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quit. a industrial spoken of 30 points. nasdaq up 11 points. major indices look like this. the ft 100 up a fraction but the cac and dax and germany down a fraction. asia overnight markets higher across the board. nikkei average in japan as well as the hang seng in hong kong that two thirds of 1%. kospi up one and two thirds of a percent. new details in a deadly las vegas massacre. mandalay bay security guard was shot six minutes before the gunman began his rampage. have a new development changes the timeline for investigators and what that means now in the investigation. north korea threat on the rise. secretary of defense jim mattis joined the u.s. army to stand ready. the latest on the escalating tensions. many in hollywood remained silent over sexual harassment allegations against harvey one team. one major name for the fashion world coming to his defense. by donna karan is speaking out on behalf of the embattled. jemele hill and how it landed her in hot water. jedi's rejoice. >> he's always been there. and now it's a week. and they need help. maria: the new trailer sending "star wars" fans on the internet in their frenzy. joining me to talk all about it, fought his network dagen mcdowell. global economics editor jon hilsenrath and the army intelligence officer andrew peek is here. >> good to be here. >> good morning. dagen: good morning. the greatest device i've ever got about doing tv is not knowing when to speak, if knowing when to be quiet. if somebody puts a microphone in front of your face, donna karan, and asks you about harvey one dean, maybe you don't say women are asking for it. maria:.gone viral at this point. dagen: at the top trending pic on twitter. she's been lambasted by the left. she said you look at everything all over the world today and how women are dressing in what they are asking by just presenting themselves a way that they do. what are they asking for? trouble. i watched the video. maria: let's talk about who is speaking in. no word from some of the other people. a lot the time. coming up this morning during the conversation, fox news analyst retired general jack keane, and you're cumbersome and lee zeldin will weigh in on the tax plan plus former presidential candidate herman kaine is here. posting the new fox program, laura ingraham makes an appearance. ditto global cofounder john sculley is with us this morning. you don't want to miss a moment of it. kicking enough right now it wiki news this morning. of these 10 people dead. 100 hour reported missing in more than 1000 homes and businesses have been just great. fast-moving wildfires raged of much of california's wine country. adam housed is live in napa valley with the very latest on these evacuations. this is an incredible story. >> yeah, you know, fire burned through here in 1980 when i was eight years old. it burned down 350 homes back then. since i tend to rebuild in the last 35 years has been pretty significant. a lot of homes, businesses, wineries. cinderella winery what's left of it. people that know silverado trail on the east side of napa valley. really raced through here less than 24 hours ago in birds this facility down, burned out a number of homes done here including the tv show falcon crest just on the hill from us as well also burned to the ground. what they have been able to do is to save some homes from the air. you can see helicopters and planes flying throughout napa and sonoma counties. both areas have fire burning in those two counties alone. 15 in northern california. when i was out and about before sundown, i came across some crews from a couple different fire department won about 30 minutes from here come another unit from santa cruz. about two hours from here they were together in the eastern hills fighting to save the house do the same to home but it amazing to say they were fighting this were fighting these fires and they don't even know the area which makes it even more difficult. take a listen. >> it makes it difficult for us to get into areas we don't see. so we go along the houses and look at them before fired erin decided on the preparation the owners do it with pride bingo. >> the devastation through here is pretty significant. the country club down the street from where i have had a pga to her on sunday. the fire blew through there and there are a ton of homes burned to the ground. all the way up to the edge of some of the fairways where they are playing a couple hours earlier. maria: adam, thank you very much. we'll keep checking checking back with new developments. president trump taking steps to fill a promise made on the campaign trail, burning coal mining jobs back to america. administrator scott pruitt to formally withdraw from the clean power plant today. speaking in the coal mining town of hazard, kentucky, outlining the need for the robot. watch this. >> the epa had no federal agency should use authority to say to you we are going to declare war on any sector of our economy. that's wrong. it was wrong for the last administration to cut our war on: write for the administration to say the war is over. maria: this coming after the epa assessment of 2015 plan that called it an unlawful expansion of the agency's authority. stocks obtained by "the wall street journal." the obama administration targeted carbon emissions at power plants and became central to reducing admissions under the paris accords. last june president trump indicated his plan to withdraw the paris climate accord. john, this announcement he met by opposition. let's talk about this because you've got state environmental groups. attorney general of new york and california will sue to stop this repeal. i was looking at the beginning of litigation? these rules, one of the reasons many companies were not spending money, they were afraid of regulation that basically were handcuffed to do anything. >> in terms of litigation, the continuation of litigation because the obama administration's plan was challenged by the industry for being an unlawful use of the clean air act. this is the continuation of it. i think what it speaks to more broadly as the impact of this administration have been on the regulatory front. we spent a lot of time talking about what isn't happening in congress on tax overhaul, help overhaul. if you look at areas like labor markets, the epa powerplant, things like health and rolling back regulation on contraception, there is a lot happening on the regulatory front for the administration is having a real impact on industries in the economy. trade did that to make it a three-point 1% on the company is losing out because they see regulations coming back. >> even more really love the politics of this. i look pruitt in coal country in this midwestern states that trump has to win freeing up the economy to produce for america. it's really a good thing for both countries. maria: this is who voted for him. dagen: during the primary season, one of the strongest turnouts that now president trump had was then buchanan county in western virginia. again, coal country. to your point, scott pruitt actually did see the epa 14 times so he understands what he might be facing in terms of pushback from liberal states like california. but there was a great deal of overreach during the obama administration in terms of the executive order and clamping down on businesses. this will at least -- the story that liberals never tell you is in terms of climate regulation, but it raises prices on energy for the very people who can afford it. it hurts lower-income americans a and lower-income individuals around the world because when you are essentially making fossil fuels, essentially putting a tax on them in that desert people. in not only destroys jobs, but hers people who can't afford higher energy bills. >> a couple things. the a little early right now because a lot of competition coming from natural gas and american innovation in american ingenuity. i don't think we can expect jobs will come storming back in west virginia. in terms of the broader economy, maria, it's a little early to say these regulations are having a big impact on growth right now. these are the kinds of things that have to accumulate over time. i'm not sure 3% growth rate last quarter, in my difficult, but i don't think it was a big cause for a pickup. tree into what you think it was? top market gains? >> consumers are spending a little bit more. that's a good sign. i think you've got short-term volatility in the economy. a very soft first-quarter and pickup in the second quarter. we have to see more quarter is like the second before we can believe this is for real. maria: i think it's because of regulation. dagen: we have a president who said on the campaign trail as hillary did to coal miners, we are going to destroy their jobs. your jobs are going to disappear. we will find you another way to get a job. >> it wasn't just your jobs are going away. maria: yet, according to create jobs. coming up next, new details on what happened in the minutes before the batman, stephen paddock, opened fire on a crowded country music concert. how a security guard was first under fire. an epic war battle that procter & gamble to determine if investor and ceo nelson also get a seat at the board. we would get a check up on that as well. back in a moment. i can do more to lower my a1c. and i can do it with what's already within me. because my body can still make its own insulin. and once-weekly trulicity activates my body to release it. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. it works 24/7, and you don't have to see or handle a needle. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take trulicity if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, if you have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you're allergic to trulicity. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or symptoms like itching, rash, or trouble breathing. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases your risk for low blood sugar. common side effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, decreased appetite, and indigestion. some side effects can lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. i choose once-weekly trulicity to activate my within. if you need help lowering your a1c and blood sugar, activate your within. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. maria: welcome back. texas technology student in jail this morning for allegedly killing a police officer. cheryl casone with the details. >> officials said 19 of freshman hollis daniels was brought to the police station after drugs were found in his home. he allegedly pulled a gun and shot an officer in the head. he fled or was soon caught. this happened at texas tech university in texas by the way. hotel security guard at mandalay bay is being hailed a hero for taking stephen paddock first bullet, potentially saving lives in the las vegas mass shooting. police say that jesus campos was shot by paddock six minutes before he began his assault. he was able to call for help which allowed police to find paddock a few minutes faster than they would have. police earlier said campos had approached paddock if the shooting was underway. details this morning. finally fashion designer donna karan facing heat for her defense of disgraced movie executive harvey weinstein. according to the daily, she suggested women may be asking for by the way that they dress. she later apologized overnight. she said her comments were taken out of context. berea, it was a red carpet interview when she was asked about weinstein. talk to you. maria: apparently this has gone viral. you hear comments that women were asking for it. dagen: i watched all the comments in their rambling, but they are not really out of context. i read you the quote earlier where she's talking about the way women dress and are you asking for it. maria: wish you were referring to? was she referring to rose mcgowan, ashley judd. who specifically was asking for it? dagen: she was talking in the abstract of the way women dress. but she was asked about harvey weinstein and she said i know him. she was essentially defending him. >> were these women dressed in donna karan's own outfit. [laughter] trade to she does a lot of jersey. dagen: i might suggest to her -- i might suggest that her next fragrance be named idiocy. maria: well, then there is this. cover story of the post today about how we called bots of hollywood execs and basically say please stand by me and they said no. dagen: more celebrities are coming out in condemning harvey weinstein. jennifer lawrence, george clooney and also -- >> about to be be the next thanksgiving dinner. when his brothers on the board as part of this decision. might be an interesting thanksgiving. maria: you're actually right. the president began this morning why is the nfl giving massive tax breaks while at the same time disrespect in iran for, flag and country. change tax law. that is true, though. the nfl does get tax breaks. this is federal money. interesting he saying that. dagen: these are individual players who are doing this. if they are paying their taxes, they don't get tax breaks. trade to the nfl has the league. dagen: there is a tax structure which is for the nfl league. maria: which is attractive. you're seeing it on about the nfl comments about the individual. dagen: they are not kneeling or sitting during the national anthem. maria: and they have a right to do it. >> is this conversation necessary? there were so many problems. do we need to have a discussion everyday about the national anthem? especially the president. we've got a slow economy. we've got a north korean crisis. maria: is that the strategy, look over here, nothing happening over here. >> i don't know. >> if you don't say anything, here's what happens for the right loses the culture war every single day of the year. if trump says nothing, then the hollywood and big media in the left, and even yes some sports leagues shipped endlessly the cultural debate to the left. maria: it is true. you are right. >> i'm an economics editor. should we be talking about culture war when the economy has made a problem. dagen: you off at the photo of mike pence on the front page yesterday. somebody is making some editorial decisions about that. i noticed that. maria: busted. dagen: vice president takes a stand on dealers protest above the fold. maria, on, economics editor. okay, we will take a break. when we come back, testing sanctions and testing of the world patients. north korea could launch missiles to start a holiday there. find out about what american university is issuing a warning about it. we will be back in two minutes time. stay with us. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. upeace of mind.s we had a power outage for five days total. we lost a lot of food. we actually filed a claim with usaa to replace that spoiled food. and we really appreciated that we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. i've been thinking. think of all the things that think these days. businesses are thinking. factories are thinking. even your toaster is thinking. honey, clive owen's in our kitchen. i'm leaving. oh nevermind, he's leaving. but what if a business could turn all that thinking... thinking... endless thinking into doing. to make better decisions. make a difference. make the future. not next week while you think about it a little more. but right now. is there a company that can help you do all that? 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neither you nor i can say. one thing the u.s. army can do and database you have got to be ready to ensure that we have military options that our president can employ if needed. maria: joining me now is fox news analyst general jack keane. wow, some frightening comments there. the threat of a nuclear attack from north korea especially concerning the pacific. according to hawaii news now, the university of hawaii sent students an e-mail with a headline that says in the event of a nuclear attack, it said in part, quote, in light of concerns about north korean missile test, federal agencies are providing information about nuclear threats and what to do in the unlikely event of a nuclear attack and radiation emergency. how frightened should we be about this? >> first of all, it is obvious that people living out in the pacific that clearly are in range of the missiles north korea has right now have only demonstrated that. i'm talking about japan, hawaii, guam, and that there is a heightened awareness certainly not part of the world. understandably so. but then, where we are right now, north korea will continue to move towards more testing and possibly even another nuclear explosion. until such time as the economic sanctions get a stranglehold on them. we are not there yet. we are in the early phases of that taking place. the main effort still despite the rhetoric taking place for the president, what the president is trying to do is to make sure north korea and china in particular make sure he's dead serious about the military option. the fact that the chinese president was in mar-a-lago when assad conducted a chemical attack on his own people, we responded almost immediately and the day after that to place, china's president agreed with size to do something about north korea. he has increased its commitment to do that. the president keeps the rhetoric up about the military option because he wants people to know i am not obama. i will use this if i have to. he knows by doing that it strengthens his diplomatic effort. in other words, we arrived there trying to get every single country that does business with north korea to stop and also get the chinese could the chinese are shutting down their banks and doing business with north korea. if that actually holds and is truly executed maximum, they will have some significant economic impacts. maria: you mention the infamous moment when the president told the president of china did he just sent missiles to syria after he did that to his people. do you think our army is ready? general keane, you and i've had this discussion before in terms of readiness for the u.s. navy veteran military has been depleted. if push came to shove and we had to send military in there, are we ready? >> we will be challenged. no doubt about it. we've been talking about this for sometime now about the readiness of our airplanes, 40, the income is 60% depending on service. we've seen what's happening with our ships being deployed so much that they can even avoid a major tanker at night in the open sea. we know for a fact that the army has come forward this year and said that they only had three army brigades that were ready now. in other words, we have problems. it doesn't mean we couldn't win award against north korea. we could. we don't want to have to fight that war. what that would mean his north korea would invade, stop that with the military and conduct a counteroffensive with air power and take down the north korean regime. lots of civilian casualties, but madness -- mattis clearly sends a signal to the attendance at this convention and also publicly that lesson, we don't want this option, but we are prepared to executed. maria: they have to say that by the way. general, good to see you. thank you so much. as always, general jack keane joining us. kathy griffin is back after performing because the controversy of holding the fake severed head of president trump. she dares to bring out another president trump mask. incredible. back in a moment. the 2018 audi q5 is here. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. 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>> i was honored to pledge $2 billion to create 5,000 high-paying manufacturing american jobs and we currently have 68 factories in america employing 7,000 people in manufacturing and so it was a great honor and america is a fantastic place to manufacture and since then, we have opened a factory in texas, 100 million-dollar factory and we are currently under construction just outside of san francisco to build another one. maria: are you expecting things from the tax plan, from the policies coming out of washington to continue to encourage this? what most important as business manager in terms of the policies coming out of washington that will encourage this to continue? >> well, i think president trump is doingia fantastic job, he's created an atmosphere of america thriving for business. there's a lot of actual on shoring from china back to places like ohio, people moving back from china to america. america has the lowest energy cost in the world. i think america has got the best balance of growth, not much sovereign risk. the institutions to protect private property here and all of those things are the reason that we are in america and president trump's leadership has doubled us down in america. >> your company makes the boxes that amazon ships all of its products in. >> yeah. jon: tell us how amazon is changing the american economy and what roles does that play in convincing you that you want to manufacture more of those boxes in the u.s. rather than places like china? >> amazon is a tremendous company. we sell all the boxes to campbell soup, all of the businesses and amazon, now with amazon, instead of carrying your book home from barnes & noble in bag, it gets ship today you by amazon in a box. it's one of the great examples of some of the new industries that are rising up in america that are causing a lot of job growth which is fantastic and companies like amazon, you know, companies like uber, for example, they are creating economy. i think it's one of the reasons why donald trump has had unemployment rate. he's created a million jobs since he became president. maria: wow. jon: they were shipping so much stuff back here. are you seeing it come back here to the united states. is this the place to make boxes? >> absolutely. boxes are economic indicater. maria: i remember he use today say that, you're right. >> we are asking an enormous growth in demand and the box business is, you know, we build paper mills, we collect waste paper and then we turn it into card board boxes and we have 68 factories and counting and we intend to double the number. dagen: anthony, in terms of policy coming out of washington, what is the one thing in order to create more jobs here in the country, what is the one thing this administration needs to do if you had to pick one item, what would it be? >> i think the administration is doing a fan fantastic job at the moment with the open-for-businet businessmen jon: if you were the leader, what would be the one thing sure get done? >> i think the continuation as i said the moral support but texas desired by business and energy costs in america are fantastically low and the policy that the administration's pursuing on a number of fronts are causing job growth. maria: why wasn't the environment like this before the president? what happened the prior ten years that, you know, was different? >> i think the president has, for example, when he went out to get all of those pledges from companies and i was one of them that might have pledged to create jobs, i think the very active of calling for companies, inviting companies to pledge investment in america, i think that he had a great economic narrative around attracting companies to come to america which -- which i think resinated and i think a lot of his make in america leadership has really caused a lot of the momentum which is going to start and i think that you're going to see pledges of investment to create american manufacturing jobs are going come back into the next few years. maria: good point, before the president, it was a hostile relationship between business and president obama, but president trump is saying, we are listening, we want to talk to you, what do you need, isn't that right, andrew? >> yeah, absolutely. i heard actually you won nearly half a million dollars bidding on the president to win the election. >> i did. >> you say that was your savviest financial decision of your life? >> i felt president trump was saying things that was resinating. i was talking to people even though media said he was going to lose. i was listening to people and customers in midwest and customers in southeast and southwest and all saying they were going to vote for now president trump and i didn't think anyone would believe me that i predicted it so i put a bid on it. maria: that is so great. presenting sponsor for global food forum taking place today with the wall street journal, top executives gathering to discuss production business. double exports by 2030, which you say can create millions of jobs. how do you do it? >> basically america produces the most clean, safe food in the world and there's 3 billion people coming to the middle class in asia that are going to have high disposable income, we see tremendous opportunity to double exports of food which is our biggest industry and frankly -- food production doesn't get the attention it deserves in america. we think there's tremendous opportunity. thanks to pith and farmers and producers, exports have gone up 9% after years of decline. beef exports are up 25%, dairy exports are up to 16%. thanks to president trump we broke into china with beef since 2003. to your question earlier, some of the great bilateral trade deals that president trump is doing and sony perdue. maria: any inflation on the horizon? >> not really. i think business conditions are very good and, you know -- maria: no inflation. jon: i don't know if we have time for this, what's your view on nafta and and renegotiating and what needs to change? >> i listened to wilbur ross, when that he designed nafta in the first, no allowing digital consideration, no digital economy there. secretary ross at that time said they were going to fix it up and i thought that was constructive. maria: thank you so much, anthony pratt, pratt industries and we will be right back. maria: welcome back, the market will not quit. dow industrials excepted to be up 35 points. breaks news moments ago. honeywell has confirmed plans to spin off two businesses in two separately publicly-traded companies. distribution business and transportation division by the next year. honeywell will keep the aerospace division which had been a target of activist investor third point. proctor&gamble, three businesses, beauty and health care, home care and family care. that would be a big development today. the stock, that was down yesterday. kathy griffin mocking president trump yet again. cheryl casone with the details, cheryl. cheryl: oh, yeah, maria. still not sorry. she's doubling down, in fact, kathy griffin returning to comedy with the trump mask. she had mask on stage for stand-up show in la while holding up her two little fingers during the show. this summer she had apologized for posing with a picture of severed head of the president. well, american airlines is giving billion dollar upgrade, passengers soon going to enjoy new seats, wi-fi if you have iphone and much larger bens, feel right at home, pajamas and slippers to help you sleep better. cheers to delta airlines, they are offering poseco to everybody. delta has long offered free beer and wine, liquor on international flights. they are upping their game. plus this. >> come on! >> this is not going to go the way you think. cheryl: yeah, the new star wars trailer released last night. looks like it's going to be quite the film specially with the return of mark hammel as luke skywalker and carrie fisher. you can buy your tickets online right now, maria. maria: all right. cheryl: i'm going to buy mine. you don't have to, i will watch it for you. maria: i am going to watch it too, not right away but i will. the president just tweeting this, jamil hill is no longer espn ratings have tanked, it is the talk of the industry, more on the controversy coming up. the president talking about jamil hill, suspended for two weeks at espn. >> do you think he understands what quotation marks mean? 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maria: they have been getting political for a couple of years, ever since president trump won, i guess one year. >> look, sports fans we are all tired of politics in sports, there's a need for it, this happened the first time just like roger gadele, the fire grows. dagen: put your phone down. maria: that's good, thank you, jared, catch jared sports headlines 24/7, siriusxm 115, we will be right back, more with mornings with maria maria: welcome back, good tuesday morning, thank you for joining us this morning. top stories right now 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. devastation in california to report. at least ten people are dead this morning, 100 others are missing. more than 1,000 homes and businesses have been destroyed as wild fires rage near napa valley and in southern california. >> i get up in the middle of the night last night, they wife said there was ambers in the back porch, i looked up ball-size balls, looked like something like armageddon movie. >> great neighborhood. >> it's devastate to go see everything, i mean, not just this house but everybody's house. maria: more coming on shocking images out of the state including this one. flames lighting up the sky behind disneyland. maria: over in washington tax reform timeline is on as white house pushing overhaul by the end of the year. goldman sachss says there's 65% chance it gets through next year. the tall order coming up. pretty good firmer one for stock prices this morning in the u.s. in london ftse is up as cac quarante, dax index, however, is lower by a fraction. in asia overnight markets closed higher, best performer in korea, kospi index up 2%. puerto rico in crisis, torn over the path toward recovery, we have the ceo facing serious threats after speaking out against the government's response. we have the latest out of puerto rico. mark zuckerberg virtual tour raising eyebrows, backlash after facebook ceo posted video of avitar among damage in puerto rico. the details as lebron james teams with intel to feel better about self-driving cars, carl's jr. wants to help beef up the business. a pitch to technology giants to buy it. amazon shares are you positive. all the stories coming up, fox business dagen mcdowell, jon hilsenrath and former u.s. army intelligence officer andrew peek, greet to see you. >> great to be here. jon: so much going on this morning in so many different areas, jamele hill, dona karen, taxes and regulation. maria: the president is tweeting about it all. dagen: i think everybody needs to put their phone down. the president is not going get fired, but other people keep it up. [laughter] maria: it's true. we have a big show talking about all of that, new york congressman is with us this morning, we want get his tax on tax plan. former presidential candidate herman cain is here. the engram, laura ingraham is here. john scullew with us this morning. do with us. we kick it off with wild fires in california, terrible situation, the situation has gone from bad to worse overnight as deadly flames in the wine country are leaving a trail of destruction forcing thousands to evacuate, fox news adam housely is live this morning in napa valley with the latest on evacuations and adam, what can you tell us? >> yeah, maria, we don't have exact numbers of evacuations, in some estimates 20,000 people from nap alone have evacuated. we are not calling senoma county, people by the thousands have left as well. we also don't have any containment numbers for you. we do expect that once the sun comes up to get an idea any hand t at all in the fires, unbelievable video coming out. take a look at the video of patients being evacuated the night before last. so roughly maybe close to 40 hours ago but still you can see the fire as it burned across 101 freeway and these are patients being evacuated from one of those hospitals, i believe it was caser in santa rosa, california, trying to avoid the fire that would end up burning down hundreds of homes in that part of santa rosa. we moved from there to the actual video that we took of an area in eastern parts of napa where fire crews came from two different departments, one from nevado, california, one in santa cruz and they ended up being side by side fighting a fire in a house, area they had never been to before. take a listen. >> we have to get in there. we don't really know and we don't see on a daily basis and plan accordingly. we go take a look before the fire gets there and decide which houses we want to be safe based on the preparations the owners do and we go from there. >> for the first few hours they didn't have the decision in place. it was all just about rescue, there was no protection of homes or businesses whatsoever, maria, more than 1500 burned down so far from fires. maria: just incredible. adam housely is in napa valley this morning. turn to go rogue, house ways and means committee kevin brady met with republican lawmakers several times last week to talk about controversial elimination of state and local tax deductions under new gop tax law. used by residents living in high-taxed blue states including, new york, new jersey, california, swing states are facing backlash over getting rid of reduction. would raise $1.3 trillion in revenue to the next decade, joining us right now house financial services committee member new york congressman lee zeldin, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to see you, maria. maria: many of your constituents pay sky-high property taxes, isn't that right? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. maria: will you vote for elimination of this kevin brady. i think that there's going to be some modification done to this particular proposal. there are many members of congress on the gop side in new york, new jersey, california, illinois and some other places impacted where to solicit actually stop this -- this move by eliminating the deduction, you know, are they talking about putting a cap on it? what's the conversation right now in terms of this modification? do they want to put a cap on what you can deduct in terms of -- jon: is that something that you think corker who is at least a short-term enemy of the problem. y'all have problems. what are the odds that you don't even get this to a vote this o e president or colleagues, they are there to represent the state. maria: so we are all hostage of the senate. we will sit here and wait for the senate? >> i got to congress at the beginning of 2015 and at no point since i've gotten to congress have i had a higher confidence that in the house that we could pass whatever it is that we need to ones in line begging for solution of tax reform. maria: we will be watching that and calling it out congressman, congressman lee zeldin there. coming up catalonia independence. is future of self-driving cars, why intel recruited lebron james in autonomous campaign? 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>> sure. i run a lot of cars lately, driving around the south, i've drone in infinity and it has an element of the autonomous driving where the cruise control, you can decide how far, how much distance you keep from the car in front of you so it brakes and speeds up, i enjoyed it. maria: you liked it? dagen: yes. >> i would, the opportunity is you can lower the driving age, the command age to people like 10, you can put 10-year-olds in self-driving cars and having to launch them. less responsibility. jon: this is why we should replace the steering wheel with a joystick specially if you're going to put 10-year-olds. you don't need steering wheel. dagen:ly take them over people ticsing and driving any day of the week. maria: that's true. jon: some of the new york taxi drivers. dagen: i take the subway. i have no idea what you're talking about. maria: why some online users are calming him a heartless billionaire straight ahead. carl, jr.'s compete for amazon's attention by pitching a self-collaboration, billion dollar partnership idea later this hour. back in a minute. today we're going to talk about trucks. which of these truck brands do you think offers best in class hd horsepower and the most capable off-road midsize pickup? 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[inaudible] the main center in their own location to be able to deliver their immediate needs. maria: jorge, it is dagen mcdowell. talk about what private businesses have been able to do. have they been able to do a better job in terms of getting aid? we know people personally who have gone down to puerto rico, even like small field distribution companies like foster fuels company where i grew up down there trying to deliver fuel to the people of puerto rico. >> it's interesting you brought that up your mouth at this very close to the convention center. the first i ever saw out there, they were all trucks with brands for american companies. so they were just like those type of companies and you could tell because the name of the companies we've never seen before. so i think the trip i went on sunday, a group called keeshan air lift, they were pouring out of katrina and then houston. 60 airplanes withheld. basically, their goal is enough tactically where things need to go to by talking to the people. i think we can gather delegates on the ground better by now we were just mapping the road. we had a helicopter to exactly where we need to go. maria: jorge, letting nature take on this. the ceo of facebook, mark zuckerberg posted a video of his "avatar" touring the devastation and puerto rico, using virtual reality. what is your take on this? >> i have 25 years experience in our nation and i have to rewire myself. when you get out of san juan, there is zero communication. the battery runs out unless you go to the car, turn it on in charge. how do they intend that to work out their without any signal? and you are going to use it inside the areas. there is a lot of talk about that. how much of the virtual reality experience -- the only thing that is a challenge as the human sense. that is what we see when we go there that energizes us to help more. maria: thank you so much for joining us this morning. we'll be watching the development. jorge rodriguez there appeared to small business in america. what started out as a homemade sangria recipe moved into a moneymaking idea when rick martinez went around to a few retailers asking if they would buy his homemade sangria. they said yes. tracee carrasco takes a look at the celebrate hispanic heritage month. >> at morning. i think this men stories exactly what national heritage month wants to celebrate. he says this parents came to cuba and he watched them and that's what motivated him to take his chance and here's his story. senior sangria started in 2006. after looking for a business idea, he decided to take a chance and battle his sangria to sell. martinez quit his job and sold his apartment to focus on turning this idea into a reality. >> i remember delivering out of the back of my car which is nuts. i would go to stores, knock on stores, knock on doors and sangria. >> fast-forward to 2017. senior sangria sells more than 70,000 cases a year. some shells and escape the top of the seventh in 2018. the drink brought in $3.2 million last year, on track to make 623 million this year. martinez says it's still a struggle to grow his business. >> i have to keep my head down and push forward and focus more in sales. >> with no formal business background says he couldn't have done it without the guidance of the statewide hispanic chamber of commerce in new jersey. the chamber is made up of 35 members with hispanic roots. chairman carlos medina says the goal is to help hispanic businesses to succeed. >> they are professionals that come to this country overqualified and they can't find employment they decide to venture out and become entrepreneurs. we try to connect them to resources to help them do educational entrepreneurship training classes. >> tax reform, health care and immigration is helping the hispanic owned businesses navigate. >> we try to educate them. >> one of the biggest obstacles to spend as the sooners face is how people view them. >> the inference they're somehow quite the opposite. they are upset about the perception. they feel in statistics show this that they are contributing. >> a perfect example. >> what is interesting, and the u.s. chamber of commerce said more than 4 million hispanic owned businesses in the united states. they bring in $660 billion they are outpacing 15 times the national average for people starting businesses over the last decade. 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>> the good news is with peer-to-peer payments of bank of america, if you go into the mobile lab, it's an easy way that not only can you send money, but you can request money. all the banks now on a platform which is a peer-to-peer platform. with a 23 million active users than we are starting to see a huge uptick of people starting to use the mobile payment platform. it takes the awkwardness out. i have to ask you face-to-face. i can send you a text and say hey remember look at the time. >> maybe they don't have money. that's why they are not paying it back. >> a lot of these cases a small increments. we are talking about a lot of money and i don't have it. it is more forgetfulness. time goes on, you forget and maybe convenience. maria: the fear of confrontation is what you had done earlier. that leads to unpaid debts. you're afraid to see someone because you are the money that runs the relationship right away. >> what is so fabulous about the fact that you can immediately have $5 say i can't pay much, but here in goodwill i'm actually giving you as much as i can right now, which means the world and brings you back together. maria: how is the overall credit story? are you seem stress for the consumer right now? >> the economy is healthy so we are seeing now than we are really trying to use the effort so we are calling the campaign pay back a friend. the whole idea is october 17th we will have pay back a friend a permit to create one day to say it's okay, forget about what happened in the past and really start to pay back the debt. to make it easy to do and stress free. maria: to friends on money that often? it's interesting as a whole campaign about this. i didn't realize it was so prevalent. >> it's really prevalent. i think we can all relate to those examples of family gatherings, family vacations or maybe one of the siblings didn't contribute exactly the same amount as the other. this is really universal truths. maria: we will be watching. great to have you both on the show. thank you so much. we will take a break. when we come back on a clemson the galaxy far, far away. the new trailer for the last jedi. 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[laughter] >> are you ready to go. >> i love to see carrie fisher honoring here. maria: you like the trailer. dagen: i will see pretty much anything in "star wars" talked to somebody about blade runner why didn't do well at box office friend of mine saw it this is awful. >> the reason. dagen: okay -- the reason why it didn't do better at the box snoofs big hour joining the conversation this morning o former republican presidential candidate fox news contributor herman cain with us, the author of billionaires barricades host of fox news program england angle is here former ceo of apple 2 zeta global cofounder john sculley with us host of "varney & company" stuart varney stops by big program this hour don't miss a moment wildfires in california this morning, in wine country at least 10 people dead this morning as a result, tens of thousands others forced to flee homes aimed housley live on the ground in papa with latest on evacuations. reporter: that number is out to 11 people dead counting fires in northern california, so not just wine country about it sacramento valley as well the number is now 11. we know that there are 100 different missing person reports filed in sonoma county, napa county, the fire still continuing to burn no containment numbers they have not given us any yet they hope to have some for us once the sun comes up going to be flying the planes here after sun comes up try to gage where fires are use a different ways to gage where fire lines are overnight, of course, fire joenl laid down at night good news in the fire conditioning front that there is no wind there hasn't been wind about 12 hours there are some forecasts that may come back this afternoon for the most part right now getting firefighters, and from the air as well helicopters and planes an opportunity to try to knock down some fires, one that burned through here atlas peak fire through here less 4 hours ago in mountains, striking homes ramps going into a dif county a third county solano county going towards area called green valley mandatory evacuations in place pictures that you are seeing are pictures that i took from photos before sundown last night, of the area you can see active fire areas you can see some won -- they even had a line created a backfire, so the battle here against flames continues, there are a lot of homes a lot of businesses lost latest number, 1500 different structures have burned that number is going up as well as the casualty counts right now still at 11 guys back to you. maria: just extraordinary what has tanplace there adam we want updates as you get them we will come back to you as news develops this you amended housley on the ground in napa valley this morning, in washington president trump's twitter feud with tennessee senator bob corker seems getting worse are former white house chief starjt bannon weighing? a shame white house has become adult day care center someone missed their shift this morning, bannon said this behavior is unacceptable he said on hannity last night on fox news watch this. >> corker, mcconnell corker entire -- establishment globalist click on capitol hill have to go if we need any more proof, of what they think you heard an absolutely disgrace. >> if bob corker has any honor, any decency he should resign immediately. >> this afterp president trump tweeted corker had quote/unquote begged him for endorsement was largely responsible for who arenous iran deal joining us fox news contributor her-- herman cain. >> morning. >> i don't know why we keep talking about feud why this is still going on when we have so many important things to deal with in this country like tax reform, like north korea, like other things, is this feud going to affect the the agenda in your view? >> no, it is not. steve bannon is absolutely correct. corker is a distraction if media stops covering him will become irrelevant since he announced not going to rerun he feels as if he can have a field day, along with other rinos, democrats trying to do anything he can, to embarrass, stop trump it is not going to affect the trump trying to achieve the people's agenda, no, it is not. >> the problem is, is that this studiline keeps on go story line keeps going doesn't he need senate to pass legacy talking about zeldin he said a stunning comment said i never had a lower confidence the senate is going to pass important legislation as i do right now we know what happened in health care they did not take up the the house version they went starting anew never didn't vote for it, would that same thing happen on taxes, and wouldn't it be nice to have some support in the senate? >> yes. and he is correct. look. this whole thing started to unfollowed when john mccain stabbed the american people in the back! we never expected susan collins or lisa murkowski to go with anything to them nothing is perfect enough now you have senator corker jumping on this, anything to make trump look bad, bandwagon you are right. it does lull prospects that we are going to get something done what the american people have to do raise cane step up, speak up, and send messages to your members of congress, insisting they back this president his agenda is the people's agenda, that is what the members of congress are forget about. maria: that is true people voted for an agenda, in want to see tax reform happen. investors are breaths on economic o optimism under trump administration you look at economy 3.1% now, goldman sachs is out this morning saying, that there is a 65% chance tax reform gets done in 2018. so what is the trump administration need to do to get this reform passed despite democratic opposition even opposition within senate from his own party? >> they need he needs to mobilize people people need to speak up, step up as i indicated. or call yesterday said we need to raise cane i said i will stake that handle if person people letmens of congress know they are paying attention to this malarky that congress is pulling trying to stop, embarrass trump guess what some may change their tune, 2018 is an election year for every member of congress we get that. but it is also election year for a lot of democrat senators republican senators american people are not going to forget this time, that is what they are counting on they are counting on the negative rhetoric that is coming from liberal media all that democrats and object struck shunnists from democrats any earn earn people not paying attention i got news they have to step up, speak up and say get behind what this president wants to do, one last thing maria. this president, hasn't tried to do anything that he didn't promise the american people. nothing. except congress is now objecting, to everything that he wants to do, on behalf of the people. i am not mad at you maria i just get a little -- >> love your passion i get passionate as well what is your take on this tax plan that basically looks like a tax increase herman? let's be honest! highest earnings pay all tax top 10% pay 71% of all the tax and, yet, what are we hearing about the elimination of a dividend that impacts highet earners,a fourth bracket going up to 37, 39% from 35% was third bracket i mean what is going on here? is he doing what he said he would do or is he only raising taxes for a portion of the people and cutting tax for others? >> the president plans as he a proposes is a good plan, and maybe the top taxpayers maybe they get a little bit of a break, but the big break comes to the people and the middle class and people at the lower end of the economic spectrum what is going on sound bite derby. maria: yeah. >> -- he proposed fourth bracket -- he what happens when he put proposal on table it nitkowskit in nitpicking was. >> we knew talking points from left before they started the left was going to say that is tax cut for the rich better raise taxes on rich but there is geneticing bullied why can't be we ready with an agenda answer for what we know is coming. >> that is the problem, with the republicans. they knew it was coming. i even wrote a commentary and anticipating all of 2 democrat negative talking points. maria: yep. >> that is exactly what they are doing so hold republicans accountable for not having is a commonality for what democrats are trying to do in order have to try to kill the president's proposal with their attack sound bites going on. maria: i agree with you going to watch the senate because i think senate also should be held accountable if nothing gets done this year we will be watching that herman always a pleasure to see you, sir. >> thank you, maria. >> thank you so much herman cain, tensions with north korea why james mattis is telling army stand ready amid concerns hermit kingdom is preparing a missile test. >> box office tickets on sale for next "star wars" trailer drops during "monday night football" a fresh look at "the last jedi" preview next. ♪ ♪ [vo] the grille is distinctive. but it's usually seen from the rear. the 2018 audi q5 is here. something we all think about as we head into retirement. it's why brighthouse financial is committed to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing shield annuities, a line of products that allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial established by metlife. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. intelligent technology can help protect it. the 2018 audi q5 is here. maria: welcome back, watching north korea tensions between u.s. and appointeei. >> an important day a lot of people expecting missile launches. >> it is indeed today is the 72nd anniversary of the ruling workers party north korean experts have been eyeballing today as a possibility for yet another missile test but they day light come and gone rogue nation so far no such activity reported, still the trump administration is keeping the military option on the table as relates to that country for example, yesterday, president trump tweeted out the following, he said and i quote our country has been unsuccessfully dealing with north korea 25 years billions of dollars getting nothing, policy didn't work, and lessen to the defense secretary jim mattis in washington, d.c., yesterday said troops need to be on the ready. >> now what is the future hold? net you nor i can say so there is one thing the u.s. army can do, and that is you've got to be ready to ensure that we have military options that our president can employ if needed. >> and maria big meeting today at the white house, as mattis and the secretary of state rex tillerson will be coming here sitting down, with the commander in chief, back to you. >> thank you so much blake burman taught white house thank you blake a texas tech student accused of killing a police officer cheryl casone with that. cheryl: yes, maria. officials say 19-year-old freshman daniels was brought to the police station last night after drugs found in his room he allegedly pulled the gun and shot an officer, in the head he fled. but was soon caught. well, a hotel security guard at mandalay bay hotel hailed a hero for taking pat orange county's first bullet potentially saved many lives in that las vegas mass shooting police say jesus campos shot 6 minutes before paddock began assaulting concertgoers, campos was able to call for help but that allowed police to find paddock faster than they would have o police said campos approached paddock's room that shooting under way details out of the investigation, now. and in interview with foeshz about forbes president trump speaking out about recent report secretary of state rex tillerson called him a moron president responded saying quote, i think it is fake news, but if he did that i guess we will have to compare iq tests, i can tell you who is going to win. >> kidding or thought we don't know. plus, there was this. >> light the fire -- aww. >> this is not going to go well. the way you think -- ♪ maria: social media going crazy about "star wars" trailer released last night after football looks like going to be a huge hit around the world mark hammel coming back as luke skywalker this is carrie fisher in final film performance made before her death, speaking of carrie fisher a photograph by instagram account of french bulldog they were inseparable stirring up emotion this morning shows him watching carrie in the trailer watch new trailer of last jedi and my mom looks more beautiful than ever # gary misses his mom living with her daughter since death. dagen: that photo gary he out of his mouth with her everywhere i think on the plane when see that had a heart attack. maria: that is sweet, hollywood silent many still not addressing the sexual gailgs against weinstein even though he admitted it one defending him outrage coming up are you golden for golden years the amount you should have in the bank by the time reach mid 40s back in a minute. ♪ ♪ when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? 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>> well i would say this, if you have 200,000 by time in 40s you are going to be better off than the average individual. but that word comfortable that is all going to boil down to lifestyle what it is you want to do, so i want to encourage people to be consistent and focused in savings, so 15% is target, if you stay on track with that going to put you in a better spot, than other people that have done nothing. >> chris i want to go on a vacation now, though. when i am 28, or -- 32, having not 28 or 32 but you know what i mean, that that is you spend when you can really enjoy it rather than you sock away all this money, and then thank you retire when you are in late 60s, then you are just too doingon exhausted to go on a trip. >> well listen, there is nothing wrong with taking a vacation. i just want to encourage people to begin to set money aside each month i mean the summertime it stays there same time of year june and july. so start saving and putting money aside once you are out of debt to be able to take that vacation, what i don't want people to do is utilize credit cards now paying on vacation for the next three years to come. >> aim huge advocate 401(k) investing you reduce taxable income terrific tax break with so many companies matching giving up free money gets it out of your hands, before you can spend it. >> yes. >> that is magic thing you know it is really one of those things when you set up a 4 o 1k people proof happens automatically nothing you have to do i do want to encourage people leave that money alone goal of the 401(k), 403b to replace your paycheck in retirement can when you look at it that way a new view and whole new attitude on how that money is growing. >> chris as you know i am army officer used to be one of the things military looking at moving from defined benefit pension program where people get a certain amount of money each month if they serve 20 years or more, moving 401(k) system, how does having a defined benefit program affect the your retirement should it be large part of retirement? should you have the some sort of asset in addition to that what do you think? >> well, first of all, i would say thank you for your service, and to the men and women of the united states military, i think we need to make sure we are doing a good job of putting them in a position to take care of them later protecting our freedoms defined benefit contributions you have a set amount of money coming in, now the difference between that and a 401(k) it will give you more options to be able to grow the money, and so i think it is really matter of sitting down and understanding and giving people the choice of what direct they wanting to. >> great as always great to see you, sir. thank you. >> thank you. >> chris hogan joining us hollywood's new you will see ent era growing outrage of some actors politicians keeping quiet against sexual harassment allegations begins harvey weinstein. >> the conglomerate splitting into two publicly traded companies up this morning back in a moment. ♪ ♪ 4 . maria: welcome back. good tuesday morning thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, october 10, your top stories right now 8:30 a.m. on the east coast. the sexual harassment scandal ripping through hollywood many heavyweights you will see ebts one fashion mowing you'll to his defense donna karan back tracking honeywell a corporate makeover will spin out two key businesses not the one investors pushing for honeywell shares trade higher wall mart a massif share buy back will repurchase 20 billion dollars in stock it is also forecasting online sales up 40% in the next fiscal year, stock is jumping % on news, that -- 2% a dow component will help dow wall mart leading futures higher up 40 points up 13 points on nasdaq in europe mixed this morning ft 100 higher in london the cac quarante. dax index lower in asia overnight, markets closed higher with kospi index standout up one and two-thirds% topping news this half an hour more details about the disgraced motive mogul harvey weinstein years of alleged sexual harassment two dop democrats silent moem spoke out done this money but hillary clinton and former president obama have yet to issue any statements fashion designer donna karan under fire for comments here is what she said in new interview when asked about the controversy you look at everything all over the world today, and how women are dressing, and what they are asking, by just presenting themselves the way he they do what they are asking for? trouble. joining us right now author of billionaires bash kaidz populist revolution from reagan to trump the host of the england angle good to see you thanks for joining us last night i remembered that he maria obama, president obama's daughter got internship request harvey weinstein very close. >> pictures of the clintons harvey weinstein all very close, but not a people abo-- peep. >> wild i have a daughter 12 i hope gets internship some day if she does i heard something like this about the guy who employed her, get in the car whatever it wouldn't take four or five days but i think the double standard with the entire industry for years claiming that their pro women all about women you guess not so much dana karan said she is a champion of woman said i made a statement that unfortunately is not representative how i feel or what i believe, my life has been dedicating to dressing and addressing needs of women empowering them promoting equal rights. >> remember what hillary michelle obama said about women who voted for trump completely dismissive totally did he meaning you are doing what you are told to do i thought was knowing about women what they stand for values standing up for what they believe i am woman hear me roar as long as wearing something left wing if you are conservative think about these issues a lot isn't working so well politics we need to go a different direction donald trump might be rough around the edges at times maybe we need a wrecking ball you can't think about that troglodyte, xenophobic people are tired of this game. >> anybody who doesn't support a woman. >>. dagen: maybe foolishly dumbfounded by their inability to actually walk their talk. they love to give speeches from meryl streep golden globes speech went after president trump when powerful use position to bully others we all lose okay go on with it. this is from a woman called harvey weinstein god. >> took three days four days to come out and -- speak. >> yesterday morning. >> to a cat got their towninguei teared about this in 1999 from a friend of mine works in the entertainment industry i didn't know anything about it that sounds really scary but i heard about this years and years ago if i heard about it really no connections to hollywood, imagine what people did know, and i think this is just the tip of the iceberg not about harvey weinstein about a culture, of it is it is a male dominated culture in hollywood. >> they lambaste -- >> trump is worst possible thing -- and donald trump should be run out of town on a rail, but if you are harvey weinstein you donated to clintons obamas gives internship to maria you are okay. >> the clinton-obama the key word there is a huge money connection, between hollywood and washington. because this scandal does this change that? is hollywood going to continue to be the source of funds to politicians and politicians want to get mixed up with that. >> i don't think it is all th successful for naem barack obama kind of a celebrity in his right magnetic great politician knew how to use platform strutted stage talented in his right i don't think needed hollywood they amplified his run in full force against trump calling you on your you know what. dagen: that is so spot-on the only person who really made a difference for barack obama was oprah winfrey. >> what happened to oprah after she got political stepped back from that backfired on her. dagen: also, election in georgia celebrity support didn't help -- running against mitch mcconnell. maria: ashley judd all those supporting hillary. >> no help. >> miley cyrus door-to-door in virginia maybe pushed hillary over edge in virginia. >> hillbilly accent, how you all -- >> i am i believe it. >> let me ask you about new book, because it is he billionaire at the barricades you question whether or not donald trump presidency can break past barricades of the establishment, or blocked by them, what do you think happens here laura? because look at the push that he is getting on tax reform, look at push he had on health care. and we just had congressman zeldin on said i have the lowest amount of confidence in the senate right now to pass any important legislation that -- >> i think donald trump tried to work with capitol hill came in in the spring contrary to what i think a lot wanted him to do let them can i have run the show on health care voted seven times to repeal it experts on how 20 do legislation, and retrospect i think that was a mistake. >> he should have -- he had the platform bully pulpit i would have liked about to see him go cross the country on issue of health care, and then, amplify that put pressure on congress with people behind them you would have thought winning election beating obamas clintons, hollywood media establishment bushs gop beat all they don't get it running as if 1995. >> don't you think there are people in the nat thsenate don' care if he succeeds or not. >> bob corker he smoking bob corker out. >> trump might tweet too much say things he should not say get involved in things -- but he really smoked a lot of guys out, they hide behind the niceties of gop politics. the grassroots are really antsy want results. >> what if he works trump now works with democrats what if he teams up. >> he will. >> -- i think he will. >> going to handle that. >> people waent legislative results so if he can work with -- pelosi schumer on a couple issues may be on trade stuff may be on aspect of tax reform, who knows? may be despite you a all bluster on left there they will be in favor of some is immigration limits enforcement to get amnesty for dreamers, you have to admit trump tried a lot of different things, not like came in was a bulldozer in congress he tried to work with them had them for dinner lunch goffed with them pelosi there, worked the deal in debt ceiling with democrats. >> that is the public wants results, for sure. >> work together if they can. >> poll in the journal after trump did that deal with pelosi schumer on debt ceiling 71% -- >>. >> in favor. >> people see him i am getting this done whatever it takes. >> i think, what really grinds gears in a lot of people duplicity senate republicans have in saying, election year we need your support, and then we're going back to business as usual, not going to support your bills. >> think about corker, chairman of the senate foreign relations committee retires because he thinks this is philosophy is winning kind of bush republicanism really better than conservative populist i wrote about stay in game don't jump ship you can't be captain of the ship if you jump corker too hard for me all these antsy people in the grassroots want results, we are going to slow this than any down i think, trump has got a huge number of barricades in front of him media want him out hollywood wants him gone old guard of republican party, they want to stay in power, as he said want to go back to business as usual i think those days are over i really do, i think they might not get it yet but the memo has been sent. >> who is on the other side democratic side 2020. >> i think one labels himself or her self a liberal populist democrat maybe elizabeth warren cuomo kind of drefrs up as working democrat. >> could he get nomination from dems i think would be tough but old dog democrats are going to come back i think biden does think approaching octogenarian status could be nominee of the party. >> biden, bernie sanders or elizabeth warren cuomo. >> could be michelle obama contrary to what people say she doesn't want to run for office i am not sure about that. >> might be only hope. >> they have star power obamas have the ability to raise a huge amount of money, and the democrats are plastering this race issue, morning noon and night obamas will pick up on it. >> -- the way hillary did as you know another person -- attached to former president riding on that. >> i am not saying it guys to go work if i am a comhoot am i going to nominate elizabeth warren i am begging them nominate elizabeth warren a false populist believes in growing government not freedom of the individual. >> had to be apologist for horny husband. >> hillary -- that was hillary's problem. >> hillary showing as much empathy to harvey weinstein victims as she did to her husband's victim means known. >> deplorable i guess. >> basket of deplorables working class people the best i came from working class the best in this society. >> deplorable. >> i am deplorable -- >> for me. >> laura good to see you good luck on the show! >> thank you, come on get up early. >> week nights fox news channel starts october 30, 10 pm eastern must-see. >> we take a break steering toward infuriate stuart varney weighs in on general motors opposition, buzz around honeywell massive conglomerate into two stand alone companies how investors are reacting to this, back right here. >> ♪ alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? 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>> well -- you never know. but -- as you get bigger we're now 1400 employees operating at 26 offices on four continue nents we have larger pension funds private equity groups that have been very entrusting with money we have to show them a return. >> congratulations, good to he sue john sculley david steinberg we will be right back. 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