"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: all right. stop me if you have seen this before. we're live in some major cities across the country and how they are preparing, guarding for anything that happened this past weekend in london. in the capitol, los angeles, the airport there, in dallas. again and again. fears after something happened there, making sure it doesn't happen here. we already have some developments in london. police have named the two suspects and have a better idea of what they were doing hours, days, weeks before the attack. fox news channel's mike tobin with the latest in london. hey, mike. >> hey, neil. as night falls on a rainy london town, police have released two of the identities of the three attackers. the first is rachid reduoane. a bit of a mystery. believes to be 30 years old. police can't pin down his country of origin. it's a didn't case with khuram butt. he's been known since 2015 primarily because he spouted off about radical islamic ideology. officials lacked intelligence that accrued attack was eminent

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here's cavuto. >> neil: all right. we're just getting a statement right now from the republican national committee on james comey's statement that he will issue tomorrow in person. it's out right now. by the way, on our website, if you want to read it. this is coming from again the rnc saying, and i quote, the republican national committee is talking again just exclusively about the statement saying "president trump was right" coming from the chair woman, ronna mcdaniel, that the president was never under investigation. both sides are seizing on different elements of this. republicans, the fact that there was no smoking gun or so they hoped, so they trust. so the question will go tomorrow when mr. comey appears to talk to congress. the other side, democrats, are saying there's plenty there about the president trying to exonerate general flynn that will raise serious concerns about obstruction of justice charges. it's in the eye of the beholder. if wall street was worried about any of this and that we could have a long

"your world" with neil cavuto coming up next. flat day on wall street. the energy sector, not so good. >> the president said the house bill was mean. the senate bill may be meaner. >> meaner, heartless. >> you can put a lace collar on a pitbull and it's still a mean dog. >> so sad, mr. president. heartless. mean and heartless. >> neil: wow. how could they? not republicans, democrats. mean and heartless? folks, i'm departing from form here to say i've had a chance to examine the latest senate healthcare proposal and the democrats proposal versus the one that is law. and i have a different definition of mean, a very, very different take on heartless. if republicans still spending hundreds of billions on healthcare is mean, tell me what constitutes nice? it's still covering people with pre-existing conditions is heartless, what shows heart? if keeping kids on your policy longer matters when democrats do it, how about republicans? if democrats bemoaning the republicans about paying for it, makes then clueless? if barack obama calls it a massive transfer of w

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cavuto and not saying the media should not cover the climate debate or the kremlin or the white house and all that. i'm saying how about covering what is going on and a lot of other issues, high wages for americans and housing. not to mention the atlanta federal reserve putting out a model that shows the economy growing at better than 3.5% this quarter, the one we are in. that is north of the 3% average growth the administration forecast in the budget that was pooh-poohed is unrealistic. charles payne, kennedy, larry, don't ask, don't tell. >> the media is in the business of showing train wrecks, but they try to create these wrecks themselves. what is reporting in the stock market is phenomenal stuff. our economy starting to move on so many different fronts and whether it is over 3% gdp this quarter, jobs growth particularly in construction and mining, these things are real. we saw earnings for the first quarter that were phenomenal. stock market reflects that and most people hopefully are not dissuaded about whatever their dreams are or hopes are because things are going well. >> man

another says, whenever i hear the world "avocado", i think neil cavuto. no idea why. i don't even watch fox. okay. then there's were you watching the show yesterday? kevin on twitter. cavfefe? cavuto? just saying. another one says, oh, my god, neil, i was eating dinner with you in the hospital gown knowing what the nursing saw. they deserve combat pay. really? so nancy pelosi says the new sanctuary cities law in texas is an act of cowardess. is it more or is the world turning upside-down? left or right? just look at the grief matt rinaldi to call ice on illegal immigrants that got into the state chamber holding up signs that i'm illegal, here to stay. and now the threats to the media including a democratic colleague that said he knows where rinaldi parks. no, that trigger event isn't getting covered. what is getting covered is rinaldi's promise to choke the guy in self-defense if he did. rinaldi is the crazy gun carrying bigot in an open-carry state and texas is the crazier sanctuary city. if they don't follow the law, pay some steep daily fines. if that is cowardly,

just got a note of producers of "your world," with neil cavuto. you are no longer welcome. he never loses that sense of humor. watch him on our network, folks business channel. the uk elections come your way on fbn. this is historic election as ashley talked about, in the united kingdom. lou dobbs and neil cavuto will take you through tomorrow evening tomorrow night with the results across the pond. lou at 7:00. neil at 9:00 eastern time on the fox business network. dow is up almost 47 as we get closer to the closing bell on wall street. president trump looking to build support for his infrastructure plan. that was his big plan today but did his words in cincinnati reach democrats on capitol hill? up next california congressman, house transportation infrastructure committee member, john garamendi will join us from capitol hill. the countdown is coming right back. ♪ at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all busin

i'm trish reagan in for neil cavuto. russian forces say they will treat u.s. planes as targets after a syrian jet was shot down. let's go to kristin fisher with more. >> to give you how big an ideal this is, the last time the u.s. shot down a war plane was almost 20 years ago in air-to-air combat. now the u.s. shot down a syrian plane for the first time ever. and the russians are warning washington that any u.s. or u.s.-led coalition planes that fly west of the euphrates river in syria will be considered targets. the russians didn't say they would shoot them down, but this marks a major escalation over a battlefield that was already confusing. the russians have threatened to stop using the deescalation hotline. >> i'm confident that we're still communicating between our operations center and the russian federation operation center and confident our forces have the ability to take care of themselves. >> the pentagon the reason this f-18 shot down the syrian jet is because it just bombed u.s.-backed forces nearby. russia called it an act of aggression. u.s. cent

we saw wilbur ross, the commerce secretary on our air with neil cavuto after it, he said this is not an treatment. this is making, we have to sacrifice the united states does. my question why did president obama, why did his administration think it was okay for america? >> it has been long a goal for liberal left in this country to advance a climate change agenda. you saw it back in the days of kyoto protocol. president bush actually submitted that to the senate. it was rejected 95-0. we heard some of the same apocalyptic predictions when kyoto was rejected. from 2000, to 2014, because of american innovation and because of new technologies, we saw an 18% reduction in co2 emissions in this country alone. so we demonstrated real leadership. we demonstrated real progress. but for some reason or another this issue of climate change emerged as a paramount issue for the left in this country and around the world. through kyoto, through president obama's cap-and-trade agenda, and then through the, in the last year of his administration to have america saddled in an international agreement in

"your world" with neil cavuto next. i'm guessing he will talk about the dow and the nasdaq and oil, which is settled in to a recent low hovering right around $42 a barrel. that is hurting some fracking enterprises and making their stocks go down. a lot of movement in the markets. who better to break it down than neil cavuto. i'm shepard smith. i'll see you in the news break. >> neil: all right. thank you, shepard. you're right about the oil. it's in a bear market. we'll get to that. i want to bring you up to date on what we're waiting for. an anybody news conference, bishop international airport where an officer was stabbed in the neck earlier today. the fbi who took in the assailant is not ruling out terrorism. the agency is investigating witness reports that the suspect apparently shouted out "allah akbar", god is great. the officer was in critical condition. i understand right now he's in stable condition. he's been identified as lieutenant jeff

or something even worse -- >> neil: [laughter] incredible. i am neil cavuto. gran is back. the death party comments. hillary clinton back. republicans of the party behind it. red alert politics and where this is going. now it is out of control, and a lot -- what you make of those? >> high, neil pill dimmick. the synod bill has a lot of questions. i think the most important thing that people really care about. well my premium get up? will be easier for me to get a doctors appointment? to see a doctor? even if you're doing it out of pocket. it addresses a lot about medicaid. it doesn't address those things. >> neil: the one thing that comes up in these discussions, how are you can have a rational argument about what is too little versus too much. what is expensive is not as expense appeared both parties. when you start throwing around things like hundreds of thousands are going to die. it's unavoidable. you better watch. democrats are very keen on talking about republicans session with death panels and overstating the case. here we are, talk about hundreds of thousands dying.

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that is neil cavuto's line. you may recall that former fbi director called clinton's email use, quote, extremely careless but details, details. fox news's jennifer griffin is in d.c. with the latest on clinton's blame game. she leaves a lot of stuff out, jennifer. reporter: david, hillary clinton's remarks yesterday stirred a backlash among some democrats. for the first time we heard clinton turn her sights on the dnc blaming it in part for her loss. she had a stark assessment for the state of the organization after she won the nomination. >> i inherit nothing from the democratic party. >> what do you mean nothing? >> i mean, it was bankrupt. it was on the verge of insolvency. its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong. reporter: but monday was, money was not her campaign's problem. clinton raise nearly a billion dollars, had one of the deepest covers in american campaign history. she fails to mention her friend, florida congressman debbie wasserman schultz, had been running the dnc for several years. was

here is neil cavuto. no welcome everybody. a year ago today, think about it was a year ago this very month we had the populist way started with something called brexit. he did not go the way was expected to go. the breads have voted three points to get out of the european union to find all polls, all experts in all mainstream media and this was going to be an assault on standards across the world. indeed what started there reverberated pretty much everywhere else culminating in this country the election

cavuto and not saying the media should not cover the climate debate or the kremlin or the white house and all that. i'm saying how about covering what is going on and a lot of other issues, high wages for americans and housing. not to mention the atlanta federal reserve putting out a model that shows the economy growing at better than 3.5% this

cavuto and not saying the media should not cover the climate debate or the kremlin or the white house and all that. i'm saying how about covering what is going on and a lot of other issues, high wages for americans and housing. not to mention the atlanta federal reserve putting out a model that shows the economy growing at better than 3.5% this quarter, the

welcome, i'm neil cavuto, and you're watching "your world with neil cavuto." in perspective, it does between five is meeting with president trump right now, it hinges on getting it done and done soon. just the notion that this was pushed back beyond a july 4th holiday. when we got word of that earlier this afternoon, stocks, which had been advancing, it will immediately turn tail. that red circle shows what we heard from mitch mcconnell's office that was out looking likely that they would be able to get this done. before or after bread that rattled stocks. so much hinges on that. not only the tax cuts, but the groundwork for getting tax reform done. so much hinges on this. fit more sellers than buyers and as a result, this whole thing about tending to us when we are sick is up to make investors sick and ended up making republican sick with the prospect they could be dragging their feet from the jaws of victory here. kevin corke at the white house. what is expected with what they all get in there? kevin? >> i love that summation you gave, because it really lays

neil cavuto and katrina pierson. they had this discussion. she is involved in a group that will go after dean heller and others. neil: how can you do that under the threat of we are going to primary you if you don't go along with what we said. it sounds like a tony soprano issue. >> it's' an accountability issue. neil: it's accountability for him because he's the most vulnerable. that's not fair, that's not right and you know it. charles: i remember they didn't get along during the campaign. but the same organization said they are going after mike lee and ted cruz as well. is that the right thing to do, to have negative ads against these folks when they are trying to cobble this together? >> the four senators who originally had concerns, they do have a different opinion from senator heller's reason. his is more toward the expansion of medicaid and the expansion of it. now, as far as the firing squad, that is pretty tough. what i do like that's happening is they asked all members read the bill, discuss it and negotiate. charles: and be ready b

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neil cavuto thank you. senate republicans abruptly delayed vote on health care bill until after the 4th of july. we'll hear from the white house, as possibly mitch mcconnell, you see a live picture coming from the white house. we believe we have a live picture there outside of the senate hall. mitch mcconnell may be speaking on this as well. looks like they were not able to get anything done by the 4th of july. are you surprised? i'm not. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." here we are just learning president trump will meet with

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: all right. stop me if you have seen this before. we're live in some major cities across the country and how they are preparing, guarding for anything that happened this past weekend in london. in the capitol, los angeles, the airport there, in dallas. again and again. fears after something happened there, making sure it doesn't happen here. we already have some developments in london. police have named the two suspects and have a better idea of what they were doing hours, days, weeks before the attack. fox news channel's mike tobin with the latest in london. hey, mike. >> hey,

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great day. >> neil: and forget the political heat. right now it's just a lot of heat for 2/3s of the country experiencing 90-plus degree weather. in chicago, detroit, in new york, much of the country, 2/3s of which is embroiled in 90-degree muscle days. we spare no expense on this show to show you how quickly things can melt under conditions like these. take this ice cream popsicle. in mere seconds, it's gone. there you go. any ice cream popsicle, any time, any of these cities, that's what happens. you're

neil cavuto is next on fox news. >> neil: all right. we will continue to monitor these developments in brussels as well. as you indicated, seems like everything is okay there. unless we get news otherwise. we will bring you right back there. meantime, closer to home, what is happening in the peach state that has reverberations across the country. here's an example. >> everybody should watch me putting on my "i voted" sticker isn't my opponent can't do that today. >> this race is about what is important. access to healthcare. >> neil: $50 million, that's just for now. that's how much has been spent in this congressional race in georgia's sixth congressional direct, northern atlanta, where it's been safely republican since the late 1970s. last democrat to win here was back in 1976 when jimmy carter was elected president of the united states. since then, all red, all the time. maybe not this time? jonathan serrie at a polling place in suburban atlanta on what's going down. jonathan? >> there has been heavy turnout today. that's despite the

"your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great day. >> neil: and forget the political heat. right now it's just a lot of heat for 2/3s of the country experiencing 90-plus degree weather. in chicago, detroit, in new york, much of the country, 2/3s of which is embroiled in 90-degree muscle days. we spare no expense on this show to show you how quickly things can melt under conditions like these. take this ice cream popsicle. in mere seconds, it's gone. there you go. any ice cream popsicle, any time, any of these cities, that's what happens. you're welcome, america. now, what is going to be ailing you the next couple days, america? tracy, steer us through this. the fox business network. you're out there with those roasting no doubt. >> i am. i'm looking at a temperature reading on a building a cross the street. it says 95 degrees right now. it certainly feels like sumner new york city. across much of the east coast, the midwest, the mid-atlantic and with temperatures topping 90 degrees, many people will be running their acs. this may booth power demand and natural gas bills to

now my pleasure to hand it over to neil cavuto. neil: thank you, stuart, very, very much. on top of that and dramatic developments, there seems to be disconnect what is going on in media coverage everything hitting the fan now we're backing out after climate fun, but i don't know about you, life, i did not see one person wear aghast mask. sim story in chicago, dallas, washington, d.c. miraculous for some strange reason, life is going on. look at corner of wall and broad. markets sprinting to records across the board despite headlines we're going back into caveman times. that was media interpretation. people who bet with their own money feel otherwise. on to the disconnect. on to reality in terms of media and reality in terms of rest of the world. "real clear politics" national reporter, caitlyn huey burns. "wall street journal" editor james freeman. radio show host, funny guy, ben kissell, perfect guyo have a on a day like this. i was only being half facetious that all the stuff we're seeing out there would have you believe we surrendered our commitment to this planet. i t

i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we're going to talk to a congressman that gave aid to steve scalise and will play in tonight's game.

neil cavuto is the best in business and he's now. >> what does the president actually believe? does he believe climate change is a hoax? >> why has the administration backed away from using the words "climate change?" >> does the president believe in the climate change? would you have that conversation with him and report back to it? >> i will. >> neil: is it over? are we safe? after the president dropped out of this global environmental accord, i have expected this morning to wake up and lunge for a gas mask to see if i was safe. i didn't need it. i have the latest besides new york, what's going on across the country. these are live events in new york, in los angeles, in dallas, chicago. none of them are under water just yet. none of them are on fire just yet. the reason why i mentioned that, i've seen a couple of headlines including this doozy. the new york daily news. trump to world, drop dead. we're all going to die. i'm thinking, i guess we're going to die. this is not a good day. i came close to that last year. all that for nothing. and i'm looking at the dow. i'm looking

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i'm trish reagan in for neil cavuto. russian forces say they will treat u.s. planes as targets after a syrian jet was shot down. let's go to kristin fisher with more. >> to give you how big an ideal this is, the last time the u.s. shot down a war plane was almost 20 years ago in air-

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neil cavuto. we just bottom this in. what james comey is expected to say when he sits down tomorrow there on capitol hill. i want to go straight to blake burman who is pouring through all of this. he joins us right now with the headlines. hey, blake. reporter: trish, l me stress right off the top these are documents just released moments ago. so we're going through them as we speak. it is believed to be the posted documents of jim comey's prepared testimony tomorrow before the senate intelligence committee. as i mentioned we had been reading through this. let me give you a just a little brief outline what we've been able to glean. in these documents, which former fbi director is prepared to talk about tomorrow, he will outline several meetings he had with president trump, president-elect trump and as president. comey writing in these documents there were nine different times they had spoke in person or over the phone in a four-month period. the first occasion comey says, took place on january 6. that would have been in t

who better to break it down than neil cavuto. i'm shepard smith. i'll see you in the news break. >> neil: all right. thank you, shepard. you're right about the oil. it's in a bear market. we'll get to that. i want to bring you up to date on what we're waiting for. an anybody news conference, bishop international airport where an officer was stabbed in the neck earlier today. the fbi who took in the assailant is not ruling out terrorism. the agency is investigating witness reports that the suspect apparently shouted out "allah akbar", god is great. the officer was in critical condition. i understand right now he's in stable condition. he's been identified as lieutenant jeff neville. his condition again deemed stable. we're told the white house has been alerted to this. the president now knows about this. whether he updates us or passes along a comment, we'll pass that along as well. this is the morning after. the republicans are breathing a sigh of relief. they're now 4 for 4 in the special elections. after what happened in georgia, south carolina a

. >> senator paul elaborated on his opposition a few moments ago with neil cavuto. >> conservatives want a repeal bill. i want a bill that looks like, feels like and is a repeal bill. my fear is when i look at this, i keep reading it. it sounds like obamacare to me. doesn't sound obamacare light. some could be on the subsidy side. we can't have a bill that spends more than obamacare in the first couple years and call that a repeal bill. >> all right. eric, what about senator paul? >> he's my very close friend. i called him and said what about this? he said we're going to hold out. he said there's going to be four of us. i knew cruz and lee would. but ron johnson did as well. he calls this a horrible piece of legislation. i said what are you going to do? i said what if you can't get the deal making done? they'll have to scrap it and put it aside. they're very set on handling tax reform soon and next. >> cat, are you surprised by this much opposition from the gop? >> no. i did not speak with him on the phone, but i do agree with him. why are we giving -- >> i can give you his number. >> i

my colleague, neil cavuto, will continue the effort. neil, it's yours. neil: stuart, thank you very much. as stuart has told you, the dow spiked on the news and we got this out more on the notion that at least it's out, and both sides are criticizing it. democrats are planning a go-slow sort of a parliamentarian way to block this or at least stagger this out. health care and related stocks, insurers are doing well. some people look at that cynically and say, well, if they're happy, i shouldn't be happy. if they're convinced this isn't going to cost them as much or when it comes to insurers, they're going to make more money on this, maybe that isn't such a good thing for those of you who have when you need that coverage, that might not be the blessing it appears to be. for stockholders definitely. for their patients maybe not so much. but that is getting a little bit into the weeds here. let's focus on the bigger picture this is finally out there. there is bickering back and forth the timing of all of this, whether this is obamacare light. you heard all t

. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." did you think the president of the united states would pass up an opportunity to respond to james comey? remember when the former fbi director was telling senate questioners this? >> he asked specifically of loyalty in the context of asking me to stay. you've seen the picture of me walking across the blue room. and what the president whispered in my ear was, i really look forward to working with you. >> the president responded about an hour ago. >> he did say under oath that

neil cavuto should get that, starting now. ♪ >> we do know many more people, hundreds of thousands of people will die if this bill passes. thousands of people will die. i wish i did not have to say it. this is not me. this is study after study making this point. >> neil: hundreds of thousands, thousands upon thousands, studies anonymously sourced. it doesn't stop there. look who the left just brought back? member this one? >> if president trump keeps listening to paul ryan, we'll all be on the street. or something even

neil cavuto is the best in business and he's now. >> what does the president actually believe? does he believe climate change is a hoax? >> why has the administration backed away from using the words "climate change?" >> does the president believe in the climate change? would you have that conversation with him and report back to it? >> i will. >> neil: is it over? are we safe? after the president dropped out of this global environmental accord, i have expected this morning to wake up and lunge for a gas mask to see if i was safe. i d

. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." did you think the president of the united states would pass up an opportunity to respond to james comey? remember when the former fbi director was telling senate questioners this? >> he asked specifically of loyalty in the context of asking me to stay. you've seen the picture of me walking across the blue room. and what the president whispered in my ear was, i really look forward to working with you. >> the president responded about an hour ago. >> he did say under oath that you told him -- you said you hoped the flynn investigation -- >> i didn't say that. >> so he lied about that? >> well, i didn't say that. i will tell you, i didn't say that. >> did he ask youed to pledge -- >> and there's nothing wrong with that if i did say it according to what i read today. i didn't say that. >> did he ask for a pledge of loyalty from you? >> no, he did not. >> so he said those things under oath. would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version -- >> 100%. >> neil: all right. so you

includes kentucky senator rand paul who spoke to our own neil cavuto about it. watch. >> conservatives want a repeal bill. i want a bill that looks like a mutt feels like and is a repeal bill. my fear is when i look at this i keep reading it and it sounds like obamacare to me. doesn't even sound like a bear much -- obamacare like. it may be obamacare plus on the subsidy site. we can have a bill that spends more than obamacare the first couple of years and call that a repeal bill. liz: the senator's father joins me now. former texas republican congressman dr. ron paul. good to see you dr. poll. >> it's nice to see you. liz. liz: asherson right? >> e. is always right. he's on the right track. he has had good training. i don't know the details of this but the points i've heard them say and moving away from that and get away from the benefits to the big corporations guess he's right about that but this is a non-believable task. i'm sure nobody's going to come up with an answer. i'd like to see these people get together and write a bill and then get a past but that's

it with lou dobbs and neil cavuto. special coverage starts at 7 p.m. eastern time right here on fox business. well, that does it for us. we had a jammed-packed show. thank you for having us in your homes. "making money with charles payne" with charles payne. charles: great to see you as well. good evening, i'm charles payne. sales of recreational vehicles could offset concerns about the trump economic agenda. i'll explain it all later in the show. first, president trump doubling down on the travel ban, they should have stayed with the original travel ban, know the watered down one to the supreme court. and what's the difference? and will the twitter barrage create legal hurdles. first of all, let's explain to the audience, the distinctions between the first travel order from president trump and then the second one. >> so, in the first one, the issue that became prevalent was, of course, those that actually held valid visas. they were going to be caught up in this. so, there was a concern that valid visa holders would not be gained access to the united

. >> neil: all right. the perspective on this is amazing. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. watching "your world." two very different reads on what we heard james comey today. if you reason the democratic national committee, you're saying he set himself up with lies and according to tom perez, likely under investigation for obstruction of justice. a serious charge. now if you're ronna mcdaniel head of the republican national committee, you hear that it's far from the case. that questioners didn't lay a glove on the president and nobody thinks more of james comey than james comey. she will be joining us soon. and now the split read. either donald trump, they didn't lay a glove or him or the way you hear democrats tell it, he's in for a long hot summer. kevin corke with me. hey, kevin. >> what a day in washington. a day where we heard the former director of the fbi a liar and we also heard him say that he was fired because of his role in the ongoing russian investigation. a charge that the white house denies. the president's private attorney, marc kasowitz spoke to the reporte

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto. we have headlines like this one on the russia probe. all quoting anonymous sources. americans should question all reports where sources are not named. this is john roberts with the very latest. >> yeah, rather bizarre when rod rosenstein released the statement urging americans to use caution with stories from anonymous sources. there's a lot of sources out there. we don't know who is leaking, maybe somebody in the intelligence community or somewhere else. a lot of people are leaking about this investigation. one of the leaks the other night that president trump was now under investigation for possible obstruction of justice. that prompted this tweet from the president this morning. i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man that told me to fire the fbi director? witchhunt." sources close to president said that the president was not acknowledging or confirming that he's under investigation. merely reflecting back media reports that suggested that he was. this is a program by the president even though he's trying to un

neil cavuto is next on fox news. >> neil: all right. we will continue to monitor these developments in brussels as well. as you indicated, seems like everything is okay there. unless we get news otherwise. we will bring you right back there. meantime, closer to home, what is happening in the peach state that has reverberations across the country. here's an example. >> everybody should watch me putting on my "i voted" sticker isn't my opponent can't do that today. >> this race is about what is important. access to healthcare.

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