particular good to hear the cityscape of new york city on this friday morning, the one and only ray charles. it is 10:00 eastern. i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. let's get to your money, the dow continues to move slightly lower but the s&p is up 10.2, the nasdaq, any gains will be a record high, nasdaq up 86 points. let's look at the treasury yield, treasuries have been falling as we've seen the unemployment rate take up to 0.1%. maybe the fed will take that is assigned to cut. the yields down for basis points, 4.31% on a 10 year. look at the price of oil, up $0.24, $84 a barrel.

bitcoin, the crypto space has been dropping to a 4-month low. bitcoin is down 56,180. now this. president biden is resisting mounting pressure to step aside. donors are pressuring to pool their money and democrats calling for a new candidate seems to be growing by the day. tammy bruce joins me in now. all right, can democrats convince joe biden to drop out? tammy:here's the problem. if he understood the situation and accepted it. all of this convincing would not have to happen. it seems everybody understands this on the democratic side with the exception of joe and jill biden. joe biden is the decision-maker

here so they are team but the fact is you shouldn't have to have open it orioles in the new york times which indicates there's no communication by the pravda of the democratic party even in the white house. you have major democrat operatives on television clearly trying to communicate into the white house what should happen, that tells you there's no unity in working together and if convincing still has to occur it means the bidens themselves do not want to go and this is the big problem, not because it's generosity of letting him make the decision. he won the delegates. we had a primary. going through the process at the convention. he has to agree that doesn't look like it is happening. ashley: is a biden replacement

good or bad for trump? depend to the replacement is but could end up hurting trump? >> this race is not about president biden personally. it is about policy. at the end of the day no matter who the democrat nominee, especially if it is kamala harris who has a hand in burning down the country, this is about the economy, the broken border, crime, all those things affecting everyone every day at the kitchen table and doesn't matter if they put a new mask on the person who is destroying our future and that's the message. it is president biden, yes, but it's the policies that have been implemented by the cadre of unknown people with him as their front facemask on. ashley: with regards to kamala harris, donald trump thinks she will replace biden, he said

this, quote, how did i go -- how did i do with the debate the other night, we take that old broken down pile of you know what he is saying, he is quitting the race and that means we have kamala. i think she's going to be better, she is so bad, she is so pathetic. harsh words indeed. what do you make of this possible trump/harris matchup, how would that go? >> donald trump at this point as we've seen with everything they've thrown at him, as they continue to try to destroy him because they knew they couldn't beat him. it is now clear and this is where everything they've done has backfired, that he is the person who can get this nation back on her feet, no matter who the nominee is, he will be fine because this is not about personalities, it's about what did trump coppage versus what have the democrats done to this country. when it comes to debates she

couldn't survive even a little bit into the debate, she dropped out when she was running for president and disappeared, her own state was not happy with her. whoever it is donald trump will be the next president of this country and we are going to get back in order. ashley: we will leave it there. tammy bruce joining us this morning, thank you, thank you. some delegates to the democratic national convention you should blow to biden's nomination. good morning, what's going on? kelly:democrats are scrambling for more time. axis is reporting delegates want as much time as possible to decide on president biden's candidacy. the democratic national convention is the week of august 19th, but democrats 19, but democrats are planning to hold a virtual rollcall by august 7th. that was originally the ohio deadline to get on the ballot

in that state, very important for president biden to be on that key swing state, the republican governor has signed legislation moving the deadline to august 23rd but democrats are still a little skeptical about that holding so they want more time because of president biden does drop out, that is a tighter turnaround to figure out the solution and this also comes as more elected officials are coming out publicly, massachusetts congressman seth moulton said the parties having tough conversations and considering all viable options. he shared this on twitter. representative moulton was an advisor of mine going to my undergraduate degree. i can vouch, he's a motoring man, he doesn't say these things lightly so when i hear him saying things like this, you know that there is trouble. ashley: nice bit of inside information. another one for you. one democrat congressman bennie thompson says does biden step aside, kamala harris is in trouble. explain it to me.

>> it all comes down to money. the funds that were raised under the biden/harris campaign can be easily transferred to her, parties leaders like the obamas and clintons would likely throw their support behind her, be very hard to go against the big block and representative thompson said it would be the kiss of death to push her aside since, quote, you can't say biden has done a good job without saying she has done a good job. nominating harris would avoid the chaos of an open convention which would be televised. ashley: must-see tv for sure. thank you. stay there. you're with us for the hour. we appreciate it. thank you for that. let's look at the markets. the dow up a quarter of one%, the s&p and nasdaq moving slightly higher. dr barton joined me now, great

to see want to talk about the jobs report, 206,000 added engine, unemployment rate picking up to 4.1%. what does that tell you about the state of the economy? >> tells us that the economy is in the right place to please the fed. we are talking about up balance. the balance we are looking for, too many employee and a stronger economy and unemployment picking up, that says we could perhaps have a pool back and have a rate cut this year which is on the table right now. ashley: it's the big debate for sure. you bought a couple stock picks which we always love. let's start with adobe.

>> adobe, both the players we are going to talk about is what i like to call stealth ai plays. adobe in particular trying to get ai to the end user, to people who want to use it in their day today work, where they have people doing creative things and using ai to supplement that, bringing to clients, the clients are seeing lots of increase in productivity through various creative cloud offerings and 11% year over year in sales just up just on that strength so i think we are going to continue to see adobe go up and challenge their all-time highs by end of year and first quarter of next year. ashley: 30 seconds.

another stealth name that's familiar to us, ibm. why do you like ibm? >> one hundred-year-old co. been company, been around forever. they were early in, probably first in line in terms of retail customer or business customer's mind. back in the chest days, watson would beat as you might remember and watson x bringing the generative ai to companies at a lower level, not just the big companies but the little ones too. ashley: thanks for joining us today. let's move on. kelly. you've been looking at some of the movers. let's begin with dj t, down more than 5%. %. >> reporter: it is opening lower today. this is likely because they

announced most of the assets of connect tech, this was announced on wednesday, we are seeing the reaction from the market, this is to help trump media set up its network for streaming tv. they want to start with the truth social platform before moving to other platforms. investors don't seem to love the idea. let's remember with dj t not only about the company financial stock. ashley: big tech hitting get you. >> we are hitting new highs today, apple is up one. 3%, the others are up. on apple, their troubles with epic games seem to be continuing. epic said that today apple is impeding its attempts to set up a game store on iphones and ipads in europe, they have twice rejected this over the design of certain buttons and

labels being too similar to apple's apps store, this is the latest in the escalation between the two, stock is up 1.3%. ashley: great stuff, thank you very much. coming up. van jones a says democrats are in full scale panic over biden. >> everybody comes on the air and says great stuff but behind the scenes, it's full scale panic. there's a big conversation happening about how this happened. ashley: there you have it and the list of donors and democrats calling for a new candidate growing by the day, we have the latest on the campaign cleanup. and illegal migrant from honduras is charged with sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl in iowa. sheriff thaddeus cleveland deals with the rise of migrant crime next.

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ashley: take a look at these big tech names, meta, alphabet, apple, microsoft, amazon, all of these hitting intraday highs. but he amazing. apple, microsoft, google all hitting intraday highs, same for the nasdaq itself. definitely some buying good though the volume is purdue light. let's move to the border, we've seen a record number of migrant children illegally cross the border over the last three years. the number of missing migrant children has exploded under the biden administration. william, how many children are we talking about?

>> many of these children are 16 and 17. they don't want to be found. 135,000, three. 5 years under president biden. the ina is donald trump took a beating when he couldn't locate 1500. >> the us government has lost track of nearly 1500 migrant children. >> we could find isis in afghanistan but we can't find 1500 kids, just gone. >> that number may have reached 54,000 by the time trump left office so what about now? >> if anything things have gotten worse under the biden administration. >> unaccompanied migrants under 18 can be deported. most that a few weeks in government shelters before they are handed over to relatives or sponsors. case managers are supposed to follow-up but according to

government data obtained by the new york times more than 1/3 of the migrant kids released into the us can't be reached. >> the biden administration doesn't know what has happened to those 85,000 children, is that correct? >> the telephone call is not picked up, does not mean that child did not have post really services. >> that biden lost contact with twice as many children as trump. >> what percentage of those children's whereabouts can you tell it with any degree of certainty? >> it's not accurate to say that we've lost them. >> the bottom line is these people are not picking up the phone. the government tries to call the kid, the sponsor and get 0 response, the point is that any of them will be deported is unlikely. ashley: thank you very much for

that. terrel county, texas, sheriff thaddeus cleveland joins us this morning get. how big of a problem are these lost migrant children. >> reporter: can you believe that happened in the united states, like it was reported under the trump administration we would get beat up so bad, told we were holding kids in cages, i will be honest with you, the way we treat unaccompanied children, we have very specific detailed procedures we have to uphold and we treat them just like we treat our own kids, honestly. you wouldn't believe the stuff border patrol has to do on their own time and when they are in custody. this is another fumble by this administration. ashley: next one for you.

a hunger and migrant is charged with sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl. another illegal migrant mexico charged in it dui crash that killed 22-year-old. is migrant crime on the rise? >> before i answer that, we will continue to see this for years to come due to the millions of people that have been allowed and under false asylum claims, we will continue to see this and i will be honest, there's probably a lot more out there that haven't been identified as illegal aliens, crimes have been committed they haven't found who is responsible for but we look what happened, the car wreck in new mexico, back here in houston, texas, what happened in syracuse, new york and georgia, we are going to see this. it's a shame it was preventable. of this administration wanted to take border security they could but they will continue to put out policies and statement

to the media but i can assure you from my time on the ground on the border, what they've done is not effective, those who want to cross the border. ashley: i want your comments on this, the biden administration signing the deal with panama. the us is going to pay panama to arrest and deport migrants that are headed towards the us through central america. is that a good plan and bullet stem the flow? >> i think it will help stem the flow. i don't know the we need to pay another country. panama and us are great partners with trade and economicwise, but with the new leader in panama, hopefully with the new leader, we will be able to continue to work and extend borders further south and prevent people from other countries that are utilizing

the mexico border to exploit and will be beneficial. ashley: let's hope. we have to leave it there but thank you so much as always for taking time to talk with us and telling us what it's like down there on the border, thank you. now this. 206,000 jobs last month, and employment rose to 4.1%. how is the white house responding to it all, edward lawrence sat down with julie su and that report coming up. the economist releasing a scathing assent summoned of the biden presidency with a brutal cover titled no way to run a country with the presidential seal. peter morici comments on that and more next.

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moving higher as we speak. now this. cnn acre van jones says democrats are in panic mode over president biden despite the campaign reassuring the party. what did he actually say? >> reporter: jones is saying what you're hearing from democrats on air versus off air is different, the reality behind closed doors, a lot of folks earnestly planning how to replace the president before november. >> everybody comes on the air and says great stuff but behind the scenes it is full-scale panic. people are passing around legal memos, pdfs flying back-and-forth trying to figure out what are the options, how can you replace biden? how do you get him to do it so he feels respected? a big conversation how this happens.

>> reporter: interesting way to phrase it, how, not whether. he has been a staunch supporter of the president, that tells you how deep this panic runs. he shared that the conversation he's privy to doesn't leave the decision up to president biden and he signaled as many others have been. ashley: the intrigue seems to build with each passing day. you've been looking at the other movers. let's begin with microsoft. >> big tech doing well, microsoft is layoff a slew of folks, that news is just coming out now so the company hasn't confirmed a how many but if you do a quick scan of linkedin, primarily product and program management roles, this after microsoft cut 2,000 jobs in gaming earlier this year, another thousand in various

other teams. we are halfway through the year. this tends to happen with tech companies especially ahead of earnings season, companies like to signal they are trimming where they can. microsoft is investing in ai. you need someone to do that. i want to get to another one. constellation, looks like investors are listening to jpmorgan, stock is up one person. let's rewind to wednesday, constellation posted a top and bottom link for the quarter but stock dropped because investors were worried about the beer and wine business but according to jpmorgan the selloff was unjustified, they noted the reason would present a buying opportunity. a push to focus on more premium offerings, the growing hispanic population coming-of-age, this is home to corona. a lot of folks drinking that

yesterday and they are looking at jpmorgan, stock is up 1%. i want to touch on neo. the cfo step down for personal reasons, stock is down 8. 5%. he will be succeeded by an insider, stanley has been with the company since october 2016 but the reality is the new cfo has to steer the company through troubled waters, the you but he did confirm the decision to hike tariffs on evs imported from china meeting neo may have to raise prices and that is not what you want to hear in the ev price war. ashley: stock is down 8. 5%,%, thank you very much. peter morici joins us now. good to have you here. i want to talk about the jobs report that came in higher than expected but look at the unemployment rate, that takes up 4.1%, that can't be great

for president biden. what was your take overall? peter:the economy slowing down and anecdotally if you speak to young people look online and so forth the amount of time it takes to find a job is increasing so folks that are getting laid off at microsoft now face more difficulties they didn't have a year and 1/2 ago quickly finding another job. that can't good for president biden at the ballot box, just can't be. ashley: it's good for inflation. peter:the economy is slowing down after a period of such either jobs growth. ashley: i want to get to this one. the new cover of the economist titled no way to run a country, the presidential seal slapped on the front of a walker. they say the biden campaign covered up his decline and it's time for joe biden to drop out, your thoughts? >> i think it's time for him to

take a graceful exit. i didn't like the cover when i received it in in my email. i thought it was in bad taste especially, it was published by a foreign magazine, supposed to be a friend and ally. we should always have respect for the president and prime minister and so forth even if we have political differences. i have to say i have considerable respect and compassion for the president which this is a difficult period in his life. ashley: it is difficult and hard to watch. he is 80 one. he is struggling. we identify with that but what's more at play is the fact that they knew in the inner circle about his decline but continue to lie to the american public. >> this white house has been cynical and condescending to the american people and people who disagree with him. the compassion i have for joe biden is a man that i greatly

respect even though i disagreed with him on many political issues i can't say i share the same respect for some members of his economic team, interacting with one that is prominent, i was made to feel like a lower life form and morally inferior because i had conservative values and that pervades in that kind of place. that's a criminal mentality. ashley: as always, thank you for joining us today. we appreciate it. edward lawrence, great to see you. what did julie have to say about the report? >> overall a great report.

the unemployment rate went to 4. one%. we see more people entering the labor force. on the good side, this onion, when you look where the jobs were, government sector created 70,000 jobs, and relying heavily, that sector relying heavily on government jobs, construction and lost jobs and i want to highlight multiple job holders, this could be because prices are 90% higher than when president biden came into office. 295,000 more people needed multiple jobs in june, that's a huge increase. the jobs report aside i pressed the labor secretary about president biden and his mental state. >> you talked to the president at the weather briefing. as their been conversation about invoking the 20 fifth amendment? >> that absurd. we talked about is recognizing

that we are in a moment where there have been progress in the time we've been here. we want to keep that going, can't afford to go back, can't afford to reverse course so we are talking how to continue to lean in and deliver and make sure for americans we are still anxious and no a good job is out there. >> of the president has issues, shouldn't there be a conversation about the 25th amendment? >> i was there, a historic heat announcement. >> she tried to pervert in the answers talking about president biden's mental state. in the meetings with president biden sheaths not seen him rely heavily on note cards but you decide. ashley: we've heard that before. still ahead on the show, brian

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ashley: big tech companies are turning to nuclear power plants to power artificial intelligence programs but critics worry that could put a strain on the power grid.

jeff flock joins me from a power station in pennsylvania. could we see energy prices go up because of this? >> reporter: it is a possibility. a lot of demand to power these things. the cooling towers of the susquehanna power plant in eastern pennsylvania. amazon web services, a deal with a company that owns this, 960 mw of power, essentially a data center for $650 million. great news for them and the company that sold it, they have somebody buying the power not just here but elsewhere around the country, companies that need the huge amount of data going to nuclear power plants. we talked to the consumer

advocate bill who said there is no way that isn't going to drive up prices. >> a private contract takes away a thousand megawatts of low potential ly, causes significant concerns for reliability, electricity and stability of electricity. >> reporter: it has been a big boon to those who have nuclear power plants, constellation energy up 82% year to date. this double its value, and the company that owns the nuclear power plant where i stand here is this morning are up 82% year to date. good news for the company but remains to be seen.

everybody wants power these days, cars, data centers, you name it. we have to have electricity. ashley: great stuff. kelly o'grady still with me. is it a good idea for companies to turn to nuclear energy? >> i hear issues around consumer prices, i think it makes sense. nuclear is more reliable than the grid and it is interesting for two reasons. very timely resurgence because of the challenges for two decades, prompting a wave of closures. what we are seeing in terms of power usage at the tip of the iceberg. this is a huge windfall for

them. this underscores the lack of a transition plan to green energy, the grid already struggles to handle this in times of extreme heat in southern california. with their current electricity, ev deadlines forced on us, consumers and potential ai, speaks to lack of preparedness. ashley: it certainly does. not the first time we've heard that. thank you. now this. benjamin netanyahu speaking with president biden about finalizing a cease-fire between israel and hamas. meantime, new york times reporter said european officials raised concerns about biden's decline after meeting with the president and white house officials are worried about putting biden in a room with foreign adversaries. victoria coates will have more on biden's world standing next.

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ashley: now this. russian president vladimir putin met with xi jinping this week, the second time these two have met since may.

do we know what they talked about? >> reporter: they are exposing how well they've been getting along lately. the meeting between vladimir putin and xi took place at a summit of the shanghai cooperation organization. a group specifically formed to counter the influence of the west and putin says russia/china relations are at the best period in history. it's worth noting this meeting took place two weeks after russia and north korea announced a mutual defense pact and a week before the nato summit in dc. if president biden prepares for that summit, called for him to drop his reelection bid are growing, his opponent says he's not up to the task of handling the strengthening partnerships. >> dealing with letter putin and the present of china who is a fierce person, fierce man, very tough guy. >> reporter: a cnn poll

conducted after biden's disastrous debate performance shows voters trust donald trump over biden on foreign policy at the white house is defending biden's record with nato and more broadly on the world stage. >> foreign leaders have seen the president close up and personally for the last three years. they know who they are dealing with and how effective he has been. >> reporter: at the summit this week putin met with president erewhon of turkey who is seeking to become a member of the china led sco. he calls for plans to be here for the nato summit next week. they are straddling both sides. ashley: thank you very much. victoria coates joins me now. let's begin with deepening ties between russia and china. how much cause for concern is that?

>> happy independence day. this should be deeply concerning. henry kissinger used to say when he was looking at outreach to china there are three powers in the world, russia, china, and the united states. it is our job to make sure it's never too to one. from the beginning of the biden presidency it has been to to one and this is a big problem for all the reasons you layout and going to the nato summit what they need is not ongoing bank check for the botnet been a straight and but tough love for the united states, to say we have a problem here and you need to step up and take the lead on the russian front. ashley: is biden's weakness to blame for a big part of this? >> i think it is and that was the topic, they get to plot next steps, they don't trust

communication for some reason so they like to get together in person to have strategic discussions botch everybody saw what happened last thursday. i was in morocco and everyone was horrified that this was now fully revealed, the weakness of the american president and disarray of his administration. this is a huge problem and i worry bad actors will take actions that they wouldn't have taken four years ago. ashley: another one on the same lines, a new york times reporter said former biden staffers were worried about putting joe biden in a room with foreign adversaries. roll the tape. >> interesting of the president, the circus of travel, we talk to officials that said european officials that were talking to him were

making remarks about noticing his decline even crowding around him when he would come into a room. he trailed off as well. officials said, still working for president biden in the us government, they weren't sure about meeting a foreign adversary. you are seeing this debate and the concerns over it have ripple effects not just in the country but globally. ashley: i tend to agree with that. what is president biden's standing on the world stage? >> this is disheartening and i think in the case of friendly european leaders who have no interest in seeing donald trump come back into office, they are being protective but this is not grueling travel, this is private aircraft loaded with your staff, designed exclusively for your comfort, having been on that plane it is

not designed for anybody else's comfort but it's designed for the president's comfort, you are flying private to europe, not to tokyo a bunch of times in a month and you are home for 12 days, their explanations don't hold water. makes them look weaker and i would be horrified to put him in a room with chairman xi or vladimir putin at this point. ashley: thank you for joining us. i want to thank kelly o'grady for being here. we will look forward to watching making money at 2:00 eastern today. still ahead. extra money. on text messages obtained by the new york post. marking jewish students over anti-semitism concerns. the border guy on border arrests from foreign criminals

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