after the chemical red line. martha: all right. more to come on this compelling story. general jack keane, thank you very much. and go army, congratulations on the big win in the big game. [laughter] it was a long time coming. [laughter] martha: all right. thanks a lot. bill: 15 years, in fact, congrats. fox news alert, members of congress asking to see the evidence about russian election interference. that briefing has been can canceled. we ll talk to a house member on intel on that coming up. markets about to open, in fact, they opened one minute ago. interest rates were raised for the second time in ten years. how will the street respond? how can you make money? different world? stay tuned.
raised a certain amount of money based on their savings, and that savings was depleted badly because of fed policy. right. bill: now, it s only a quarter point. does it matter? it does matter because the ball starts to move north. it s not going to make a significant change in their lives overnight, but perhaps some of these cost of living adjustments will come along with it. certainly, they ve gotten the short end of the stick, retirees and people who saved their money have been decimated by fed policy over the last 30 years, to be quite frank. it s a move in the rights direction. it helps savings, annuities. by the way, pension funds, federal, city, even corporate severely undervalued. the market keeps going up like this, people can rest easy that their pensions are safe as well. bill: wow. i get the sense you re buying american these days. it s a beautiful thing. bill: thanks, charles. see ya, bill. martha: the u.s. oil industry hoping this new administration will make it ea
the head of apple, steve cook and on down the line. martha: one of the main criticisms of the obama administration was that they had nobody from the private sector, and now one of the criticisms the trump team is getting is they have too many people from the private sector. quite obviously, donald trump is divide comfortable quite comfortable. bill: and i think that last comment too, listen, he s pretty much saying it s an open door. if you ve got ideas, come and tell us, and we re going to work with you. these companies that have a lot of money overseas, they re going to try and work to get that money back here in the u.s., and if that happens, the dow could break 20,000. martha: they re going to pick up the phone, no doubt about it, just based on what we re hearing. bill: i think it might be a trillion net worth there. packed show. in a moment, nancy pelosi s daughter also a california elector making the case that hacking may have tipped the scales in the election. neil cavuto
and make no mistake about it, my friend, that is certainly a possibility. bill: so you have a federal law that prohibits funding for abortion except in case of rape and incest or to save the woman s life. how does the white house get around that ban in order to enact this new rule, kevin? reporter: okay. it s a little inside baseball, but i ve got to walk you through it really simply. inside washington we call this title x money. you may have heard title ix having to do with sports and opportunities for women, but this is title x, and it has to do with the federal family planning program and setting aside money for that sort of ties into what the white house is effectively doing here. because by requiring states to distribute dollars from title x of the public health service act without taking into account whether or not the recipient clinics do abortions or not, this edict lets the states be protected by tying the money to the larger, broader federal programs. and in case you re won
more now of the real story. new concerns over the future of obamacare after health insurance stocks tumbled. united health group cutting some $425 million future earnings almost entirely driven by losses on the affordable care act exchanges. united warning it may withdraw altogether in 2017. joining me now charles payne host of making money with charles payne. this huge news came out thursday. a lot of people were focused on the terrorism issues but the stock market took notice. i just want to show folks what happened. this chart over the last week, obviously the stock went down. it took a real look at that. that s a drubbing right there. a huge hit. it s recovered a little bit since then. and here s the thing. you know, unitedhealthcare had