lauren? lauren: hilary vaughn, thank you very much.ith that we bring in kaltbaum capital management president and fox news contributor gary kaltbaum. good to see you. you heard hilary's report, jody evans founder of that organization saying china is not our enemy? >> i have two lines. nothing by accident and follow the money. it's pretty much as simple as that. look, china, not just here in the united states, but around the globe is trying to increase their influence in ways, first off, out front but also under the table, leave no doubt this is part of it. you know we've been talking about tiktok also. these things are just not happening by accident unfortunately and the good news is, they're being found out. what we can do about it, we'll find out in time. that will come out of d.c. but again, they are going to talk about being our friends, talk about being our partners, but they are going to act in their own best interests. 110% of the time. lauren: quickly, gary i want to get on to some other topic you h but do you think president b

lauren. back to you. lauren: lydia, thank you.hing lydia said, phonics in fourth and fifth grade? it should be handled by then. with that we bring in aei senior fellow, author of, no way to treat a child, naomi shaver. welcome. of course, "new york times" admitting taking kids out of school during the pandemic may prove to be the most damaging interruption in education. i will one up. my kids were in school, teachers in masks whole time. my son had a speech impediment. ask the teacher about it. i don't know. he is wearing a mask. not the teacher's fault. how do we get the kids up to speed? >> it is amazing, there will be no consequences for "new york times" taking this long to acknowledge what every parent in america knew for years. the masks did not help, sending kids home was a crazy strategy for dealing with the virus. we're see being repercussions now. baltimore reported 13 of its high schools, zero, zero students were proficient in math. lauren: wow. >> that's where we are right now. back to basics definitely we need to go. o

thanks, lauren.ng gears, let's get to politics, the bread and butter of varney if company. karine jean-pierre was requested whether we might see some changes at the white house. roll that tape. >> reporter: has there been any talk by this white house about a change in strategy or staffing going forward in reflexion of those numbers continuing to show him underwater? >> no. >> reporter: should we be anticipating the any departures of any cabinet -- >> look, i can't speak to people's personal if decisions. we don't have anything to announce at this time and, you know, we're going to continue to do the work that the president set out to do. stuart: we don't have anything to announce at this time, that's interesting. and hook at this, it's an op-ed in "usa today," earth to democrats: biden presidency is a dumpster fire. we need the former governor of arkansas whose name happens to be mike huckabee joining us now. for plenty of warning signs. do you think there's something going on here, governor? >> well

fox just released its power rank, lauren is with us. lauren: good morning.t over two months from iowa and the first votes of the 2024 election. donald trump in the commanding lead, nationally he's got 59% of republican support. he has never dipped below 40 in any of the early states. look here. ron desantis and nikki haley are battling it out for second the trump, but it is growing pains for vivek ramaswamy. he's down as haley goes in. chris christie and also tim scott. and as you can see, the other three are on the outside, and they are looking in at a race that's been overshadowed by the hamas attack on israel. that is making it increasingly difficult for contenders to the get noticed when the leader, donald trump, has a proven track record of being pro-israel. quickly as for the money, trump taking in another $24.5 million in fund raising for the third quarter. look at desantis. he has $11 billion, but his haul dropped off by 44% from the second quarter. haley has $8 million. gop primary debate one week from today. stuart: how about that? comes fast, does

lauren, i'm curious. what do people say about that? lauren: some of them love it.. doesn't list any assets, doesn't list any investments, so this is what lauren boebert of colorado says. so the daily beast wants people to be mad that speaker johnson isn't corrupt and hasn't used his office to enrich himself. this is how out of touch these guys in washington are. and the haven stream media. texas congressman chip roy says to the extent accurate, he's like a lot of americans right now while also navigating raising a large family. what a monster. if and the author, jim carney, who let in the poors? so, again, it seems like mike johnson, the speaker of the house, lives paycheck to the paycheck -- to paycheck, and a lot of people many d.c., the elite, are saying, hmm, that's just not right. stuart: he's a regular guy. he didn't take a ton of money off his service in congress. people like that. what's wrong with that? we've got to move on, i am told by our producers. okay, the jobs report this morning, 150,000 jobs added in october, unemployment rate up 3.9%. peter moric

lauren is here. good morning, lauren. lauren: good morning. david: take me through what we know.ren: hamas is freeing the first 13 of 50 hostages, these are women and under the age of 19 years old. in exchange, israel will free altogether 150 palestinians being held in israeli jails. so, yes, as of now the ceasefire has taken hold. it isment expected to last four day days. moments from now the hostages will be released via egypt and brought to an air base in southern israel. they will undergo physical exams, mental check-ups. these are young people. psychologists will help explain to them what happened in the past seven weeks, and they will be given phones so they can call their familieses, and the families have been -- david: i cannot imagine. lauren, thank you very much. let's turn now to domestic news and politics. another poll showing donald trump beating president biden by four points. david avella joins me now. david, good to see you. biden clearly has a problem here. the question is, are are republicans focusing their attention just on beating biden, or are they going to s

>> it's lauren's fault.-m, they had their first report since they ipo'd this september. i doubt it's a very good one -- lauren: below the ipo price of 51. stuart: really? lauren: the problem was the outlook. the ceo said, look, this quarter we don't know, it's a very wide range of how sales, revenue's going to be between $720-80 million, it shows they can't predict their business. some of the deal timing is not looking good. how do they get their revenue? they get their revenue from licensing fees for the chips that they design and from royalties for those designs that they sell. investors are saying, well, where is your customer? where are they at? can you guarantee this continued revenue stream, and the stock is under the i e po price. stuart: investors can be tough on that. down 8% -- >> understandably tough on arm because why buy arm when you can buy nvidia? nvidia's the big dog. they're practically back to all-time highs again. again, 30 trillion calculations per second, right? 30 trillion. nobody else

lauren: yep. ashley: interesting. tell me more, lauren.say they or someone that they live with owns a gun. that is an all-time high, and it's up 6 points from 2019. it differs by party. 66% of republicans say they or someone in their house old owns a gun, ashley. household. ashley: wow, that's incredible. tell me, the new poll asked how much money would you have to make in order to feel happy. this is -- we do polls all the time. i know stu gets a bit over it, but, you know, okay, tell me about this one. lauren: yeah. well, the answer is, the answer is never enough, ashley, and i'll tell you exactly how much after we go the break. ashley: oh, all right. sorry, i blew that. we'll be right back. [laughter] you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. ashley: okay, let's take a look at these markets. they've been on a pretty good roll over the last three and a half weeks o

lauren: i'm very very close.son, i believe you're at the house of a seller who's doing something different to bring attention to her house. what is she doing? >> reporter: she is, stuart. so she's actually listing how much she makes on airbnb renting out this property on that platform for the year to attract the investor-buyer. this is a four bedroom in miami. she says she makes $138,000 a year renting it out, and she's hoping that will help sell the house. she has included that in the description and priced the property so that it attracts instead of the family, it attracts the investor or developer, because she says with interest rates rising and home prices remaining high, has the type of buyer she's hearing from. single families are struggling to buy the single family home. instead, they're pursuing representing them. >> most of the people, they are developers or investors from out of miami, argentina, missouri. and the family -- new york. and the families that are buying, they are looking the investor or dev

lauren: good timing. ashley: a lauren, thank you very much is.look at these markets, the premarket showing down just a little bit. we're waiting for the fed minutes later on today, of course, nvidia after the bell. david bahnsen joining us now. good morning to you, david. are we going to have a santa claus rally? what do you say? if. >> well, i think you know how i feel about these short-term predictions. i can't lie to our viewers and say that i know. there is plenty of reason the believe that we have it, that the last few weeks were, bond yields dropping significantly, stock prices moving higher a lot. could we run in place for the next month? if i think that's very possible. ultimately, really, ash, what the markets are -- have to do now is price in the fact that the fed will be cutting rates in 2024 but not for a great reason. the economy will be slowing down. ashley: right, that's the paradox, as you pointed out. but i want to get to nvidia, if we can, reporting after the bell. we had a guest on maria's show that said basically, hey, if they

thanks, lauren. we'll have a full report on the weekend and a satanic chri christmas degree put up in a museum in wisconsin. that's brian's home state. 31 house members and seven senators are not seeking reelection next year. why are so many people leave something we'll deal with that next as the third hour of varney rolls on. ♪ he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ every day, more dog people, and more vets are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. they're quitting the kibble. and kicking the cans. and feeding their dogs dog food that's actually well, food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. get 50% off your first box at thefarmersdog.com/realfood (sfx: stone wheel crafting) ♪ the bigg

lauren lauren i know. what a life. president biden's approval rating continues its downward spiral. a new gallup poll puts it at 37%. and it's even worse on key issues like the mideast and the economy. jason chaffetz is with us now. look, the election is less than a year away. is biden's insistence on running actually killing his party? >> it is. you go back and look at the last election, joe biden was not out on the campaign trail. he had no coattails to ride. him and kamala harris, they were pretty much absent. and if you're going to be at the top of the ticket with such negative networks, we only have to look back three years, and we can see how good things were. the inflation wasn't there, the border was secure, people felt safe on the street, safe in their wallet and safe overseas, and that's just not the case with joe biden. it's not as if he could get aald have 20,000 people show up like a donald trump could, so i just don't see it. stuart: do you see him actually being in the election? my real question is, how

up lauren yeah. swing american business in support of that moderate because he may like trump's policies when he was in office because we had a very successful economy, but they don't want that chaos to return. lauren: i saw the same outcome but a different take. i thought he was trying to take money away from the bide incorporate donors, the big money that is -- corporate donors, and swing it to a mored moderate republican like nikki haley. stuart: maybe he was. lauren they're final point, vivek ramaswamy's political director spearheaded everything that vivek just did in new hampshire, he's moved over to the trump campaign. tooth i wonder how long vivek will stay in the race. we'll see. now this, bill ackman says biden should drop his 2024 campaign. roll tape. >> i think biden's done a lot of good things, but i think his legacy will not be a good one if he, if he is the nominee. i think the right thing for biden to do is to step aside and say he's not going to run and create the opportunity for some

lauren: few.ese big cities and their shelter systems. venezuelans were allowed to apply for a work permit immediately and this was two months ago so in two months time we know that very few venezuelan migrants in the city of chicago applied for a work permit. the goal? let's sign up 150 a day. i bet you they've probably signed up 150, 160 total in two months time. why? stuart: why? lauren: a couple things. it's $410 an application fee. that can be waived but think about the confusion and the paperwork required there. problem number two, you need to show id's and more than one form so many migrants do not have identification. stuart: what a mess. thanks lauren. coming up, business schools are embracing critical race theory. criticalrace.org founder william jacobson says there's no place in the education system left unscathed biracial denomination. donald trump visits the border this weekend seizing the moment. he's up in the polls and will remind everyone when he was president the migrant flood slo

david: lauren, what's this all about? lauren: take a look at the video.etal chute, and there's a baggage hand aler on top, he drops the wheelchair, and the handler on the bottom with doesn't even try to catch it. the chair went airborne, spun around, and there he is bringing it back, doesn't check to see if it's broken. american airlines saying they're gathering more details, but according to the department of transportation, american ranks 13 out of 15 for mishandling of -- david tead think of the disable ad person when needs that. brian, you see so much of it. i know we're in need of workers, but this needs to be standards. it looks like all -- just to get workers, the employers have dropped the standards for service. >> well, i can guarantee you that's not the first time they've treated a wheelchair like that. we live in a world where everything is recorded, and you know the reputation the bag smashes have at the airport. you'd think they'd tell these guys handle everything with care, and especially the items of the most vulnerable. it's this callousne

lauren. lauren: it's a different generation. i buy $7 coffees but not daily.? ashley: nope, sorry. to your point, stu, you know, if you want to save money for a house or anything, the good place to begin is kind of skip starbucks if you can. make coffee at home. stuart: you're so right. next from ken. mr. stuart, are you ever going to tell us how much this thin sliver of microsoft is worth? lauren: been trying. stuart: we're all trying to find out. never give that away. okay, i've got to move on. donald, hi, stuart and lauren and ashley, by the way, first question, any plans to take the show on the road? not just reports from various locations, but stuart getting away from behind the desk, maybe from the tree farm or the vineyard? leave the prompter right there. let's consider this, are we taking the show on the road? it's under consideration and a possibility, but i'm fighting it. how about you, lauren? lauren: you can see your legs for once. i would love to go to montana. someone said that to me. i always report from the desk. they're like, she has legs when

lauren: exactly. stuart: thanks, lauren.interrupted jewish students testify thing on capitol hill yesterday with. -- testify e thing on capitol hill. watch. >> ceasefire now! >> palestinian students did not get censored. you want to put money where your mouth is, there are 10,000, over 10,000 gazans dead. stuart: the protesters accused politicianses of genocide. >>> pro-palestinian students and teachers at more than a hundred public schools in new york city are planning a walkout told. the organizers call for an end to what hay call genocide, but school leaders are warning teachers to keep their personal beliefs out of the classroom. the full story, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ here's a plan in your area that will give you extra benefits, including an allowance to help pay for essentials. plus, no-cost for covered prescriptions. and coverage for routine dental, vision and hearing. a knowledgeable, licensed humana sales agent will explain your coverage options. and, if you're eligible, help you enroll over the phone. it's that easy! call toda

lauren? if ai assisted air traffic controllers, but i want a human being there. stuart: ashley. ashley: what could possibly go wrong? someone could hack into it and go haywire. no, i don't want them anywhere near it. stuart: there was a joke about it a few years ago and get on board this all computerized plane and the voice comes on the loud speaker and says nothing can go wrong. go wrong, go wrong, go wrong. that was as good as i could get. with social media, beetles hands down number one no yes and without social media, taylor swift would be a very popular pop star but not a billionaire and have a opinion on that, ash? ashley: yeah, it's remarkable and it's a comparison to the bet les and had a -- beatles and had a hell of a lot longer to set records and she doesn't measure up to that and more. stuart: the trivia question, what is the most populated country in africa? ethiopia, egypt, south africa, nigeria? the answer and we have a special guest to play the game. trading at schwab is now po

tell me more, lauren. lauren: and deport is the key word. gap which you've heard of, that's e that key transsent point next to south america, it's dangerous, right? a jungle. and some 500,000 migrants, including womenchildren, have trekked ther the january gap to get to the united states. there are reports that the biden administration is working with panama on a plan to send immigration officers to panama. this is agencies across dhs that would screen the migrants and deport them if they do not meet the requirements for humanitarian protection in the united states. so in a way, going to the source to say don't even bother. ashley: they're actually trying to do something about the crisis at the border, i guess we should take heart from that. lauren, thank you very much. >>> let's take a look at the markets. just slightly lower. we've had gains for the last three weeks, had some gains in monday's session. just a little bit lower today. again, we're waiting on the fed minutes this afternoon. if they even dare hint about a potential rate cut ah

lauren: okay.ied that, this is so hard to get your mind around and to explain. he's worried basically that artificial intelligence can gaslight you. what the9 heck am i talking about? persuasive a.i.. the artificial intelligence being able to change the way you think. it can be as persuasive as you, a rhetorically gifted human being. and then altman goes on to say this could have is, quote, strange outcomes, although he did not elaborate on what those would be. if you think about it, if you think of the certain type of person that can be very vulnerable to the dark corners of the internet, say you become close with your chat bot, can the art official intelligence of that chat bot persuade a certain type of person to think a certain way or do bad things? stuart: it's a very interesting point. >> yeah. stuart: i mean, i can understand where this guy's coming from. >> oh, for sure. i think the answer is, yes, that could happen. a persuasive person can convince another person of something, so in theory

lauren: hydrogen power, fuel cells. stuart: down 35%. %. lauren: they might go bust, they need additional cash to stay afloat. start ups particularly green energy, clean energy startups can't survive in these high interest rate environment. it's hard to do so. stuart: these green policies are flat in several areas right there. we are right, aren't we? >> it is slim all over again. stuart: solyndra, nice comment. one for you. ken griffin again warning about inflation. what is he saying? lauren: the us spends like a drunken sailor and he predict inflation could stay high for decades because of inflation and there is something called a piece dividend the we are paying as president biden is asking congress for one hundred billion dollars more more for ukraine and israel. this is something martha mccallum said on this show a while ago. she said something is not quite right about the country and that is what griffin said about the economy. doesn't feel right even though the job market is strong. it is so basic but that is what bidenomics isn't se

thanks, lauren. mayorkas admitted there were more than 600,000 my grant gotaways at the southern border so far this year -- migrant gotaways. watch this. >> how many gotaways can did cbp report in fiscal year 2023? >> i believe, senator, that number is over 600,000. stuart: we'll tell you what else he had to say. >>> a new caravan of more than 5,000 migrants now headed to our southern border from southern mexico. madison alworth has the story after this. ♪ ♪ hive digital technologies. a leading bitcoin miner and gpu cloud operator is building the infrastructure of tomorrow, featuring a robust growth strategy that aims to double its mining capacity while accelerating gpu-on demand business. hive digital technologies. stuart: i want to show you the stock market rally, and i want to show you why it is happening. first off, it's holding, kind of. the dow is up 120, had been up 2200. nasdaq's up 77, had been up 100. now here's why. look at the yield on the 10-year treasury. it tumbled this morning all the

lauren is looking at the movers. i want to go with ross stores, huge again. lauren: almost 9%. they lifted their annual profit forecast even after the ceo said some things weren't very positive like persistent inflation and you political uncertainty. keeping it cautious. the point is that this is off-price and discounts and value are very popular. brands are seeking out retailers because that is where they know the traffic will be. it is better to sell their than in a department store. stuart: don't purchase knock off bags, they don't sell them that way. stuart: now you know where you can get them. stuart: $1 billion worth in a single warehouse. charge port. >> down huge on huge volume, lost their top two executives, the ceo and cfo and forecasting weaker sales, orders are being delayed because of economic uncertainty. and they are not on the path. stuart: they are charging for electric vehicles, that's what they do. lauren: they are installed by big company and is expensive. stuart: not many people want electric vehicles these days. ic on the screen manchester united. prevaili

lauren: you forgot. stuart: thank you, lauren. chicago making it clear they don't want to be considered a sanctuary city anymore. roll tape. [inaudible conversations] >> -- believe that we should remain a sanctuary city. >> no! [inaudible conversations] stuart: we have the ideal guest to the address this situation. his name is tom homan, and he knows a lot about the border. my question is, tom, if hay kid take away sanctuary r -- if they did take away sanctuary city status, what would that a mean? >> first of all, the city would be a lot safer because every illegal alien in chicago that commitments a crime right now gets released back into the community to reoffend against an immigrant community. so this will allow i.c.e. to go into the cook county jail and those who are in the country illegally, put a detainer on them, and arrest them and report them. remove them from the country. stuart: so at the moment, they are a sanctuary city so i.c.e. can't go get 'em. >> no. think about this, the local law enforcement locks them in a jail

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lauren: yep.'s indications on various channels that tesla's going to the increase prices on the model y that it sells in china. that would imply their margins have bottomed, and that's good news if people are buying a lot of teslas and the prices are getting more expensive. good news for investors, yet the stock is lower. stuart: they're not taking that news like they should. what is vivid seats? lauren: it's a marketplace where you can buy concert tickets and football tickets and any sort of tickets. more orders were placed on the platform, stock is up 7%, so they boostedded their outlook for this year and for next year. entertainment. we're buying in to entertainmen. stuart: can you get taylor swift tickets on -- lauren: i believe you can. stuart: not sure: producers? all right. we've got sonos. lauren: down 7%. the speaker people. bank of america downgraded hem to neutral. price target of 12 which was down from 20. they do channel checks, and they just found that we're looking to save money, we

lauren: do i get paid more money? lauren: probably. if the fed does hike rates like in december you are not going to get a santa claus rally. >> they want to be done and out of the way in 2,024 because we have an election. that will be the key focus for powell, let's do one more. the trade of 2,024 is going to be stocks up bonds down. we will get cuts so i will go two times contrarian. everyone things we will pause for a long time. i think we have one more hike and the middle of next year start doing it. stuart: the serious rally is not what we are seeing on screen, its first quarter next year. >> i agree because i think there's a lot of risk off behavior going on, people pouring into bonds, microcap and small-cap not doing well, that's traditionally biotech, areas where there is speculation that they do well and a lot of tax loss selling that will continue now to the end of the year, the stage is set for january to remember. blue when you're killing me. i'm enjoying this rally. stay right there. i think you are staying with me for the

lauren: they did.ring up those expectations again because hair profit and their revenue were good but light. looking forward, which is what investors like to the focus on, yeah, uber's holiday forecast is really good for both their ride hailing but also their delivery. nonetheless, the stock is down. i'll add one detail thing for october they saw record owner hardship. hay grew their revenue by a billion dollars, but both measures lighter than wall street expected, so that's the expectation. stuart: we've got an uber analyst, a guy who specializes in uber, he's on the phone with us. ivan, i've got the stock down 3% now with a price of 46. what's your price targetsome. >> my price argument's $66, and i think this was a great quarter. i think there's some confusion to the results that has to do with promotionings -- promotions. the business is real strong, the outrook is even -- outlook is even stronger. they have a huge opportunity to continue to grow internationally, so i think the stock is a buy on an

what is next for ralph lauren? are you going to focus on sleepwear?r parts that you think you can grow a lot more? patrice: what is amazing with this brand and what ralph has created is we can enter a lot of spaces with automatic credibility. we are one of the hottest restaurants in new york. we are looking for an opportunity for us to open one in london. that is a part of our ecosystem, it is not a core priority for us. the next phase for us is winning with women. as i mentioned earlier, our business has historically been driven by men. today, 56% of our customers are actually women on our website and in our stores. they represent less than 30% of our business, so that is a massive opportunity for us. and i think as we get to understand her better, develop the right products for her, present the products in a way that resonates with her, which may not be the same way as for men, that is a big opportunity for us. handbags is an area. as part of kind of completing the style for women. and we are looking into home. i actually think if you reflect on ral

lauren: monetization of electric vehicles.ing their ev strategy, increase the range, do a lot of hybrid and cut the cost of the battery. yesterday we told you toyota also hired, spending $8 billion on battery plant in north carolina. we one 6%, stock like toyota, that is huge. 6 flags. lauren: jpmorgan initiated coverage with the cell, that's your loser today, they worry about the next year and a half at market share losses the could happen, stock is down 5%. %. stuart: next one for you. questions around a humanitarian aid, there is concern it could end up in the hands of hamas. what the secretary blinken say? >> you and, israel, everyone inspects the goods, and >> to date, we don't have reports either from the un or israel that this assistance has been diverted from its intended recipients but something we are going to track closely and i promise you and this committee there will be 100% delivery to the designated recipients. no. there will inevitably be some spillage, but we have to anticipate that. stuart: lauren: more rece

lauren: $275 a share.demand being sustained, record travel we are seeing, they expect to continue. stuart: haven't got news on deals. lauren: black friday and cyber monday, started looking around, you have to search for deals. i like them for that. stuart: thanks. record number of shoppers turning to their buy now pay later apps. could this payment method land people in more debt? lauren: that is essentially a new form of debt repackaged to. it is alone typically with no interest as long as you make your payments on time each month and it is getting more and more popular. adobe says it contributed to $940 million in online spending this cyber monday, up a whopping 42.5% a year ago. despite its growing popularity, people we spoke to in dc are not fans. >> yesterday, i saw that maybe i should pull the trigger on that. safe to say i would consider it. you forget you haven't paid for it. still got to pay for it. if you can't get on the credit card online. >> sound like a trap spent too much. i want to pay with

lauren: it is a 13 year low.easonally adjusted annual rate of previously owned homes came in at 3. 79 million. the expectation was 3.9 million. we are down five months in a row. this is the lowest we've seen in 13 years in terms of the homes people are buying. ashley: people got an ultra low interest rate and people can't afford mortgages at current rates, just a bad mix. the housing secretary -- lauren: even if the price is falling a little bit it is around 400,000 for the median sales price. that's unaffordable with an 8% interest rate for a lot of people. ashley: thank you very much. look at this. more than 60% of trump primary voters say there is some chance they would support a candidate other than trump in 2024. jason chaffetz joins me now. make sense of this. this is one paul that could not be good for trump but i don't understand it. >> i don't know that i have seen many polls that haven't been good for trump. he is so far in front at this point. i do think most would agree he has a solid base of people w

lauren: is down.in base just turned higher but related stocks are lower as bitcoin prices are lower, the reason is the ceo pleaded guilty to not preventing money laundering charges. nvidia another blowout quarter for a stock that is up 240% this year. but because restrictions on ships to china, china is 1/5 of their revenue, there's a little bit of caution going forward because they are warning china sales for the fourth quarter. other than that, 18. one billion dollars in sales is but a good, nvidia down 3.3%, the average price target on the stock is $655. maybe you can buy it on the cheap, we will see. amc teaming up with hidden valley ranch for zesty ranch popcorn, think about that as you pop some popcorn for a movie this weekend. ashley: good for you, you are just not having that popcorn. it is time for planes, trains and automobiles. more than 46 flights have been canceled this morning, more than a thousand dollar delay, not good as millions are trying to make it home for thanksgiving, grady trum

lauren: yes.cruitment targets by 10,000 this year so they sent letters to 1903 soldiers who did refuse to get the covid shot to reenlist. it would reinstate them if they met all requirements was only 19 of 1900 discharged have rejoined so far but maybe there will be more. david: we hope there are but good luck after the way they were treated. now this. the world health organization wants more details from china about the surge of respiratory illnesses in children. doctor marty makary joins me. after all we went through do you think we are going to get any details and data from the chinese on this? >> people are understandably concerned when you hear about a new outbreak in china, the who is public and their demands about china almost to overcompensate for their actions during the covid pandemic. putting out a position that looks tough on china but the reality is this is not one infection but multiple infections. at the cluster, probably seasonal, and viruses. we believe walking pneumonia, a new in

lauren has the mover. lauren: better profits, record revenue and to top it all off, $5 billion share buybacks leading the s&p 500. stuart: cybersecurity. lauren: taking cybersecurity stocks down. corporate spending as we, deals are coming under more scrutiny and taking a longer time, stocks hitting the lowest level in a year. stuart: neo. >> stock is up because they are cutting jobs, 10% of their workforce in the face of rising competition, job cuts typically save companies money, something of a turnaround, stock is up 4%. stuart: somebody on wall street is calling bitcoin digital gold. who says that? lauren: kathy would is a believer in deflation. she said inflation was 9%. she thinks prices are coming down. she believes in deflation as a new technology like ai, produce more but labor costs go down because of the technology and she was asked which asset classes would you hold for a decade and she said hands down, bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and deflation, no counterparty risk, institutions are ba

. >> lauren would know. she has been on her lung cancer journey. she got the diagnosis eight years ago but despite treatment, it spread. she has been living with stage iv metastatic breast cancer. at first, she sank into her grief, worried about her three young daughters. >> my life had gotten smaller and smaller and darker and dimmer. i wanted my life to get bigger. i wanted to help other people. i wanted to show my kids even if i only had six months or year to live, i wanted to show them who i was. >> on a mountaintop, she took in a bold new view of her life. >> when i was backpacking in yosemite and i looked out, i felt like life was full and it went on forever. that is the feeling i wanted to give people, this sense of purpose and hope that it could expand. >> lauren founded adventure therapy foundation in 2018 to tackle the impact cancer has on the whole family, not just the person with the disease. families find fun and connection on this morning's skating ice rink, one of more than 50 events lauren has used for more than 700 people. they hav

lauren: on board the plane. free food makes people happy, happy passengers mean happy flight attendants. it won't be that easy. and the fruit bar and parents want to go to the kiosk where everything is free. blue and dying to see this. nearly half of american companies plan to laminate college degrees as a job required. which are cut ditching these degrees. tonight tonight desantis goes head the head with governor newsom of california. primetime debate only on fox. is this a set up for a president will debate next year? we are on it. president biden claims to have grown the economy at a faster pace than trump. americans need $11,000 extra just to maintain their standard of living. former reagan economic advisor art laffer on the state of the economy next. ♪ ♪ giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses, and more - all crafted just for traders. and with guided learning paths stacked with content

lauren: treat -- retail traders are back. we've got -- spam spam spam. lauren: and turkey. turkey aside from last week. they expect earnings to decline in 2024, seeing weakness in china. stuart: tell me about petco. they will be down big. lauren: they are down 60%, prioritizing where we are spending, they cut for your profit forecasts for the second time noticing their customers are not spending as much on pet food. stuart: down 298. that is it. the gentleman on the left-hand side of the screen, billionaire mark cuban sold his majority stake in dallas mavericks. neil: running for president or exploring a run. he also said this is his last season on sharp tank. he is very well-liked and intertwined with the dallas mavericks so it is a shock decision. he's selling his majority stake to miriam adelson, 3. $5 billion. he bought the mavericks back in 2015, $285 billion. 20 something years later, 2. $5 billion. he will run the basketball operation. why is he getting out of shark tank? at the same time. stuart: you think he's running for the presidency? >> he recently said his fam

jackie: lauren house able to check spending. lauren: trying. jackie: final thoughts. lauren: -- think biden should do a complete 180 on messaging i think better to say look things are not what we thought they would be, we feel your pain, we hear you. you're paying more not okay with it they need to change this, what they've been -- something like that. jackie: they probably have limited ability to fix it that at least tell people you understand what there are dealing with politics 101. >> first politician that says this is not right the one comes out ahead. jackie: we shall see we know one who said in a leading in polls, just getting started this hour coming up 13 hostages trapped by hamas being released this morning, but no word if and when americans will be released, florida congressman greg steube going to weigh in on that next first we've got a live update from fox news foreign correspondent trey yingst coming up after the break. don't miss a moment of it. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . . palestinian prisoners expected released in u

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lauren: yep.y own two-thirds of hulu, and now they want to buy that remaining third from nbc universal. complete ownership gives disney more content. hulu is popular, 48 million subscribers. their sportsbook, es espn bet, it goes live on the 14th of this month. stuart: thanks, lauren. students at columbia university stagedded a walkout during one of hillary clinton's classes. she was lecturing about peace processes. we'll tell you all about it. >>> there are calls from hollywood to washington to ban tiktok over the, quote, rampant anti-semitism the on the platform. congressman andy barr is one of the lawmakers who supports that total ban. he's coming up. >>> the administration says at least 4000 americans are still -- 400 americans are still stuck in gaza. trey yingst will bring us the latest from israel next. ♪ ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius!

lauren: amen.[applause] john: we have several more hands up but i welcome you to continue the conversation over food and wine. i want to say there are resources on this on our website and there will be a recording of this dialogue and to give you a quick preview of upcoming dialogues. september 14 we have a dialogue online on catholic sisters living the churches social mission. they are signs of hope and we will have sisters from the border, from africa and latin america. the sisters have really been the ones that have put catholic social teaching to work so that is september 14. we have a salt and light gathering for under 40. i think you qualify. you and i are going to be there. [laughter] how we can live faithfully in our personal, professional and political lives. and luke who has written a book on how washington touched his life and distorted his life in some ways will be joined by other young leaders. november 2 we have a special thing, a washington premiere of a new film called join or die.

what happened lauren? lauren: trump is back on the stand after sparring with the judge.nished trump, keep your answers concise and threatened to excuse trump from the stand telling him this is not a political rally. the judge even told trump's lawyers, control your client. trump was going on and on. he is accused of drac dramaticay inflating his net worth and could be forced to pay $250 million in damages and be barred from doing business in the state of new york this is a civil case and sneak peek of how trump responds intents and hoesal questioning on the stand and no one can control him. that's the bottom. stuart: elite campuses could lose billions in funding due to the anti-semitism and who's calling to end federal funding to these? >> billionaire hedge fund bill ackman is the most recent to join and you may remember, initially one of the names of students at harvard that blamed israel for the terrorists attacks on israel. ackman backtracked on that demand and over the weekend published an open let tore harvard university president saying "harvard's recent failure to

kennedy jr., his wife, carolyn bessette-kennedy and his sister-in-law, lauren bessette. first thing we knew was the plane was missing, and ththat was reaeally all wew. tuchmaman: he h had just gogotten his p pe pilot's lilicense a yeyear earr and, by all accounts, just loved to fly. public l life and politics isis both seririous and fuf. man: the u.s. coast guard is conducting a search off of the coast of new york extending now up to martha's vineyard. they were going to leave from new jersey and make a pit stop at marartha's vineneyard anand then go o on to hyanannit for the fafamily wedding. the plane is reported as overdue and missing. it's unusual for a private plane to go missing that long. the plane e was expectcted to ae in thehe hyannis p port area or martha's vineyard area around midnight of last night. it did not show up. i'm honored to be here in the white house. man: at philbin beach in massachusetts, luggage and what the coast guard believes to be parts of the plane have washed ashore. we just did not believe that the worst could have happened, anand it was

music from lauren daigle. [ cheers and applause ] you can see lauren live here in los angeles tomorrowht at crypto.com arena. next week, we've got new shows with a lot of guests. seth rogen, nick offerman, paul dano, julianne moore, juno temple, glenn howerton, kurt and wyatt russell, with music from the hives, lay-vay, david, 2 chains and lil wayne. please join us for those. [ cheers and applause ] i guess the strike is over, huh? our first guest is a very sick man who is both a longtime judge on "america's got talent" and hosts a podcast with his daughter, jackelyn, called "howie mandel does stuff." please say hello to howie mandel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ howie, thank you for coming. you know, you're our first guest post-actors' strike. >> you know, i do know that. and i was backstage before the show. i swear to you this is not a joke. and i bumped into this man. why are you laughing? guillermo. because i love guillermo. i walked up to him, "hey, guillermo, it's great to see you, how's it going?" he goes, "i cannot believe this strike, i'm so happy the strike is over." and i said,

lauren, i said over the next _ after this. lauren, i said over the next four— after this.s. lauren, i said over the next four days but of - the next four days but of course the four days will start once the agreement starts. just what was being described there, the pressure, that has been pressure on the biden administration and his government as well, to call for a lasting ceasefire? absolutely. and we have seen that pressure and sentiment even after the deal was announced and throughout the day, knowing that a deal was more or less imminent. i think a statement was released saying a statement was released saying a partial ceasefire was not enough but a full ceasefire is what a lot of folks want. and will continue to press the biden administration to press israel to ultimately enter the war. and make the ceasefire a permanent one. i don't necessarily think that pressure will let up the longer the war will let up the longer the war will go on because of the fighting does continue, it will be a lot more of what we have seen, which is thousands of deaths and pressure, and a

lauren: yes.ews is that blackstone is taking them private in a deal that's valued at over $2 billion which would be $11 a share for other shareholders. that's why the stock is up 28%. and even blackstone -- stuart: blackstone's up 3% -- lauren: you're welcome. stuart: i've got a piece of it, i didn't know anything about rover. thank you very much, indeed, for that report, lauren. >>> coming up, the migrant crisis putting a strip on local businesses near the broaderrer. -- strawn. near the border. the u.n. wants us to cut back on meat consumption to fight climate change. senator mike braun is from indiana, that's farm cup. i'll ask him what he thinks about the u.n.'s meat reduction mandate. >>> president biden celebrating the success of his green energy initiatives, but voters and businesses having overwhelmingly they've rejected his green energy push. edward lawps on the -- lawrence on the green agenda and has it failed. that's next. ♪ and i don't want the world to see me -- ♪ 'cuz i don't think t

lauren: yeah. know they were hacked badly, and they had to anytime they were hacked worse than they thought. and they're down again. lauren yes. stock, disastrous week for them. so many brokerages, wells far go, tb cohan all downgrading the stock last night and today because okta said the cyber breach was wider than they fought first thought. but now because of that, they had to shore up their security system, so they're delaying certain updates and projects by at least 90 days the make sure everything is safe. stuart: when a security gets hacked -- lauren: it's a black eye. stuart: -- not good news. >>> coming up, donald trump got an enforcement from a leader of black lives matter. ron desantis trying to portray that as a negative. >>> a new report saying people's savings accounts are dwindling. >>> and do you remember freedomwork withs campaign, south dakota governor kristi noem launched? she wanted to bring workers to her state. watch in this. >> south dakota's hiring. as the first state to boun

trace. >> trace: lauren green live for us in new york, lauren thank you >> let's bring in the co-author of stolen youth bethany mandel and cherise trump. thank you for both coming on. we appreciate this. you look at harvard and you look at the videos and talk to the students, obvious they did a horrific job of protecting those kids. >> absolutely. imgay friends with the former director of the harvard hill andrew and he was telling me right before we came on air that the situation at harvard is really bad and he's looking at this investigation and he's wondering are they actually going to do anything. i know from my time at rutgers when he was executive director there and at rutgers they opened a similar investigation in 2018 and nothing came of it. so i'm wondering if this is a delay tactic on the part of harvard they know the spotlight is on them right now and they don't want the bad press so they're like, yeah, yeah, we'll open an investigation, don't worry we have it covered and then they'll stall and not do anything. >> trace: exactly right, a lot of these investigations just kind o

amy: let's bring jamie lauren keiles into this conversation.also resign from the new york times magazine. you are a transgender jewish writer, self-described observant jew. you were a new york times magazine contributor. talk about your decision. >> first and foremost, sign the letter as a person. i feel like growing up as a jew in america, you're as all the time, what would people do if there was another holocaust? this is the time when you're supposed to speak out. this is the moment you have been hypothetically asked your entire life. i resigned because i think it is the right thing to do. i would not supporting ethno-state for any other group and i don't support it for my own people. that was first and foremost want to send the letter. the secondary question of why did i signed it as a journalist has to do with questions about what to expect of contingent labor. i am a contributing wruiter so i don't have benefits or protections. i think there's a bigger question of if an institution is not willing to give you job, what do you owe them? a s