we ve gotten used to governance of questions to answer. so let s get started. how the white house is responding ahead of biden s trip, today, to atlanta. plus, now that georgia special grand jury has to report its investigation into donald trump s attempt to overturn the 2020 election, he is trying to fulton county s district attorney. will she indict the former president of the united states? and dress code drama. just months after an abortion ban went into effect, critics say one state legislature is doubling down on controlling women. all of that and more is coming up. good sunday morning to. you i am katie phang. thanks for starting your day with us. republicans and democrats are reacting this morning after more documents with classified markings were found at president biden s delaware home. today the president is set to travel to atlanta for a church service honoring martin luther king junior, the day before the federal holiday in his memory. we begin with white hou
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were doing a 180 and back again. ashley? exactly. that s right. volatility, neil. the markets stage add modest rebound after a miserable run. wall street continues to battle volatility. 2,000 stocks have hit their lowest levels in a year. what is spooking investors? what is it about? there s fears that the struggling global economy could wash up on u.s. shores drags us down with it. and there s jitters over a trade war with china. underneath all of this, the prospect of the fed raising interest rates making borrowing costs more expensive. that in turn fueled tweets on the president urging the fed not to raise rates. critics say he shouldn t be doing that. but the administration says, guess what? he has every right. take a listen. he s been very clear about what his position is while at the same time he understands the fed is an independent agency. that doesn t take away the
products. they re now pulling all of their products out of stores selling them online only. shep? trace gallagher reporting live from the west coast news hub. thank you. the news continues now on your world with neil cavuto. neil: wow, shep. i don t know what to say. so many unknowns and so little time. welcome. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. we have coming up, kentucky republican senator rand paul on a general who has to wait another few months to find out his fate. and then more on a deal to avoid a government shut down might be closer than you think. that they might agree on something. fox team coverage with ashley. looked like the market rallied. and catherine herridge on a russian probe that could be gaining more steam even though a lot of folks are wondering where it s going. we connect, you decide. first, with ashley on why stocks
president s right to state his opinion on a particular matter. so neil, let s put it this way. all eyes will be on the fed tomorrow. investors do expect a .25% rate hike this month. it s the language for rate hikes next year that will be so disse dissected. the markets hopes the tone will be dovish. if not, we could see the selling pick up speed again, neil. neil: thanks, ashley. i don t know whether i liked you better in london or in new york. that s as good as it gets. neil: i hear you. now to the sentencing that wasn t. this did have an effect on the markets. catherine herridge in washington on why michael flynn has to wait quite a while to determine if he s going to jail. catherine? the former national security adviser arrived with his wife business his side and his legal team. the judge laid down a marker