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realistically, it's something that would already be available and it's a lot of smoke and mirrors. >> this evil is responsible for resupplying each other for making sure that russia is not losing on the battlefield. >> i think voters with a desperate move like we're so worried we're going to dump the unpopular vice president but keep the unpopular president and we're going to replace the vice president with a woman who's already lost several races for the presidency. stuart: the beatles song sung by john lennon and didn't want him to say, twist and shout. it's 1962. extreme and long hair and the voice. lauren: vulgar consideration then? stuart: yeah. i think you're doing it now. >> thank you.

stuart: 11:00 eastern time. tuesday, june 18th. to the markets please, i'll say it again, not much price movement, dow is down 40 and nas dock down 14. nasdaq down 14. check big tech, all down, microsoft, apple, alphabet, meta, all of them on the downside. check out 10-year treasury and yield had been coming down earlier, still down a little, 4.25% on that 10-year. now this, it's a patent at the white house when things go wrong, deny a reality. as fox camera show the world that migrants were streaming into the country, press secretary karine jean-pierre said biden has done more to secure the border than anybody else, paraphrasing and that statement defies reality and donald trump got a grip on the border. president biden defied the reality of inflation, he said it was 9% when he took office. that's not true. it was 1.4%. and speaking from the white house, in an address to the

nation, the president said the withdraw from afghanistan was "an extraordinary success," his words and nothing successful about being run out of town. the border, inflation, afghanistan, not to mention crime, fete fell, massive debt, this white house cannot face reality and now there's the desperate defense of the president from charges that he's too old for the job. he's in cognitive decline. we're going to run the tape from the la fundraiser, all of it. you will see the president staring out in the audience, obama reaches over, grabs him by his wrist and guides him off the stage. puts his arm around him and the younger former president helping the older current president. symbolic of the whole campaign. karine jean-pierre suggested the tape was manipulated or was a cheap fake. that is wrong. it's not fake. it's not manipulative or edite. look at the tape and spin inflation and boarder and the rest, that's politics.

but when you spin the mental decline of the president and essentially deny there's anything wrong, you are risking the security of the country and the integrity of our leadership. security? because the unqualified kamala harris is waiting in the wings. integrity because we don't know who's in charge when the president is out of it. things are coming to a head. next week it's the first debate, the most important issue will be biden's performance. no cheap fakes, no manipulation, just reality. third hour of varney starts now. stuart: jimmy failla with me this morning. jimmy, biden will have to face trump in a live debate. i think it's make or break for him, for biden. >> oh, he's clearly auditioning to stay on the ticket here. i said that the minute they moved up the first debate. it's not normal for them to have debates before the conventions. in fact, we can't point to a single solitary instance of it

in the last 50 jeers and there's clearly a window there for them to react to the debate and decide whether they take biden off the ticket or not. i'm having a real hard time selling this thing. you open this break on a beatles song, if biden was a beatles song, the fool on the hill to go there. he is on a bit of a magical mystery tour if you watch him wandering off at these public events like g7 and saw obama the other day. stuart: i want to hold your hand. >> that's a great job, stu. but understand this, shame on kjp and anybody out there who's asking us to deny reality and take this ride with them. they're telling us this is a cheap fake and selectively edited and we selected not to edit it. there's no edits. that's the point. there's no edits and people telling you it's a cheap fake told you the hunter biden laptop was a cheap fake and turned out to be real. this is what they try to do. they try to browbeat them and righteousness and shame on you and exploit misinformation and

they continue to spread it, it's sad. stuart: wait till the debate and reality will set in. >> oh, man, there's a lot of strict rules and biden can't stand or have the mics on and they don't want him to talk now, i understand. that's the newest one. no talking and biden will not be talking. stuart: something i've been waiting for you to be on the shower show to run it by. senate majority leader chuck schumer, torn apart on social media for this photo, put it up. showing him in front of the grill with a piece of cheese on a raw burger and edited elite that photo and going for the white house going for a cheap fake and selectively edited and going for that angand will every time and going for the rest of us and highlight how out of touch they are with the rest of us and seeing he took the picture and fridge and yes, that's remember joe biden going

to head out the boga&dahs and going for the more. stuart: elizabeth warren is political ad and grabs the bid and saw my buddy 24 massachusetts and the jeep cherokee and white supporter bourbon and going for that and good job. what is he doing here. and going with amazing on the thing and get out of here. we should take a father's day photo and looking good for the party. and cheese on the raw burger. going for ozempic and eat at schumers and getting you that ten pounds in a hurry. stuart: watching you at 10:00 eastern time, fox news saturday night.

see you then. check the markets please. not that much change. going for the nasdaq and mike murphy with me now. big tech leading the markets. clearly leading the markets. how long does that last? >> how long do you have? this story kind of remained the same and since we met each other and big tech is innovating and big tech is earning more money and can expend their earning ands neck and neck with app and will microsoft. that's where the innovation and growth and you want to invest and put company to work with growing earnings and big tech. . stuart: it's based on ai and what happens if ai does not produce the profit increases

we're expecting and which are built into the stock? >> okay, what you said let's break it down a bit. the stock prices are moving higher because wall street expects them to earn more or be more profitable and any company out there, if they don't meet expectations and not as profitable as your pricing them to be, the stock prices will go lower and come down and meet the reduced earnings, but these companies are growing. these companies are innovating g and they're increasing their earnings and they can't go up forever and momentary pullbackss and 10% corrections and this is where the growth is and people should be investigating their money. stuart: signs that the economy is definitely slowing, weaker data from the economy, that strengthens the case for a rate cut, doesn't it? does that make a difference to the market looking for a rate cut late this year? >> does for sure and if you dig into that a little bit, yes, a

rate cut will come whether that's september or december and i don't think that part matters so much. i think the reason the market is sitting here just about at all time highs and every day making new all time highs is because the economy is still strong, but it's not so strong that we're talking about not cuts rates or raising rates and talking about cutting rates to boost the economy when the economy is still pretty strong and i think people are look out and i don't think to say goll i did locks but it's -- goldy locks but it's a soft landing. stuart: staying with me for now? >> stick around. as long as lauren is here, i'm staying. stuart: thank you, mike. kansas filed a lawsuit against pfizer over their covid vaccine. lydia who has the stair. >> yeah, it was filed by crisco vac and accusing pfizer of -- chris kovak accusing that pfizer misled the public that the vaccine was safe specifickive and pfizer knew it is vaccine

was connected to heart problems, pregnancy and death. the vaccine did not prevent against the transmission of covid as well as the company claimed it did. listen here. >> many people chose to get the vaccine and did so sensing it was urgent and had to do it for their own safety. in that situation, it was crucial that the pharmaceutical companies speak truthfully and present all information they have. in this consumer protection suit against pfizer is based on the fact that they had information that was contrary to what they were saying publicly. >> now, take a look at how pfizer is doing today. up more than a percent and over the pest 12 months, down more than 30% and i dug in to pfizer's annual reports. it shows it raked in big bucks from the covid vaccines, nearly $75 billion over the course of two years, and the state of kansas says that revenue was

generated in part because the company was not forthcoming about the vaccine. now, pfizer shared a statement with fox business saying its vaccine saved lives and the kansas lawsuit has no merit adding "since its initial authorization by the fda in 2020, the pfizer covid-19 vaccine has been administered to more than 1.5 billion people, demonstrated a favorable safety pro file in all age groups and helped protect against severe covid-19 aught comes, in-- outcoming including hospitalization and death". biontac, not a defendant in the lawsuit and action by kansas follows a similar lout followed by ken paxton and kansas attorney general expects that other states will join in or file their own lawsuits soon. more to come, stuart. stuart: there's a lawsuit, got it, lydia. thank you very much. coming up, not even the secret service is safe in california. one agent was robbed at gunpoint

during the president's recent trip to the golden state. can't make up it and we have the story. a stretch of midtown han man tat handout, tesky -- manhattan, specifically eighth avenue claimed by drug addicts and when will the voters demand they take back this great city? joe borelli is here and he takes that on next. ♪

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stuart: a secret service agent robbed at gunpoint in california. ashley, tell us what happened. ashley: can't make it up. according to the tustin police

department in orange county south of la, an unnamed u.s. secret service agent had his bag stole an the gunpoint and off duty agent at the time, who was not hurt, discharged his weapon during the robbery, but the suspect managed to get away and it's unknown if the robber was injured and officers did find some of the agent's belongings nearby and the search for the suspect and investigation is ongoing. of course the agent was with the president in california for that very glitzy campaign stop. but, the crime, well, it's always in the headlines, isn't it? stu. stuart: thanks, ashley. getting to eighth avenue corridor become ago hot spot for crime and overrun by drugs and insighting violence. joe borelli is with me now. just the voter that wants that law and order in government and

moving here and going to south carolina and north carolina, florida. >> who can blame them when people by choice choose to have these policies in place that take a feeder district, a vibrant neighborhood and time square and cross roads of the world and people come for the magic and we replaced with mayhem and i'm concerned with manhattan voters we might never see within this sort of political generation a switch back to the right. stuart: that's an extreme word to use, but the city will not recover if we don't get a significant change. >> we will, but people like me with two small kids have to make the choice if i want to wait it out or move to keep them safe. we have numbers going back up to pre-pandemic and there's domestic tourists but they're an international business travelers are my friend and not

vacationers from france and china, two that come with the biggest and fattest wallets. those are the ones we need to come back if we want to see an impact on the city revenue. stuart: illegal migrant arrested in new york city for allegedly raping a 13-year-old girl this morning. how do you stop this kind of thing from happening? >> it's more insane when you consider that our laws here in new york city actually preclude the nypd from even alerting ice, this person is here illegally and committing multiple crimes while here. we're not permitted to even cooperate with ice to put them in the ice system to put them in the judicial proceedings of immigration court proceedings so that they get removed from the country. stuart: is that because we're a sanctuary city? >> this is the number one sanctuary city policy that needs to be addressed. all the other ones have sympathy with children that are here and this particular policy has bars with cop ration with ice and it's the strongest one that needs to get repealed. stuart: how do you change the policy? >> my colleagues and i on the

council, few moderates there are, we know we can never get these radicals to support a change of the policy. we want the major to use the charter revision commission, we're going to change the charter of the city of new york, and the public gets to vote on this. we want to give the public the opportunity to pick whether they want to keep migrant criminals, not just the migrants but the migrant criminals here in this city indefinitely and keep paying for it. that's a question for the public to answer. if the public doesn't agree with me, they can have at it, but this is the way we have to i think go about weighing whether or not this change should happen. stuart: how long before we get a vote? >> it'll be about this november, the major has a panel and charter revision commission, and we're going to try to get in included in the panel, and the public can have that choice. stuart: i'm sure most people would think accident like heist would think you've got to drop the sanctuary city status, but will we? what do the people of new york city feel about this? >> based on saturation of migrant hotels we talked about eighth avenue, 12 migrant hotels.

migrant hotel is a euphemism for homeless shelter and massive homeless shelter. thousand unit homeless shelter. if people want to still continue to have that in their city, that's on them. we believe the polling indicates that people are finally sick and tired of this crisis and self-imposed crisis whether eric adams or governor hochul or joe biden and self-imposing this on the city. stuart: it's going to be a slow change. >> it's going to be slow. we can't back you up and no way to pack them up and get them out now, but these are folks to have no ability to work here and nothing to do all day. we shouldn't be surprise when had we see continuous stories about how people are number one getting in trouble and number two panhandling and on my way here in the studio on west side highway, i was approached by two or three people selling all sorts of produce and vegetables on the side of the road. stuart: got t joe borelli, thanks for being with us. see you soon, i hope. now this, new york city getting ready for 9 first heat wave of the season. obvious question, how hot is it going to get? lauren: it's going to feel like

104 but the heat index is expected to hit 99 degrees. it is very early for temperatures to be this hot. this is like all this temperature is happening in june and summer doesn't start till thursday and we've not seen a real 100- degree reading since 2012. and i didn't realize it was that long and in the city and underground and subway and really bad and dangerous. stuart: i first came to new yorker andly 1980s and it was 105 and surprised how hot 105 is by the humidity. i say it. lauren, thank you. now this, department of education accusing two schools of not doing enough to combat anti-semitism. ashley, which schools? ashley: the city university of new york and the university of michigan fell short in addressing campus reports of anti-semitism and islam phobia and the education department opened more than 100 investigations into institutions

for alleged discriminations since the israel hamas war began and investigations are related to a federal civil rights law, that holds that institution haves a legal obligation to provide environment free from discrimination and based on race, color, or national origin. city university received nine complaints and the university of michigan received 75 reports. both universities have agreed to address nose complaints saying the safety of the students, staff and faculty is paramount. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. what's coming up, israeli officials say the country is on a brink of full scale war with hezbollah. there's a report on that. putin mee meeting with kim jongn in north korea and welcome to ax -- axis of evil, new worldorde. congressman mike waltz on that

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stuart: dow down 21 and nasdaq up 35. s sports grill p up 1.

s&p up 1. mike murphy starting with chip possibility lay. chipotle. >> new all time high today. new all time high but if you look at stock up here, 3,400 and change. 50 for one stock split coming in the next few weeks. i think if you've seen stock splits happen now recently, i think this will generate more buying for the stock and interesting that you see it and not every day there's a 51 stock split and there's more upside and 93 billion market cap and half the side of mcdonalds. stuart: $93 billion? the value of chipotle? >> yes. stuart: good lord. amazon? >> they haven't been in the ai run like the apples and apple just recently did or nvidia or microsoft and i think amazon is just quitely playing in the background right now but they're right up around this all time

high level. again, i think they're going to do what happened with apple recently where sitting in the 170 and watch them to hit on all cylinders. stuart: russia's president putin is visiting north korea. he's going to meet with kim jong-un. alex hogan joining me. what are they going to discuss? >> hi, stuart, russian president vladamir putin said in this meeting to north korea he'll talk about how to overcome u.s.-led sanctions when he speaks with supreme leader kim jungzjungzoon ian and -- kim jon and these are flags displayed for the warm welcome and talks for the trip focusing on how to develop trade and payment systems between the countries ways to boost tourism, culture and education. this is putin's first time back in 24 years and he first traveled to north korea in 2000

months into his presidency and there he was meeting with kim jung-il, the father of the current leader and he was called the comrade of arms in the west and putin said it's a friendly visit and they're discussing russia's need for weapons in ongoing war for ukraine and north korea's need for technology and economic assistance. now, white house just yesterday said that it is not specifically worried about this trip, but it is worried about the deepening relationship between the two countries and a two-day visit, and we are expecting to see more footage and more information come out about exactly what they'll speak to within the coming hours and days. stuart. stuart: got it, congressman mike waltz from the state of florida joining me. welcome back. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: this is solidifying the new world order and it's because of our new weak american president. i chucked that out there, and i

think you'll probably agree. >> i did agree, and i would like to see much more in the way of both alarm and action from the biden administration. look, this is -- this means that from russia's standpoint, they will have a virtually unlimited stockpile of artillery shells, ballistic missiles and munitions that north korea has been stockpiling for 70 years and on the flip side of that north korea gets advanced technology for its ballistic miss and will nuclear weapons program and space program and that continues to threaten the entire world and it's an unholy evil alliance and we're not seeing the administration do anything, nothing about it. are they intercepting the shipments of tens of thousands of artillery shells and building an international consensus to keep sanctions on north korea and going for the shoulder shrug and only answer out of this

administration is signing more multibillion blank checks to ukraine or somehow your pro putin and simplistic and we're seeing bad energy policy. russia is selling more oil and gas in asia and europe and around the world than it ever did and meanwhile biden is constraining our oil and gas. stuart: makes no sense. >> november can't come soon enough. stuart: i'll fill in sentence and going for them and politics and a clear mess. more repercussions for biden. >> well, unfortunately i think this is going to take things from bad to worse because the centrist on netanyahu cabinet left and calling for new elections and incredibly dangerous to try and switch

governments in the middle of a war and then this just gives biden more fourth quarteredder to say it's netanyahu and schumer calling for regime change and i think this is going to be even further. i don't see any good coming out of this for the relationship, for israel winning over hamas, and if you're hamas and iran right now, you're sitting back and saying we're winning. they're willing to trade palestinian lives for time and they're willing to sit on these hostages for years. we're not seeing aggressive action out of the biden administration except for ceasefire, ceasefire. the best way that we could help israel right now is toship policy on iran and cut off the cash that's fueling all of this. stuart: congressman, hope to see you again real soon. appreciate it. >> better news next time, stu. stuart: yes, sir please.

see what you can do for us there. israeli officials are warning that the country is on the break and the country is on a full scale war. tell me more about this, ashley. ashley: the israeli defense force says the country on that brink with hezbollah if the terrorist group continues to increase its aggression in northern israel. hezbollah rockets and drone attacks forced more than 100,000 israelis to evacuate their homes and former idf spokesperson said hezbollah is a completely different proposition than hamas and says hezbollah is equipped with a nation state capabilities and even more fire power than several european countries and far more powerful than hamas. israeli prime minister netanyahu has threatened war with hezbollah for months and series of air strikes have eliminated a number of top hezbollah nod scommodities and kept up with missiles and rockets and biden pushing israel to avoid a war in

lebanon but not only the action but rhetoric also heating up, stu. stuart: thanks issue ash. here's what we have coming up for you. angel reese hit caitlyn clark directly in the head. she claims he was just trying to block a shot. is this going beyond simple rivalry? riley gains on that one coming up for you. democrats are pushing for 28% corporate tax rate. that would give us one of the highest tax rates in the world. we'll break it down as to what it means for businesses. and we'll be back. ♪

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below 4.25% and the two-year treasury yield that too on the downside and it's up 472 and for a chain, we're showing you the one year treasuring reigns leading and getting 5%. not bad. the latest read on inflation showed consumer prices are at 3.3% over the last 12 months and that was in may. well above the fed's 2% target. uh oh. edward lawrence is here. he's in new york. he spoke exclusively with the new york fed president. okay, what's the plan? >> the plan is one rate cut this year. the fed, new york fed president agree withs that assessment from the federal reserve, but would not say when that cut would come and the federal reserve predicts inflation baaing to 2% target by the end of 2026 and gradual slog for the chips act and measure is higher for longer and that's exactly what we've seen. jowski i expect interest rates to come down over the next

couple years and inflation coming back to the 2% target and economy is moving at a strong, sustainable path. >> getting that first rate cut in september, how does that not look political before an election? >> to me, the most important thing to do is get the decision right and achieve our goals that we have and maximum employment and price stability. i've been in the fed nearly 30 years and throughout that time, u croix know, whattive seen and my colleagues do -- you know, what i've seen and our colleagues do and ignore the politics and focus on getting our job done. that's what we need to do in order to be successful. september is the last meeting before the election and november and december are after the election. stuart: thank you, edward. this is for you. >> let's go. stuart: does the fed cut rates before the election? >> so, as ed just pointed out, thatting loos political but now the political climate is different. i'm going to say the data will show enough weakness they do cut rates in september.

stuart: because inflation is coming down? >> it's coming down. stuart: they'd cut rates even though inflation is in the down 2%. >> they've signaled they would and the market is high and will they cut rate this is year? i would say barring something crazy happening in the data, owe, they will. if it's going to be september or november, december, as an investor, doesn't really matter much. from a political as ed points out, it's -- stuart: he's got more to say. >> i think the data comes in a little more bumpy and will see the fed look to after the election for the rate hike. i really do. from what i've been sere hearing of -- lauren: rate hike? >> rate cut. sorry. fed fo folks are worried about e bumpy data. >> did you believe him when he said we're not political sitting across from him. i know that's the correct answer but did you believe him? >> i did believe him. he's looking at day that . i did believe him. there's others on the fed that may not be the same, but i believed hip. stuart: that was good.

first time we've discussed the fed on this show and not be board stiff. there we go. the current corporate tax rate up 21% and democrats want to raise it. all right, ashley, what do they want to raise it to? ashley: well, could climb as high as 28% if democrats sweep november's elections and move as low as 15% if republicans gain full power. president biden's plan for 28% rate hike would reverse the republican rate cut and the highest among economies in the world. talk of 15% tax rate by the gop by the way would match the lowest levels since 1935. there are your ex-stream in monetary terms and the difference between the two plans announced a more than $1 trillion. democrats claim not enough time rejecting for corporations that are enjoying record profits and

saying those profits stay in the u.s. and are invested instead of moving overseas to a lower tax country. i think they're right. stu. stuart: mike murphy with me and 28% corporate tax rate? >> terrible for business and if you were able to play out the math, you'd see that the government would end up with less money and ashley points out, big business going to spend more time in the good tax rates and if the tax rate was better would generate more profits and helping more taxes for that government and going to pay a bit more. >> making billions. >> pay a lot more and spread it out. that's a big deal. nor are you 6789 i i'm definitely not going to have businesses growing. tax them less to grow. stuart: refugee from socialism. take a look at dow 30.

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oostuart: district court judge temporal integration playerly blocked -- temporarily blocked biden's title 9 in four states s and it was just lack week and come on in, riley gains. riley, spell this out so we understand it. what does this mean? >> it's a huge victory is what this is. now the six states and it's tennessee, kentucky, virginia, west virginia, ohio, and indiana. they joined montana, idaho, mississippi and louisiana and ultimately saying we will not comply with joe biden's illegal administrative rewrite of title 9 set to take effect in august. a federal court rules in the favor that that's huge and 10

states. this is the precedents from cases like mine and ncaa and going for the victory for the girls and for humanity here. stuart: i want to talk about angel and we've seen a lot of aggressive targeting and aggressive targeting of clark and why is she being targeted like this. i thought that angel reese hit on her was almost an assault. >> yeah, no, agree with you, stu. some people say this is just basketball, which i can understand and i can appreciate, i can appreciate biden or media and we have seen. going with him having pretty

going with the nba players are going for him one of two ways and can become very bitter and tout and off about how even not making the olympic team snubbed in that way or could use to motivate her and that's what she's doing. even in a press conference after the game she said, look, it's basketball. this is what we do. stuart: i would suggest the wnba is failing to capitalize on their principle asset, which is caitlyn clark. what's going on on the court is not good for wnba. that's my opinion as soon that knows very little about basketball. what say you? >> no, i think you're entirely right. i have never seen an organization self-implode in the way that the wnba is doing right now. we've seen people that caitlyn clark is problematic to women's

basketball and let's be very clear on what caitlyn clark is so you've got the collusion and going for them and going for basketball and women's sports and it's huge. give us the big picture about it, riley. where do trans-athletes fit into olympic swimming if at all? >> let me tell you, stu, she's not been -- he's not been banned from the olympics. he's been banned from the women's category of the olympics. he is allowed to compete, he can compete with the men, but you and i and every common sense american who intuitively know that men and women are different, knows that leah thomas would never and won't be able to compete against the men in his rightful category. he has been banned from the women's category, which is another big win and it shows how the gender ideology, house of cards is crumbling and it's

crumbling fast. that's what this court ruling was. stuart: that's the olympics we're talking about. such a thing as european championships or american championship and where do trans-athletes fit into swimming in those two area s? >> yeah, no, thomas is banned from all elite competitions so any world or international stage competition in the women's category, thomas has been banned or any male athlete for that matter. thomas said he doesn't want to compete in on open category and only compete if he can trample on women in the process. stuart: there you have it. riley gains, thank you for being with us. always appreciate it and see you soon i hope. boston celtics won the nba championship last night, i'm told. give me details. lauren: i want to point out that steven atkinses and associate producer, who is off today and biggest celtics fan you've ever seen asked to write my script so

i want to -- i mean, we're going to get into it. the celtics beat the dallas mavericks to win first nba championship last night d.-- 18th nba championship last night. steven is off but watching. they stand alone with the team with the most championships in the nba. the la lakers are in second, 17 championships and the celtics scored the opening point and never let up the lead and third time the team clinched the final withs wire to wire win and final score 106-88 and team stars jaylen brown and jason tatum scored a combined 52 points and shooting guard for the celtics jaylen brown is the mvp for the finals. stuart: that was a great script. lauren: bottom line, young team, this might be the start of a run of championships if you will. stuart: i hear it. >> the knicks white have something to say about that. we'll see. stuart: trivia question, here it is on a tuesday morning: oxygen

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stuart: another question, oxygen accounts for the human body's mass, it is all yours. ashley: no idea. i will go with 35%. %. lauren: 55. >> applicant number 2, 45%. stuart: i will go with number 2 as well. mike often gets it right. 60 -- are you kidding me? the composition of the human body is 65% oxygen, 18.5% carbon, 3% nitrogen, 94% of a dozen other elements. lauren: in price is right rules, i win. stuart: closest without going over. calling it quits for the day. coast-to-coast starts now. neil: we are not buying