television, and everyone was watching that. and in middle school, and -- maria: i watched it at night for sure. kind of weird what he had in the tie. the goatee and gloves. maria: where are they now? the helicopter pilot, reverting story. maria: time for "varney and company". have a fantastic show. stuart: good morning. look at the headlines. pope francis rails against the rich, speculating markets. general motors recalls another 3 million vehicles, starbuck founder says seattle's $15 an hour minimum wage is a job killer. and as iraq implodes this is the

president's scheduled today. an executive order on motion protection, economic pat riley in pittsburgh, meeting with new york democrat and fund-raising dinner with ann winter. usa 2, down 1. "varney and company," look at that, about to begin. ♪ stuart: check the big board. don't you get the impression the market wants to go up but iraq is still a drag so we're down 8, 16-7. where is the price of oil as iraq drives on? close to $107 a barrel. here is the gm story. they recalled a grand total of almost 18 million cars, 17.7 to be precise, more than they sold. it has not affected the stock. news of an extra recall down

$0.14, holding $35.92. the lead investigator in the gm story, this is what he is going to say in congress. gm engineers were fully aware of the ignition switch problem but did not consider safety issue. the fatality and injury is mounted gm personnel displayed no sense of urgency in determining the cause. rich edson getting that testimony first on fox business. charles payne is with me. look at the stock with all this lousy pr, legal issues hanging over them and still close to 36, would you buy it? charles: i would not buy it but it will go higher. a lot of stocks are outperforming the worst is over. they continue to take market share. they started late last year taking market share. mary bauer, and give her a b minus so far and looks like people in taking this in stride.

stuart: she is appearing before congress tomorrow. before how many car companies and can recall in the last few months? so commonplace these days. stuart: remember what happened to toyota, sudden acceleration problem, 73%, the problems resolved and goes 130. charles: how often do you have an official from the government saying don't by-products which happened with toyota unfortunately. stuart: taken out of your garage. that was toyota, general motors and people -- charles: what else might be happening is the anxiety or a anger at gm for taking a bailout. some people swear they will never buy a gm car again that some i giving up on that pledge. stuart: time heals all wounds. i want to refocus on the president because the contrast between what is happening in iraq and today's presidential schedule is the stark contrast indeed. reports today that insurgents overs there have captured stinger missiles.

another report says 275 marines will be on the ground in iraq to safeguard in the c personnel. that is happening over there. mr obama over here is going to the issue and executive order. he will visit pittsburgh, raise campaign funds and have dinner with al winter in new york. republican strategist is here, i want to know what is your judgment on president obama. >> i am appalled that this is his schedule. i see where president may not want to alarm people we are in an alarming situation in the middle east. the fact that he's not 24/7 in that situation room is frightening frankly especially given that the recent mishaps he has engage in as commander-in-chief with benghazi, anyone who defends this president on foreign policy should not be taken seriously. this is absolutely frightening that our commander-in-chief is a wall in this regard. stuart: what are republicans going to do about it?

>> i wish the question was what will republicans and democrats do about this? this is one of those situations where this has been called the most dangerous situation since 9/11. this is what the situation means in iraq and syria to the world, to the united states, our security is directly involved. this is something happening across halfway across the world we don't have to worry about. the staff we are imminently in danger ourselves is something democrats and republicans should completely forget about party affiliation and stepped in and try to do something to make up for the extreme void our commander-in-chief is leaving by being a wall, doing basically pr events and fund-raising. is frightening, unbelievable. stuart: i want to runs mother reaches by you in a moment. i want to get back to the markets because i have a big move up for netflix. that is the -- the dow is down

but netflix is of $12, $14. that is a big win. nicole: is a win for sure. a couple analysts out today touting netflix, the stock at $43.91, up 3.9%, morgan stanley talks about the fact facing subscriber gains are going to continue through 2020. what you going to be doing in 2020 to july don't know. certainly are looking but they put a new price target of $500, price target at $500 so they are hot on it in addition to pacific crest that talk about the expansion of the new markets and they like it as well. their target is 520 as outperformed, 500 for morgan stanley, 520 from pacific crest and everybody is hot on this. craig call yesterday on soccer if anybody was watching "varney and company". stuart: i will take 2-1. >> i stuck with you and your forecasts, just a bunch on top

of yours. stuart: be very careful, be very careful. back to you in a second. check the chair price of starbucks. it is up $75 a share, not bad. now look at this. ceo howard schultz has this to say on a higher minimum wage coming in seattle. i think $15 an hour could be a job killer for small businesses. remember starbucks is headquartered in seattle. that is where the city council approved a $15 an hour minimum wage. i think mr. shultz is generally left of center in his politics. it is a big deal when he comes out and says this is a job coin. charles: it is. it had unintended consequences, could be a job to become a dramatic effect, small businesses to employ, he laid it out, all the facts that everyone who knows that i don't care where you stand ideologically all the numbers say you raise this too much, $15 you're going

to destroy businesses, you're going to destroy jobs and your going to destroy hopes and dreams. it is import to a guy like this, the first guy in his home to graduate from college and grew up in the projects, he is the quintessential american success story, he wants to do the right thing but he knows this is wrong. stuart: you heard it, you were with me yesterday. he is going to pay for college education for these baristas in arizona state. he's doing something. charles: it is okay with him and the cable aboard i have no problem with it. if he feels better about i like what he is saying, listen up, roots of our grains, the roots of our great as our small businesses that come out of nowhere. a guy like him, that is what he said, working for companies that was sitting on what could have been starbucks and didn't they let, let's do this, no, he started his own business and the rest is history. stuart: i want to talk the politics of this. raising the minimum wage, big push by the president will play

out in the midterms this year. republican strategist, how do you think the minimum-wage issue plays in november? is a winning issue for democrats? >> i think not because now when we have the reality hitting where these jobs -- the mother ship of starbucks in seattle saying this is a problem. and fancy copies at starbucks, all solidly under the category of discretionary spending for most people. you raise prices for that which you have to if you raise the minimum wage people are not going to buy the coffee and one of the biggest employers in this country of young people basically is going to suffer people understand that. they are going to be experiencing it, have family members and friends who experience it. democrats might be a little bit arrogant thinking this will work for them. the reality is very different. stuart: how about the immigration issue? youngsters across the border almost invited in by the

president. spending $2 billion to support them. how does that play out in november? >> when people see the optics of this they see what is happening, a president doing absolutely nothing to secure the borders, essentially trying to call republicans or anybody who calls them racist is not going to work because we see the reality of this. the american people right now if you secure the borders, don't talk about amnesty, to shove this down for the american people after the eric cantor or loss last week that might be a different dynamic. stuart: do you have any republican clients talking about amnesty? >> last week changed the dynamic. people i trying to get a read on what that raise man, what the loss meant. i don't think it was the canary in the coal mine that others do but lot of people using it to kind of push their agenda so that is interesting how that is playing out.

stuart: last one, ten second, republicans take the senate? >> yes. stuart: thank you very much indeed. backed to the markets. ubs says millennials not investing. those with money, if you have 20 something and got some money, less than a third of you are putting it into stocks, have keep it in cash. i know what you are going to say. missing a golden opportunity, get into the market, keep it. most millennials to have got any money the through their 401(k), their employer. charles: they have a job. adjusting to difference, millennials with jobs and without. they are afraid because they have listened and lived through the wars of two stock market crashes. housing implosion and the mindset that little faith in large institutions, they owe their colleges $1 trillion, the government is buying on them,

wall street keeps lying to them. hold your money. stuart: any last words? >> trying to get my head around -- stuart: i don't get that. student debt, and how many of them have surplus cash -- charles: silicon valley get stock options given to them. does pope francis value capitalism? he is a critic, he is out calling bankers greedy and he says rich people should not be speculating in the markets. the judge as in judge andrew napolitano, soccer. mass celebration, and down 2-1. the highlight, john anthony

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stuart: dare i say dead flat again? downie dean points, 16-7 for the industrials. where is the price of gold? down $5. the price of oil pretty much flat, $106.99 up $0.09, flat markets. disappointing housing starts last month, that is hitting the home builders. all of them down, fractional losses for the most part. pope francis has a message for those getting rich through financial markets speculation as he puts it. get some ethics. here it is the quote. it is increasingly intolerable that financial markets are shaping the destiny of people

rather than serving their needs or that the few derive immense wealth from financial speculation while of the many are deeply burdened by the consequences. all rise. judge andrew napolitano is here. judge napolitano: why did you pick this topic for me? stuart: why not? our producer just said you are our moral compass. judge napolitano: highest accolade you can put to me. stuart: the pope is a socialist. judge napolitano: the pope is close to socialist. i am a traditionalist roman catholic who believes lee's the vicar of christ on earth, possessed with the authority to speak in fallon leon faith and morals. fang god he can only speak in foul leon faith and morals because his economic views are influenced by his years as a young man in argentina and he would use the government to redistribute wealth and that is what he believes government

should do. stuart: he's fitting very much into the leftward friend of many politicians to lead western democracy. stuart: judge napolitano: for him to say the rich getting too rich and speculation is wrong and -- if the rich make money unless they put the money in a shoebox the money will benefit everybody, it will be in a bank account and the more money in the bank account lower the interest rate which can be lent out. basic economic -- charles: this particular quote sounded like you. he is saying why did the public have to bailout the rich people? why did the public take all the risk to bailout the banks? stuart: when he didn't say anything about bailing out the banks. charles: read it again. that is one of the things he is talking about. the public pays the cost but what is going great, the rich

reaped the rewards. judge napolitano: i didn't read it that way. if the pope was being critical of the bailouts of the banks and insurance companies and the united states of america -- charles: and around the world. judge napolitano: i agree with him but i don't think that is what he is talking about. he would have been more specific and also relying on his table legs or change in eight nine months ago where the poor have been waiting too long to become rich. if all they do is wait they will never become rich. stuart: i think the pope is out front of the movement which is leftist oriented. judge napolitano: the essence of that is to use the coercive powers of the government to redistribute wealth. the best thing government can do, get out of the way. let everybody jumping to the free market and their what they can. stuart: what is going on in the catholic church? is going on in the catholic church?

can't propose an argument. judge napolitano: the lifetime of anybody watching this nobody had of pope who seems as interested in economics as this pope has. the church teaches that i am my brother's keeper. but it does not teach that the government has the obligation to force me to do that. if i pay my taxes and the government uses the tax dollars to help the poor that is no credit to me. i'm paying taxes because the law from imposes the obligation and i obey the law but if i freely give of my own choosing to the 4 then, quote, i have treasury in heaven. that is what he should be preaching. telling the pope what to preach. the church of england. stuart: that was a nice insert. you got it in. got to interrupt you because i have a new headline on the irs scandal. rich edson, you have details for

us. >> lois lerner and females have disappeared. and the irs is failing to produce e-mails for six employees including the former chief of staff of the deputy commissioner at the time, steve miller for the ways and means committee. and these e-mails, looking into is this just next week. stuart: six more officials have lost, can't find their e-mails. how convenient as the church ladies to say. thanks very much. that is your story. thanks very much indeed. got have a comment from the judge. judge napolitano: the public will not leave this. everybody knows e-mail's last forever, laid people doing that experts know it as well. the hard drive to the experts of the fbi they can find anything. let government do that. stuart: a for an accountant to look back and find them. we have a security expert in our

next hour who will tell us precisely. judge napolitano: we may have perjury problems because as rich reports the new six months ago, did they say that under oath when they replied to a congressional subpoena that they wait until now? stuart: this irs scandal has exploded. when you say you can't find two years worth of e-mails you know something is wrong. judge napolitano: what would the irs aid to us if we said we can't find documents. stuart: for you, you -- handcuffs. judge napolitano: the irs has to obey the same laws as the rest of us. stuart: more breaking news. here it is. suspected terrorist links to the 2012 been gauzy terror attack that killed four americans has been captured inside libya by u.s. forces. the suspect is currently on route to the united states. fox news have learned exclusively this information. sources tell fox news the

suspect was captured during a joint u.s. military law enforcement operation will face prosecution in the united states. i am sure you approve of that. judge napolitano: yes. should be prosecuted for a federal court in the area where the harm he attempted to commit took place. stuart: up next hillary clinton's new book hard choices. kind of bond in its first week, sales lander expectations. possible prediction of performance in the 2016 election. we have a discussion going on that next.

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watters outside one of the booksignings. >> i think the managing relations with russia and china is very -- >> well -- >> do you know what benghazi is? >> noise. >> let's face it. who are the real terrorists out here pusher mark sometimes mark sometimes it is the people who are putting the mic in front of people. stuart: what do you say, charles? stuart: you can always edit those questions. those people are lined up to buy hillary clinton's book and they did not know much about her. charles: the idea that someone has never heard of and ozzy is

really frightening. it was incorrect. it was the wrong word. it has been an unmitigated disaster. you have to be a loyal hillary follower to go out and buy this book. stuart: all right, charles. thank you. no move on any market thus far today. missing irs e-mails. failures on every front for president obama. republicans. what are they doing about it? can they really change anything? marsha blackburn is next. ♪ i ys say be thman with the plan

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look at tesla. 231, tesla. all right. charles is here. he says if you buy ja solar, you will ride the wave with him and make some money how much? charles: a lot. it just underscores that all the energy available in the world is being sucked up. we need it all. the world needs it all. significantly -- stuart: that is an american company? charles: a chinese company does a lot of business in america and around the world. i think it will really take off. this is the one that -- stuart: you would buy it now? charles: short. absolutely. stuart: what is the date today?

it is 11:35 a.m. eastern time. we are joined now by congressman marsha block turn. another six irs officials have had their e-mails lost by the irs. i find that my out incredible and not believable. >> it is so did respectful. it just shows you how out of touch this administration is. stuart: maybe they are covering up something really profound fear. >> i think that is what it is. lois lerner has never been a fan

of conservative groups. i think they have something going on. are you kidding me? they really think we will believe it? stuart: i have a bone to pick with you. there is a long list of failures. they are are failures across the board. you republicans run the house. nothing has been done. there has been no change made to any of these crises. explain yourself. >> secondly, we are the guys that are playing the block and tackle. finding lois lerner in contempt. continuing solyndra's investigation. continuing to work through the benghazi scandal.

we are the ones that are putting the pieces in place that actually go after indictments or charges or accountability. stuart: still killing -- not drilling for oil. >> you are right. your reaction is right. i want to see the actions have been. we disallow these agencies to spend that money. the lawlessness of this administration is as frustrating to us as it is to you. it does not matter if it is benghazi or bert dall. stuart: the republicans take the senate. can you assure us that things will change. there will be tax reform.

there will be a pipeline. we will get the oil that is ours. we will not operate outside the constitution. we will not spend money that we are not authorized to spend. >> my hope is that absolutely you will see those things happen. the lawlessness, the recklessness, the lack of respect for future generations, we want to see it stopped. it is mighty frustrating when you have an administration that does not have respect for the real law. we are trying to find a way. signed executive orders. call terrorist. stuart: you can feel it coming at you. the frustration level is really significant. >> in my district also, i add to that frustration fear.

this is truly a dangerous time for our country. i have so many people in my town hall that day i am very fearful. i fear our country is in danger. stuart: thank you for being here. marsha blackburn. check this out. what you are seeing, could not repeat, could be the new iphone. you cannot see much. you can see the relative size. it could be the next iphone. we will have details for you next. first, proof that soccer is mainstream in america. thousands of people cheered the go-ahead goal. look at that. i remember grand apart in 1968. [laughter] stuart: the usa ghana match got a seven rating. get ready, america.

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stuart: nicole has a phone deal. the exclusive carrier for amazon.com new smart phone. this is a big deal. the exclusive carrier for the iphone for apple when it was launched back in 2007. now we are hearing it will employee threatening -- retina

detecting technology. stuart: lots more on that later. thank you very much. and australian blogger. released this photo over the weekend. could this really be our first look at the next generation iphone? here it is. is that the iphone six? >> i would say yes. we have already scene shots from the manufacturing floor. they match these pics right here. stuart: what can you tell? it looks like to sort of

squares. there are two phones there. is the new iphone six both of them? >> yes. stuart: they are going to a bigger phone. a bigger screen. do you think that sells? >> it is a big deal. stuart: do you actually hold those big things up to your ear? >> it is an enormous phone. that is what apple is going after. stuart: you do not use it as a phone. here we go. we will see an amazon smart phone tomorrow. are we? >> i think so.

it is not written in stone, but it is looking really good. i think it will be at this press conference. stuart: what was nicole saying? >> there are cameras that track your location and replicates a 3d image. you will be able to have 3d imagery without having glasses. with that being said, it has been done before. i do not think it is that big of a selling point. stuart: ordering amazon pro. its services. >> exactly. they will give the opp in a way, eventually. >> they will make a ton of money in the long run. stuart: one last thing.

make sure that the ball has fully crossed the goal line so a goal has in fact been scored. you are the technology guy. you do not know anything about soccer, do you? do you approved of the introduction? >> of course i do. why would people want the correct answer. the team that won rightly should be the team that one. it is football, baseball is using it, why would you not want to get it right? stuart: the beauty is that it is free flow. you do not have all of these interruptions. suddenly, you have technology. did it cross the line or did it

not cross the line? they give teams at least one challenge. give them one challenge. charles: american style. stuart: you guys come up with the world cup was held in america, you wanted to expand the size of the goal. it is a terrible thing. >> i just think that -- charles: getting things wrong does give the losing team something to complain about. speak to your local bank branch.

a app that promises to do all that thinking you need right on your smart phone. again, video proof that soccer is mainstream in america at last. this scene from underneath the bridge in new york city. cheering on team usa. i want to see under the bridge, please. [cheering] >> 95 minutes of tension. stuart: the brooklyn bridge. ♪

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stuart: when was the last time, seriously now, when was the last time you went to your bank branch? you can do a lot of your business on a smart phone. the author of the book "breaking banks." welcome to the program. let's get to this. i can do all of my banking business on my iphone. >> you can do a test deposit.

stuart: i do not need a branch. >> if you look in the last 10 years, we have seen about an 80% decline. the impact of this is day to day thinking. if you think about what the kindle disruption or itunes, when you can change a person's instincts, think about what it will do. >> you are not actually taking a deposit. you are facilitating the transaction. facilitating the banking act committee.

customers are looking for a solution to their banking problems. when and where they need a solution. we can do that, but you have to come into the print and sign sign a piece of paper. stuart: bret king, a disruptor, if i am not mistaking. >> from australia. stuart: i will look for the app. thank you, sir. it is not lois lerner's e-mails that are missing. the irs knew about these missing e-mails for months. could he receive? could he get back those lost e-mails? that is next. ♪

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what crisis? here is the president's schedule today. make a speech on the economy at pittsburgh. visit new york democrats. save the whales. act on iraq. our second hour is about to begin. ♪ stuart: headlines. resurgence in iraq have seen missiles capable of taking down airliners. talking to iran about the insurgents in iraq. missing e-mails subpoenaed. our security expert helps track them down. why won't the president drove for more oil or frack for more gas? he is a true global warming believer. tony gwynn has passed away.

should baseball now ban chewing tobacco? a massive celebration of a world cup when. all right. check the big board. we start with the markets. of eight. that is it for the dow. the price of oil is up 1%. the 10 year treasury yield up. significantly this morning. 2.63%. here is something that is really moving. netflix. for subscriber growth in its future. to gm and the car. lots of attention. nicole: a lot of recalls in the last 24 hours. the stock is holding on. late yesterday we heard another

3 million vehicles were being recalled. so much of this has to do with the ad edition and in some places, the camaro. it was almost like it was on the off position. some precautionary recalls here from gm. stuart: the stock is up a little. thank you, nicole. i want to get back to the president. iraq implodes. i will read out for you mr. obama schedule for today. he will issue an executive order on ocean protection. a pep rally and pittsburgh. meet with democrats. a fund-raising dinner tonight at the home of anna wintour in new york city. we are joined by congressman

from pennsylvania. pittsburgh, the president visited pittsburgh. that is in your district. that is on your schedule today. what you make of this? >> he is talking about the i was in the long run yesterday, stuart. we were talking about our whole country protection act. i think it is time for america to stop pushing back on these things. what we start causing a loss of jobs, there is something wrong. i will say one thing, i just wish the next two years he would just keep his hands off things. stuart: you have a large

majority in the house of representatives. obviously, you want to do something about these new rules on call. what can you do? he is issuing executive authority to do what he is doing. >> that is exactly right. it will be by camera also. just do not touch anything. run the traps on this first. you have to hold back on these rules. it will affect the lower income people. do not touch it. we have test running on it. just hold off until we run the traps. let's make sure we do not have these unintended consequences that make it so tough. >> i have another element here. i have to bring this up.

the irs has lost the e-mails of another six senior officials within the irs, as well as the e-mails from lois lerner to the white house and to congressional democrats. frankly, people do not believe that they are lost. there is nothing you can do about this. nothing can be done. nothing gets done. >> the public needs to be outraged. we can investigate. we can expose. the department is under the executive branch. if the american people speak out, if they are outraged, the people still control this government. the only place on earth where the people actually have a voice and can weigh in on it.

enough is enough. we want answers from you people and we want them now. this has been a horrible six years for all of us. has the presidency ever been held? this man has driven us into a new low. it is our responsibility. it is our time. we have to fight. stuart: thank you for being with us this morning. reports of a possible deal. a possible deal. way up on the news. of about $10. more on the irs. we had david kennedy with us. he is one of our resident hackers. come on to the show. now we have heard that another six senior officials, their

e-mails have been lost. i put it to you, david. they are not lost. if we put some effort into it, surely, they can be retrieved. >> that is right. you have servers. you have backups. it is possible that they could have had a catastrophic loss of a lot of data. it shows a really big problem. connell: what about the nsa? so much information stored up. it has to be in there somewhere. do you think that it is? sending a request out to the agency.

i think if you look at that, we are now actually looking at mass security. recovering data from the irs. is this a big cover-up? i do not know. having catastrophic losses, that is a major problem. >> your company is trusted. you are a security company. could you do this relatively easily? could you just check it out? we quickly sift through a significant amount of information. i would even throw it out there that if the irs came to us personally, we would do it to help them out. you just need a little help.

stuart: fascinating. i really hope that somebody does this. we really appreciate you being with us today. valuable information. stuart: looking at the price of gold. not much has changed. all this turmoil in the oil. you know what is going on around the world. the price of gold simply has not taken off. you are in this line of business. explain it to me. what is going on. >> you may be offering from a little bit of a miss understanding. for me, i have said all along,

the people who own gold, they own it because they are fearful of all of these central banks printing. you may be willing to argue a little bit about asset allocation. guess what they can print more of. real estate. to be, the people that want to own gold, to guard against the actions of central bank, there is a better way to make that trade. i have to pay to store my gold some other place. it accomplishes the exact same thing because there is a fixed amount of it. i like real estate better than gold. >> that is interesting. i was always taught that gold is a hedge against inflation. in times of real turmoil, when the world is turned upside down, gold would go up. iraq is imploding.

the middle is is in flames. >> not in my opinion. that is not what gold does. would you say that the crack of 1987 was a tumultuous time in financial markets in the world? >> yes. stuart: you are right. i am wrong. baseball hall of famer, tony gwynn. he died at the age of 64. mouth cancer caused by chewing tobacco. ♪

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the national security team is preparing options on iraq and there is no military solution that will solve the problems. he also said he would not get in on a timetable for the decision. the president flies to pittsburgh to make a speech on the economy. let's get to the stocks. we talk a lot about bricks and order being in a lot of trouble. $1.08 moments ago. two things. george clooney said he would never do. get married and get into politics. it seems like he is going back on his word. gearing up to run for the government ship of california. >> he lived in san francisco. both of us. you know the democrats are a beloved party.

especially in l.a. and hollywood. let's talk about this for a moment. he said he would never get married again. all of a sudden, proof, he meets this woman. they are getting married in september. why not? ronald reagan did it. arnold schwarzenegger did it. all of that actually does make sense. he is very politically active. i do not think it would surprise anyone to see him eventually run for political office. stuart: taking a british tabloid as your source. >> we are discussing it. jay carney is with the

president. can you tell me how far he is out left? >> he is way out there. stuart: if he runs, that guy could win. >> yes. absolutely. it is a ronald reagan's story. it is just for the other guy. i have to say, i have listened to him give speeches. stuart: do you think he wrote them? >> yes. i do, actually. i think he is very educated. stuart: i think we have spent enough time. mr. clooney running for governor of california. a good story. not even father's day weekend could save the u.s. open.

ratings down. 46% from last year. remember, last year, another foreigner one it. baseball mourning the loss of tony gwynn. death from cancer on the mouth. a band for smokeless tobacco in baseball. wait a second, then it for everybody. the entire country or just in the dugout of major league baseball? >> i will make a very strong case. the players association fought it off. you cannot give an interview with it in your mouth. you cannot take it free from the team. now, with tony gwynn dying, he used it for 20 years, what he

did was he dipped it into his cheek. he always put it on the right side. that is where his cancer is. there are 28 carcinogens and smokeless tobacco. it is clear to me that they lead directly to oral cancer. you can feel the effects of it. i do not think it should be banned across the country. i do think it should be banned by major league baseball. i never disagree with you on this stuff. you do not like anything restraining free trade. >> if you know the risks going in, pay the price if you have to pay the price. it is you are your individual

liberty and freedom to do that. >> do not use it as part of the game. use it at home. stuart: chewing tobacco. they are out. >> we will not throw them out for using chewing tobacco. >> a special class of people that may not have this particular area. >> , the e cigarettes segments have you done on this show? >> i do not think that cigarettes should be banned. i am just saying that this is a big problem. stuart: is the active ingredient nicotine? >> yes.

they are much, much worse for you. this stuff is cancerous, this chewing tobacco. stuart: if you know the risks-- >> because you are a role model and a lot of kids are watching you. >> i am with him, actually. i think they should ban it from baseball. stuart: ban it from baseball? yes or no? >> this will be all of our last appearances on stuart varney. [laughter] >> the reason he was in the elevator is probably because he was going to a screening of the 20th century. stuart: great having you. my take on the president. the true believer. that is next. ♪

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♪ stuart: i am trying to figure this out. the world supply of oil is threatened. obama takes no action to raise production here. we could get more of our own, but the president does not act. why? i think he is a true believer. fossil fuels will kill the planet. if we cut back, we will save the planet. after all, as a candidate, he did say that his presidency would mark a time when the ocean stops rising. how else do you explain what is really going on? i have heard the argument. it does not work for me. the president wants green money. surely, that is only part of the motivation.

how about the argument that he needs rain voters? there are not that many of them. surely, there are more votes in job creation and homegrown energy delivers a lot of job. i do not think the president is motivated. the situation is so extreme that there has to be more to it. the explanation has to be that he is a true believer. he really believes that the planet is in danger. the president delivered a passionate speech. climate change is the biggest threat. he could've said, build a pipeline and frack for natural gas. he went the other way. not oil. wind and solar, please. that was his position. he wants to be a transformational president. one that carries the country to one era to the other.

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stuart: headline, we gave more last year, more than ever before. give me the full story, lauren. >> $335 billion in 2013. increase is going toward colleges and universities, hospitals, but decreases going toward churches and spending on social services is flat. this highlights a growing gap between the rich and the poor. the art institutions they like and churches and social service groups get more money from the middle class during the so-called recovery haven't seen them feel like they recovered from the recession, so the charity going to churches is down. it is indicative of the economy. millennial start affiliate with them for the most part. one of that has to do with the pope and what he said about

wealthy people and those invested in the market, right? stuart: that is an intriguing deal. $335 billion, that is what individuals gave. americans. >> bring the tax bracket down, stuart. stuart: that is what it does. an incentive to be charitable. it is the taxation. >> it certainly helps. stuart: i guess it does for some of us. >> i gave more last year than normal. two causes i care about obviously, none of them were churches to lawrence point. it did help with my taxes. >> i did too. stuart: very well done, cheryl. a quick stock alert, please. solar city buying a solar tech

company, investors like it, solar city up 15%. discount brokerages moving higher, the fed meeting begins today. up $1.33, 6.5%. i want to update you on iraq. it appears "likely" that us-made missiles have fallen to the hands of sunni insurgents. some neighborhoods, a neighborhood 40 miles outside of baghdad has fallen to the jihadists. we're joined by the america islamic forum for democracy. welcome to the program. we have not seen you for some time. i want to ask you two questions, first about syria which i believe is the country of your origins, and then about iraq. number one, syria. thyou blame president obama for what happened in syria in the last two years?

>> absolutely. most syrians have been telling americans, congress, whoever would listen there is no political solution and if left alone it would radicalized the population in groups like a qaeda would thrive. if you look at what he noted in the "wall street journal" yesterday, isis has been given sanction. it is in the growth of the shiite radical across from iraq and into syria and into lebanon. stuart: now the next question, but that was happened in iraq. the virtual civil war. do you blame president obama for any of that? >> i think americans should be just beyond livid to not only what we spent but the lives and the years of what we put into iraq we should have had a

presence there like we did in germany and korea, but instead we've allowed to go to the iranian hemisphere allowing the division into secretary and battles and now one little part of the puzzle. maybe airstrikes and help in the commander in chief fixing the next week with the long term we lost iraq to the radicals, the iranian and also american interest is dying if not has died in iraq and we are seeing the division of the middle east and do everything that is radicalizing and creating a security vacuum that is really sad for what we have given in the past 10 years to that region. stuart: i look across the middle east and i see whole countries in ruins, there's not much left of syria or iraq and other parts in middle east which are in a civil war situation. you yourself must be in despair. a leveling of countless

countries in the middle east. >> this is the pathology of a commander-in-chief and a government that has no strategy. the middle east always be torn between two evils. the majority have not been given defense have not been given the ability to defend themselves and the opportunity of the arab awakening from egypt to tunisia and syria has been loss to an islamic wit winter on the shiite side and sunni side. we have been completely absent and put into a crisis management with so many in iran and iraq hope in the west would support them are being abandoned to death and genocide as we see in syria. stuart: a lot of people say the same thing, you need a strong man, responding to assemble, one person, a strong guy who comes in and imposes pictorial rule.

what do you have to say to that? >> again, that is very shortsighted, it is not a principle of liberty and freedom. it is veiled bigotry somehow they have other visions for their relationship with god and their government they can't go through what the west went through, muslims can do that, it is only 1450 years old, they can go through a revolution with the sunni radicals of isis and the brotherhood. they can defeat that but they need america and the west to be in the game to find a third pathway for them otherwise we are not treating them like human beings but a subject. stuart: you are born in syria? >> i was born in the u.s. stuart: you served for many years in the united states navy, red?

>> yes, 11 years. coming through to practice my face like number in the middle east hoping that we could continue to celebrate the freedoms and our families are dying as a result of continuing the same struggle my grandfather fought for in the '30s and '40s. stuart: it has been a long time since we have seen you but, again soon. thank you, appreciate it. general motors, their engineers fully aware of the ignition malfunction accreted at least 13 deaths but did not consider it a safety issue. gm stock barely taking a hit. it was slightly higher earlier today. the report after this.

>> i made a deal between amazon and at&t announced today. at&t will get the exclusive rights to amazon's phone expected to be announced at the press event tomorrow. the phone is said to have some sort of 3d technology built into the screen that can be used without the 3d glasses. shares of amazon down a quarter of 1%.

more rumors swirling around the iphone. a picture of his positive iphone 6 showing a larger that could mean a connection. and news just in that oracle is understood in buying microsystems. microsystems makes the software for many computer systems using restaurants and bars. that stock way up on this news with oracle rising just as well. and we will bring you the latest and the issues facing general motors. the real halftime report is next. ♪

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stuart: here it is, it is the real-halftime report. cheryl casone right here. jeff flock with us in illinois. to you first, bad p.r., the stock is holding up and sales are holding up too. what are they saying where you are? >> a lot of dealers won't talk to you, but we have woody with us was never afraid to talk to anybody and you say business is actually better. how do you account for this? >> it gives us a great opportunity to see some of our old customers and customers who haven't been here for a while. an opportunity to reach back out, talk to your customers, get them in here, and they love the

products, show them what is new and next thing you know you have a deal. >> we are hearing this from a lot of dealers but he is going to come out here and say it be at stuart: that was really original bid if you recall, you get the customer back in the showroom and can sell them something else. >> look at the sales numbers. stuart: good stuff. great stuff. come on in. the stock holding up there, 35, $36 per share. are you buying it? >> absolutely not. i say that growing up we always had gm cars, pontiac, chevrolet. i spent time in detroit, covering general motors, another company well. 40 recalls this year, i love the car dealers enthusiasm and entrepreneurial spirit but as a stockholder, too much risk. there has been much better performers in the middle of a big oil boom.

i would go with somebody else. stuart: i think general motors is a good buy on the grounds it could be another toyota. the problem is dealt with the stock goes up, i think it might happen with general motors but i am prepared to be wrong on that. disappointing housing starts. cheryl casone watches housing for us. not the news on housing stocks? >> this was the first decline in four months down almost 6% for housing, it is a negative number. a seasonally adjusted rate. i found one piece of good news coming in, permits, single-family permits rose a little bit. we're going to see with 4.5% interest rates on the 30-year mortgage we will see more buyers being squeezed out, but if some of these builders trying to get

land developed, if these builders can get more new homes built in the pipeline, bringing down prices, that will be six months from now. the really got today was a rough number. stuart: there is a deal in the works between oracle and microsystems, is that correct, nicole? nicole: oh, yes. the stock soaring to a new high. microsystems up over $9. this is on reports oracle is in talks to buy microsystems for retailers, hotel chains, this could be a five to he and miller steel did neither one of the companies is talking about this so no comment there. in the meantime, stocks are getting some serious play. stuart: back to michael. is it the black swan event the

market bears born about? the event coming out of nowhere and brings the market down, is it, michael? >> i don't believe so, stuart. i am a little bit horrified of what is going on, but the market doesn't seem to be affected by this. the bowls are still in control of the market. a lot of controversy over benghazi. i don't think if we had a true black swan all the oil fields would be under control of the terrorists. it seems the government is gaining a little bit of ground today, situation will be fluid, but i don't see this as a black swan for the market right now. stuart: that is it for today's halftime report. after the break, the latest viral video and women behind it, this is the future of the internet.

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military cooperation with iran in iraq will happen, but the white house does say a political partnership between iran and the united states is being pursued despite the calls for destruction of israel and the united states, former u.s. ambassador to iraq joins us tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. please be with us. stuart: the latest viral video on the web is a song parody by group of alms. this int to this. >> ♪ i'm so pregnant ♪ you already know ♪ i'm in the last month ♪ i can't even see my toes ♪ i'm so pregnant ♪ it isn't even close ♪ don't ask me the name ♪ i don't know stuart: it looked to me like they're trying to make pregnancy look hot, that is just my first impression. one of 4.3 million views from a group called whatsup moms.

one of those moms joins me now. welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. stuart: so basically you've got the you tube channel, haven't you, all about moms and pregnancy. that is what you do. >> i do, called whatsup moms. making maternity pants cool again. stuart: what are you selling? >> no, we are not selling anything, we're just providing entertainment and information for moms but we can make money while having fun too. stuart: so how do you make money? you have roughly 100,000 regular viewers and you make money out of those viewers, is that correct? >> not exactly. so first of all we have been in business for a few months, so we do sponsor videos, dedicated videos.

and then we do also the ads running on the video. i am distracted by the song, it makes the me want to dance. stuart: we will try to get the noise out of your ears. are you trying to make pregnancy look hot in some way? can i say that? >> not at all. that is what a few people may say online, they may make those comments, but that is what the whole site is about, just because you are a mom you can have fun, your life is not over, we can commiserate with each other, it is a place where moms can come and say i will do that at the same time and have fun. stuart: mi right to say you have 100,000 regular viewers? >> that is right. we have 110,000 subscribers now. stuart: the more subscribers, the more money you can make?

>> that is generally true. you have to be smart about it on youtube. a lot of people on the upper tier not making that much money. you have to keep your brand very clean because the name of the game is working with sponsors. stuart: the music video you made, the parody of the song, that is a hit. that is good. i am sorry we're out of time, but it is fascinating what you are doing. i hope we bring you some more viewers. >> congratulations to megan, she gave birth this morning so breaking right here on "varney & company." stuart: we will take that. good stuff. all right, the dow has moved up a little bit, up 30 points now. here we go. your take on the whole show is next. (mother vo) when i was pregnant...

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