>> owe biden is not really running to be president for four

more years. he's going to be replaced at some point by kamala harris, the only question is when, not if. >> what's really scary is we don't know anything about the other opponent. >> thousands of people that have gotten it using cbp and president bidenen going to be done and minor disaster in blue and red states. then the inflation issue, i don't understand all this. >> we still have a lot of work to do and 2% forget. >> democrats and allies are stuck talking about concentration camps or something they've made up. ♪ stuart: nothing like a little chuck berry getting you going in the morning. it's 11:00 eastern time, wednesday, june 12.

you like what you're seeing and fayeable inflation early this morning, moderating inflation and the stock market goes up. and down 13 basis points to a yield of 4.27%. that is a huge move in the bond market and it's because of favorable inflation and that lower yield is helping stocks. now this. when a guilty verdicts were announced in hunter's gun trial, president biden abruptly changed his schedule and flew on marine 1 to wilmington, delaware. they're waiting for him on the tarmac and emotional moment and

everyone can surely understand the president's anguish and the question is will this emotional turmoil affect the president's ability to do the job? he's 81 years old, his age is already showing and he's just seen his family torn apart in court. two former daughters in law that would be hunter's ex and bo biden's widow testified for the prosecution and a granddaughter testified for the defense. the ugly details for drug addiction laid bare for the world to see and a jury decision of guilty on all three counts. the president now faces world leaders and high stakes g7 meeting and coming off a family trauma when he comes back and he'll face the rigors of a presidential election campaign and first debate arrives at the end of this month and democrat convention and then hunter's tax trial on september 5 and second debate on september 10. the worry is that biden's mental and physical decline will

accelerate. like it or not, the whole country is talking about his cognitive abilities. he can't escape the video tape. monday's long, vacant stare at juneteenth celebration. intense personal pressure tends to aggravate your mental ability and the straw that broke the camel's back. don't know. at times like this we should be concerned for the president personally and the country for the leader that's unable to do the job being very much in question. the third hour of varney starts now. stuart: martha maccallum with me this tuesday morning -- wednesday morning. thank you for bailing me out. will the emotional pressure lead to more cognitive decline for the president? >> certainly could.

we've seen recent reporting that this whole issue with his son hunter was weighing on him very heavily and he thinks about it all the time and he has another big case as you mentioned coming up in california. in just a few weeks and keep in mind, as a son who loves has father by all accounts, he could have pled guilty on these things and could have handled these things and pushed them a bit to the side and taken responsibility rather than dragging everyone through all of these court cases, and i think that that juneteenth video is very telling and he is clearly distracted, many of these events are difficult for him and i think the rebellion from democrats is open. i mean, they're like this far from saying let's get someone else, i think. so it's a -- is it just get him across the finish line like ben domenech was saying in the sound byte you were playing and kamala will take over?

it's like what's the plan? stuart: the sympathy and empathetic coverage from the media and direct contrast from trump. they're all over the guy. huge difference. >> a lot of discretion on other networks and others should feel sad and has an addiction and all of this which, you know, okay, yes, we understand that and very interesting that the jury, many of who had family with personal addiaddictions and they all foud him guilty they've seen addiction up close and know how manipulative it can be and the lies that come along and i would imagine it dealing with the issues and there's a moment that would be very issue and a big hug between biden and hunter and his grandchild is there and wife no. 3, melissa, who he's currently married to is there. and after all that, hunter leans in and starts talking to his dad very intensity at one moment

there. and i wonder what he's saying and he's going to have to talk about the california trial and going back to europe and these are very tire some trips and they -- tiresome trips and they take their toll and it's like they forgot what a president who's super sharp and speaking articulately and moved people with his words sounds like. stuart: can't get back to that. he can't. doesn't get better and no white house press briefing for today and that marks 11 business days since the last official briefing. what happens to the pledge this would be the most transparent of quarter s? >> there may be questions about trying to bridge the gap and next trip and question no. 1 is how does the president feel about his son and his son's convictions on gun charges and especially after speaking about

gun laws and pressing to be instituting and there'd be red flag laws for people having inkansinkansincapacitated by drd otherwise and going for that question hanging out there and the question about was he okay on june 19th? that's a question that can be pressed by one of our reporters and terrorists crossing the border and people getting arrested in the cities and in the united states and they're probably got aways from the southern border and there's a lot of questions that they want answers to and there's no press briefing for the second day in a row. stuart: martha, thanks for being with us. we'll watch you every day on the story 3:00 p.m. on fox news. martha, thank you indeed. >> thank you. stuart: check out the market, plenty of green. dow up 184 -- i mean 182 and nasdaq up over 300 points. mark tepper here with me for the hour. watching the market for us. and consumer prices up 3.3% over the last 12 months and a cooling

of inflation and do you think stocks are off to the races? >> yeah, this was a very positive report and. marseeing one or two more and i think this bull market has legs and we could certainly see the market continue to rally and however i want to warn viewers and investors that be careful what you wish for and by the time the first cut happens and over the next 13 monarchies of the first -- 12 months of the first cut and on average the market is negative 23% and having a bull rally and going for the cut hits and think about getting a little more defensive, stu. stuart: that's fascinating. i wouldn't know that. and now i want to talk about the jobs report from last friday, 272,000 jobs added to the economy. why do you call that the job hocks? hoax?

>> it's overstating the strength of the economy and 272,000 jobs added and 231,000 of those came from the birth death adjustment and completely made up in fabricated and basically what the bls does and they say x amount of business going for this last month and x amount of businesses closed last month and we expect 231,000 jobs were magically created and it's not a hard number. it's soft. the number of native-born workers have gone done and going for them with the foreign-born workers and it's not indicative and a strong economy and stay with us for the hour. stay with fox business all day. we'll bring you the fed rate decision at 2:00 eastern and that's followed by the fed

chair's news conference at 2:30. we're following it all here on fox business. lauren is looking at big 3. why not. lauren: nvidia, best day in a week and microsoft hit a new high, 438.55 moments ago. apple new high, 216.29 momenting ago. 218, i correct myself on apple. keeps going up. it's a horse race to $4 trillion and which company of these three will be the first for $4 trillion and current momentum and nvidia and who knows. stuart: keep up that momentum and there's a story. combined, those three companies are worth more than $10 trillion. lauren: amazing. stuart: how about neo. lauren: they're adding an additional 38% duty. what 48%? it's a huge deal. europe is china's biggest overseas market for their cars and these stocks, it's an up

market and down just a bit and sold off earlier and look, neo is coming back. stuart: how about best of my bidenomicken stock?lauren: the k is fairly valued as it is. how many best of my recollectionen stocks can one have? stuart: zero. lauren: i probably have five. stuart: ken goldin is back on varney and auctions off hot items that i can a game used jackie robinson bat. you won't believe how much it sells for. trump ba ba and hearing the left play you have hearing about trump and his vengeance if he's reelected. remember this? >> next year, i might not be

sitting here. might not be a white house correspondence or a free press. the real threat looms larra jerkins. a candidate with out ward disdain not just for the free press and all of our freedoms. stuart: what a terrible thing. aoc and rachel mad doe are adding fuel to the fire. john levine responding to that. in my opinion, president biden tried to buy votes with the student loan handouts and only 30% of voters approve of that decision. we'll dig into it and it's next. ♪ what tractor supply customers experience is personalized service. made possible by t-mobile for business. with t-mobile's reliable 5g business internet. employees get the information they need instantly.

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stuart: it is inflation day and the may cpi show prices gone up

3.3% and that's down slightly from the rate reported in april and inflation is easing a little. brian burg with me many -- brian brenberg is with me this morning. what's the biggest driver of that? >> we thought last year we'd be getting rate cuts today last year. we're not getting them. why? because there's sticky inflation. look at biggest drivers here and start with homes, you though this, home prices up 33.9% since january 2021. how do you power your home? talk about household energy. how do you heat it, cool it? that's up 29.8% from january 2021. okay, now let's go to another piece of the sticky inflation and has to do with your cars. look at this, motor vehicle maintenance and repair up 33.5% from january 2021 and that's one of the reasons why you're looking at car insurance and you're paying big increases on premiums 51.3% and motor vehicle

insurance and what's the point here? till we get this stuff under control, the fed will not be in a position to be cutting rates. that's their problem right now. >> i think it's a welcomed sigh of relief and i hear brian talking about stickiness and after january, february, march we're hotter than expected and taking a little sigh of relief and we're coming in a bit lower than expected. if we get three data points of cpi till that moment and they're showing some signs of lower than expected inflation. stuart: we are clear that inflation is gradually easing. we're straightening that one out; right? >> inflation rate. the inflation rate is gradually

easing. all of your prices are going up. people, sigh of relief, maybe. more of a sigh to me that we still haven't gotten those prprices flattening big time. stuart: i went into a grocery store the other day and paid $10 for a standard loaf of bread. lauren: we just accept all the prices though. what company will lower prices at this point? they've gotten $10 for bread, why make it $8 again. stuart: right, especially if i'm prepared to pay it and i did. next one, taylor, there's a new poll showing 30% adults approve of biden's student loan handouts. 40% disapprove. i call them vote buying. >> yeah, you're taking from the low income and bailing out high income and only half and half of americans and bachelor's degree and you're putting all of the burden on a low income tax base

to bail out the high taxed wealthy individuals and have phd and mental degrees and a couple elite universities here or there and my opinion, i'm actually not surprised and only 30% approve because most americans aren't benefiting from this and transferring wealth up to the upper account. >> they don't like it because anybody can look at this and say, all you're doing is ripping off people who chose not to go to college. is that what america is about? ripping off people that make their own decision? stuart: it is now. >> that's the why biden want it is. doesn't have to be that way. >> it's hugely inflationary. stuart: yeah, it is. another new poll for you and shows trump supporters are three times more likely to prioritize

marijuana and having a family. >> my mod said there's an order to things, stu. get married and have a family. don't do those in the reverse order. i'm old school though and that's what i was taught, but i think sort of -- i know brian can weigh in on this, sort of the big picture is the nuclear family; right. if you sort of think that you'd want government to have less control and you want power in the family and want to make moral and ethical believes based on how you were raced. if you're a government -- raised and if you're a democrat and want to break down the family unit and create chaos and discord and you have have that power to come in from the government and take over and infiltrate. i'm a huge proponent of a nuclear family. unit that is very much in tact. stuart: you want to add to that, brian? >> i think people are good. i love what you said. we should have lots of children

and solving the world's problems and i'm not one of the depopulation guys that thinks kids are the problem and not that kids are the problem. they're the problem. stuart: we haven't heard from you yesterday. lauren: i'm listening over my shoulder. that's wonderful. ful.lauren: coloring outside ofe lines is sometimes okay but the nuclear family should be a goal of every american. stuart: absolutely. i have six children. i know what they're talking about. stuart: hold on, the big money show, you guy haves a special on inflation in america. i need a preview. first you, taylor. >> i'm take ago special look at something that's close to home, the rising cost of day care. we talk about grocery store but day care costs that are hurting americans and making many americans rethink how many children they can afford because they're under so much pressure. stuart: brian. >> talking with charles payne and larry kudlow and coping with

higher prices and jackie has small business owners she's talking to and something for everyone. the point is this is still a problem. how do we deal with it? stuart: brian, taylor, thank you for joining us. see you soon. the biden campaign is launching a new outreach program to win over la voters. that would be me. ashley, what's the strategy here? ashley: well, to reach out to seniors in a variety of ways and including phone banks and pick e ball courts. i don't know if stu varney will be there. recent polls show biden is slipping among younger voters and also when it cops to black and latino voters but surveys also show that biden is pulling ahead a bit among voters 65 and older so to ram home the advantage, the biden campaign is launching a national initiative starting this friday in new hampshire, which by the way is a battleground state apparently with the highest percentage of residents 65 and older and not florida. biden advisers believe the

campaign of freedom and democracy approach resinates with the generation of voters that live through the post going to the cold war eras. stu, you may db be getting the call. stuart: never know, do you. ashley: never know. stuart: new jersey could pull the liqueur licenses from donald trump's golf courses in the state and new york convictions and the trump organization said he doesn't even hold the licenses and maybe this is just another politically motivated attack on trump and we'll have a report on it. group messages from the leader of hamas show that he called the deaths of palestinians a "necessary sacrifice to fuel the war with israel". will the pro hamas sympathizers in america wake up to this reality? we'll take that on, next. ♪

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they have ai stuff to roll out on iphones and only if there's the biggest and best iphone and newest iphone and theory is that everyone is going to go run out and upgrade their iphones and i think they'll upgrade but not to the tune of 350 billion of market cap and right now i'd be selling this rally. stuart: how much if you owned 100 shares and how much would you share? >> cutting what did he say? ashley: yeah, called out for contradictory statement for israel and condemned anti-israel protest and supported by the democratic socialists of america

claiming he'd led dsa membership lapse after falling out with the group but during an interview last month and claimed he was still a member of that socialist group and he's also never publicly stated that he supports the controversial boycott and divestment and sanctions movement and pro activists claim is anti-semitic and in that same interview bowman personally backs the bds movement and hasn't gone public because of the congressional district has a large jewish population and bowman by the way saying he opposes iron dome defense for israel and he had previously voted for and now watching israel commit genocide in gaza. trying to have it both ways, i think. stuart: can you say desperation for reelection? i can. ashley: yeah, absolutely. stuart: elite messages for hamas leader ya ya sin walleye and

sees deaths of palestinians necessary sacrifices for israeli wages and we're joined by john levine. in light of this, will we ever see pro hamas sympathizers in america change their tune? >> oh, well, no. the hamas people can do anything and the people in america with hamas have been with them all the way even though we know they're killing gay people and don't let women out of the house and this isn't going to change anyone's mind here and this is their strategy. we knew this. driving up the death toll among their own people so the international community forces israel to end the war prematurely and leaves them in fact. that's been the strategy from day one and not successful and going to do this again. stuart: i would object to saying anti-israel protesters and they're pro hamas. >> absolutely. stuart: they're pro a terrorist organization. we should point it out. >> right, they're not anti-israel and not even pro palestinian and pro hamas and

you're pro palestinian and out there chanting and actively trying to kill their own people in the analogy. it's very said and we have to remember the palestinian people to rule them and election haves consequences. stuart: next one, trump derangement syndrome is back in full effect and alexandria ocasio-cortez says she's worry that had trump will try to jail his political enemies if he's reelected. listen to this. >> st it sounds nuts, but i wouldn't be surprised if this guy threw me in jail. he's out of his mind. i mean, he did his whole first campaign around lock her up. this is his motto. i'd take him at his word when he says he's going to round up people. i take him at his who when he threatens journalists. stuart: msnbc rachel maddow said what's convincing you this massive camps he's planning are only for migrants. i'm worried about me and as much

as all of and yous jon, plain and simple, that's scare mongering. >> lock her up. lock her up and hillary clinton was in prison where she remains to be stayed. he said lock her up and became president and nothing actually happens. it was just campaign rhetoric and i contrast that with president biden came into office and we'll hold trump accountable and they're actively trying to shove him in prison. four separate trials and not just trump. look at all the surrogates and look at poor peter navarro and peter bannon. >> they're doing the other sides of what they're doing. >> it's a desperation. stuart: it's a mark of desperation they're coming out to. >> can't say much about the economy and going with half their supporters and going throughout hamas and this is the only card they have to play. stuart: you're with the new york post and your newspaper was the first to bring hunter biden's

laptop from hell to the public knowledge and how instrumental was the laptop? getting the conviction of hunter? >> i was there from the very beginning with we put this out, and i remember, oh, this is fake, this is russian misinformation and this isn't real, this vladamir putin must have given it to you and department of justice and fb and i recollects intelligence community said this and four years later, same individuals and institutions are entering the laptop into evidence used at hunter biden's trial where he was found guilty. if you follow the trial, evidence from the laptop was instrumental in the case that david weiss presented against hunter biden is you'll see the laptop again in his september trial and much more serious trial for the tax evasion and 1.5 million in tax evasion he allegedly committed and the laptop will come out again. it's all going to be evidence. stuart: they'll never apologize for lies for the past four years. never will. thank you very much indeed. authorities in new jersey want to ick tafanely away trump's

liquor licenses and holds three at the golf courses. tell me more. lauren: new jersey attorney general is refusing the law saying you can't hold a license if convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude and elements of dishonesty or depravity. trump said i don't hold any of the three licenses and you said it earlier, they're just pursuing him to the umm degree over and over again. if they lose their liquor licenses, what of the workers that work there and getting cocktails and tips and going for the colt's neck or what's the other one? stuart: they don't care about that and all they care about is getting trump down and hating him and making him public. that's what they want. amazing. lauren, we're done for this one but mark tepper, you want to come into this. wow, i didn't know this. you're actually a member of the trump national bedminster club.

>> yeah, taking that and my golf game is not great. it needs improvement and the 19th hole is very important and if you're not a golfer, that's the ball. they're not going to be able to strip him of the license because the license is held in the l.l.c.,. we'll see what happens. stuart: that's good, thanks, mark. coming up, royal portrait going to be vandalized and why these protesters did it. oh, boy. finally rejecting bureaucratic socialism and that's next. ♪

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stuart: trump supporters hold ago fundraiser in lon ton and they've raised millions of dollars. lauren: $2 million in london ahead of cocktail night tonight in london and hosted by australian actor holly valence and holds green card and married to a american and can vote in the campaign and trump might beam in on video message and ticks cost up to $100,000 and the battle for supremacy across the atlantic, there's a dualing fundraiser and tour and editor chief in vogue is hold ago

fundraiser. stuart: i remember that. conservatives won big in european elections over the weekend and voters largely rejected green regulations and mass migration and douglas murray joins me. has europe rejected finally bureaucratic socialism and a real revolution over there? >> it is actually. the european union elections have ended up the same way and meshes use the midterm as a way to punish the incumbents and it's the contract with france or germany and contrasts are coming into left governments and the push to whole range of policies on the public and deeply slight and across the continent last week and they use the opportunity of the ballot box and european unions and punish the mainstream sent resistance parties and -- sentries and vote

in a range of unions and many described in the recent years as far right and a bit of change in the terminology and all of the parties that used to be called far right are being called hard right once they get into power and office. at some point soon the moniker will change yet again. it's a thudding defeat for the sentries parties and emmanuel macron announced a snap general election in france. stuart: has europe started to reverse course on climate? >> i think so. certainly we'll see if the government actually do and there's a whole pile of examples i could give you of governments that have been voted in in europe and promptly not done it

and our own country of britain where of course the conservative party has had 14 years of being voted into office and bringing down mass illegal migration of historic high and british and european voters are very used to trying to make themselves heard by the political mainstream being ignored and showing that they're very willing to go elsewhere. and governing party and the people from uk was a conference of maloney and almost lost his party whip just for being in the same room as georgia maloney and three years later maloney on the steps of adams downy and richy sunak some of us are enjoying

this pain along the way. >> thanks for joining us. see you soon. stuart: official portrait of king charles vandalized by animal rights activists. ashley. the king is an animal rights activist. what did they do to the painting? ashley: yeah, i don't know if they knew that and it's defaced and two animal rights protests are seeing images and the franchise wallace and gromit on to the painting and it said no cheese, gromit, look at all the cruelty on the spca farms much the animal cruelty on the farms certified by the royal society of protection of animals and the group says images they're zeldonly removed and the printing was not damaged or the painting that is but this is the first official portrait of charles iii by british artist

that was on public display for the first time and there's no comment from the royal household and something along the lines of we are not amused. stuart: i saw the video, where are the authorities stopping in from happening? ashley: i don't know. what about securities and turned up unchallenged it and did it and walked off. took about 25 seconds. stuart: hopeless. thanks issue ash. it's that time, here we government the dow 30 get a sense of the market and that's completely reversed when we open the market and all 29 of the dow 30 were in the green. and now it's a minority of stocks in the dow are in the green. that's quite a reversal. the dow is still up 92 points. ken goldin, he's the king of collectibles and has a brand new season of his show out on netflix and here to show off some of the hottest items up for auction, include ago bat used by jackie robinson. find out how much that thing

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iconic sports and pop culture memorabilia. welcome back, good to see you again. i want to start with jackie robinson's game bat. >> this is a 1953 game used bat and graded 9.5, and this was seen on king of collectibles season 2, that dropped today and part over of reggie jackson's bd owe owned it and signed it to audrinauction today. stuart: how much? >> close to a million dollars. stuart: berry bonds jersey? >> when he was just starting and a division playoff jersey and last jersey he wore as a pirate and after that he signed a big contract with san francisco. stuart: how much? >> probably around $50-$75,000. stuart: that could get $75 for a jersey? >> 100%. lauren: a million for the bat. stuart: well, the bat.

marvel universe green set. i don't know what that is. >> sure, it's a pmg set and this again also appears on season 2 in netflix and it's a special trading card set they made to honor the characters and key characters but there's only ten of each and you've got like spider man, captain america, dead pool, ironman, all the characters and everybody knows. we try to sell this set on the show and $750,000 and you can see if the deal went through or not. stuart: $p 750,000? >> this is maybe in the range of 20,000 or so. stuart: that's understandable. what's pikachu? >> this is the illustrator and

beloved comic and sold them earlier for $2 million and this is a 7 and up for auctions coming shortly at goldin.com in the king of collectible's option. this goes in the few hundred thousand. very inexpensive. stuart: 30 seconds to tell me about king of collectibles just released its second season on netflix. tell me. >> eight episodes, season number one emmy not named on instagram and 28 million watched around the world and about the world of collectibles and meet some of the people and great items they have and the story of the items and history and it's everything. it's sports and entertainment and rock and roll. stuart: am i in it? >> you would have to watch and find out if you made the cut for season 2. stuart: got you. lauren: oh. stuart: ken, you're all right. much luck on your success. this is truly ridiculous, how many words in the english language contain the letter q

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stuart: we ask this question how many words contain the cuba no you, we have a lot of choice

from 94 to 199, i can't think of to that doesn't have a cuba no you, 117. >> lauren, that was my gut instinct but has to be at the end of the word, does it contain the q? >> 117. >> i can't think of a single one but i'm going to go with 152. i'm to go with 199, there has to be something strange, the answer is 117 that's according to the webster's dictionary, many of the words included in this count originate from foreign lang languages, them foreigners are getting in, thank you for sticking around you are a good man, that is it for "varney & company", "coast to coast" starts now. >> thank you stuart, cpi, i like