times. amid a massive data scandal that compromised the personal information of now 87 million users. maybe more. he said he really didn t know. zuckerberg is taking some of the blame but says he won t step down. well, what can we expect? fox business network deidre bolton, first time on the program. you are covering the hearing. tell me, deirdre, is he the right person to be out front? he is the founder and ceo. the controlling shareholder. he has shares, ten to one voting rights to every other kind of share out there. he would be an awfully hard person to replace. yes, he s definitely the right person. he has openly said i accept responsibility, i am not firing anyone. i accept responsibility. the shocking headline, you referenced the 87 million versus 57 million, which we knew with cambridge analytica. the shocking headline for me was
market sentiment also shifted on another report that president trump is softening on a key nafta negotiation point, keeping the trade attention focused on china and not extending it to our biggest trading partner, canada or to mexico. as one trader told me, one trade fight with one country is more than enough. so none of these tariffs go into effect immediately and there is a possibility they never will if the u.s. and china can agree on terms. american companies have until may 22nd to raise objections in d.c. with more than a month ago, most trader say count on volatility. we will see more stock market swings like today until more global trade details are known. chris? back to you. chris: buckled up, deirdre. thank you. canada s foreign minister says her country, mexico, and the u.s. are making good progress in reworking the nafta trade pact. she says there is still work to do. texas governor greg abbott asked the trump administration to
bret, don t feel sorry for him. he is still the world s richest man. his personal net worth is still northwards of $100 billion. i wanted to mention, too, chamber of commerce backing up more or less amazon and in fact the executive vp, the largest business group in the state, criticizing a tax by government officials, they did not hang the president particularly, against american companies, saying it is inappropriate for government officials to use their profession position to an american company. with that, we have to read the situation between president trump, his tweets, and amazon. the share closed higher today, up 17%. bret: okay, deirdre, thank you. more on with us the panel. president trump seems to have the back of and embattled environmental agency chief scott pruitt. president gave him a pet top during a phone conversation yesterday, sources tell us, there are still concerns about recent negative headlines. in other words, that does not
have the fbi and the justice department normally at least in our minds very much kept apart from whatever partisan tensions there may be and now with this dragged front and center it does seem to be adding a little bit to the anxiety and then as many people point out listen if you re in a nine-year bull market and have a few days of selling don t cry. neil: yeah, they always say we re due for a correction. of course when it happens, it s never a pleasant experience. deirdre thank you very very much all right so what happens next now on this memo that could or could not move the markets say the house judiciary chair bob goodlatte joins us right now the first since the memo has been released chairman very good to have you thank you. good to be with you, neil. neil: you have heard that a lot of people have looked at this and said, you know, the only survivor still around in that memo is rod rosenstein. what do you think, should he go? well i m not going to call for action with regard
manner the president s address tonight. bret: deirdre, thank you. let s talk more about tonight. kellyanne conway is a counselor to the president. she joins me right now. thanks for being here. we just heard deirdre in new york talking about the economy, the markets today. for a president who touts the markets, when you see a big head like, is it a dangerous thing to tout the markets as much as he does? the president will recap that it s been a tremendous year for prosperity and security. there is no mistaking that the dow jones still over 26,000 made many record highs owing in large part to the centerpiece of his economic agenda, his tax cut but the regulatory framework getting online. not being so burdensome. energy development you ve seen, i think striking at the heart of obamacare. 30 million americans still do not have health insurance post-obamacare. repealing the individual mandate is part of the tax plan. all that is leading to untold prosperity and not just in the