happening at the white house. >> i must say, forgive me, none of these really get me racing to go to i want to eat these things, they look horrendous but my favorite is i have to say, the dictator for trump with a little bit of chinos thrown in to reference his unusual hair color and served with russian dressing, i think it's pretty funny i have to say. i think they are all pretty funny. >> the hidden garlic for the lift and ron desantis shoes, the poor guy can't get a break. [laughter] >> he got his participation trophy over the weekend. all right, that's it for us. live in switzerland for the role of economic forms that's going to be tomorrow, lots of world

leaders out there and she'll be talking to them. that's it for me, stewart taken away. >> i will indeed, good morning, everyone. it is really cold in iowa. in a few hours we will find out how many wind chill of minus 32 cast the first vote in the 24 election. this is hands-on democracy. caucus goers have to be on time 7:00, no mailing it in. they listen to pictures from campaigns 8:00 p.m. and fill out a ballot and should get the results tonight. donald trump leads all polls by a wide margin in hoping for a block. in contrast, dreadful pulling news for the president, abc n news' approval rating at a new low, 33%. he has trouble with in the white house, aides are planning a walkout tomorrow to protest biden's support for israel and he's got trouble within his own party. democrats bernie sanders wants him to change course. most americans are not happy with what's going on in the world but markets are closed and martin luther king junior, we

can quote futures on the downside, data down 70, s&p seven, nasa about 11 points. little change for the price of oil despite u.s. fighter jet shooting down a cruise missile fired by the houthis. gas coming in at an average of three .06 for regular and diesel all caps coming down, 3.91 is the average there. but cuenca look $42800 a coin. politics is a bipartisan order deal but not going down well with house republicans. calls for immediate work permits every illegal released from custody. on the show today, iran set to begin close to a nuclear bomb. how does that change the mid east equation? advice for caucus goers and anyone else in the arctic freeze, hit, cover every square inch of skin. monday january 15, mlk day, the day we honor great american.

regarding his company is about to begin. ♪ 's. ♪ >> ice baby. >> is icy, it's iowa. ♪ >> okay, a look at iowa and we will show you what cold looks like. that looks cold. flat, great and very cold. i will carcasses are all about politics. today the weather plays a role. sub zero temperatures, the coldest in history. fox weather janice dean is with me. i want to note wind chill and actual temperature, how cold is

it? >> i'm glad i start with this map, that's what you ordered. temperatures in the negative 11, negative ten, figure 12 but the windchill that makes it dangerous. we could see wind chill negative 22 negative 30 and that means if you have exposed skin, you can have frostbite or hypothermia. your advice of covering every inch of skin is very important. in terms of self we don't have a snowstorm, we don't have ice but we do have snow on the ground. eastern part of iowa, eight to 12 inches, some areas of higher amount and i talked to steve doocy, people are having a hard time getting on the road, some are not plowed yet so the weather is going to be a big story for caucus goers. you mentioned going out throughout the day into the evening hours, those are temperatures in the radar so you don't see any snow but the temperatures below zero for much

of the day today, tomorrow and into wednesday. there wind chills, dangerous as you head outside. if your car isn't working, that's not good news, you need to be going from one place to a warm place and spending as little time as you can outside. here are some of the coldest wind chills in the state of iowa. negative 39, negative 37, negative 35 did you get the picture, it's very cold. it's how your body deals with the windchill. that's the wind and air temperature, mathematical equation meteorologist arrived when it comes to the windshield and it means on your body loses heat very quickly in subzero temperatures and with joe so there are daytime highs, serial or below but again, windchill is what makes it so dangerous as we go through the next several hours, negative 20 range closer to negative 30 as we get into overnight hours as the wind

gusts so a lot of people are like windchill, what does that mean? it means you are into dangerous territory if you're outside, frostbite can happen in 15 to 30 minutes and that's why i am concerned. stuart: it was freezing cold in new york but nothing like iowa and that's a fact. thanks very much. thank you. donald trump criticizing vivek ramaswamy publicly for the first time what's he saying? >> the first public sign, vivek ramaswamy started his campaign is a great supporter, best president in generations unfortunately and now all he does is decrypt disguise people campaign tricks, very slight bit about vivek ramaswamy is a vote for the other side, don't get duped by this. vivek ramaswamy downplayed this slam if you will on fox and friends earlier and here's his response. >> why do you think former president trump one of over the

weekend? >> i think it might have been an attempt. i took it in a lighthearted way, there's a massive surge late in the process, a number of endorsers is expected to go to donald trump. legends and i look like steve king, widely expected to go for trump. king for me. >> why would tropical after vivek ramaswamy after all this time when support of him, trump to point out. trump was to seal the deal and get everybody out of the way, come out of iowa with 50% support. it's never been done, the gold standard goal has 48, he wants 50 or above, get everyone else out as soon as you can and seal the deal. >> take a few votes and we shall see. we got to turn to the markets from a they are close to celebrate martin luther king jr. day but we can quote you just for you, they don't show much,

who got the dog down 60, s&p done eight, nasdaq 28. wall street reopens tomorrow night 30 eastern. jeff, i'm going to plunge in with a buy on the dip western. is it time to buy? >> that's a good question. we were just talking before i came on this morning about that video which i watched. i have to fly to san diego tomorrow so whoever is sitting next to me i feel sorry for because they will be holding my hand during that flight. what i see, hear you have a company in an industry that there are only two major players, boeing, airbus. both have major backlogs. boeings backlog is 5100 airplanes. that's a big backlog. they had a great year last year but this next line is a problem. they can't keep things falling off these planes in flight which

is a major problem so i do think there is a contrary up like. i would just wait to see how this pans out because the government is going to take a position that they have to wrap their arms around this problem because it is a very frightening situation. >> but you wouldn't now because the plot played out. >> you still have next line the road is not played out, they can't figure out why cap is keep the pressurizing and things fall off midflight and until they figure that out, the stock is not ready to be bought yet. >> we shall follow it closely. tell us when you think enough to buy the dip. it might drop below $200. thanks. republicans are making the final push in iowa and on the other side, there are reports of a growing divide between biden and

former president obama. mark meredith joins me. what is obama saying? >> good morning, obama himself former president making it clear he doesn't want to to play out publicly was happening behind the scenes. biden paris campaign and messaging gave a strong. democratic advisors lawmakers thinking now is the time to redo the bidenomics pitch. president brushes on., shows him trailing sometimes significantly republicans like former president trump and nikki haley. over the weekend the numbers are going to shift in their favor once voting begins tonight. >> the real winner will be joe biden because whoever emerges as the winner, we are going to have a contest we want because the freedom and democracy nobody is fighting to protect what the maga republicans trying to do to roll back.

>> but the economy which impacts everyone remains a real concern for democrats coast to coast. one former biden administration aid telling politico it's time to go back to the drawing board at least from a communication standpoint. over the weekend there saying, the american people are not going to get bidenomics from aquatica. how about you just make sure they know what you're going to do and what you did to get folks the numbers about gdp and the other things in the data doesn't move people, stories move people. the other x factor going into 2024, could we see a serious third party candidate jumping last week west virginia democratic joe manchin appear to test the waters for campaign of his own. >> active urban spoiler never will be on any election, if i'm involved, i'm involved to win but to be a spoiler for during it one way or another i would never do. >> we will have to wait to see whether or not he decides to jump in and the group talking about doing all of this says they will have an announcement by mid-march.

>> thanks. biden's job approval hit another new low, 33% of the lowest approval for any president in 15 years. charlie hurt with me this morning, i don't see how the president can turn it around, what say you? >> it's going to be difficult looking at another situation here where democrats have done everything they can to protect joe biden and prevent any sort of contest on the democratic side and meanwhile yet again you got donald trump stirring up all of this intention on the other side of the aisle and that leaves joe biden hiding in his basement or on vacation and it's hard to see how he turns around when you've got so much attention on this other side especially when they can say all they want about the numbers but people know with their own finances at home and they know what they are feeling and what they are going through. i sometimes it becomes insulting

for the white house to insist people's lives are better than they really are and it's a terrible storm to be writing into even as an income but. stuart: what would it mean for the race, the election overall, what you make of the race trump wins iowa by say 20 points? suppose it is a blowout, was the impact on the election? >> as lauren was mentioning, the 50% threshold is going to be the answer to the question. if he breaks 50% in the answer the question, is there room for an alternative in the republican primary? if he gets 50%, there's no room for an alternative but even if he gets a little bit below but it's a blowout and he's at 48%, mathematically, baby there's room for an alternative. still highly doubtful but we will go to new hampshire and south carolina from there but these alternatives to trump are going to have to do better than strong second-place and if they can't win a contest in new

hampshire or south carolina especially nikki haley, then it's over and there's no room for an alternative in the republican party and trump will be the nominee and we will know in short order i think. stuart: new hampshire primary is next week, eight days away, that's it. thank you for being with us this morning. breezy i will, stay warm. >> doing my best. [laughter] stuart: senator bernie sanders says biden needs to change course on israel. reelection bid, roll it. >> i think people will end up rallying around biden but there's no question, it is very hard for young people, president has to change course. stuart: that's ironic considering bernie sanders is the one who pushed progressive politics and failed. we will get into that. houthis rebels u.s. warship in the sea. the fighter jet shotgun. now what? james joins us next. ♪

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can see behind me the scene of a terror attack took place this afternoon, killing one israeli woman and injuring 17 others. we been speaking with officials on the scene to get a better understanding about what occurred. there have been two suspects arrested, both palestinian men from the west bank city of have grown from a they were working according to officials illegally in this area just north of israel second largest city this is an active scene from a they've taken away injured people, investigators as you can see are still coming to evidence trying to get better understanding of what took place. there are surveillance planes and helicopters overhead looking for possible other suspects. former israeli prime minister had this to say about the security situation. >> there trying to break us i want to be as fair as possible. we are not moving, we are not going anywhere, we are here to stay and we are going to hunt down every single terrace and we are going to win. >> is real concern on the ground that there could be similar attached to the won this

afternoon just north of tel aviv and of course we are following developments of the red sea where initial reports indicate there was yet another attack by houthis rebels. stuart: retired army lieutenant, james is with me now. one of the implications of the crews missile fired by the houthis? >> a couple of things to unpack, when is, i'm pretty sure martin does not have a franchise in yemen which means where are these guys getting crews and ballistic missiles from? outside of yemen and of course the most likely is iran. iran is continue to support surrogates which are not only attacking israel but directly attacking americans. if the u.s. says this cruise missile was headed to an american ship, he do that by looking at the trajectory the missile is on and where it's going so what they are saying is

they were targeting an american ship so i was in the army but i can tell you cruise missile hits an american warship, is going to do an enormous amount of damage and killed a lot of people so they are directly targeting not just israel but the united states which means the bombing campaign biden just did which was basically shut it down, they did not get the message. stuart: next one, iran is reportedly close to producing a nuclear bomb, what happens if they announced they got one? >> i'm going to be straightforward and honest here and not partisan politically which is the reality of things as i see it so officially the policy is we cannot tolerate iran having nuclear weapons. i think this whole thing, the fighting with hamas, instigation with hezbollah and houthis, is giving iranians an excuse to say look at terrible security situation is in the region for

our own national defense we have to declare ourselves nuclear power. reality is many analysts and i agree believe we are past where iran can produce a nuclear weapon, they can do this, is not a question of an assembly line you speed up or slow down and there, it's a political decision and my guess is it will do this in the near future claiming the situation in the region is so unstable, biden will be in the middle of a presidential campaign, it's unlikely he will start a war with iran in the middle of a presidential campaign. israelis likely do nothing, they are divided and they are very busy dealing with hamas so my guess is iran gets away with it, january 2025 rolls around either biden is back or new president is and they are faced with the reality event declared nuclear statement is like okay, what are you going to do about it? is a strange and terrible world but if i was a betting guy in

vegas, it's better than 50/50. stuart: we seem to be right on the verge of a direct clash with the soon to be nuclear power. we are close to a clash, right? >> i just don't see the united states initiating armed conflict iranian nation. i don't see iran deciding now is the time to take the war directly. i do see this new reality which is incredibly dangerous because when you are iran and declaring nuclear power, you think is the get out of jail free card so they pay the surrogates, funding terrorists. it's all stuff they've done before, it's in their playbook and it becomes much more likely. stuart: 's taiwan elected prime minister and wants to keep his distance from china listen to what biden has to say about t this.

none walk. >> we do not support independent, that's from the president. would you like to predict china's next step? >> i think we are in a relatively stable place right now. this taiwan government shows no a group nation declaring independence. we really can't push for something even taiwan is people don't want and the reality is, the current status quo satisfied both sides. china doesn't want to i want to be independent and they don't want it to become military platform that friends china. the u.s. -- let's be honest, whether taiwan is independent or not is not vital interest. our interest is taiwan is not a military platform from china that allows control for change and compromises our national

interest in the region. the current situation respects the redlines on both sides. we have a taiwan government likely to honor that so i think we are moving into a stable base but then you roll the dice is think was going to happen in europe and the middle east? would also have turmoil inside the chinese military, not a great time for military operation so we all tend to look under the light because that's where the light is, not where we lost our kharkiv in the dark so overly focusing on taiwan, maybe it's not the right answer. i still think the middle east right now is ground zero escalating. stuart: thanks very much for joining us, appreciate it. how do you can bet like of shoplifting? retailers are meeting to discuss just that, how do you can bet it? a full report after this. ♪ 's's

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the markets are closed today for the martin luther king holiday, we are open for business. you can look at futures, down fractionally across the board and i mean fraction. i want to talk about tesla, would you buy the stock if it dropped below $200? >> no question about it, i would hopefully be smart enough to buy a whole lot more if it drops under $200. stuart: that's a deep you would buy? >> absolutely. i already hold a fair chunk and i'm looking to add positions. the stock has cap hundreds of billions of dollars worth, it's get a i, the world's largest database this stock will double or triple in value the next few years. stuart: but it basis stored great competition now from chinese imports. it faces legal challenges and elon musk is always in the news and not always in a good way, doesn't that pull you back a little bit?

>> that's the one that concerns me but visionaries are always like that and you've got to make a bit as an investor, my believe is the company set the bar for a long time to come. i may be completely wrong but i don't think so because would think microsoft, apple, many other companies go through similar challenges at various points in history. stuart: you buy under 200 but not at two-point -- 218 right up. >> i'm still going to buy, again, i hope it will buy all the way down because at target play. stuart: tell me about nvidia, would you -- 547, would you buy that stock on any pull back? >> i would. i think that stock is going to split them up 80 plus.market ship, hundreds of millions of dollars of chip sales. ai is not going anywhere anytime soon and that is the clear leader so yes, same story, i will buy that hand over fist as

well. stuart: by tesla under 200, by nvidia on a pullback. have a great day, we will see you again soon. the questions about what this about, apple moving employees from california to texas? >> and artificial intelligence division. apple told about 120 workers that work for siri, ai in san diego they have to move to austin, texas. they can keep their jobs but they have to move by the end of january so technically that's not a layoff but read between the lines, uproot your family and live in two weeks, that according to bloomberg. i want to tell you microsoft now the biggest company in the world most valuable and apple is struggling, where does the growth come from? they are struggling in china, they cut the price of the iphone 15 in china but 70 u.s. dollars. we seen from analyst sales in the first week of the new year end china were done 30% for the

iphone 15, now apple outright cutting prices and there are other sites that sold it but this is apple directly in china cutting prices. >> all right, i understand testing out policy cardholders, what is it? >> you have to show your id and scan it as you enter costco in washington state. sometimes you just flash it to security guard that's there, you always have to show it i check out but in washington state you have to scan it in and ipad looking device when you enter this could create long lines, it's a headache, but a way for costco to increase revenue and get more people to sign up for its memberships without having to raise the price of the membership. stuart: are you supposed to show your membership card whenever you walk into any costco? i don't. >> no but you do, sometimes show

it but you don't have to scan it. literally putting in a device to scan, it takes time. the last time costco raised the price, and what goes to costco because inflation is expensive so they want a deal so it's hard for costco to come out after six years of not hiking prices and then hiking the membership price, be they are trying to crack down. stuart: now bud light, the parent company is a become a they signed a deal to be a sponsor of the -- it is the first time? >> first time of your company but the official beer would be there corona which has alcohol but nonetheless this is part of the turnaround after the dylan mulvaney controversy, they lost customers and market share so the international olympic committee covers this year paris, 2026 and italy and 2028 in los angeles. thirty years i believe. stuart: i didn't know that.

you learn everything on this program. struggling with inflation, supply chain problems, they struggled with theft. gerri willis is with us, she's at the retail show in new york city. how are retailers putting this shrinkage of shoplifting? >> i got to tell you, it's all about the technology. at this show, it's full of technology companies offering solutions to big problems. some of this technology is expensive. these id tags are less than a nickel each. i'm here with dean from the smo group, he's all about rfid, how do you use this to say the fraud? >> one is the reality is retailers know what they have and they are able to know one, what is stolen and they are able to know what is sold and what is fraud, people bringing back

stuff for returns. >> your technology goes a long way to solve the solution you told me retailers will know about what they have in inventory almost immediately, tell me how it works as a practical matter. >> and practice, tags on every item in these retailers and they are able to do frequent stock because so retailers do one stop cap here and with this technology, it's one everyday so they are able to do is keep accuracy at 90% and it allows them to serve customers more effectively. >> you can do that and other things but there is a problem with refunds right now, how are you helping retailers take care of this huge amount of stuff returned? >> will got one customer managing returns the distribution millions a year. the reality is is largely chaotic proceeds for every retailer so automating that with rfid on the item, it allows them to automate that and simplify it to manage chaotic process. >> appreciate your time.

this is exciting stuff seeing all this technology and retailers are spending more, more, more to solve these problems. stuart: 100 billion a year from shrinkage, they better spent to stop it. thank you. coming up, biden facing scrutiny on whether we have a crisis at the border. role that tape. [inaudible] stuart: he's blaming repub republicans. how are border talks going? ron johnson is here on that. subzero temperatures could make iowa caucuses the coldest in history. doctor marc siegel tells you how to protect yourself as you head to the voting booth or anywhere else if you are outside. democrats keep counting the economy, inflation averaged 5.7% hunter biden, more than double any of the last four presidents. stephen moore on that next.

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in congress once again hunting on a new spending deal, a new agreement will be voted on this week to keep the government running for another month. chad pergram on capitol hill, republican hardliners are saying about this. >> the heart right is angry but so far most are biting their lips when it comes to house speaker mike johnson. bipartisan efforts a partial government shutdown this wee weekend. johnson announced friday he would stick to the spending numbers agreed to earlier this month. a vote to break a filibuster on the bill comes tomorrow night in the senate.

>> democrats and republicans have to work together. i have worked with leader mcconnell and he agrees we should avoid a shotgun so hopefully we can get this done. it's amazing some of these hard right extremists think the shutdown would be a good thing. >> conservatives are outraged johnson renewed his word, he previously said he would not do another temporary spending bill. the bill sets to new deadlines, march 1 for 1 batch of bills, march 8 for the rest some on the right demand shut down until the border is sealed. >> is time for us to tell the government you got to secure the border or shutdown if what that takes is the threat of us withholding some of his priorities running from his of inflation, so be it. >> some republicans are dismissing a still unfinished water bill in the senate.

conservatives are warning speaker about that plan even though it's incomplete. >> anyone elected to serve in the united states congress should be supported, protecting america's national security interests and they would never vote for that deal and that's why i told speaker johnson if he made that deal in exchange for $60 billion for ukraine, i would vacate the chair. >> the spending bill likely needs a combo of democrats and republicans to pass, that's what undercut former speaker kevin mccarthy. stuart: thanks very much indeed. jamie raskin says biden is doing a great job on the economy. will tape. >> the economy is going great under president biden, we had 14 really jobs added for percent inflation or less for 23 months now. why do they want to correct the economy? i don't get it. stuart: we need an economist, he's with us now.

inflation has moderated recently but voters don't seem to agree with him, do they? >> they sure don't. by the way, jamie raskin, a congressman from the d.c. area and this is such a perfect example of people in washington living in a bubble without having any concept of what's happening in real america where i don't know if you experience this but when i go to the store, gas pump, people yell at me as i what's going on with these high prices people have been hurt the most are people in the middle class whose incomes have not kept pace, i believe inflation rate since biden came into office averages about 5.5% and i think as you said earlier, it's almost double the rate of the last four presidents, think about that. it's almost laughable to say this is a successful presidency. one other quick thing on what you are just covering on the budget, do you realize right now

we are borrowing almost $4 billion a day, a day. [laughter] they are considering this a success so we do have to do something about this out-of-control spending. i call biden a cyclist path spender because virtually zero spending because as he's borrowing to trillion a year. stuart: i will caucuses are today, i suspect the most important issue that state is farming. what say you on that? >> i think farming, we were just talking about inflation and the general state of the economy and even by the way, i walked with donald trump a month and a half ago, people in iowa were talking about the border because every state is not a border state and they are getting illegal immigrants in iowa so all these issues and i will tell you from my visit to iowa, people aren't

feeling the love, there is a bit of anger and rage about what's happening in this country. when you have 70% of americans think the economy is headed in the wrong direction, people in almost every state our feelings that squeeze. stuart: is ethanol an issue and i will? [laughter] >> it always is. i've been covering this for 35 years and yes, ethanol is an issue although, i may be wrong but i do not think i what is the number one one producing state, i was told my home state of illinois is. a major part of their economy and they do want ethanol and i have to tell you, i think all candidates on the republican side are in favor of ethanol don't quote me, i'm not sure what desantis has been saying but those who come and attack ethanol, they oftentimes don't survive politically but i'm against it, i don't like any subsidies to energy. i think we should let the free

market work on energy. stuart: the iowa farmers probably do not agree with that. [laughter] thanks so much, see you again. here is one, questioning the economy hunter biden. >> the washington post, voters in the swing states and georgia, arizona, wisconsin and about and this is one of the answers. a man in vegas did not vote in the prior to elections and says i'm not motivated to turn out this year for joe biden. he's not he can't afford a home, he has a full-time job, his wife has a full-time job and they are still paycheck to paycheck. it's a sense of stability we are missing. "wall street journal" survey of economists shows the probability of a recession in the next year went from october at 48%, now it's 39% so there's this idea you get the soft landing it feels like americans are on their backs. there's no growth, you might

have your paycheck, you might have gotten a raise. >> it doesn't feel like we are doing well. coming up, for those of us who love and follow politics, i will start the great election adventure. this is where it begins 100,000 people trudging through the snow to make their views known, that's what democracy is built on. that will be my take top of the hour. cities like new york and chicago have had a difficult time finding places to put migrants. the situation is getting worse is beginning to wonder, live look at chicago o'hare airport, hundreds of migrants are temporarily calling this home. ♪

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people sleeping here at chicago's o'hare airport. 150 people or so are at the bus landing zone where the bus comes in and they were sleeping on the buses as a product. these were just a normal bus, not outfitted for living, people staying there are not getting resources in regards to hygiene and they don't know where the next meal is coming from the city says they plan to move those people over the weekend as the feels like temperatures and wind chills will reach about minus 32 degrees. when asked the situation was acceptable, chicago's mayor pleaded for the federal government to take action and urged texas governor greg abbott to stop putting people in this inhumane and possibly deadly situation. >> it's not acceptable for the government to send people to chicago but we are meeting the moment. this is an international crisis

that requires federal intervention of which local government is subsidizing that work. never designed to do it. >> they are johnson announced he will delay enforcing migrant shelter evictions due to the brutal cold think the reason. johnson originally imposed a maximum of 60 days of the shelters for the migrants. these are coldest temperatures chicago has faced since 2019 and to paint you a picture, we are standing near the door where these folks are sleeping right behind me, it's quite cold, not a comfortable place to be. stuart: thank you very much. jill had this medicament desantis forms of trump is the dop nominee, the race will focus on legal troubles. i call i thought his legal troubles with helping him. by this iran the escalation strategy backfired. what happens if iran announces they have a bump? i'll ask k. t. mcfarland. joe concha replacing, he will

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