do figure out a way to get rid of the

liz: thank you very much, charlie gasparino. closing bell six minutes away, session highs right now, up 84 point with about 3 1/2 minutes to go. kiss me, buy, sell, hold, 21 billion-dollar man dan chunk is about to tell us three stocks in his hard on valentine's day. "countdown" coming right back. ♪ liz: investors love affair with the markets continues as major averages hit records on this valentine's day. how long will the infatuation with equities continue? let's bring in ceo dan chung. record heights for the markets based on romance or reality? >> i don't think it is romance per se. we're looking at it, as united love affair with the old high school sweetheart. bond markets beneficiary of a lot of love for the next decade. next decade is equities decade. liz: janet yellen helped today. it would be unwise to hold off rates much longer. donald trump started trimming off dodd-frank legislation. there is something to the valentine's cake recipe. what stocks are you loving right now? >> we're looking at wide variety of companies

. >> as reported by charlie gasparino, resigning over his comments where he chose to defend pedophilia. >> my usual blend of sarcasm might have come across this flippancy. a lack of care for either the dems are even worse that seems to have been the case in report advocacy. i'm horrified by that impression. >> this comes a day after he was disinvited. simon & schuster canceled the publication of the upcoming book. lauren: that dallas had to close setting the record today. that would be nine in a row. we haven't seen a winning streak like that in 30 years. a flat japan. however, to sheba shares up 22% on a report that they want their memory business valued at $17 billion. shanghai composite the big winner on the board of the solid%. hong kong expecting gdp for this year to come in better than expected between 2% and 3%. lauren: here's a look right now. coetzee 22. caci 22. he adds that by 26. lauren: a green arrow for the dow up 13 points. i can set the man's record in a row. we do get minutes from the last meeting today as well as sales of previously owned homes in january. s&p futures

that breaking news from charlie gasparino. we've had a lot of breaking news in this hour, in particular this morning. want to tell you about what happened. the department of homeland security announced a new wave of border security and immigration measures. that order addresses many of president trump's original campaign promises including that wall. i want to bring in fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters. >> hi, cheryl. cheryl: hi. a lot of talk about that wall, thfunding of the wall, getting additional border agents on the ground, some 15,000. will that be enough to secure the border, or is this just the beginning, do you think? we're looking at this plan again, 10,000 i.c.e. agents, 5,000cbp agents as well. is this enough? >> well, we'll find out. but certainly, it's going to take time. you can't snap your fingers and have 15,000 new agents for two agencies, because you've got to make sure you recruit people of quality, smart but levelheaded, physically strong enough, fit. so there's that problem. the

charlie gasparino just rubbing it in. he's an honorable man, honorable representative for the beautiful state of california. the democratic congressman here on monday. very good to have you. thanks for coming. i did want to talk to you, charlie gasparino, up to so many powers that be at the powerful -- super bowl. the fate of obamacare, some republicans, not all of. you think it means fixing, but she don't you give me jump in. how do you feel now with these issues and what would you propose to make it better? >> well, first of all, we need to beware of the people in control of the house of representatives, senate and presidency. they are determined to repeal and replace, whatever that means. the repeal is going to start a moment ago, the tax issues. if they repeal the tax issues to support the affordable care act. i don't know how they will replace because there is still money to replace. unless you want to go to the credit card and run the deficit any higher than it would otherwise be. this'll be an interesting time. of

charlie gasparino here to explain. this intraday chart is all over the map. >> i know, what is interesting about twitter, you know if you were following the "countdown" i would say last week we've been teeing up twitter a lot about how they're is going to be renewed takeover speculation on them in the new year. yesterday they basically came out with these new terms of services where they will get rid of more trolls, i use those terms of services. i got rid of three trolls in the last 24 hours. three of them have been suspended. liz: cleaning up twitter. >> i'm doing jack a favor, jack dorsey so he can sell at a higher multiple. btig, our friend over there, they came out with a report where they upgraded it. one of the reasons why they upgraded it, i didn't see this explicitly stated, they know it is takeover bait at some point. i still think the stock has to go down, as we talked about disney yesterday being a potential takeover, bgi is talking about google. same names come up. liz: they think donald trump gets more pe

unfortunately, charlie gasparino does and is. where do you go with that? >> you know, my dad used to use that word. my dad was half a wise guy. >> neil: the apple didn't fall far from that tree. >> you generally don't hear that type of stuff in public from, you know, educated public officials that are trying to engage in debate about important topics. that's one of the crudest words in the world. >> neil: how can we ever advance the debate -- >> that's the issue. >> neil: there's debates on taxes and stuff. i'm not saying that the congresswoman comports with all others in her party. but there's a large block of folks who are working with this administration won't work and offensive, so they get offensive. >> that's the point i'm making. it's impossible to have a rationale debate about an issue when you hurling curses and stuff like that. that's -- >> neil: these are the same people that criticized donald trump for his language. >> right. his language, i never approved of it and i'm sure you didn't. but here's the thing. we need to have a rationale discours

[laughter] neil: charlie gasparino thinking of tragic after this with x1 you get the best of the oscars. you're a funny guy. funny how? how am i funny? scorsese finallys. could you double check the envelope? show me best picture. what's the difference? show me best actor. i do not take tonight for granted. thank you so very much. get all the greatest scripted and unscripted oscar moments on xfinity x1. the oscars, live sunday, february 26th 7eÂ4p on abc. >> i want you all to know that we are fighting the fake news. it's fake, phoney, they are the enemy of the people. [cheers and applause] >> because they have no sources, they just make them up when there are none. sit down, everybody, come on. you know, the dishonest media, they will say, he didn't get a standing ovation, you know why? you know why? because everybody stood and nobody sat. neil: sources say they had no idea what he was talking about. [laughter] neil: he did it again, he went right after the media for the first 12 minutes in cpac and that's the way he goes on this sort of stuff and with that crowd it works. you have to t

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we have charlie gasparino here with us. do you think this ultimately wins the day? i don't think it was co incident that they came out in full force. maybe it's on deflection of general flynn on what he knew and when he knew it. but we're not taking our eye off the economic ball. >> what is interesting to me, neil, journalistic malpractice on what i've seen on different networks and publications talking about general flynn. what we know is general flynn is no longer with the trump administration because he lied and was clear and it was a decisive move by the trump administration, which is what we should have seen. this is -- i'm sure julie would agree with me -- such a contrast with obama administration when you had people like hillary clinton lie about benghazi and susan rice lie about benghazi on five sunday shows. so i think that this ultimately isn't smoke and mirrors with the obama conversation. this is how trump won, but saying he was going to repeal and replace obamacare. so should be -- >> neil: he focused on that. julie, do you think that they are going to

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charl charlie gasparino, we know how things can go in washington. something that gets delayed gets pushed back and then this notion that you can do things at the same time and all of a sudden tax cuts that look big don't look as big. what do you think? >> that's the one fly in the ointment. the president came out with a great economic plan. we know how much he wants to lower the corporate tax rates. we also know that he wants to roll back regulations. he had some meet on the bone there. it wasn't like obama care where he said i'm going to fix it. yet that plan isn't there. the markets believe there will be a plan. i will tell the average investor this. if there's no plan this year, if we're not hearing anything about it because they're debating the size of the cuts and the tax cuts might not be that big, the regulations might not be taken away that easily, guess what? dow 21,000 is overpriced. you have to get this stuff done this year for in market -- remember, the market reflects corporate earnings. earnings have to be generated. at some point the

liz, we had charlie gasparino say it is about tax cuts. i agree with him and it is. so far we haven't heard the president except for here and there, put the hardcore press on the way he has done with the media. if he did the same thing for tax cuts as with the bad he will with the media, i don't think there would be a doubt that market would be higher, do you? >> i think tax cuts are essential for this market going higher and earnings going higher. it makes tomorrow night's speech very, very important. again trump is going to the people. yes, he is speaking to the congress. this will be a much-watched address. if he lays out an agenda includes tax cuts and obamacare repair, it will be hard for congress to dig in their heels. it is complicated, we can't make it happen. david: steve, he has this terrific people to go above the heads of whether it is the mainstream media or intelligent is a or congress, dirtly to the pele, if his able to do that tomorrow, speak directly to the marketers, could he affect the markets in a very positive way? >> david, i think he could. i t

charlie gasparino, if he and republicans do all of that, then whoa! a big question is how doable and how soon. >> if they do that, probably the biggest tax cut since the reagan years, which redefined the tax code in many different ways. i'm sure what he also would like, representative brady would like, some degree of tax reform closing loop holes as well. i think that's what he means by paying for itself. here's where it's tricky. this is where the devil is in the details. we have to see exactly what comes out. president trump has a lot of spending priorities. wants a wall, massive infrastructure spending. there's a limit to how many taxes and reality can get through, the senate can get through without bursting the budget. before the tax cuts can kick in, there's a lag. we'll have a budget deficit. >> neil: he seems to acknowledge it could be awhile. and limiting the deductions on guys like you. but i'm wondering, he seemed the notion that tie it with a big infrastructure plan, whether donald trump wants to do that or not, because it's not integral to

neil: thank you very much, charlie gasparino. the president makes remarks soon at the bowing plant in south carolina where 78% of the workforce voted against joining a union. that was expected to be the case. what was not so many feeling that way. we'll have more after this. the bottom line is, for your goals, this is a strategy i'd recommend. this actually makes sense. now on the next page you'll see a breakdown of costs. what? it's just... we were going to ask about it but we weren't sure when. so thanks. yeahthat's great. being clear and upfront. multiplied by 14,000 financial advisors, it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. neil: all right. still awaiting the president to speak out in south carolina. he is at a boeing plant. and manufacturing at a nonunionized workforce no doubt. that was confirmed by eight out of 10 workers at the very plant saying they like things the way they are. get ready for very messy recess the next week or so that congress is off. a lot of republican lawmakers heading ho

here is charlie gasparino, back from -- are you okay? >> got my voice back. neil: what a party for your wife. >> the whole neighborhood was happy. neil: what do you make of this? what is going on here? >> listen there, is no doubt reince priebus, chief of staff, at least among the washington talking heads is coming under some degree of pressure. people are openly questioning whether he is right for the job. neil: right. >> whether he is doing a good enough job. i would point out this. i think you can appoint jesus christ to that job and they wouldn't have done a great job. why is that? trump has horizontal management style. neil: he has -- >> i'm telling you if you think about it, trump has a who are sental management structure. neil: always things trump. >> they all fight amongst themselves. chief of staff is really not empowered to keep people in line. neil: here is what weirded people out. bannon in chief strategist role might be -- >> jared kushner is an advisor. who knows who he reports to. neil: right, right. >> so priebus has a very difficult job. amid

a story you heard from charlie gasparino. facing criticism about his conversations about relation, i don't want to get into it, between boys and older men. a new funded media venture and a live tour in the coming weeks. david: interesting. charlie, by the way he did spot it yesterday. he first heard about it, he and his producer. he has a big piece on it on fox business. came out if you want to read more about it, fox business website. melissa: major security breach at one of the nation's biggest airports. how nearly a dozen people able to bypass tsa and board their flight. david: extraordinary. melissa: what is being done about it now? >> billions of dollars and they can't keep a does people off. for all the flak of president trump gets for unfiltered use of twitter, the mainstream media, how tweets trot press are doing one better than what the press does. melissa: white house press second sean spicer getting grilled on details for the new plan to crack down on illegal immigrion. former arizona sheriff paul babeu, says the d

charlie gasparino with what ails president trump. if it's a tie, republican and democrat, the vice president would be the tiebreaker. the bottom line is, they can't afford any more slippage. >> two gop congress people were named. controversial school choice is something she has favored and financed in the past. be not a controversial thing in the inner cities. african american communities -- >> neil: update me on steve mnuchin. he cleared committee. what's going on there? >> here's the interesting thing about mnuchin. our sources inside the banking committee, republican sources are telling the fox business network, there's some consternation about mnuchin's past business ties even with republicans. i don't think republicans will necessarily break rank, but his recent business dealings, something that was undisclosed in the questionnaire he had to fill out. i believe some offshore investment. it's sort of lending to the credibility of the democratic narrative. it's a narrative that this guy is a secretive dude with offshore stuff and

charlie gasparino, i will let you give the name of who the biggest opponent is. >> lizzies we should point out this stock is moving on our tweet, time warner shares is going down the target company if this goes through by at&t. from what we understand, we're in the fifth inning of, i'm not saying that this deal is not going to be approved but this is what we do, we give the news as it occurs. what we know, jared kushner, senior advisor to president trump, also his son-in-law, is said to be in charge of picking a very important position in this deal. it is the doj's antitrust chief. so we do know that deals like generally go through several layers of approval. we heard earlier in the week where the federal communications commission said it is not going to have to approve the deal based on how the deal is structured but it will need approval from the department of justice's antitru division and this is where it gets kind of tricky for people who want the deal to go through, mainly people at at&t and time warner, people long time warner shares based on believing this deal is going throu

charlie gasparino is in the newsroom. a lot of students make billions of dollars these days, right, charlie. >> not me. david: you're not a student. >> i was working at golds gym in columbia, missouri. melissa: that makes sense. >> for $3.50 an hour. that was my road to billions. listen, you know a lot lot of these -- familiar story here. mark zuckerberg, jack dorsey, they were not thomas edison. they were young kids figuring this out in their dorm rooms and things of that nature. it's a fascinating capitalist story. i do think, there are two competing themes with the snapchat ipo. one competing theme are we hitting a market top with these things? i don't know about you guys, far be it from me, i don't send pictures of myself to anybody. melissa: right, well, i've seen your twitter feed. >> i knew you couldn't let that one go. i understand the utility of these things. that said, you know, so are we it hadng a mket top? thataid i could tell you, we were addressing this in liz claman's hour, there is interest in twitter if

all the issue back and forth of whether you get this immediately or delay, charlie gasparino. liz, what do you make of that, better late than never and this is well worth waiting for? what do you think? >> i think voters should feel frustrated that congress really hasn't done anything yet. at this point in the obama administration they already passed the 1 trillion-dollar stimulus bill, huge piece of legislation. neil: we are knee-deep in the middle of a meltdown, right? >> exactly. democrats should take some blame here too because they have really slowed the confirmation process, treasury secretary steve mnuchin, the slowest-confirmed treasury secretary in u.s. history. that is incredible to think and it's no wonder why tax reform is getting pushed back and not going to be till august and mnuchin has advisers that need to be confirmed by the senate and will take time as well. there's still a lot of hope because president trump is a businessman. he's meeting with ceo's and he wants to get things done and lots of good climate for getting the corporate tax down. neil: you're rig

charlie gasparino is here. charlie indulged me because, stuart was touching on this in his fine show, tax cuts might still be coming. but i think one of the big catalysts for the market run up were those tax cuts, regulations coming down. they might still happen, but, but, i think the latest signals are very clear now that they're going to be delayed. now they might be retroactive. i have no idea. i talked to the key leaders. that seems to be case. >> delayed until next year. the market was initially pricing in these things happen sooner rather than later. neil: maybe august phenomenon. >> if i'm thinking buying the market i'm going oh. i mentioned it in your show hundred times. neil: mentioned it 97. >> you keep track of everything. how many pumpkin lattes. neil: try the pepper mint. but i digress. go ahead. >> if the thing is being put off, you talk to market people, steve who is very good on the market. he will tell you the market way overbought. neil: that is china's fault. >> we won't mention china. neil:

charlie gasparino, lizzie macdonald. how do you think it went. >> i think it went well. depends how well everybody else feels. neil: that's true. >> security apparatus and intelligence community wants to get donald trump. he wants to shake up the intelligence community. that is reporting we're hearing from d.c. i think it is interesting the israel leader mentioned the heart of the deal. he is supposed to come in shake up washington, d.c., except, washington, d.c., the establishment getting its licks in on donald trump right now. neil: not relenting. what do you think of that? >> i'm not condoning what the intelligence community is doing can trying to destablize our government which is what they're doing, but he kind ever started it going out there, they were horrible. they were bad. they screwed up on this, that and other thing. lo and behold they start leaking about him. neil: that doesn't justify it. >> i said that. it does not. they're actually -- neil: saying horrible things about our president. >> destablizing the presidency of donald trump. neil: to lizzie's kind o

i think that is this week, is it not, charlie gasparino? >> i think so, massive ipo. neil: what is the allure? message disappears? >> if you want to do insider trading and use your iphone for insider trading it allegedly goes away although i heard the feds still have a way of getting it. it is in some sort of cache. neil: can you take a screen of it? >> you i heard that too, but -- neil: i don't even know what a screen shot is? what is screen shot? shot of the screen. >> this snapchat thing is big on wall street among the traders because they think they can give proprietary information to each other and get around sort of strict insider trading laws were imposed they were like monitoring phone calls and things of that nature. same way you got calls. neil: pretty much where we got where we are. that is this week sometime. whether it is another facebook -- >> this thursday. ask ralph, i'm pretty sure. neil: i'm not really that interested. i wanted to use it as an opening salvo to talk about the markets. >> oh, okay. neil: are you, today notwithstanding, just last couple

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charlie gasparino. what are you hearing about this. >> my producer broke the story on "breitbart" thinking that, or weighing whether these latest statements of his that he came out with involving underage sex. that is what it is. neil: what context was he saying this? >> i think people look it up, because if i explain the context, i like milo. i have known milo for a long time. i don't believe he was advocating pedophilia and i don't believe he was advocating rape which is some of what has been come out, which has been some of the interpretation of it. i think what he did was, and this is what happens when you fancy yourself as a provocateur. he was trying to make some theoretical statement about sexuality. i don't agree with it, far from it, i think got in over his heels and dug himself in the ditch. as you have have seen on lot of issues from race and things like that. from what i understand. brian broke the story. we did a little more reporting. there is a debate inside of "breitbart," milo is very c

another terrific guy, charlie gasparino, who you never want to see in the cia by the way. >> and i'm not young either. neil: exactly, right? but you know this labor pick as replacement for andy puzder i entertain a theory because a relief replacement because the president is happily surprised inroads he is making with unions. what do you think of that? >> i think so. puzder was attacked by the left and right. not the far right but the base right, trump right did not like his position on immigration. was for more immigration. thought it was good for economy. left didn't like comments he made about robotics. made offhanded comments that robots are better than humans because they don't complain about their salaries. i'm paraphrasing. neil: i think that did him in. i don't think personal stuff. machinery, good-bye, over. >> left around right got him out. it will be interesting. the president has a very interesting economic agenda which could be in peril. listen, the markets are very excited about tax cuts and all this and regulation cuts, yet the details have yet to emerge. by the way it