i'm neil cavuto. and jammed airports to ice slick roads it is one big old mess for travelers trying to get home for the holiday at airports across the country. the delays are piling up. rizzsry spreading from new york to washington, d.c. atlanta and beyond and we are all over it with rick leventhal in frederick russ road conditions people are dealing with there. rick reichmuth where this storm is headed next. in times times square how bad ts gets for retailers. how is it looking there, rick? >> neil, nearly a worse case scenario on one of the busiest days of the year. hundreds of flights cancelled especially in the northeast. more than 4,000 flights affected. heavy delays, including up to two hour delays on incoming flights in philadelphia and roughly an hour at jfk and other new york area airports. the weather not cooperating into this evening. the winds have picked up. rain is continue iting to fall and the temperatures are plummeting. we are going to give you a look at the george washington bridge

welcome everyone i'm neil cavuto. if this were stock investment no wiewn would know what to do about it or with it. hey, rich. >> good afternoon, neil. big number here is 27 million. that's the number of people the administration says actually went to the web site. but fk lee at the totals here only 106,000. federal and state exchanges have actually followed through and selected plans. we don't know why that many people weren't able to select plans because they decided not to, too expensive or couldn't get through because of technical problems. 975,000 says the administration made it through and did not select plans and fewer than republicans responding 106,000 number is actually inflated. he says that includes the number of people who have essentially put plans into their shopping cart. and on a day on capitol hill where we were discussing obamacare throughout the day, there were plenty of references to amazon.com. >> have you ever shopped on amazon.com? >> yes, sir. >> the amazon experience, when you put something i

and you can't wait, neil. i know you can't wait. >> i'm thinking like lawrence welk. >> lawrence welk. yeah. >> don't you give me that look. like those days are gone. and a-one, a-two, and -- >> they'll make fun of that on "saturday night live." we love you, though. >> fine, fine. okay, fine. i still have hope for society. >> you're square, but we love you. >> all right. fine. >>> you know, some celebrities are, though, an inspiration. enter wrestling star john cena who, unlike me, built for comfort -- this guy is a still -- >> everybody knows in television live content is king. nascar made a huge deal. tennis made a huge deal. live content like your show -- >> why do you say -- >> they want to see you, watch you immediately. >> you put me down last of all those things. >> well, if you played tennis or drove a car in studio around the studio 200 miles per hour, it may be a tad different. the dynamic of the show -- >> you think it's easy reading a prompter every day? >> i do not. i think you're a prompter geniu

>> neil, you are right. these commissioners hold a lot of sway. he they are going it decide whether or not the president can implement this executive fix he talked about last week that would delay by a year the folks being pushed off their current plans, those folks who have gotten cancellation letters trying to fulfill that promise that had been broken by the president that if you liked your plan you would be able to keep testimony the challenge for the president is he is trying to get insurance commissioners to agree to that even though setting the premiums for 2014 et cetera. and do not necessarily want to change midstream here. of course, the reason the president wants this executive fix and not a legislative fix on capitol hill is that he realizes he has been losing support on capitol hill. not only has republicans been critics of this law from the beginning but he has some democrats, particularly in the senate, facing the voters in 2014 who ho have been calling for some kind of legislative changes to the law. that's why yesterday the preside

i'm neil cavuto. fox on top of expensive history, may be repeating itself, ben stein, charles payne, adam and charlie gasparino. charles, where are you, it looks like boynton beach, florida? >> yes, actually this is where we're taping but i'm down in palm beach where you could be the king. everywhere i go they say where's neil. some asking for ben and only one dig for charlie. that's the way it goes. >> don't tell me that person was at a strip club. >> sounds like it. >> charles what do you make of that, that we already now started addressing the problems with this law but now i'm beginning to suspect come the costs. what do you think? >> well, we're talking already 300,000 into medicaid, a program that was bust to begin with. we're talking about by the way it was never suggested or i've never heard the president say taxpayers were subsidized, health care insurance for people who have jobs, in fact up to 400% above poverty, a brand new entitlement, that's going to cost trillions of dollars, and by the

neil? >> i'm curious. i think you were at another network at the time but do you think in retrospect -- i don't want to dabble in personal opinion here but that all of these problems, the fact that many might not have coverage or delay in coverage or transitioning to more expensive coverage, if they knew that there would be cases like that, he kinds of low balled it saying there would be cases, a few, this thing would have even passed even among democrats? >> reporter: it's hard to say now. steny hoyer, a democratic leader in the house, said this past week that certainly the president could have been more clear about exactly how he was selling this. for a democrat to say this, that suggests some things would have been changed but moving forward and not just looki ining backwa. do you have democrat max baucus not just any democrat, chairman of the senate finance committee, very influential in all this. he has kathleen sebelius coming to his committee next week. he said in a local radio interview in montana

. >> hi, neil. of course this technological problem with healthcare.gov has created a problem for democrats, but also for practical americans who have failed to access the system to get insurance for 2014. >> once they get on, they don't like what they get on to and see. i often tell people who are talking about the problems with the website that that is not the real story. but it is the little surprise you get when you do get on and you can surf around that is kindover a joke. >> in some ways democrats have had a relief because they can blame that for the slow enrollment numbers. a lot of americans are accessing the website, and they may be scared away by premium increases. they say it can be a 260% se. maybe they have read the stories about dr. networks because of reimbursement rate that's are too low. >> a number of democrats are saying you have to do something about this, or they're now parting company with him on this, and so much else, that they're clearly reading these polls that are showing

i'm neil cavuto. and leave it to a service all about tweets to make washington look like a bunch of twits. twitter stock taking flight this week. you might have heard a thing or two about it. very little turbulence. all that preparation paying off on the big day. very different from washington's prep work for health care law's big day, which we haven't recovered from in all of these days. call it the difference between an ipo and an ip-no. ben stein, davgen mcdowell, and charles payne. night and day. >> night and day. it boils down to one word, accountability. it's what drives the pri-is the sector. bottom line, new york stock exchange has to please members, shareholders and investors. they have to go out and do a fantastic job. this obama care exchange, it was driven by two things. ideology and ego. i want it on october 1. well, we haven't vetted it. put it out on october 1. that's what it boils down to, this president is not accountable. no one who works for him is not accountable, not just on this,

i'm neil cavuto. somebody call the doctor, that is, if you can find your doctor, because the white house is already backtracking on a major part of its health care law. are americans realizing there's no going back. charles, on this and the doctor thing and now the hospital thing and now specialist thing and all these things. >> you know, guys, it's interesting. all those things that those mean old republicans warned us about seem to be coming true, including losing your doctor. because hospitals are getting kicked off these exchanges. if your doctor happened to be at one of those hospitals, you don't get to use your doctor anymore. but here's the good news. your doctor was probably substandard anyway so you'll get a better doctor. >> no. the good news is if you have money you can pay your doctor cash. that's what it's like in new york. if there's a doctor worth his salt he isn't in one of these plans because he doesn't need the plan. so he charged up-front on your credit card. >> president obama will

>> i have no idea, neil. probably going to have to do a rollover policy, which mean is get a new deductible starting on december 1 income, then a new tee ductible january 1 new mexico, and then november next year i get whatever the market gives me. i can't shop. there's nowhere to shop at anymore. >> sounds like a lot of these things that your insurance company had to include in order to continue and not be a substandard plan is something you didn't need. right? >> i don't like that idea of substandard, meal. i'm an educated person. i bought a plan that works for me, gives me medical care, gives my my prescription drugs. it's not substandard. and i dent know where the president gets off. he has never examined me. he doesn't know what i need to be able to tell me my plan is substandard. i have been buying insurance longer than he has. >> so, when the president reaches out today -- and there were many mea culpas, regrets, apologies. any of that register with you? >> yeah, he doesn't know what he is talking abou

here comes neil. >> oh, sure, the dow is great, shep, but this just in. the mcrib is off. mcdonald's confirming the greatest sandwich our all time is going. >> i'd like a rib-wicn. >> sorry, sir, that was for limited time only. >> not again. >> yeah, again. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. chew on this. the mcrib is mcgone. the rememberer, no rumor. we checked it out. over and out. stick a plastic fork in it. that culinary classic is kaput. kicked in the buns. mickey d's just confirming the fastfood nation at a loss. >> just ruined me day. i love the sandwich. one of my favorite. >> getting rid of it? >> that's a bummer. >> one of my favorite sandwiches. >> terrible. i like when they put it out once a year. it's great. i was hoping it was coming out again. >> i look the mcrib. >> they should keep it. >> i would buy it occasionally. >> i love it '. shouldn't get rid of it. i'll sign a petition. >> that's bad. i like to eat it. a lot. >> well, get over it a lot. you ask why we're leading with this? because history is being served. the inhumanity. the sandwich with the fak

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. food for thought. the government looking to take my frozen pizza and other goodies away. say it ain't so but it could happen if the fda gets it way. looking to rid foods of artery clogging trans-fats that could force some brands to change or be eliminated. but is the public biting? >> why should the government tell anybody what to eat or not eat. we know it's bad for us. it's bad for us. we're adults. >> i think the fda is doing the right thing. >> i think people are smart enough to listen to die particularses and others. >> i think it's a good idea. i think more people ought to be health conscious. >> it's an intrusion on our individual rights. >> make ingredients known and let us choose what we do and don't want to eat. >> right. >> it's stupid. i should be able to eat whatever i want to eat. >> i think that's a horrible idea. everyone loves sweets and all those good stuff. i don't see why they should banned. >> stay away from trans-fat. life is good. >> the public might be mixed but critics say the

>> hi, neil. great introduction. >> you did not run for mayor by the way when a lot of people wanted you to. now look what happened. >> well, you can't say what if, should have, could have. >> a career on it? >> i was a proponent of ray kelly running for mayor. he would have been a fabulous mayor. >> he made it clear he wasn't going to run. >> i think it was a little too late for me. one of the things my wife was very concerned about is that i might win. >> how is it how is it that they get these kind of folks. some nice. take nothing away but not the caliber you would think going for such a prestigious office? some running for years some that you have never heard of. bill has at the national level working for key congressional types. >> how do you think he will be with your friends? >> your platform to get electside going to be very different than the platform you govern from. what this incoming mayor understands as charlie just quite rightly pointed out, new york city is the center of capitalism

>> absolutely, neil. both bill and hillary clinton were scrambling, trying to round up votes in the house, when the bill was nearly about to go down. they lobbied some members on this. there's no doubt the clintons are tied to obamacare. but you see a little distancing here. unless this implementation/rollout continues, this is a major problem. historically, bad problem for the obamas and to clinton potentially. >> looking at the number part. i'm just saying -- it doesn't mathematically support itself unless more young people sign on. even assuming you fix the web site, and you hold off companies from abandoning their plans and abandoning their retirees and telling them, you're going to have to go on to private or public exchanges but we're not keeping you. that is happening in mass and it's picking up steam, which is not good. >> and i totally agree with you. a lot of noise going on, about the success of obamacare right now will depend on the young people, the healthy people, getting into the risk pool.

now back to neil cavuto. for all of your news headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> we should go back to the table to reduce the deficit, grow the economy, create jobs, end the sequester. revenue needs to be on the table. >> revenue needs to be on the table. and they have a record amount of revenue. i guess you might want to check out this number. asking taxpayers for a higher number when the government has brought in a record amount of taxes as things stand, $2.8 trillion this past year. half of that was from just charles payne. what do you think, charles? we need more money? >> thank you, charles. >> this thing, this great utopian country of fairness in the sky, costs a lot of money. it costs a lot of money. if we're going to take a u.s. congressman and subsidize his health care insurance because he a's 33-year-old man, it costs a lot of money. but here's the thing. it's an insatiable appetite. the more you feed the beast, the more the beast wants. that is ultimately killing this country. killing it. >> that

i talk to doctors who say here's your bill, neil, and you sort it out. is that the way this is going? >> i honestly don't know. i'm an orthodontist so the insurance works a little different. so i don't have to deal with insurances as deeply as a medical doctor or a general dentist. >> but bottom line, it's the same type of issue that a lot of front office staff for a lot of doctors of all types are really taxed just trying to interpret all of this. >> yes. we don't know. >> you don't know. >> well, yeah, we just don't know. when my employees ask what is going to happen in the future, say we don't know. we're doing the very best we can. >> do you think, doctor, when you tell your staff that -- is their immediate reaction -- obviously frantic -- have any of them said, i love working with you, but i got to get out of here and fine coverage somewhere else? >> no. luckily our employees are really on our side, and we're just like, wait a minute, you don't even have to provide us coverage. don't worry about it. and i've head some that say i'm just going to pay

i'm neil cavuto. somebody call the doctor, that is, if you can find your doctor, because the white house is already backtracking on a major pa

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world." so close on a day when dow was flirting with sweet 16 and staying over sweet 16 and reverses course. a billionaire investor, karl icon, warning we could be on the verge of a big stock market drop. and ben willis is here on where we go. and whether the average investor is feeling richer here, and dave in denver on the one thing that could help the market propel even higher from here. first to wall street and ben willis at the new york stock change. first off, to carl icahn putting out a warning, saying this is being propelled by a general obvious fed that is handing out candy. >> i had my party hat already and he kind of took that away from us. he is not wrong that the fed is fanning this. but that's their job. that the whole point of quantitative easing or going back to t.a.r.p. they're trying to reignite the flame of the economy. i believe they're starting to succeed in that, which i why i think taper is not a bad thing. rising interest raise or the smoke of the fire, and for equity

i mean, neil, it's funny, most of you would probably agree that one of the problems, the way health care's been paid for over the past generation is that people stopped taking responsibility for their costs, right, they said, oh, my company will pay for it. the company said, guess what, we want you to pay for it a little bit more. maybe you'll think about some of your wasteful spending or -- just running off to wherever -- >> that might be very -- if anyone had said at the outset, to charles painter's point, this was going to come to pass, it would have never passed, would have never passed. >> by the way, if they were really concerned about costs, they would have done something with tort reform. >> well, i guess my point is this -- >> well, if you had health care -- >> -- is not what was promised or is pabi inpanning out here. a lot of companies are, charlie's point, going to start crunching the numbers and crunch some people out. they're doing it with retirees now. they're going to do with it more retirees in the future. whether private exchanges, public exchanges. just not on their comp

neil cavuto. twitter taking flight, and the price at 26 bucks a share company, quickly shooting up 73% at more than 45 bucks for a while, and stay at that level, pretty much all day long. that put twitter's market value at 24-1/2 billion dollars. about what delta airlines is worth. maybe the white house should have had these guys launch the web site, right? while this is being hailed as a big success, this is not. and we're all over it. we have fox business network's melissa francis, market watchers on what the white house could learn. doreen, what are we to make of this on a day otherwise -- you have general profit taking on the corner of wall and broad, the dow up 750 points. but this thing fired on all cylinders. >> ed did. it speaks to a lot of different things. i'm open the stock exchange so it speaks to us and our strength. and speaks to the company. it's a very well-thought of company. the thing that strikes me about the whole thing is how much money is out there and looking to be put to wo

craig, thank you very much. >> probably the mayor didn't inhale, neil. >> oh, my god. that's hysterical. where is an nfl tie? what was the deal with all the nfl -- i don't know. thanks, craig. >>> it isn't just the red sox, by the way. they're going wild in boston. life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. >>> we talked about the sandwich generation between taking care of their parents and their kids. some of you are calling it baloney, period. what is wrong with adult children living at home? my mother was sicilian, i lived at home until i was married. take care of mama and daddy. kick the blood-sucking

i'm neil cavuto. and leave it to a service all about tweets to make washington look like a bunch of twits. twitter stock taking flight this week. you might have heard a thing or two about it. very little turbulence. all that preparation paying off on the big day. very different from washington's prep work for health care law's big day, which we haven't recovered from in all of these days. call it the difference between an ipo and an ip-no. ben

welcome everyone, i'm neil cavuto. even to this day the raging debate continues, how it all happened, why, and whether lee harvey oswald this guy that made it happen. how could he have pulled it off on his own? so many questions that continue to this day, but within hours of the asaturday -- assassination, the police were convinced oswald pulled the trigger, but that doesn't mean he didn't get help. someone getting him to the place which where he would pull the trigger, the texas become depository. how did he sneak a rifle into that building? surely others who work with oswald saw something in the building, saw oswald that day. in that building. how was he behaving? what was he doing? why wouldn't he go outside and see the president for himself, like everybody else was doing? in that building, on that day. enter mule frasher, one who not only worked with oswald at the book depository but helped training oswald. a man who befriended oswald but insisted he was never a friend, just a guy willing to help a new employee and

i don't include you, neil. the idea we have social ya and everything a president or any politician says is open to dissection, and even ronald reagan, they were charming and people liked them and they were funny and witty. >> but the men you mention were very willing to accept blame or look human. kennedy -- i can't count the times would hear, i'm don't know. i'm not sure, made a mistake, i have to look at that. or ronald reagan, we should have been keeping track of the tax cuts and said i should have paid sharper attention. that willingness to accept blame goes back to being comfortable in your shoes. >> there's a certain level of comfort. reagan was comfortable being reagan. part of it is in our media environment we don't allow or politicians the opportunity to be wrong because it lives in perpetuity online. it's sad. we lose something in the charm of the white house but not allowing our leaders to evolve and be transspirit. >> the flip side if you can keep track of the debacles. >> it's fun. >> after riding

i'm stewart bonnie in for neil cavuto and a very happy thanksgiving to you all. and while you may be wrapping up your thanksgiving feast right about now, do not hit the couch. forget the football, retailers want you to hit the stores. because shopping on black friday is out and shopping on thanksgiving is in. macy's joining a list of retailers hoping to reel in shoppers with door buster deals. walmart opening two hours earlier than last year. some of their stores planning to stay open round the clock. on the streets of new york, shopping is now in high gear. >> reporter: kmart opening the earliest of all at 6:00 this morning. and they're going to stay open for 41 straight hours. and then just as you're finishing your turkey dinner, we have toys "r" us, best buy, walmart all opening up. and at 8:00 this evening, retailers including macy's, jcpenney, kohl's, and others opening their doors. macy's getting the most attention this year. they were one of the first to announce a thanksgiving day opening. but really this turkey day opening is a trend that started about t

michelle mc neil, her death was originally called due to natural causes. she was found in her bathtub in twech after she had undergone cosmetic surgery. now prosecutors say dr. mark mc neil killed his wife by giving her a cocktail of prescription drugs to keep his affair with his mistress going. but electrifying testimony on friday by a forensic pathologist hired by the prosecution which may have blown the case open about his thoughts on the cause of death. >> my opinion was that michelle died of a vital drowning and in addition to that, she had some -- [inaudible] in my opinion could have contributed to her death. >> your question is not a clear question. i'm sorry. >> if the heart isn't pumping, water could not enter the bloodstream and dilute the blood, right? >> yes. the blood is not pumping -- >> you didn't answer my question. jon: joining us, our legal panel for today. the point that the doctor seems to make there is, you know, that nobody has called this a murder. there's been a lot of testimony about the fact that independent medical examiners woul

here comes neil. >> oh, sure, the dow is great, shep, but this just in. the mcrib is off. mcdonald's confirming the greatest sandwich our all time is going. >> i'd like a rib-wicn. >> sorry, sir, that was for limited time only. >> not again. >> yeah, again. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. chew on this. the mcrib is mcgone. the rememberer, no rumor. we checked it out. over and out. stick a plastic fork in it. that culinary classic is kaput. kicked in the buns. mickey d

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i'm neil cavuto. and jammed airports to ice slick roads it is one big old mess for travelers trying to get home for the holiday at airports across the country. the delays are piling

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explain. >> absolutely, neil. thanks so much for having me. so, you know, the president's called in some google

>> neil, you are right. these commissioners hold a lot of sway. he they are going it decide whether or not the president can implement this executive fix he talked about last week that would delay by a

. >> neil caw view -- cavuto. he has a terrible speech impediment. >> i have more. >> no. you suck. >> coming up, our last story. wow that was a tease. >>> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> bieber, a brothel, brazil and a bottle. four of my favorite words got together last night when canadian pop star justin bieber was busted while trying to sneak into a hooker hell in brazil. bieber allegedly spent three hours in rio's popular santoros before leaving with two luscious ladies and continuing the party at his hotel. a brazilian website said he was kicked out after days of parties and doing drugs. and then he he was hit with a bottle on stage which made me happy. >> no! >> that's from america. >> get this. after he was hit he stormed off stage and didn't come back and all of those fans had to sit and wait. it serves them right for being justin bieber fans. >> i'm glad he did that. i don't want him getting hurt anymore. >> what is the expiration date on this punctuation? >> -- on this punk? >> very soon. who is surprised? he is a male version of -- >> he gave his

. >> i am told neil ca vu to did not blur it. >> then we are okay. jute about you know caw -- cavuto. >> he didn't show it on his show. >> i will go to you, lori because you claim to be an expert in your business. >> you never listen to me and you would be better off. >> i wouldn't have got that infection. facebook is becoming the planet -- >> penicillin. >> of job firing and life destruction. >> that's a great point because it is a problem with the older people trying to get jobs and establish their credibility. you have an on-line persona and there are a lot of times where there was one instance where a big bank hired a young woman and she was out on spring break and the new boss saw that and turned around and fired her right away. the bank won the case because it was i will proper whatever. it was against that company's policy. it is a big problem and you have to be a little more careful. i wouldn't have posted a picture like that. but you have to be careful. >> she took it down in less than 24 hours. >> it was up long enough. >> somebody must hav

i happened to host for neil cavuto one day and jack welch says the same thing. turns out we were right. they had been cooking the books. a leak came out late last night, they didn't know what to do, so they started fudging numbers. problem is they did it right in front of the election. this was the month of the election. >> and by the way, potential example of a similar experience with benghazi and the irs where they hide stuff and the media happily hides it for them. >> i was going to say the intentional deceit that they went to to help him get an a on the exam. it was like they knew obama couldn't get it if they didn't help him cheat. so they fudge the numbers. i think it was the new york times in very small print when this was going on actually explained that they did change the information formformula to number. and they ahead to create a lie about the video in benghazi. they targeted conservative groups. they were so unsure of themselves they had to go to this level in so many different ways and if you can keep your doctor, you like your doctor, you can kee

we put neil armstrong on the moon. people cared about the peace corp. it wasn't turning on johndy. the extent of the war in vietnam. people started to think the government wasn't telling them the truth. people believed believe eisenho, they thought the buck stopped here. f.d.r. also got things drop and balanced the books. but something happened after kennedy's death. they think if the government could kill their open president, of course they didn't, but there was a faith, corrosion of faith. we are always getting older but kennedy never ages. he is always the handsome man gunned down in his prime. >> frozep in our mand. i appreciate you joining us today. and sharing the stories with us. >> thank you. >> for more on the kennedy assassination and questions that linger 50 years later. join us at 10:00 p.m. for an hour-long special with bill hemmer. 50 years of questions tonight at 10:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. time for a quick break but coming up. actor alec baldwin lashes out again. >> why the latest con pronation with a reporter led to sus specific from msnbc. a live report f

for astronaut neil armstrong the first to set foot on the moan moon and for first claim victory nouns to russia we won, we he beat you on the moon. that step on the moon was incredible moment in history, winning the space race was a huge source of pride to many americans. still can't figure out why mr. obama didn't make time for mr. armstrong's memorial. or why he would snub the gettysburg address commendation. maybe president obama with all his great education skipped american history and just doesn't get it that's my off-the-record comment tonight. if you have an important story or issue you think i should take off-the-report go to gretawire.com and tell us about it. while many americans are watching their premiums go, some are also watching their healthcare choices shrink. new hampshire senator kelly ayotte joins us. nice to he sue. >> good to see you, greta. >> what's going on in new hampshire. how many choices it you have up theren othe exchange? >> it's a real mess, greta, essentially only one insurer on the exchange and 10 out of our 26 hospitals aren't included in the exchange

neil? >> talk bat love/hate relationship. thank you very much, peter. >>> just because the president now says he is responsible for this fix, he left plenty of wiggle room if america still isn't knee deep in this healthcare fix, republican governors in particular who block his exchanges and pretty much, he says, everything else. >> if every republican governor did what kasich did here, you would have another 5.4 million americans who could get access to health care next year, regardless of what happens with the web site. that's their decision to do it. it's the wrong decision. they have the to sign folks. >> the president is referring to governor kashich in ohio and the federal dollars to expand medicaid. the governor turned down the dollars and said it would have been a bad deal for the state. but he is pointing the fingers at governors like that blocked him. you say what? >> i think we are correct, and i think the more that we see of this plan unfolding, it proves that governors who made that decision were absolutely right.

i'm stewart bonnie in for neil cavuto and a very happy thanksgiving to you all. and while you may be wrapping up your thanksgiving feast right about now, do not hit the couch. forget the football, retailers want you to hit the stores. because shopping on black friday is out and shopping on thanksgiving is in. macy's joining a list of retailers hoping to reel in

i was happy to host for neil cavuto one day. conspiracy theorists. i was taken apart for this conspiracy theory. turns out we were right. they had been cooking the books. there's a leak that came out late last night, "the post" report it had. they didn't know what to do, so they started fudging numbers and cooking the books. the problem is they did it right in front of the election. this was the month of the election. >> by the way, potential example of similar experiences with benghazi and the irs where they hide stuff and the media happily hides it for them. >> i was just going to say, the intentional deceit they went to and the great lengths that they went to to help him get an "a" on the exam. it was like they had to help him cheat. so they fudged the numbers. i think even "the new york times" in very small print actually splaped they did change the formula. that's interesting. they changed the math. they also had to create a lie as you point out about the video in benghazi. they had the target conservative group. think about that, greg. they wer

neil cavuto. twitter taking flight, and the price at 26 bucks a share company, quickly shooting up 73% at more than 45 bucks for a while, and stay at that level, pretty much all day long. that put twitter's market value at 24-1/2 billion dollars. about what delta airlines is worth.

i'm charles payne in for neil caputo. this is "your world." is the shopping frenzy giving new meaning to shop till you drop? doorbuster deals sparking shopper madness, rowdy crowds, expect in some cases, getting du-- getting down right violent to a shopper shot over a tv to a robber in chicago. we are all over it with brenda in new york city and robert at a target in california. why these deals could be a very big deal. but we've got to begin with brenda. >> reporter: hey, charles. talk about the day after turkey day. plenty of turkeys out there in the malls and stores. that's why a lot of shoppers looking for bargains got more than they bargained for. bashes, bruises, stabbings, even shootings. all this is on what has become a black and very blue friday. all right. why bother braving the crowds when you can just grab a big screen tv at the ultimate price, nothing? that's what some thugs outside a target in las vegas hoped for. they shot a shopper walking out of the store with a big screen. no serious injuries, thankfully. shots ringing out ne

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. food for thought. the government looking to take my frozen pizza and other goodies away. say it ain't so but it could happen if the fda gets it way. looking to rid foods of artery clogging trans-fats that could force some brands to change

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. you can keep your health plan, kind of period. the president reversed a course and saying this time he real ly, really means it. if you like your coverage you can keep it for another year. here's the problem. he will have a devil of a time making this promise stick bus it's proving really tough getting this genie back in the syringe. the problem? the president. try as he might, it's beyond his control. he can't make this happen. it's up to your insurance company to make this happen, and your state to let this happen. and washington state, the very

>> neil, there's no think about it, they debated in the white house whether or not to tell the truth, which is amazing itself. what's even more amazing is they decided, no, we won't tell them the truth. and now they try to, you know, word play it. well, it's just a transition. tell that to all the people losing their health insurance. >> okay, ken cuccinelli, thank you very much. we tried to get terry mcauliffe as well but we're not going to deny one over the other if you can't get the other. this is all we're focused on tomorrow night. this election and so many others on fox business, 8:00 p.m. to 10: 10:00. if it matters to you, it matters to us. across america people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® is different than pills. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once-a-day, any time, and comes in a pen. and the needle is thin. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world." so close on a day when dow was flirting with sweet 16 and staying over sweet 16 and reverses course. a billionaire investor, karl icon, warning we could be on the verge of a big stock market drop. and ben willis is here on where we go. and whether the average investor is feeling richer here, and dave in denveron

i'm charles payne in for neil caputo. this is "your world." is the shopping frenzy giving new meaning to shop till you drop? doorbuster deals sparking shopper madness, rowdy crowds, expect in some cases, getting du-- getting down right violent to a shopper shot over a tv to a robber in chicago. we are all over it with brenda in new york city and robert at a

you are invited to the wedding of journey rocker neil shown and his white house gate crasher soon to be wife michaela salahi. for $14.95 you can watch their december 15th nuptials live on pay per view with some of the proceeds headed to philippine fi to typhoon victims. salahi and her then husband tareq famously attended an elite white house party without invites in the year 2009. she got together with shaun when she split and the two have been together ever since. >>> here is a friday follow-up for you. we have told you about how the tsa has been slow to spend the change it collects from security che checkpoints across the country. next week the house is expected to pass legislation requiring the agency to spend all unclaimed money on lounges for members of the military and their families. tsa collecting an average of half a million bucks a year but has only gotten around to spending a fraction of that. in 2012 they found $531,000 in unclaimed money. it's spent $6,500 on security. that bill could pass as early as monday when the house returns from the thanksgiving break. >>> and fin

neil interviewed a woman yesterday who loved her plan, it was affordable, she said, but it got canceled and now her premium per month has doubled. look, the president is making no apologies for any of that for his failed promise. no apology to the millions of americans losing their health plans. instead, he be hhad this to say those getting millions of cancellation letters. take a listen. >> the system is more secure for you and more secure for everybody. if you're getting one of these letters, just shop around in the new marketplace. that's what it's for. >> well, assuming you can shop around. just shop around, forget the fact you got canceled. isn't that sort of the equivalent of, okay, i lied or i was wrong? get over it, deal with it, people? >> look, it's "let them eat cake." the fact the matter is, the president -- i hope when he realizes when these people shop for policies on the exchanges, they're going to pay 30%, 40% more and some people twice and three types as much as the policies they had. who is the president to decide what's good for an individual and their families? >> es