JESSE WATTERS (HOST): Energy prices, mortgage rates, treasury yields -- already all coming down. And the administration's ...

And slowly but surely, this will all settle itself out. And when it does, all the naysayers out there are going to have a lot ...

CHARLES PAYNE (HOST): Ed, you know, stocks are selling off. And I just, you know, want to get your initial thoughts.

And he's not looking at the next quarter or the next quarter, he's looking at the next 50 years. So this is what this is all ...

Down from the December highs of the election of Donald Trump and down from the January highs of the first term -- the first ...

This is mind boggling to me that the media is focused on pain, pain, pain” STEVE DOOCY (CO-HOST): First thing they talked ...

Liberation day, they call it, right? The reciprocal tariffs go into effect April 2, not April Fools, but today, April 2. Yes, ...

And, with that in mind, you set the posture that this isn't going away, these are here to stay, you've had 70 years to ...

I think the White House has clearly been very intentional in its messaging of this, the idea that they believe that this is a ...

SAM SEDER (GUEST): ‘Many observers said the US appeared to have divided the trade deficit by imports from a given country to ...

JEANINE PIRRO (CO-HOST): The only country that I am worried about is the United States. And I really am not concerned about the other countries. The president has always been willing to negotiate.

Authers warned that other countries may not negotiate with U.S. over tariffs to avoid making “big concessions to a bully” ...