it is dagen. >>. on the phone: at cancer center in wichita, had a patient walk in needs a doctor so good morning. >> i want to get reaction to this news, out of iran i don't know if you can hear me, i called you rodger i should say congressman apologies on that note but this news iran said i had breached the nuclear pact this as tensions clearly rising with iran what do you make of it where do we go from here? >> well, i think number one everyone take a deep breath we do not want a war with iran we don't want iran to have nuke number three we want iran to stop funding terrorists should be no surprise to anyone this is very predictable iran on the way to nuclear -- the last we want is iran with nuclear bomb, so the president has this under control i have full faith in him he inherited this problem president obama made a horrible deal he is trying to correct it getting through this together dagen: any sign european allies are on bored with us will help push iran back to the negotiating table. >> i think

dagen: u.s. trade tensions, eu trade sanctions after record close s&p 500 on the heels of a trade tries between u.s. and china again back to negotiating table we go with china now considering new tariffs on european union thanks like cheese scotch hogan what do you make of this. >> i understand that you and i am sure many of our viewers, watch this program and this channel, are worried about the scotch let me be very clear here we are not taking any action yet, this is a ruling by a court that basically said that the eu violated terms of the wto subsidizing an airline, we won that case, now waiting for a couple of things the comment period is on listening to public what they have to say about it, also we have to wait for arbitrary arbitrator tell us what we can and can't do here it is a little bit farther off we need to recoup some of the losses on subsidies that actually violated wto a while before scotch is in danger dagen don't worry about that. >> you clearly do not know where i am from if yo

dagen. dagen: thank you so much, cheryl. lee, i want to get your reaction to what peter teal said about elizabeth warren. >> i don't think she's the only threat. she has come out swinging. refrains the economic issues. i think it's a dangerous narrative. she's picking up momentum. i think kamala harris is one to watch there too because she is absolutely gaining momentum and has a great message and is resonating with her base. i would watch out for those two men would if i were donald trump. dagenpresidenttrump. dagen: elizabeth warren, raising her hand at the first debate in favor of taking away private insurance from 180 million americans. >> single payer. dagen: she believes the government and bureaucrats and politicians make better decisions about your own health insurance than people in private industry, than the company you work for, or you. it will be price controls and rationing and they will tell you which doctor you can go to. >> she doesn't believe you should have a private option. if you want healthcare for everyb

dagen: she just -- >> i want the information. dagen: i'm kidding. again, that's how these democrats are selling their idea of -- they call it medicare for all but it's not medicare for anybody. it gets rid of medicare, gets rid of private insurance in this country. but that is the messaging, is oh, dealing with the health insurance market is so difficult. let me, elizabeth warren, take that on for you. i'll make decisions about your coverage, what health services you'll get, what health services you'll want. that's the messaging. >> right. that's good messaging, because in the sense that americans are frustrated and we're right to be frustrated with many aspects of our healthcare system. costs are too high. we don't perceive we're getting value. there's so much paperwork and red tape we have to deal with it. it's frustrating to patients and frustrating to doctors. the answer to that is not more of the same reasons that created our frustrations in the first place which is misappropriate government regulation and financing of the system. we need to pe

dagen. >> thank you so much cheryl, and i'll tease the story that you have coming up, de blasio must go. [laughter] new york city fell into a blackout -- and this dude was in iowa. managing the crisis from iowa -- so i know it is a new york story but he is running for the democratic nomination talk about about that coming up. i can't wait. [laughter] i love -- people are angry. i can't even start yeah. we'll have that in a bit. but you know what you need to take trains run on time to keep light on that's pretty much -- the basic element of your job. [laughter] this guy can't even do that. and then we'll take you down south thank you cheryl extreme weather in the south. tropical storm barry leads much of louisiana underwater and it is taking a toll on gulf oil production what it means if prices at the pump as they rise. plus amazon prime day how a strike could impact you. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and

i didn't. >> jesse: dagen, are you getting a kick out of it? >> dagen: no, i hate feet. men's feet with the hair on their toes and they stick their feet through the -- the armrest and he looked down and you see -- >> greg: that! talk about righteous violence. when you see someone's foot come up on your arm, you have a right to cut off the foot. >> dagen: i have turned around and said do you mind if i shave the hair off those toes? >> jesse: greg will allow foot violence on planes. thousands of people in sweden getting tiny microchips implanted in their skin. instead of carrying around credit cards or cash, they swipe their hand as they pay for groceries or something. they can also monitor your health and you could swipe into work that way. >> greg: you have to weigh the costs and benefits. if this chip modulates her high blood pressure or your cognition, improves your cognition, if it has a health benefit, sure. if it's for convenience or you can just get into something faster, you are an idiot. you don't put something in your skin so that your atm works faster. you coul

dagen: right. and the fact that p opposition research pay ford by donald trump's opponents wound up being used to spy on a member of his campaign. the fact that that is astonishing to most americans. after robert mueller took over as the special counsel at what point did he know that there was no conspiracy with russia, there was no collusion, because the last fisa warrant was renewed in june of 2017 so it was sometime between then and when the next renewal would happen in the fall, but then there was another year until the midterm elections. so why did it take so long? >> right. exactly. mueller had over two years, literally millions of dollars and he produced a 400 some page report. i'll tell you, in the navy we talk bluff, bottom line, up front. here's the bottom line. there's no obstruction, no collusion. the democrats are dragging mueller to the judiciary committee for just political theater. they don't want the american people to know the far left agenda that they're undertaking right now in

hey, casey. >> hey, dagen. the outcome of this is the delegation actually of the congressional hispanic caucus. there were about 14 democratic lawmakers in total in attendance. they visited two border patrol locations in and around el paso. facilities holding children and family members. following the tours, it wasn't just ocasio-cortez who was speaking out. virtually all of them said they were shocked by what they saw and recounted the same toilet water accusations as the congresswoman. listen. >> these are the conditions that have been created by the trump administration. these are the inhumane conditions that folks are facin facing. >> the border patrol and the white house denying these allegations, saying that the migrants and their care are in fact being treated humanely. >> as i said earlier, we don't treat people that way. we provide fresh water, we provide food, we provide sanitary items as well as items for bathing and personal hygien hygiene. >> as for the report by the "washington examiner" that you

dagen: nile, it's dagen again. how does borris johnson handle, in terms of first order of business, let's talk about the british oil tanker that was seized by iran, what does he do in that regard, do you suspect? >> well, borris johnson really has to project strength and resolve. we haven't seen that from theresa may. she's handled the iran issue extremely badly. and i do believe that borris johnson needs to take an entirely different approach. he needs to recognize that the iran nuclear deal, the jcpoa agreement is dead in the water. he needs to join the united states in enforcing sanctions against iran. we need to see the end of britain just following eu foreign policy and theresa may basically followed the policies of brussels, berlin and paris on the iran front and this kind of weakness actually has only emboldened the iranians. we need to stand up to iranian aggression. we need to strengthen the sanctions that are in place. britain needs to get out of the jcpoa, iran nuclear deal, which is a disaster. britain

>> dagen: you've been fishing. >> juan: but he could release it. >> dagen: he wanted to take a little little bit. >> tyrence: you catch a shark and bring it and to show it off. >> dagen: absolutely, one more thing is up next. the right here. ♪ ♪ >> time now for "one more thing." remember when you guys were little and you had a loose tooth and one of the ways you could go about getting it out of your mouth is that you tie a string around it and then to the doorknob and then slam the door? this little girl from oklahoma had a different idea. ties it to a ball on the tee, hits it, and knocks are toothless. got to give it to her, that's one way to do it. another way to do it, by your swag at fox news -- shop -- a free tote bag if you buy more than $50 worth of gear. so go there and check it out. it carries a tote with all the stuff in it for the picnics. >> i will take you -- >> i might never come home. >> i got all my teeth still, thank goodness. be me up. take a look at these pictures. at those little dogs are not in the store window, they are on facebook and they're wearing tinfoil

. >> dagen: by the way, it did not come from britain. it came from the united states source of all the crazy stories. florida. >> jesse: if there were chopsticks, it was probably an asian restaurant. >> dagen: before we move on i will add that there is something, a dish called a dancing squid and you put sodium on the muscles and there is an electric response. >> dan: i will pass on the movement, thank you. >> dagen: after that horrifying video, maybe you are thinking, it is time to go vegan. you are in luck, because baskin-robbins is launching a plant-based ice cream. the company says it is trying to look at the growing food trend, providing some of the vegan delicacies. >> jesse: going vegan? >> dagen: they are all vegan. >> dan: you have assured us. a >> greg: i lactose intolerant. >> dan: be ready for the next segment, folks. >> capri: where are the happy cows? >> jesse: this is pretty good pretty good. a >> greg: if i find out that this is a prank. i will sue you. >> jesse: i kind of like it. >> greg: i will sue the hill out of you.

dagen, what would you do? would you cry? >> greg: that was sexist. >> dagen: yes. >> greg: i would cry. >> dagen: you are freaking out when this is happening. delta like it's a f minus for its response. they give people $30 food vouchers. i had to sit on the delta flight once next to somebody with a raging staph infection that was visible all over his body. and i got nothing. >> dana: not even 30 bucks to eat. >> greg: looking at that, i listen to things that i don't like to look at on planes. other people's bare, hairy toes in sandals. some guy carrying a big lunch that he just got at the termina. a skittish lady with her therapy parrot. >> jesse: i agree, no flip-flops. closed toes. >> greg: unless you have sexy toes. >> dana: no one does. >> jesse: 11. >> juan: i've never seen his toes. >> jesse: the plane. >> juan: i thought people told me that it fell off. it catches on fire and the smoke comes into the cabin, that would scare me. it would freak me out. >> dana: everybody's okay. >> jesse: the forecast ca

>> dagen: she's very well i've been rehearsed. >> lisa: dagen, i think steve hits the nail on the head. we saw in 2010, i was at the nrcc, democrats lost singularly for one reason. it was obamacare. if you take away people with private insurance that you take away their health care, it freaks people out and they show up at the ballot box. so i do think that's the danger of democrats if they move forward with bernie sanders' medicare for all. i'm not necessarily saying that a democratic candidate can't win with some of the 6 policy positions. ultimately what would happen if a candidate like that wins is the policy positions will be normalized by the democratic party, they will then be normalized by the media, and then those policy positions will no longer seem so out of sync with mainstream america. >> harris: that's an interesting observation. >> dagen: speaking mainstream america from a lesson of the president during his first campaign ad during the debate. he's a snippet >> raise your hand if your plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. >> they are all the same. they

dagen: politically it might. again f you've had to deal with sharp elbows in a business and that certainly will serve you well dealing with a businessman president. >> certainly, by the way, if you want to debate stephen moore's policy -- maria: all right, we will get to that. meanwhile president trump is not backing down in the census fight, finding way another to get around citizenship question, we have revised plan coming up when we come back, mid-air scare, passengers injured after intense turbulence in the sky, what the travelers are saying about the cabin chaos, stay with us. so ...how are you feeling? on a scale of one to five? one to five? it's more like five million. there's everything from happy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. turn problems into opportunities. thanks drone. customers into fanatics change the whole experience. alr

dagen: antjuan, it's dagen mcdowell. nancy pelosi, the speaker, knows that it takes more than a big social media profile. >> absolutely. dagen: ability to take a really good photograph to lead and ultimately do the right thing and i point to nancy pelosi getting her caucus together to vote for that aid to the border to health and human services to help unaccompanied minor who is were in the united states, aoc did not vote for that. >> she did, look, i don't want to pour water on aoc's side or any other 3 members who may not have voted with the speaker, i think that everybody has their own individual politics within the caucus, we've seen that on the republican side as well with the tea party and the traditional conservative parts of the caucus but i think what republicans seeing as traditional things within our party and diversity we have within the democratic party, i just don't think we can allow the differences in votes of legislation distract us from the big picture and return us to majority in 2020. maria: all right

dagen: exactly. jon: i'm going to -- the fed hasn't answered the most important question on what they are doing with the balance sheet, not just how big or small but how many long-term bonds they will hold, they haven't resolved the question, there's uncertainty about the balance sheet, i think you raised a very very important question, on interest rates, they have expectation so much about interest rates that, you know, and the stock market has risen on that, that if they don't follow through on cut is that going to lead to big selloff in the stock market. >> i think it will lead to selloff but nothing like we saw last year, that's your entry point for those of us who haven't been able to get at the higher end and the last thing, the yield curve, so historically you get a lot of noise in first 4 to 5 years, the 2 years, 10 years, 3 month to 10 years, i look at 2's and 30's, that's your best recession indicater, we are still at positive 60 basis which is not that -- that steep but it is positive, so

dagen? >> they need to come up with a way any of these people who are proposing medicare for all and getting rid of internal combustion engines in this country, how they are going to answer president trump, if there's a nominee, because he will hammer them on that. maria: you're right. we will cover it all tomorrow. great to have everybody today. thanks for joining us. that does it for us. i will see you 2:00 for the fed. we are expecting a quarter point cut. "varney & company" starts right now. stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. apple is in transition, moving away from technical innovation, moving towards services and investors love it. revenue from fee subscriptions, the service sector of the business, now running almost $1 billion a week. that side of the business is doing very well. iphone revenue, not so shabby. coming in at almost $26 billion. here's something new. apple will co-brand a credit card with goldman sachs. the stock this morning prema

. >> harris: thank you, dagen. fox news alert now, the fallout from former special counsel robert mueller's testimony on capitol hill continues. president trump claiming a victory, a big win, as democrats vowed not to at the brakes on the various investigations. this is "outnumbered overtime," and merrill faulkner taking a victory lap and calling mueller's hearing a devastating day for the democrats. after seven hours of grueling sessions across two committees of the formal special counsel, fell short of the bombshell testimony many democrats had expected. but they say mueller refuted some claims. key ones made by the president, as they vowed to move forward with their investigation. joining us now, first up, cut democrat gives us a lien is very outspoken when it comes to things

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, dagen? >> i think it is a huge deal that you have a democratic candidate for president going after one the big tech companies. again she is is seeking $million in taj but shines light. this is again the dislike of the abuse of people's privacy. and companies it is a bipartisan issue that left and right are well the left and say president trump and some people in the republican party are united on this. this is when you have people far right and far left coming together on an issue this is not good news with the technology. elizabeth warren and ted cruz. right? both agreeing on it that they want to break up companies. >> i slightly disagree. i think this is a -- a publicity stunt i think now it is the hot thing to pick on tech companies. pane i think it's not a $50 million lawsuit it is a $50 million advertising campaign for the rest of the political career. it seems cool to sue google. >> i don't think so they are censoring conservative voices we've seen evidence of it and they've messed war

dagen: you know what? an american company isn't going to come into your country and steal your intellectual property and steal your information. congress is putting the hammer down on buying railcars from china. again, because of the backdrop, because of what president trump has done, i don't mean to die dress but shining a light on huawei and what huawei's intentions are aroun and what te communist government's intentions are around the world, in terms of stealing information and stealing intelligence and trying to dominate the globe, maybe china's aircraft down the road ills not really the sales force that boeing is. maria: no wonder they've got their own aircraft now. they've been studying boeing's technology for long enough. they've got the whole model and know how to build it and they're doing just that in china. >> but they won't be a buyer anymore. maybe they'll be making their own aircraft instead of buying from us. maria: i would push back on that. i think they're probably going to be buying some,

dagen, the fed meets on the 30th and 31st, right? dagen: right. is this an economy that needs an interest rate cut at this point? >> i'm not there. i don't think so. but we'll get one regardless. maria: do you think it will be 25 basis points on the 31st? >> i do. we may be surprised. the inverted yield curve is what's driving this. i don't see it -- i mean, the earnings numbers have been outstanding from the standpoint of revenue growth, has been particularly strong. and margin expansion in this environment is a real coup, i think. maria: jonathan is an expert on china, give us your take on china and the u.s. in terms of the national security risks. do you think we'll see a deal. >> people are headed back to the table on the negotiations. maria: they'll talk in shanghai next week. >> that's right. things are resuming. the deeper u.s.-china competition, i'd be curious your take on this. to what extent are chief investment officers factoring this in. do people understand what's at stake as china looks to overtake the united states military and econ

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis and fox news anchor dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor lisa boothe, former dnc interim chair and fox news contributor donna brazile and nationally syndicated radio host and former cia analyst buck sexton. he is a "outnumbered." we are happy to hear -- have you with international topics. >> melissa: it could be useful. let's get to it north media hailing president trump historic meeting with north korean kim jong un as a victory for peace. the two spoke for nearly an hour yesterday at the heavily fortified demilitarized zone which divides the north korean peninsula. they agreed to restart nuclear talks which broke down earlier this year. the president also says he's open to the possibility of kim jong un visiting the white house. watch this. >> just asked him outside, you know what, we will go over the there. we will see. but i would certainly extend the invite, but i actually mentioned out there, anytime he wants to do it. >> melissa: life at the white house with the latest, rich. >> president trump after historic events this weekend expr

dagen, you're from san francisco. beautiful city, important american city has been just destroyed effectively. do you agree that this is like much ado about nothing -- >> no, that's homeless crisis in san francisco. i lived there a year. it was happening then. there's a very light touch among politicians in california in dealing with the homeless and impacts everybody, the taxpayers. it's just -- they're trying to blame president trump for a problem of their making. a $21 billion surplus this year in california. so it's not a money problem. the mayor -- >> there's $1.5 trillion -- >> they have money coming from silicon valley. how do they spend it? not to clean up the homeless problem and help these people. the mayor tried to blame the federal government, but there's $120 million still going from the feds to the homeless authority in l.a. >> it comes down to policy. it's not just suddenly everybody got kicked out of their apartment, right? or decided to not live in a house. there's regulations about housing, about who

dagen: good morning to everyone, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. monday july the first, u.s.-china trade truce, say that 7 times fast, president trump meeting with xi jinping agree to go get talks back on track, the news pushing markets higher as we kick off the second half of the year and look at them go at 267 point gain on the dow futures this morning, the dow and s&p 500 poised to hit new records at the open and we are coming off what was a strong, strong first half of the year, the best june since 1938 for the dow, the s&p having its best first half of the year in 22 years. we will follow up with that this morning, in the meantime historic meeting, president trump first president to cross dmz demilitarized zone, meeting with kim jong un, what this could mean for denuclearization in the region. more trouble for boeing, the department of justice probe reportedly extending beyond the grounded 737 max jets, those details ahead. and big money moves in the nba, kevin durant heading east to brooklyn along with another big star, mornings with maria be

dagen: we will send it over to dagen mcdowell. dagen: fake meat over fake news. focus on earnings, big morning coming up, dow components, jpmorgan, goldman sachs, johnson & johnson all reporting before the opening bell as well as wells fargo and dominoes, we have the numbers and full analysis, big tech, the senate looking into facebook's proposed crypto currency libra as others question apple, amazon, google asking if they pose a threat to competition. president donald trump versus progressive democrats, the war of words getting bigger, deepening, we've got the latest on this very public feud and what it means for all of us. billion peter teal warning google could be threat for working with china. mornings with maria start right now. ♪ ♪ dagen: big show coming up this morning, health and human services alex azar is here, fox news senior strategist analyst retired four-star general jack keane, cfra director of e equity research ken leon who will give us analysis of banks this morning, tom reed and former ice acting director, former acting general of homeland s

dagen: good morning, good morning, ladies, good morning, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo this morning, tuesday july 2nd, top stories at almost 6:00 a.m. eastern time, new tariff threat, the u.s. is considering hitting the european union with $4 billion in tariffs and could affect items on your grocery shopping list. record rally on wall street. optimism for u.s.-china trade deal pushing the s&p 500 to record close, sixth for the year dow and nasdaq still away from record prices. border crisis, the latest on the controversy ahead. plus, nike pulls its patriotic sneaker because colin kaepernick intervenes, see the shoe, wall on the back, you are not going to find it, details ahead. cfra strategist, lindsey bell, cofounder tom beven along investment banker ceo of the brewer group, jack brewer, you will have to wait later in the hour to find out what you think about nike pulling the shoe. >> i'm itching, i'm itching, ready to talk about it. apparently colin kaepernick placed a phone call and they pulled the shoe. >> i can't wait for that, we want to check on futures, s&p did

. >> they might have something to they about dagen mcdowell, mornings with maria starts right now. dagen: i don't know what i would do without my fur babies, wednesday july 3rd, top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. another record day on wall street, the s&p 500 closing at new all-time high for second day in a row. seventh of the year, what's driving the market and where we go from here. remembering a legend, lia dead of age of 84, father of ford mustang and for saving chrysler, he became the pitchman for chrysler in 1980's, we will look back at his life and his legacy ahead. nike, meantime playing defense, the company standing by decision to pay pull patriotic betsy ross flag sneaker, record quarter for tesla, stock surging up more than 8% in premarket trading, what's behind delivery boost, that's coming up. mornings with maria starts right now. ♪ ♪ dagen: early happy fourth, 55-point gain on the dow, futures, s&p and nasdaq 100

right now, it is all harris. >> harris: thank you, dagen. fox news alert, president trump declaring the witch hunt over after a judge tossed out a dnc lawsuit against his 2016 campaign. the news, it's "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the president celebrated a federal judge's decision to dismiss a dnc lawsuit accusing the trump team of conspiring with the russians during the 2016 election. the president tweeted, "it's a vindication and exoneration," and declared "witch hunt ends." he treated more this morning. "such a great victory in court yesterday on the russian hoax. the greatest political scam in the history of our country. treason. hopefully the attorney general of the united states and all of those working with him to fight out in great detail what happened. never again!" i think that's four exclamation points. john roberts out from the north lawn. >> harris, good afternoon to yo you. this is from april 2018, the filing named the russian government, the trump campaign, wikileaks, and other defendants alleging a conspiracy

. >> harris: thank you, dagen. fox news alert now, the fallout from former special counsel robert mueller's testimony on capitol hill continues. president trump claiming a victory, a big win, as democrats vowed not to at the brakes on the various investigations. this is "outnumbered overtime," and merrill faulkner taking a victory lap and calling mueller's hearing a devastating day for the democrats. after seven hours of grueling sessions across two committees of the formal special counsel, fell short of the bombshell testimony many democrats had expected. but they say mueller refuted some claims. key ones made by the president, as they vowed to move forward with their investigation. joining us now, first up, cut democrat gives us a lien is very outspoken when it comes to things like impeachment. thank you for being the program. first fall, one of the people to push for impeachment of the house. congressman al green has said there were no moments. it wasn't what you had hoped for. did you really think bob mueller w

dagen: good luck. >> it's all earnings. boeing, fang, gdp on friday. not to be overshadowed by mueller. dagen: well done, jackie, james and chris. "varney & company" starts right now. stuart, it's all yours. stuart: thank you. good morning, dagen. good morning, everyone. forget any constraints on spending or borrowing. there's a budget deal. both sides have agreed. we are going to spend more and borrow more even though we are already overspending by a trillion a year and our debt is now $22 trillion. the democrats like this deal because it opens the spinnet on domestic spending for social programs. the republicans like it because a crisis has been kicked two years down the road and there's more money for defense. and the president likes it because it will probably stimulate the economy right before the election. yes, there is a bottom line here. no administration has been able to cut government spending and there will be no cuts for at least two years. like it or not, we are big spenders and big borrowers, too. >>> now look at this. boris johnson is th

good morning, dagen. good morning, everyone. christmas in july has begun. amazon prime days are off and running. 18 countries, a million deals. amazon won't give official numbers but the analysts expect more than $5 billion worth of stuff will be ordered in the next 48 hours. it's an extravaganza. walmart's in this, too. they have four days of deals. ebay has crash deals. target is joining in. you add it all up, this is now as big a retailing event as black friday or back-to-school. >>> let's get to the markets. yes, it is monday morning and we're starting out with new highs. a good start, i'd say. last week, the value of all stocks went up $225 billion. we're up $10.1 trillion since the election of donald trump. this monday morning, the dow's going to be up about 50, modest gain for the s&p, but look at that nasdaq. up about one-third of 1%, 24 points up. big tech looks like it's rallying today. >>> earnings season has begun. good numbers from citi this morning. it's goldman tomorrow, ibm wednesday, microsoft thursday. >>> how about this from peter teal. g

the read from "after the bell" cohost connell mcshane, "evening edit" host elizabeth macdonald and dagen mcdowell. if the consensus is we see a cut, the only issue is do we see more after that? a lot depends on what powell says afterwards, right? >> correct. probably more, if you look back at when the fed did not foul up and made -- in 1995 and 1998, they made three small reductions over a few months and -- neil: that was it. >> it was an insurance policy. '98, remember, you old coot, think back to '98, there was an impeachment crisis, there was the russian debt default and long-term -- neil: why do you assume i don't remember any of this? >> because i'm 20 years older than you are. neil: no, it's the other way around. but that's fine. the rap against the federal reserve doing this is we don't have to do it, that we are pretty strong, economy is chugging along nicely and we're just trying to mimic what the rest of the world is doing. fatal mistake. >> remarkably absurd, to my personal opinion, if you wanted it. what do we want? does the president want negative rates in europe? and where

i am dana perino with dagen mcdowell, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." embattled labor secretary alex acosta vigorously defending his 2008 lead deal with sex offender jeffrey epstein. epstein's arrest in new york. the secretary saying that the millionaire is a bad man who deserves to be in jail but is also standing by his actions as a prosecutor in florida. a cost of claiming state officier

good morning ladies good morning everyone i'm dagen mcdowell in for mile-an-hour march your top stories at 6 a.m. eastern. another big day of earnings dow component coke cola travelers reporting this morning along with haverly davidson jetblue full analysis and what to expect as earning season rolls on. a higher open this morning 66 point gain on dow futures after a winning day on wall street yesterday. barely. making a deal the white house in congress reaching an agreement on spending and raising the debt ceiling. we have the details. and the if downside boeing economic impact the grounding of the 737 max taking a toll on overall economy on airlines, suppliers, gdp we break that down and count down to mueller. the former special counsel set to testify tomorrow with the department of justice saying that bob mueller must stick to what was in the public two volume mueller report we preview big hear and who might be disappointed when all is said and done mornings with maria starts right now. ♪ joining the conversation this morning fox business jackie delaware angeles editorial page edito

we have a big show this morning joining conversation right now fox business dagen mcdowell and james freeman and atlas and offer of china vision jonathon d.c. war great to see you this morning. first time on the panel jonathon about, welcome. >> thank you good to be here. we want to get your expertise on

i am jesse watters along with dan mangino, greg gutfeld, dagen mcdowell, it is 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five" ." are you ready for witch hunt 2.0? get ready, because that's what the democrats are gearing up for. after mueller's testimony failed to deliver the knockout blow to trump's presidency that they promised, nancy pelosi and her pals are revealing their new plans to go after president trump president trump. >> we are filing an application for the material underlying the muelle

join the conversation this morning dagen mcdowell manage partner mike murphy and bud commons on deck this morning former federal prosecutor and fox news contributor for a preview of special counsel robert mueller's testimony later this morning, and as for capital executive chairman and wppc talk about britain new prime minister arizona congressman member of the house judiciary committee joining us this morning also to

mornings with maria starts now good morning dagen. >> good morning ladies in for maria bartiromo monday july 15th your top stories at 6 a.m. eastern. markets poised for a higher open looking to push to new all time highs. this following a record setting week for the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500, all three major market gauges rising to new highs on friday. the s&p 500 closing above 3,000 the very first time. investors have their eyes on earnings. second quarter earning season kicks into high gear this week big banks reporting will kick off with city this morning. we've got everything that you need to know. barry still dumping massive amount of rain, the storm hitting land at the hurricane causing damage and descrupghting oil production of the gulf of mexico. now downgraded to a tropical depression. but stl a danger as it heads north. we have a live report from on the ground. high-tech threat millionaire peter teal is reportedly calling for an investigation into google over its work with china. what these ailses could mean going forward. mornings with maria starts right now. >>♪ a big show c

. ♪ ♪ maria: big show this morning, fox business network dagen mcdowell wall street journal editor mat murray and cfo strategist lindsey bell. great to see you this morning. >> good morning. maria: a lot to talk about today, big night last night and big day today, top story this hour 2020 democrats facing off and sounding off in detroit, economy, jobs and trade, hillary vaughn was there, round 2, part 1 of democratic debate, she joins us live, good morning to you, hillary. >> good mor

. >> dagen: >> melissa: peter doocy live in iowa following several candidates campaigning the state today. pete? >> melissa, a few days after mayor pete admitted before 18 million debate watchers that the south bend police department is not more diverse because he couldn't get that done, he is in chicago now trying to explain himself to civil rights activists. >> looks, when you are new on the scene and you are not from a community of color, you've got to work much harder in order to earn that trust. because trust is largely a function of quantity time. i'm committed to doing that work. >> joe biden was also challenged on issues of race relations at last week's debate and it appears to have dented his strong lead in the polls. here in iowa he's down to 24% in a brand-new suffolk poll of caucus goers, and a candidate who called him out, kamala harris, has surged to second place. within striking distance and single digits of biden at 16% behind harris in iowa elizabeth warren at 13%, and bernie sanders at 9%. despite flipping to single digits in iowa, the sender's campaign believes there ar

i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo monday july 22nd. your top stories at 6 a.m. eastern. another big week of earnings, this time we've got big tech names including facebook, twitter, google parent alphabet all reporting this morning the focus is on halliburton we have the numbers coming up. futures reporting to a higher hope this morning growing tensions with iran prime minister troughs may holding an emergency meeting following the seizure of a u.k. tanker by iran revolutionary guard this latest oil and prices higher. lion king roaring at box office. but it is not the only disney film breaking records this weekend. the details straight ahead. mornings with maria starting right now. we have a big show coming up this morning maria exclusive interview is on deck with bank of america chairman and ceo brian they talk about everything from the debt ceiling to trade and more you don't want to miss it and joining conversation this morning pollster and partner president lee carter and mitch rochelle and market strategist at third seven advisors michael bloc much to discuss. mike

i am jesse watters along with dan mangino, greg gutfeld, dagen mcdowell, it is 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five" ." are you ready for witch hunt 2.0? get ready, because that's what the democrats are gearing up for. after mueller's testimony failed to deliver the knockout blow to trump's presidency that they promised, nancy pelosi and her pals are revealing their new plans to go after president trump president trump. >> we are filing an application for the material underlying the mueller report. we

dagen: not happening. >> i know. dagen: not happening. thank you all so much. stuart, i leave you with this, quoting another individual. facts don't care about your feelings. stuart: facts don't care about your feelings. i will try to work that one out for the next three hours. good morning to you. good morning, everyone. sure looks like america's biggest companies are making a ton of money. it's profit reporting time and the big names are doing well. many of the market watchers on the program have said solid profits will push the market higher. that's what they say. so look at this. the dow will open at a new high, only just, up about 12 points. but it's going to be pushing well above 27,300. who would have thought. a fractional gain for the s&p and fractional loss for the nasdaq. but what we're looking at is new highs for the dow after some individual stocks literally minutes from now. all right. >>> watch out, google. peter thiel is coming after you and so is the president. thiel appeared with tucker carlson last night. he wants the fbi and cia to investigat

dagen: thank you, all. the u.s. flag has 13 stripes on it. you offended by that? >> no. dagen: okay. boom. love you. what a great conversation all morning. love you much. "varney & company" starts right now. david, take it away. david: good morning. i am david asman. stuart is on vacation this week. big corporate story of the morning, nike pulling a usa-themed sneaker just ahead of the july 4th holiday. this after colin kaepernick reportedly told the company it shouldn't sell the flag shoe. he says some people find the early american flag offensive. the news not having a big impact on nike stock this morning. it's going to be -- looks like it's down just a tick when the market opens in 30 minutes. and we are looking at a slightly lower open for the overall markets. trade tensions could be the reason. u.s. is threatening to impose tariffs on $4 billion worth of goods this time from the eu. >>> the big political story of the day, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez going after the border patrol during a visit to a migrant detention facility. wait until you hear the shoc

dagen: if i were to ask you for a three-month projection, where do you think we land? >> so, i think that the market is really between 50 and $60 a barrel, on the low side, due to the economic factors. i think we could really get back to wti at $50 a barrel. but if the missiles start flying in the persian gulf due to tensions between iran and the u.s., you're going to be back at $65 and even higher. deirdre: thank you so much. great insights. >> thank you for having me. deirdre: still ahead, the june jobs report, economists predicting 160,000 jobs added to the u.s. economy, unemployment rate expected to hold steady at 3.6%. full coverage begins in four minutes on "mornings with maria." ♪ life goes on. ♪ la, la, how the lives goe lif. . twenty-four people came together to sign an agreement that created the stock exchange. just the right elements coming together. it started when scores more people came together, just down the street and traded bonds that helped pay for the revolution, and the nation it created. it started in an office on the corner where the right pe

dagen: i gave you two extra seconds. let me say good morning to everyone. stuart: this will be a good week for your money with the biggest names in business telling us how much profit they will make and how much they expect to make in the future, all of that is me and potatoes for stocks. profits are up over 80% above last year keeping stock prices closest to record level in this week all eyes are on tech. tessier-- tesla reports wednesday, amazon google thursday, the twitter friday and i think we are starting out this monday morning with the market moving higher. there's a report in leading hong kong newspaper that american trade negotiators will fight to basing-- beijing for talks later this week took the dow jones about 200 points away from all-time high, up about 50 at the open. s&p below 3000, but the nasdaq nice gain about a half a percentage point up for the nasdaq composite. chuck schumer went to the border and said this is heart wrenching. this has to end it now. he didn't offer a solution. president trump once a border crisis meeting with him. mik

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dagen: happy fourth, everybody. david, take it away. david: have a very happy fourth of july. god bless you both. good morning, everybody. i'm david asman. stuart is off this week. washington, d.c. is getting ready for president trump's salute to america. the country's military might will be on full display. is the president, though, injecting politics into the fourth of july? lot of democrats are saying that. we have the story for you. >>> meanwhile, the president dropping plans to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census form. decision coming just days after the supreme court ruled against the administration in a case related to that. >>> tesla is the stock to watch today. it had a record second quarter. it actually delivered finally, delivering more cars than in any prior three-month period. overall, stocks are moving slightly higher ahead of the opening bell. remember, this is a shortened day of trading because of the july 4th holiday. the market closes at 1:00 p.m. eastern for the fourth of july. >>> we are remembering an icon in the business world. the ultimate sale