it. the trump campaign saying it s holding near through nearly $53 million in donations in the first 24 hours after the historic guilty verdicts. the former president promising to appeal that verdict. the biden also fund raising off of it. no word on how much it has raised, but the current president is speak out about it, and we are all over it from what donors are saying to how voters are reacting. and we re all over president biden s son hunter preparing for, well, the first of his trials beginning monday, this one over felony gun charges in delaware. could hunter s legal mess actually overshadow donald trump s? and from the legal storms to the very real ones that are battering texas yet again. now several states across the plains and this start of hurricane season officially. so much going on. we start right now. neil: welcome, everybody, glad to have you, i m neil can cavuto. we ve got, obviously, the appeal on the part of donald j. trump. we re going to go to c.b. co
reporter: president biden is reportedly under a lot of pressure from democrats to showcase more empathy on the economy. neil. neil: madeleine, thank you very much for that. luke lloyd with me right now. love talking to lloyd because he never buys the consensus, to matter what it is. and you re challenging everything s hunky dory, right? you re not quite buying that. yeah. well, it s interesting the two worlds i live in, the world as a consumer with everybody else and then the investment world i live in, right? the consumer in me says who cares if inflation s at a .2%, .3% month month to over month, that doesn t impact me. my wallet s still hurting, right? the investment side, the stock market trades on all these different reports. so what s interesting, the stock market s a great predicter of election outcomes. there s something close in history, when the stock market has an intrayear draw down top to bottom of around 7%, the incumbent tends to win. when the stock market drops int
the market cratered. the senator selling up to $1.7 million in travel and hotel investments just a day after a closed-door briefing on the impact of the virus. burr has denied any wrongdoing and insists he made those decisions based on public news reports. allegations are troubling. reporter: but burr is not the only senator facing scrutiny for stock market trades as the crisis unfolded. dianne feinstein today saying she answered questions from the fbi and turned over documents she says show she had no involvement in her husband s transactions. senator loeffler, were you contacted by the fbi over your stock trades? reporter: senator kelly loeffler today not taking questions, but again denying any improper trading after selling off stocks the same day she was briefed on the virus back in january. loeffler, whose husband is the chair of the new york stock exchange, insisting their investments are handled by a third party, and she says she s not been served with any search warra
local school district and tell them you want to be part of the meals to you program. and david, we should note that everybody in this warehouse has been temperature checked and they re all wearing ppe for their own safety. david? just an incredible effort there in houston. will, thank you. tonight, top republican senator richard burr has now stepped aside from his post heading the intelligence committee, after the fbi served a warrant. they now have his cell phone, over stock market trades, as this was all beginning to unfold. here s pierre thomas. reporter: with the fbi intensifying its investigation into possible insider trading, richard burr today stepping aside as chair of the senate intelligence committee. this is a distraction to the hard work of the committee and the members and i think the security of the country is too important. reporter: overnight, agents serving burr with warrant, then confiscating his cell phone from his washington home. it s part of the inve