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she wouldn't even be on your top 1,000 people to call if you needed economic advice. >> there's a fundamental difference between a capitalist society bottom up, what the free market with some minor regulations work itself out. versus a government coming in and dictating. >> the reason going to hurry up and dance, but the fact is that once again we're stretched a bit. i'd probably say by next week i expect it to soften a little bit. >> this idea of price control, that's union stuff. it's not showing me she's moving towards the middle, and i'm a little bit surprised. >> we have to get back to a system of equal application of the law and a constitutional principles that make this country so great. >> they don't also want to stop what they've been doing. they want to keep flooding the market and want centralized control. of course it's communism. ♪ ♪

stuart: i know what this is about. it's about my take that's going to come at you in about two minutes. it is 11:00 eastern time and friday august 16th. a little bit of red ink on the market and not that much. dow's down 30, nasdaq's down 33 and nothing compared to yesterday's huge gains. show me big tech. that is a mixed picture. alphabet, nvidia, amazon up and meta and microsoft down. down just 3.90% is the yield. now this. there's types when i think i'm liliving in the wrong century ad some aspects of modern life i don't understand. kamala harris' website. the new york post said if you want a job with a campaign, you can choose from nine different

pronouns. my problem is i've never heard of some of them. i am in a state of jerkins i geriatricconfusion. they can choose he/him, she/her, they/them, got it. then ultimate gender neutral pronouns, xe/xe. what's that? ze/hir. no idea. im, don't get it. hu/hu. no idea how to pronounce them or where they came from. then hu when hu and indicates a person wants to stress their humanity. mistake, can i say their humanity? i'm confused. how about fae/faer. that de-mates a person is fluid between multiple genders but not masculine genders. look, i'm not making fun here.

i just don't understand it. why would a presidential candidate put this kind of mind numbing pronoun selection on a website that serves no policy statement? one thing for sure if you fail to drink the kool-aid, you're headed for a try butler joineddal and you're a -- tribunal, and nasty person. i, stuart varney, father, grandfather, heterosexual male and host of varney will be right back. stuart: chris bedford joins me now. do you understand all those pronouns, chris? >> i think i heard you say she? that's the pronoun of being in -- xi in there, that's the pronoun for being in charge of china. what you have is part of the

democrats policy and part of the agenda that they're pushing. this has been something that kamala harris has been doing for years. the first time i ever saw the trans slang, which is white -- trans flag white and blue with pink triangle was in front of her senate office. i need a phone application to take the picture of the way the flag in the window and front of senate office to try and identify what exactly it is. it's difficult to keep up. stuart: it really s. i am not part of the modern world. donald trump says harris will deliver the death of the american dream. >> she wants to end detention of illegal alien migrants, releasing vicious monsters into the communities to rape, maim and murder our population. she endorsed defunding the police and no cash bail nationwide wide and original to funder and only thing kamala harris can clever is horrific inflation, massive crime, and death of the american dream.

she is in favor of the death of the american dream because everything she does really stops any one of these items stops the american treatment stuart: chris, how do we keep the american dream alive? >> you need strong policies because it is really under threat in this country. the american dream for the last two generations is the ability to exceed your parents and do better than they did. to accumulate property and wealth and be able to retire comfortably and have children and grandchildren like you were saying in your opening. a lot of those things aren't just out of reach because of silly millennial and zoomer decisions on what to buy and how much they're spending on avocados. a lot is because it's so difficult to enter the american marketplace and corporations out there that are gobbling up homes that people would be entry homes and more people are forced to rent, interest rates are through the roof and groceries are twice what they were a few weeks ago

despite what the government says. those things are all problems and some of the agendas that jd and donald trump has been putting owl out to bring jobs and middle income and industrialization out to the united states and allow for economic mobility and not so expensive for kids saying no to children o or putting off because it'll bankrupt them. stuart: what about the house controls that house wants to introduce and going after excessive profits and opposite of capitalism and it's the opposite of the american dream. >> i tell you, i can't stand my grocery bill when i go out there and pick it up. i'm supposed to be saving money but my mother-in-law is a rancher and she's not price gouge. she can't keep up and cost of

mailing her meat and raising cattle and cost of slaughter and energy is so much higher than it was just a few years ago that she's pricing herself out of the market. so there's no price gouging going on. when you hear these terms like price controls and we were just talking about, brings people back to the 70s. even folks that haven't really paid much attention, it doesn't sound right. and we know from whether the eastern block or the united states in the 70s, it never ever works. stuart: i remember the late 70s, i was here and it doesn't work. chris bedford, thank you for joining us and see you again soon. sorry about the pronouns. check that market, a little bit of red ink, not that much. jonathan hoenig with us to morning. i'm quoting "know your type in the market". what do you mean? >> like a dead end scene. are you into -- like the dating scene, blonds, redheads, brunettes and what's your time when it comes to stocks in the market? my type is assets doing well and

no one is talking about. that's the crux of being a contrarean and being exotic if you will. all though big tech has bounced and look at gold, stuart. gold is all time high this morning. no one is talking about it. some value stocks and tobacco and we talked about those up 10, 15% in the last month. bull markets are built on doubt and bull markets are built on doubt and bear markets built on hope and i see a lot of hope for big tech and i see a lot of doubt for the value of international stocks and that's where i'm placing my bets. stuart: your exotic pick of the week is, show it to me, here we go. richest country in the world. >> lots of reindeer. not a lot of herd. the public clam moraying -- clambering over themselves and

stock over where it was 14 years ago and dirt cheap, stuart. trading at 11 times earning ands yields over 5% and yields more than cash now and it's full of the types of value oriented stocks and the market is favoring now. so, look, you don't -- always want to do your own due diligence and talk to a denial adviser and value stocks stick and international ones outperform and this will do well, and i do own it over at capitalist pig. stuart: it's in your hedge fund. >> i'm bullish on it longer term. stuart: does it pay -- i'm fascinated by norway because of a private wealth funder and national wealth fund over $1 trillion. 4 million norwegians. >> one of the largest stocks in the fund is stat oil and it's the majority-owned oil company in norway. but that can change and there's a lot of industrials with financials in there and once again, at a time to think about buying the dip and a big tech stock that trades at 30 times earnings or buying the breakout in a norwegian stock back around

14 years ago, i'll take the value name long term. stuart: made all that money from offshore drilling and know about fossil fuels. amazing. have a great weekend. see you soon. >> you as well, stu. stuart: thank you. looking at nike and it's up just 1%. lauren: it's enjoying the longest winning streak since 2015 and a double from sell to buy and they say change is brewing and basically took a former executive out of retirement and want him to help beef up their direct consumer strategy so directly to the consumer via the website. stuart: from sell it to buy it. lauren: yeah, it's very rare. up nine days in a row is rare. the turn around at nike, it has not been a positive stock is working. stuart: ulta beauty. beauty. lauren: what a week. warren buffett's berkshire@way took a sizable stake and this

stock is up two and two-thirds on the week. stuart: palo alto security and all the rage for a long time. lauren: yeah, are they capitalizing on the recent outage at rival crowdstrike? that's the question state to maximize. we'll find out on monday when ppalo alto reports earnings and everyone thinks maybe they won't benefit and adding to underperformed tactical and underperform list. stuart: stock is down and can do no wrong. lauren: time haves changed. stuart: not done talking about the pronouns the harris campaign lets you pick from when applying for a job. tomi lahren is fired up about this as well. well trump wants even more debates added to the schedule. israel is preparing for an attack from iran. if this become as wider war, what role does america play in it? former pentagon official amber smith will tell us, next.

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stuart: u.s. military on high alert and preparing to defend israel on high attack from iran. how might we prevent an attack on israel? >> well, that's the big question here at the pentagon, stuart, and it's a question i was asking the deputy press secretary yesterday in the briefing room and we've been here before and in the springtime, more fire power went from there and didn't stop iran from launching the major drone and missile attack on israel and as that happened what, is different this time? >> pointing to the fact that over 90% of what was shot towards israel is taken down by either our forces or partner

forces or israel lay forces and, you know, if i were alone, i'd be thinking about that. if i were iran issue i'd think about that . >> i don't think we've actually been delicate in our messaging to iran. we've been very clear that if israel is attacked, we'll come to the defense of israel. reporter: the strike group said yesterday sailing through the singapore straight and still about a week away from getting on stage in the middle east and launching super hornets in the f-35 fighter jet ifs necessary and about 40,000 u.s. troops scattered around the middle east and 6,000 more than normal personnel and launching to

intercept their missiles if necessary. and shooting down any missiles launched by houthi or yemen and something we've been talking about this year, uss georgia is in the eastern med waiting to go into the suez canal to go into the red sea. stuart. stuart: thank you, lucas. the pentagon said there's a deepening crab ration and relationship between russia and iran. amber smith joins us. amber, this is the new world order, and it seeps to be getting stronger; right? >> there's no question the world is a more dangerous place under the dangerous and foreign policy of biden and harris administration. our adversaries have been emboldened over the last three+ years and we're seeing that with russia in their attacks in ukraine with iran and their

unprecedented aggression against israel and terror proxies china and taiwan. they're continuing to grow and create a new order as were seeing and continue down the path with the weak u.s. leadership as we've seen, we certainly will. stuart: we would help shoot them down. would we go further and attack the missile sites in yemen for example? >> so israel always has the right to defend itself and the united states will stand by and forth our number one ally in the middle east and we would see

similar to what we saw this spring and you'll see support with the navy and with the air force and with equipment, with ammunition and weapons. pocket of taking sites out defensively t to the point yet where it would be offensive and i think the united states is going to allow israel to take the lead on that front. stuart: we'd avoid taking offense at all costs? >> today, absolutely. stuart: amber, last one. the taliban held a parade in afghanistan with a billion worth of u.s. weapons and equipment we left behind. i know you flew a tour of duty in afghanistan. how does seeing this make you feel? >> it's sickening and absolutely disgusting. you feel let down by leadership, by the biden administration. you know, so many service members who served in

afghanistan sacrificed a lot, years of their life watching friends get killed or wounded, and it's almost unreal to see the equipment that we used in afghanistan, the billions of dollars that were left behind by the biden harris administration for the taliban to now parade in front of chinese and iranian diplomats and to show who is now leading afghanistan after 20 years of sacrifice that u.s. service members made, it is pretty unbelievable to see that. stuart: why didn't we blow them up? i mean, why not -- yeah. that that is what they should have done. the equipment was also sold to our adversaries and terrorist organizations that will be used against us so that was such a

failure of epic proportion and they left behind bio-metric data of people that worked with us, afghans that worked with us and not to mention leaving behind actual americans. president trump made the decision to get out of afghanistan and guess what was coming with us? our equipment, americans not being left behind, and the biden administration along with harris who was the last person in the room when it comes to pulling out of afghanistan and making those decisions that went with it, decided to leave behind our equipment. it was the most clearest example of how dangerous the foreign policy is of this administration, and sadly it comes on the shoulders of the u.s. service members that served and sacrificed in iraq for 20 years.

stuart: indeed. it was a humiliation. amber smith, thank you for joining us and hope to see you again soon. axios reports that president biden will speak to qatary and egyptian leaders about ongoing hostage ceasefire negotiations and so far u.s. officials say talks have made little progress. there's this, key talks in a town in rush hawaii ashley, what's significant about this? ashley: the town that's the administrative center for the border area. that's why it's important kevin though it's just 5,000 residents, it does mark the largest population center to fall under ukraine's control since last week's incursion. the army chief claims his military now controls more than 80 communities all though it's not been verified. russia was forced to remobilize

troops in the area and authorities report more than 120,000 residents in the region has been evacuated by russia. stu. stuart: have a look at one particular group of stocks being very cassioppi sieve recently and the chip makers and it's a mixed picture this morning but not much price movement. nvidia, advanced micro-devices up, qualcomm taiwan semi, and intel on the downside. intel barely holding onto $20 a share. two year treasury yield above 4% and moving higher. 410 as of right now. coming up, a top issue for young voters how unaffordable housing has become. >> it's a full-time job and i was homeless and everything is so ex-pentive now a days and that would be prioritized do you prioritize eating over having a home? stuart: kamala harris is proposing $25,000 for first time homeowners. does that help secure the youth vote? is it buying the youth vote?

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jamie? lauren: global stocks are up higher 2.2% and expectations for interest rate cut and likely 25 basis points next month and tensions in the middle east. gold is a traditional safe haven. stuart: it's up today. rivian. lauren: what a story from bloomburg. stopped production of the deliver i have van for amazon because they can't get parts. amazon is the largest investor in rivian. stuart: hundreds ovthousands of people heading to the iowa state fair. it is that big. brine brenberg is there.

brian, you're talking to voters. how do they feel about their personal finances? reporter: yeah, stu, i'm talking to voters and the iowa state fair is awesome. i've got my dad standing in line behind me to get doughnuts and that's super helpful and boss hogs pork barn and culinary delights all the way around and iowans spending money at the fair. they want to have a good time but they're very concerned about the budgets. we talked to some of them, stu, take a listen. jot rate of growth is going down but the prices aren't going down. this one we'll only gain three pounds and we went down but we're 13 pounds up. >> child care is one, mortgage is another and honestly groceries. >> prices are up on everything. go to the store and it's a surprise every time you look at something like geez, that's ridiculous. >> always an issue having staff

and good staff in your business at all times. >> we definitely continue to see an increase every time i go. oh my gosh, eggs are more expensive leeanne that's week. reporter: the name of the game here is budget, budget, budget. people want to come out and have a good type. this is the best of america. but they're counting their pennys, stu, and they just feel the weight of higher prices and know it's gripping how they spend time with their families and how they have fun, and how they enjoy the waning days of summer. stuart: it's worth it. i went many years ago and had a wontedderful time. i wish i could remember the price i paid for stuff then compared to the price now. i'm sure we'd see a bit of inflation. brian, you're all right. reporter: it's a little bit higher, stu. good stuff. thank you. stuart: we'll watch you on the big money show live from the iowa state fair. 1:00 eastern time here on fox business today. a group of gen z voters called out biden harris vote

administration for unaffordable housing. >> why is a one bedroom apartment $1600 and rent prices is outrageous and again, these jobs are bare minimum jobs. i waited my whole life to grow and you happen do this? >> my parents are general xs and never owned a house at all. there's many times we were homeless. >> i kept a full-time job the whole time i was homeless and just that everything is so expensive nowadays that what do you prioritize? like do you prioritize eating over having a home? >> working three jobs to make ends meet and that's not fun money, that's money so we're not homeless. stuart: that's not good news for the biden harris or harris team. tomi lahren with us this morning. harris is going to propose $25,000 for first time homeowners, up to a million people could qualify for that. that's an awful lot of money. she buying votes? lauren: it's no different than biden's student loan forgiveness

handout. it sounds good; right? in theory we want people getting into homes and buy ago home for young people is incredibly difficult and sounds like the easy if i thinks. but just like when you use student loan forgiveness and tuition rates don't go down, what happen when is you have $25,000? is your home price going down $25,000 and people owning the home going to say tack an extra $25,000 on because the government will give you more free money. free sounds good to young people because a lot of young people don't understand the way the economy works. it's understandable because we don't teach them in high school or sometimes even in college. i understand. stuart: they're not paying attention. >> they don't get it and have a harris administration now or want to be administration, i'll give you $25,000. now it's going to be cheaper. just the same thing with price fixing, which sounds good. they can't price gouge me? someone has to pay for all this and they're moving towards a radical agenda, which is exactly what a harris administration

will be a radical socialism-like agenda and easing it in. it sounds good. stuart: there's a huge left turn at this point. huge. lauren: remember the national association of home builders was sitting in that chair and the president said regulations add $20-$30 in cost to each home. she souled come out and say i'm going to take these regulations so everybody can bring the cost down. stuart: cut regulations. lauren: for the builders and some pay over 10%. lauren: dream on. stuart: this is just for you, tomi. i want to talk about the job application on kamala harris' website. you can choose from nine different pronouns. i've never heard of most of them. i'm in a state of geriatric confusion. can you sort it down? there's the conventional him/her. then you've got -- can you zoom in? >> i've never heard of a ze/zim

and never seen these acronyms before in my life and their run ago campaign and based in diversity, equity skin collusion and making everybody feel like they're welcome even if they can't define what that is. as nice as this is to offer -- stuart: xe/xem. ze/hir. lauren: human. stuart: that is human. >> that means human. i've never heard of half of these and consider myself a pretty hip millennial. i look at xe/xem or a hu/hu so at least we know they're humans so there's that. we're not fully going off the cliff because we can define people as humans. a fae/faer and nonbinary and queer gender fluid. we're moving into a gray area, but at least the harris campaign

will give them a job. stuart: i feel i don't belong in this century. do you know what i mean? lauren: tomi is plugged in and hasn't heard of half of these either. >> it's not geriatric. stuart: did somebody make it up? >> it was they/them confusing and hard to use it and it's not proper grammar and now that is too vanilla and added all these other things you can be. young people want to afford groceries and housing and a car. they don't need to pat them on the back and calling them a hu/hu or fae/faer and they'll have to vote for donald trump if they want to do that. it's nice they're including the hu/hus in everything. stuart: kamala harris and tim walz agreed to a series of debates. ashley, how many? ashley: the harris campaign will participate in a total of three debates and two presidential

debates and one vp debate. now the harris camp is pushing back on the trump campaign suggestion of more debates before election day saying "the debate about t debates is over and". harris agreed on october 10 and then in october and fox agreed to on fox and nbc and tim walz and jd vance agreed to october 1 debate hosted by cbs news and vance proposed a second debate for september 18 hosted by cnn but harris campaign has indicated there'll only be one vp debate, which his storeically that is the number that's been just one. stuart: thanks, ash. coming up, english premier league season kicks off today and manchester united takes on form and which club, fox sports soccer analyst, which club does he think will walk away and take

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stuart: maybe things will pick up this afternoon but at the moment there's not much price movement. the dow is down one, s&p down one, nasdaq down one. maybe that'll change this afternoon. then again the premier league soccer season kicks off, the new season today and first match will be manchester united at 3:00 p.m. eastern time today. perfect time to bring in fox sports soccer analyst alexei. which club has the best chance of winning at all assuming you know anything about premier league soccer. i'm assuming you don't like it. >> i just woke up here in os los

angeles, stu. you look defeat and the hair is beautiful. i woke up a brand new premier league season right on the offering and i threw a couple of darts on the board and my little brain told me you spend a lot of money, you got a good changes of winning here. it's the usual suspects and you got your ars arsenals and your y and your liverpool and yes, even manchester unit second-degree difficult as it has been over the last couple of years and again, it's going to come down to arsenal and city right now so when you're looking at this from a drama standpoint, really it's the teacher and pupil coming to arsenal and city and kept out the coach of arsenal and trying to get one over on the master over there at city and it'll come down to them and i'm picking right now arsenal to finally find a way to get over the top and over city. stuart: when are you going to admit that the premier league is the most valuable, intense, and

brilliant sports lintier else in the world? >> they're the most valuable and i know how much you love money and your viewers love money and it's pretty incredit card and will they're the most i insufferable. don't get me wrong and the value is an incredible case study and stocks and the branding of the premier league and what's happened over the last 20 years and how they've made it into the most popular league in the world and look at money the league makes as a whole and the money these brands that are these teams and look at globalization. i mean people are waking up in the morning all over the place including here in the u.s. to watch this league. hats off to what they've done for a business perspective off the field and monetized this incredible lead on the field with great players and coaches and be honest. also great drama and that drive as lot of the interest in this league. stuart: well done, alexei. you're really get willing at long last. excellent stuff. let's get serious, we're both going to be at the democrat

national convention next week and you were at the republican national convention and you call that an incredible show of unity. do you expect the same thing from the democrats next week? >> i hope so. maybe i'm a gluten for punishment and went to milwaukee and had a wonderful time and maybe they can turn me. i don't know. i'm willing to be talked to and convinced. i don't know how easy it'll be but i want to do this compare and contrast and see what it is and like you said, in milwaukee it was incredible show of unity and fun, i wish i could have taken some of my left leaning friends to milwaukee to get a dose of this and maybe after this next week here in chicago, i will leave with a newfound respect that they're not a bunch of ridiculous crazies over there coming to my left leaning friend. stuart: alexei, see you next

week. the democrat convention kicks off monday in chicago. aishah will be there and bottom line will be there live as well at 6:00 p.m. eastern. fox business airing full speeches starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern each night. ashley, you've got to come into this. you know my take on the premier league season and ashley: i thought alexei was fantastic with his summation and hope someone else other than man city, they're not as good as they have been. i think arsenal and outside shot is the big test. stuart: the new coach at liverpool. ashley: very good. stuart: he's got a tough job, that lad. "varney & co." premier league rivalry.

really? there's a bar in portland, oregon, that only plays women sports on their tvs. how much money are they making, lauren? lauren: it's two years old and a million a year in sales. that's pretty good. the name of the bar is the sports bra. stuart: oh good lord. should a seen that coming. lauren: coming from a 44-year-old woman and dumped her life savings into a bar only showing female sports on the televisions and actually worked. she's teamed up with serena williams husband to franchise it and this is going to other cities now in the next couple of years. i say two years ago that was a gamble. i feel like women sports are more in now. you've got iconic players like caitlyn clark and simon biles, katie ledecky. stuart: yeah. lauren: then the culture wars. everyone is talking about it. should biological men with in female sports?

there's a big push for female sports. stuart: if you can bring in a million a year in revenue showing women sports, you're onto a winner. no problem with that. it's that time going back to the stock market. i don't expect to see much draconian that there. the dow 30 fairly even split and dow up 29 points and that's all you've got. winners and losers just about even. don't go anywhere. friday feedback is next. ♪ choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation.

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built by jim, the dad of another one of our producers, kate. this is george, he's a viewer, this is his 1949 jeepste r and that's a classic. this is a 1972 dodge coronet. that was a small car in those days. and this is larry's 1967 maserati. ashley: will you go. getting to the messages coming at us from tom. every time you show the behind the scenes techies, rocking to the bumper music, makes my day and the unsung heros that make the show work. very true, these youngsters work very hard and thanks for the message. this is from mark, if you could drive any car or truck off the lot, which would you choose? call me crazy, but wouldn't mind a cyber truck. ashley? lauren: i'd love to see that. ashley: you got to go bond. got to go acetin martin.

ashton martin. it's a beautiful car. stuart: i don't want a cyber truck. i want an astin martin. lauren: 2025 lincoln navigator and it's a rolling day spa. will go into relaxation mode. from the pickup line with the kids. just four minutes. stuart: this is from liz. happy premier league day. are you going to be rushing home after the show to catch the first match of the season? yes, 3:0 eastern time and i'll be somewhere in hoboken. ashley? ashley: i'll trust worthy be probably e-mailing you as we do on game days back and forth. cannot wait. lauren: don't even ask me. stuart: oh, lauren. oh, lauren. oh, dear. we're out of time. is that right? we're out of time. ashley: what? stuart: we're out of time. but we do have time for the friday trivia question. here it is. which state has the shortest

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neil: we asked which state has the shortest commute time, iowa, nebraska, montana. what do you have? ashley: no idea but i will go with montana. i live there, no one goes a long way because they live in the cities. lauren: that is the answer but i will be different. iowa. stuart: south dakota it is, mount rushmore, they traveled 18 minutes to get to their jobs. south dakota, 18 minutes. the democrat national convention kicks off in chicago, we will be there live monday through thursday. they are live at 6 p.m. pm eastern. neil, it's yours. neil: avoid the protests