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stuart: let the good times roll, positive message, they were a great man, good morning, everyone it is 10:00 o'clock eastern, regular straight to the money and mixed market so far today, the dow just turned north it is up to, s&p at 24, look at the nasdaq a nice gain of 161, the ten year treasury yield is falling that is good for the big tech companies 4.17% that is a ten year yield the price of oilmen 70s to upper 70s, bitcoin is the rally bitcoin reach 69000 this morning, it touched 70000 after donald trump had a bitcoin rally in the conference over the weekend said he loves bitcoin and is going to the moon i'll get that quote for

you shortly. that is the market analysis. it didn't take long is like the media rapid response swung into action the moment president biden stepped aside. immediately donald trump became the billing, he always had been but now a new urgency because kamala harris look like a shaky candidate who would probably be defeated by the hated donald trump. you cannot have that, trump said he took a bullet for democracy. anything to undermine the image of her fighting resilient former president. trump is good to be a dictator he said so himself, that left out three words only one day one, they didn't mention that trump said he avoided an assassin's bullet because he felt god was on his side. the secular humanist who run most media laughed contemptuously at that, then he named jd vance as a running mate and opposition researchers went into high gear checking

everything they ever said or done, childless cat lady was not easy to explain to women same with trump calling harris domicile rock the media play that up big time now trumps language. by comparison harris can do no wrong that includes her sorry record on the border they spent days trying to show harris who is never the borders are. she obviously was she had called for medical coverage for all migrants in the abolition of ice, her record was scrubbed clean she called for guaranteed income programs student loan bailout, free community college and abolition of private health insurance conveniently forgotten and slammed trump, week ago polls show trump way out in front coming out the neck and neck race trump is playing defense kamala harris is enjoying a honeymoon such as the power of the media industry which is hated trump since day

one. the second hour of "varney" is just getting started. ♪ charlie hurt with me in new york, when does the media's honeymoon with harris and if ever. >> if ever is the part, it's not going to end the to do everything that they can to keep this about the weird statements that jd vance has made or some of the electric language that donald trump uses because they don't want to talk about the issues. if you talk about, here is on the issues the whole election. >> at the same., issues don't mention them. i'm going back to the headline in the new york times and i'll read it for the audience speculation swirls about what hit trump, analysis suggest it was a bullet, they kept the headline for a long time. the headline shows the media is

trying to undermine the image of a resilient fighting trump. >> it's really macabre if you think about it you had a guy that came in within a fraction of an inch of dying by an assassin's bullet, getting killed on national television during a public speech imagine what the world would look like today for all of us if a fraction of an inch over. the new york times even went so far as to crop out a photograph and iconic photograph of donald trump getting back up and saying site they cropped it out to the american flag would not be in the picture because there's so terrified of the iconography of the idea that they would present donald trump as a fearless fighter in the survivor, that photograph they cropped it out and not only does it go to show where the basement where politics reside but how is evil quite frankly.

it's evil of the media that they care more about partisan victories than they do about telling the truth. stuart: it was an iconic photograph and they cropped it to keep most of the american flag out and ignored the fact that a brave man who was killed by the assassin bullet in the audience. >> precisely. >> of the train to undermine the whole concept of trump surviving and fighting. >> they want to have a fight weather was a bullet or shrapnel i would argue in the long run that wind that been a victory for donald trump because anybody who's questioning this look so stupid including fbi director christopher wray. you look ridiculous at this for partisan advancement. shrapnel of a bullet is a bullet nonetheless, are you with me for the hour, will see you in a moment.

google accused of omitting the search results of trumps assassination attempt. what is this all about, take us through. >> in question, google's website auto complete feature admitting the result of the july 13 shooting. instead users were recommended search results of the failed assassination of ronald reagan in the assassination of ferdinand that sparked world war i the shooting above and the failed attempt on former president koepka, critics trying to influence a presidential election, elon musk saying on this platform saying this google has a search ban on president donald trump, election interference? pretty google spokesperson told fox business there was no manual action taken on the website prediction, google says the auto complete feature is just a tool to help people save time and they can still search for anything that they want

conservatives not convinced. stuart: got it, is that really election interference? >> i think it is what the new york times puts on the front page anymore is irrelevant what matters is what google produces in the media giant in america today for political media and i did not believe this and i went down and i typed and attempted assassination of tr um and even at that point it auto corrected and filled out truman referring to 1950 attempted assassination at warehouse by two puerto rican nationalist and it's not clear that president truman heard the gunshots outside and they never got past the front door that's what google wants you to read not what happened two weeks ago. stuart: thank you, back to the market i see some green here, the nasdaq is up 127. a tiny gain for the dow, s&p 20

ray wang joins me, big tech earnings this week, my question is tech a flight to safety and stability at this point? >> it definitely is a continues to be a flight to safety because it's a gross vehicle who says are mutually exclusive here flying there for safety and getting double digit growth dropped the interest rate that might come up in september and tech looks better the mag seven are back in focus inward seeing the folks that took the money off the table early on the weaker coming back. stuart: if you look at the four that will be reporting this week microsoft, meta, amazon and apple which of these is going to show the best adaptability to a.i. making the most money out of a.i. who is the a.i. saver out of those for microsoft, meta, amazon, apple. stuart: i really like microsoft. i think there were the few companies that is showing growth in a.i. so we will see that in their numbers when we see

copilot a.i. to see how they do in the second would be meta because are doing something different in their giving away their a.i. models to get better data so they can target advertising much better. it's actually the opposite model and the giving stuff to get stuff back it is good to be interesting to see how the advertising the dollar show. stuart: these companies are huge they are so big if one of them were to disappoint with the earnings it could really hit the whole market commit? >> it will. if microsoft doesn't show any growth people are going to want it if there's money to be made in a.i. it if meta doesn't show growth in the ad business because google dropped there will be no confidence in ad revenue model and if apple is able to show growth in their handsets especially india people will wonder if apple has any room to grow and especially peol think that that rotation.

they're very important to make up a huge part of s&p. stuart: something tells me you don't expect any disappointment from microsoft, meta amazon? >> i don't i think for my checks microsoft for example has been showing growth across cloud and a.i. meta has been doing well with advertising were about to enter an election year end a ton of social media at will be placed there and apple show some indication that growth in india is helping them with iphone sales. amazon just had an amazing climb day so we think the sales are going to be there, north american retail profitability is would be the key metric for amazon of course what they do with aws. we all hope that you are right. come back and see us soon. we want to hear from you, ashley come back in you looking at some of the movers start with abbott labs down for in a quarter

percent. >> sinking after a jury ordered the company to pay a whopping $495 million in product liability lawsuit the jury determined that the company which makes the baby formula similac failed to warn that the formula for premature infants increase the risk for bowel disease, next up on semiconductor they are up after earnings topping and estimate always good news driven by steady demand for automotive chips are also expecting to record revenue to be in between 1.7 and $1.8 billion investors like it a lot up 12%. that's take a look at the crypto play all up today after donald in nashville over the weekend trump vowed to make the u.s. the crypto capital of the planet, why not only block chain down a quarter of 8% generally positive for the crypto stocks. stuart: thank you, protest breakout in venezuela after

nicolas maduro declared the winner at the presidential election, the opposition party is also declaring victory by the way and now demanded evidence from voting machines that vary by the results israel, the u.s. and qatar met over the weekend to discuss his cease-fire in hostage release in gaza. it comes after horrific attack on israel from hezbollah that killed 12 children. are we asking israel to show restraint, kt mcfarland on that next. ♪ ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same.

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stuart: on the market this morning the dow is down 20, nasdaq is up 90, more

interesting on the for the report this week on talking big tech records, meta, amazon meta all report this week is starts tomorrow "after the bell" and here's where they are as were walking up to the big tech or needs which are very important, iran's supreme leader going after the u.s. trampling on the rights of the pro-hamas protesters in washington, d.c. last week, extraordinary, gillian turner at the state department, do we have an administration response to this? >> we do in a given to you in a moment you might remember this is started with a seminal moment during is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu's address to congress in which he accused the pro-hamas protesters in washington, d.c. being patsies for iran's anti-semitic regime, take a listen. >> i have a message for the protesters when the tyrants of

tehran who hang gaze from cranes and murder women for not covering their hair are praising and promoting and funding you, you have officially become iran's useful idiots. >> now the reaction from senior state department and white house officials there taking issue with the likelihood irene was back in the protest that terrorize nations capital. >> we sin iranian support for protest and we understand the vast majority of protesters in america are not taking their orders from iran deemed support from iran would not go that's where it's coming from. >> on the first example we said director of national intelligence came out publicly and said we know that iran has been funding in encouraging the protest activity in the united states. >> urgent warning from the intelligence july 9 said iranian

directors have sought to take advantage of ongoing protest regarding the war in gaza so we observed actors tied to iran post on activist online seeking to encourage protest even providing financial support to protesters. iran's foreign minister trying to stir in milk and division in real time posting look at the universities in the u.s. and what the students have done a significant and compelled the u.s. government to put aside the hesitation and directly intervene the u.s. lost the reputation in the world. as we mentioned in the piece, u.s. officials are quick to point out that they don't believe all u.s. protest targeting israel are funded and supported by hamas but with the outbreak now of iran doing all those things, it's becoming harder to tell which protesters are sincere in their efforts and which are fake. stuart: thank you.

vindman yet yahoo responded to the attack that killed 12 children in northern israel he promised it will not go unanswered and he warned hezbollah will pay a heavy pr price. kt mcfarland is the u.s. asking for restraint again? >> this is the problem it's been the problem all along they supported israel and given israel weapons to defend itself, they slow walk to and delivery of those weapons they also told israel you can use the weapons but here are the terms on which we want you to use them they restrained israel every step of the way and as a result they prolong the work and probably broaden the work because it is very likely within the next few days there will be some kind of a combat situation between hezbollah and lebanon in the northern israelis. the biden of administration has encourage, enable diagram limited iran rich probably to

the tune of $100 billion for syncrude relief and high oil prices in every and use the money to fund the war against israel can build a nuclear weapons program and now we find out that iran use that money to encourage anti-israel and anti-american demonstrations in the nations capital. stuart: ambassador told "fox & friends" there will be a swift, harsh and painful response to the rocket attack the killed the children that means a much wider war fairly soon, correct. >> absolutely he is no way around israel cannot respond it is been taking incoming missiles from the north from lebanon, has led missiles since october 8 the day after the hamas attack and now hezbollah has escalated it. i think it's happening because iran looks at the window of

opportunity and says her note gg a pushback from the biden demonstration unum from the harris oddsmaker moves now there is a trump administration iran will be shut down. stuart: nicolas maduro woo theyy they're not accurate and he stole the election chaos has erected on the streets, where is this going. more venezuelans are going to come flooding into america is at "the bottom line". >> that is "the bottom line". he declared the winner, he declared himself the winner in all the opinion post prior to the election said maduro would lose in the postelection polling as the exit polling saying maduro was going to lose but maduro realized he didn't want to lose so he said we want and you see the mass demonstrations on the street, again how is maduro able to get away with it? he is corrupting and a competent

leader which is oil-rich and should be the wealthiest country in the world but the reason he's been able to do is abide in administration dropping the sanctions against venezuela the trump sanctions, once maduro was rich again, thank you joe biden he is now enabled and embolden position, that's what is going to do. stuart: i wonder if we show strength anywhere in the world except our allies, kt mcfarland i'm being sarcastic but that's typical of me on a monday morning we will see you ever again real soon. three palestinian migrants with possible ties to terrorist organizations nabbed at the southern border earlier this month, details please. >> another example the security threat at our southern border, border agents detaining the three palestinian migrants who have possible ties to terrorist organizations, agents, another migrant from turkey who also was suspected of having ties to terror groups it is unclear which terrorist organization in

particular was the migrants were affiliated with the border patrol has been board to be on the lookout for individuals tied to palestinian terrorist groups, border authorities admit they are basically overwhelmed and they say they don't have access to terror or criminal databases from any other country other than the u.s. as a result agent speaking anonymously they likely allow potential terrorists into the country no doubt, the migrant living in the united states illegally shot and he wounded a texas police officer over the weekend and the officer survived and the suspect died in a shootout with san antonio police, that migrant was apprehended by border patrol last november and released into the united states with the future court date was set for april 2026. ridiculous. stuart: it never ends. charles come back in here, you think the border is up in terms

of the election is the board of the top issue for voters. >> i don't think it is if the media has their way though do everything to change the subject to something else and last for kamala harris and the biden of administration but a lot of people complain about donald trump and the way he speaks about the success of donald trump is his ability to break the media. i think he will do a lot to force the media to actually talk about this issue because it's an important issue and we know when people talk about it becomes very important and what are the most underreported stories right now are the number of the migrants who are not coming from central and south america but are coming from all over the world, the coming from china and the middle east and we don't know their interest but in the history has shown that people are willing to pay a $10000 flight to get hear from the middle east, there probably not just going to sneak in illegally probably not up to anything

good. stuart: you're probably right, chuck schumer said trump picking vance as his running mate was the best thing he ever did for democrats. he thinks trump should replace the ohio senator. we have the story. kamala harris likes to talk about the work as a former prosecutor in california but now she's facing criticism for donating to a nonprofit that help the bailout by the cap capitals. mike tobin has that story next. ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. ♪ go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms ♪ unlock support from the schwab trade desk—

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stuart: over the weekend donald trump attended the bitcoin conferencing came as a bitcoin bowl, bitcoin has gone to 687 i ethereum is up as well, were looking at the other movers and actually is going to start with mcdonald's it is up, good report? >> indeed it is interesting this is coming despite estimates on both top and bottom nfl for the first time since fourth quarter of 2020 all of that you would think the stock is now but is up three and a quarter, mcdonald's blaming a lot of this on the struggling consumer.

they have been trying to lure them back with big discounts by consumers cut back on dining out but is not hurting the stock right around $260, same field and industry shake shack capital one financial initiating coverage on the stock they've set the fast food restaurant at an overweight rating it a 95-dollar price target right now 83 that points to a potential upside of 70% of the company's price it is up 4% last one constellation down today this company reportedly spent $155 million on tv ads for the mexican beer brand modelo that's a lot of cash down. have% the company says it plans to top the spending this year, there you have it. stuart: thank you. kamala harris has touted her record as a prosecutor but she's

facing renewed backlash for links to a group that led violent criminals back on the street mike tobin is in chicago, tell us about her connection to the group. >> when george floyd riots exploded across minneapolis and across the nation, candidate kamala harris made the choice to get behind the minnesota freedom fund which bailed out criminal suspects. indian people got hurt. as minneapolis burned celebrities and high-profile politicians including kamala harris through their support behind the fund at the time bailed out protesters, she tweeted if you're able to chip into the minnesota freedom fund to help post bail for those protesting a minnesota she wrote that on facebook as well minnesota freedom funds alternations increase almost 18000% they jumped from $230,000 charity 241 million and they posted bail for more suspects and more expensive bonds for serious crimes, the director posted that he did not consider if the suspect was harmful.

>> i often don't look at a charge specifics when i bail someone out i see after i pay the bill, it's not the point. it is not the point, the point is the system that were fig fighting. people bailed out by the funding include sean michael tillman arrested a demonstration bailed out by the freedom fund and while out killed dimitri ellis strong a light rail station to minneapolis, george albert bailed out by the same fund that killed damien martí's a crime which he pleaded guilty. >> he literally went in front of a camera and said their policies they go winnipeg file numbers that is scary and cri criminal russian roulette. >> the minnesota freedom fund in the harris campaign say the presumptive democratic nominee, her support was limited to the tweet, there is no record of

harris spending any of her own money. stuart: now this for discovery ron desantis accused the media of whitewashing kamala harris record on crime, roll tape. >> now what you see is all the arteries of the left the corporate media, hollywood, academia are using all the kings horses and all the kings men but the democratic party back together again and they have to whitewash harris' background to be able to make her palpable to the american people. i think we've all seen here she is incredibly vapid even more incredibly liberal and she doesn't have any accompl accomplishments. joe concha is the gentleman on the right-hand side of the screen, will voters by the media spin? >> this is the same media that told us that the steele dossier was real or hunter biden's laptop is actually fake, donald trump is an agent of the kremlin and all the videos of joe biden appearing confused and profoundly weird stuff all the

footage was cheap fakes, manipulated and edited by right-wing media, course we should take them at their word and i can be sarcastic on mondays to and hear from them that kamala harris was in charge of the border, fear to greater performance in the objective would say she gets an f minus so they're trying to pretend she was never responsible and it's all there in writing and all their in joe biden's words and kamala harris' words, she was in charge of the border she was the borders are and performed horribly at top to issue another media spin is not going to change that. stuart: the media is monolithic and viewers that don't see the true story, all they get is the media biased opinion about trump how is terrible and now kamala harris is wonderful. i wonder if he gets through does it penetrate to the voters what is really going on. >> i think social media serves as a nice equalizer where you

can get information besides abc, cbs, cnn and someone, between this network and fox news and all the paul revere's fact checking the stuff on places like x which is a much better place under elon musk, i think voters get that word but again the messenger is not trusted in the first place as far as the media i'm not sure if this truly has too much impact. stuart: senate majority leader chuck schumer says donald trump should pick a new running mate, watch this. >> it is incredibly a bad choice. i think donald trump, i know him and he's probably sitting and watching the tv and every day vance comes out and he's done more extreme and weird and erratic in vance seems to be more erratic than president trump and i bet president trump is sitting there scratching his head wondering why did i pick this guy by the choice may be one of the best things he ever did for democrats.

stuart: joe concha do you think trump will ever replace vance should he replace vance, what do what doyou say. >> i think this is 31 flavors of stupid as far as chuck schumer calling the republican party weird, it was your party who bullied a sitting president out of running again for a second term because you knew he could not win any game voters and install candida instead that is not weird or anything i don't think donald trump is replacing jd vance he's doing just fine even if you don't think that sense when is anyone voted. look back at vice president winning tickets over the years did george bush help reagan with the white house, did well, does anyone believe that al gore was the deciding factor to get clinton over the finish line or cheney or joe biden with barack obama and mike pence with donald trump i don't think it matters quite friendly, who is on the ticket would you have some of the dominant as donald trump and jd vance is doing fine to bring in voters in michigan wisconsin, pennsylvania given his

upbringing in the area and for now i don't see anything he's done or said to change that approach. stuart: we will leave it there see you again real soon. i want to know how the media is reacting to jd vance cat lady comments. >> you could say the calls are out dnc chair donna brazile and mike pence former press secretary squaring off on abc news on the growing debate over vance childless cat lady remarks, watch this. >> he was saying when to have children and the family you tend to view things a little differently than others. >> you should pay fewer taxes. >> even when you don't have children, you do care about k kids, never had one child and i can claim hundreds of them because i love them i want to give them a head start and healthy start in jd vance's

against that because that's what project 2025, kamala harris is going to prosecute the case about the kids that need a head start and healthy start. stuart: vance says he's making a point that having children changes your perspective in the very profound way. he also adds that he doesn't have anything against cats. a nice credenza, do you think trump should replace. >> no. jd vance said weird things everybody graduated from yale, they're all weird and say weird things, have you looked at the weird things that kamala harris in joe biden and chuck schumer and all the democrats have said, this is not even all that weird by the way the thing about being concerned about a country that celebrates families and the birth of children, that is not out of the mainstream it is a

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marc siegel joins us now, this sounds like it could be a real groundbreaking development, tell me more. >> it is huge and i'm so glad that i push to get our alzheimer's segment which we can get in last week to be moved over to mondays because we have to do it, it is a tradition and let me tell you how important this is, there is a protein called 217 it's a tau protein is one of the abnormal plaques the buildup of the brain during alzheimer's is a blood test. a new study out of sweden 2000 people that is 91% accurate at predicting this early, you're on the way to it compared to 60% accuracy for primary care doctor like me screening people were 70% even if it's a specialist neurologist and is better than brain imaging because it's much cheaper this is the road to the

future where we can get diagnosis through blood test and figure out the treatment that we have there is a new drug after the house of side effects who needs it, it's a big debate going on, the blood test guess was a lot of interest in the blood test, roshe, lily, az path, a couple of important companies are involved in tracking this in the go to get involved in it this blood test is the future. if you want to administer the blood test today could you? >> it's just coming to for wishing, over the next year or two, yes, not today, today you are almost there but you will be there very shortly. new york city health officials are warning about a surge in overdose linked to car fentanyl, hundred times stronger than fentanyl, what is car fentanyl.

>> it is a derivative of fentanyl and guess who is involved the chinese chemist sending the stuff over to mexico where it comes in across the border with the cartels and sold illicitly on the underground market and everybody is using it and it gets laced into fentanyl and the biggest problem 100 times more powerful than fentanyl is by the time i get to you on the street or emergency responders get to you you stop breathing and even narcan may not work, that's the biggest headline today's story is that all of the drugs are getting mixed together, as i losing, trinkets getting mixed together with fentanyl this stuff which is 100 times were powerful on the rise you get a seymour drug overdose deaths intercourse the cartel don't care and they chemist making in china don't care, nobody cares about anything other than money. stuart: why would you laced any kind of drug with this

carfentanil why would he do that to make more of the pills and make more money or is a deliberate homicide. >> is not deliberate homicide is more bang for the buck we can get more of an impact with less, let's do it and then you can sell it more and get more people in we tell the story of the harm that it does. the more powerful the better. that's all they care about, the younger the client the better the two. stuart: doctor marc siegel, thank you for joining us, see you again next week. the justice department says tiktok collector user data on social issues like abortion and gun control accusing china manipulating algorithms to undermine our democracy and subdivision, hilary vaughn has a story coming up, shoplifting has skyrocketed to major cities, gerald storck says this deft is causing prices to keep on rising, gerald storch is next.

stuart: this is extraordinary shoplifting and major making cities has jumped 24% since last year, gerald joins me now. it occurs in shoplifting and everything is lost up as a huge plus for amazon. >> for sure have you tried going to a pharmacy in new york anymore it's like everything's behind glass yet to call for help with the ever come prices have to go up because the store has to cover all the added theft, meanwhile all the labor for while they're locking things up in stores close in high theft areas and less competition prices rise again and because of that people are out of work is far from the fentanyl crime. stuart: how do you deal with it? >> it really isn't that difficult, the risk benefit for the thieves is in favor of stealing, the law doesn't punish it prosecutors don't prosecute, the police even though the good

people they know they'll be back on the street so they don't risk making a mess so it's a difficult thing to do when they know zach would have any result in the stores are afraid because they're getting it soon if the change the dynamic so the thieves know the get a get caught, the gravity time when they break the law. stuart: why don't things change. in new york city because of some areas you can't buy shampoo, toothpaste unlocking a big case, you don't buy it, everybody knows that these businesses are failing, why is there no change. >> in the last few years it's been an attitude that we have different things to deal with and this is a serious crime and less focus on the big crimes and petty theft that they might call it. the reality the gross misunderstanding of what's going on exchange of the fabric of society in stores has been buzzing to go into the store you

travel over the world and you don't see it anywhere. it's unique is the u.s. environment. stuart: real fast is amazon your favorite retailer. as a leader in the online segment but walmart is doing great, costco is doing great, t.j. maxx is doing great, a lot of value retailers in any environment. thank you for joining us to be such a stranger, there is a home for you on fox business. we will see you soon. thank you very much charlie for staying with us, we appreciate it. still ahead former federal prosecutor andrew to koski and president biden calling for major changes at the supreme court, steve forbes on janet yellen wanting $3 trillion a year globally to tackle climate change, nigel farage will join us, british voters wanting prime minister to use him to get closer to trump of all things, the 11:00 o'clock hour is next.

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