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business. that would be the 9:00 hour, 10:00 hour and 11:00 hour. three whole hours we start at 9:00 a.m. monday june 1st. the same gray show and i really hope you will be there with us. let's get going. what a time to hold an election. in the middle of a massive bribery scandal, the soccer governing body is right now voting for president. the current are expected to keep the job despite it all. if he wins the europeans say they pull out of the 2018 world cup even ashley: they are not going to be happy but he will get a fifth term and it will be what happens at the 2018 world cup. stuart: do you think the odds are it leaves russia? ashley: not in charge. unless the russians approve of them bribing.

shrimp or if he is forced up for some reason the 2018 world cup moves? ashley: possibly. stuart: i say the odds are the qatar world cup could come to the u.s. let's leave it at that. ice is claiming responsibility for two coordinated suicide attacks outside to luxury hotels in baghdad. the car bombs exploded minutes apart. 15 people reported dead dozens wounded. this is destabilization. that's the strategy right in the middle of the iraqi capital. more on this coming up. now i look at the big award. we are down 135 points as we speak. the backdrop to the downturn to the market a shocking. it is shrinking. gdp down as an annual rate of .7% this year. in chicago, i know you're on

camera right now. in chicago they've reported a manufacturing recession level. in wisconsin milwaukee wisconsin, recession levels coming for the overall economy. >> we are not in recession yet. we are vulnerable to it stuart. set the single quarter aside. the bigger picture as we are growing a stall speed at 2%. we grow 2% because of the choices that the administration made in the federal reserve made. stuart: i say the policy problem. >> it is. again we could've chosen to recover from this recession by letting the market heal. instead, the administration spent more than 800 alien dollars. the federal reserve misallocated capital. we had regulators they had regulators they don't want to mostly tell you to land. by the way, we will extort

money. consumers are afraid to spend time entrepreneurs are afraid to take risks. stuart: we have this from the white house. harsh winter weather consumer saving the windfall from lower oil prices. i might also add that penny pritzker, the billionaire commerce secretary said the gdp numbers were pretty good. >> stewart, we have winter every year. a bad winter wouldn't matter for growing at normal levels after the recession we did have. in terms of the strong dollar, that is a problem for u.s. exporters but not for the global economy is growing. we have been tagging along the global economy. stuart: watch out for the june swoon. partner in singapore -esque average capital is here.

troy with an economy like this it is not a bad reason to sell in may and watch out for the june swoon. >> last year 100%. it was extremely low. we get nothing to take risk. we don't think it's unequivocal that the answer is no. stuart: no you don't sell? you hold stocks? >> there is no catalyst. violations are more reasonable right now. risk premium or lover and if you look at the fed going forward it will be very calm and comforting to market. stuart: are you kidding me? you aren't worried about this? >> of course we are worried. stuart: 5% in the fall, 2% in the winter and now we are contracting. >> it's an ugly trend line.

last january, less fierce quarter was even worse. we agree 100% the policy choices are contributing to slower growth than we should have. 100% correct. the strength of the fundamental economy is improving every year. the consumers in much better shape. he saw personally significantly. america is struggling from the strong dollar. no doubt about it. but the government is no longer -- stuart: you know you almost got the buzzer. you said q. e3. you said that. >> kiwi ended. >> you don't ever say that. there is the buzzer. stuart: troy, seriously, thank you for being with us. hold on to stocks for the summer. we hear you and we're listening to you. check out the big board. it is a weak market with 131 points now. we dropped below this morning

18,000. look at disney for a second. they are talking about thinking about using search pricing. raising prices of popular times for thing parks. why are you laughing? >> i think that's great. stuart: how many kids do you have? i want to know how much warning i have. if i come with my six kids and nine grandchildren. look at game stop, please. it is making money. a big deal for bricks and mortar operation. it goes up 7%. we are sure the oil and price of gas. if you imported oil gasoline $2.73 nationwide. and now this. former house speaker dennis hastert has been indicted by a federal grand jury for hiding

payment to an apparent blackmailer. ashley: the indictment talks about hastert and things we don't know. a list by misconduct in a period of time when dennis hastert was a high school teacher wrestling coach in suburban chicago. he agreed to pay 3.5 million. he never pay the whole amount. the two counts in the indictment try to circumvent banking regulation by many under $10,000 in line to the fbi why he was doing it. what we don't knows the circumstances around prior misconduct. we don't know what that means. stuart: we don't know what the person was. we don't know any of that. if there was misconduct, it took place before he was speaker of the house. we also know he was a populist maker.

ashley: he was. eight years. big spender. stuart: after newt gingrich. newt gingrich had been a thorny kind of guy. >> a pork barrel are. stuart: you think? other great stories today. lauren has been in case you missed them. >> hello. hi everybody. google expanding further into virtual reality unveiling the second generation card word. a cheap way customers can use their android for ios funds to watch videos in 3-d. it has lenses magnet and we will demonstrate how it works on site in the next hour. google will do is go pro to make a fancy virtual-reality recorder called jump. we will show you the shares when they come out. i can make it up if you want.

they have a new option and that is same-day delivery. it is free. the services here in l.a. tampa and others. spend $35 place your order by noon and take your items that evening by 9:00 p.m. a lot of competition because we want things right now. finally, you can buy this. michael jackson 2700-acre california ranch called neverland. priced at $100 million. the late pop star paid 19.5 million in 1997 and defaulted on the loan. this house is still filled with amusement rides and animals. asked about is gone. i think the llama still exists. the printing is now. the elephant is now. stuart: most of it is now. all right, lauren. thank you very much indeed.

>> you are not impressed with mj's house. stuart: controversial protest in phoenix. another mohammed cartoon contest will behold held after evening prayer. a 13-year-old young lady and a 14-year-old young man. both of them have very long games. the two winning words schoen schmidt and noon attack. the second year in the wrote the title will be shared. the >> correct.

stuart: the chairman of walgreen

said president obama targeted the company for a movie not for tax purposes. that is when he was trying to buy line. is exactly what the chairman said. the obama administration and jack luo taken the opportunity to select in a company even thinking about converting and using them as a whipping boy to further their agenda. transfer with the company is saying is they were unfairly picked on pb became the poster child for so-called tax conversions whereby a company and its headquarters to get it lower corporate tax rate. they never even took a vote on the issue. it is kicked around but it wasn't done. he obama administration really picked him walgreens as a prime example of the corporation trying to game the system. when in reality it's not illegal and maybe say they should change the tax rate. >> to slower the world's highest corporate tax rate 35%.

job wood timers in anti-muslim activists. he plans the mohammed contest outside the community center in phoenix. this is with the texas gunmen were members referred they were shot dead may 3rd. wertheimer has urged those attending to bring guns. he said the bikers will be on hand of security. he was city jazz at who appears frequently on this program on this kind of issue. this is clearly provocative. do you think mr. bruckheimer is going too far? >> i really do. as a marine he would be smarter about what the strategy is. the demonstration was done on an assembly facility. it wasn't done near a mosque for its summer with kids attending weekly prayers.

these are not the enemy. if anything, what he is doing is creating an environment and this is someone's mind anti-jihadist. he wants to declare war against a quarter of the worlds population is somehow that is supposed to be it. he is feeding into the narrative of isis. it has had radicalization issues that needs reform. my fear is that people would drive a thousand miles the soviet magnet for some crazy a fifth member to come and do some rain. stuart: i don't want to play devils advocate, but maybe mr. bruckheimer is try not be islamic extremists that they can be identified. it will presumably raise the chatter level on the internet from presumed followers of isis so perhaps they can identify them more easily.

>> stewart, linda had a radical it can islam we dated a patriot square. we didn't do it in front of families worshiping that are the best asset. number two, pulling two playing on a few cockroaches is not a strategy against the whole jungle of millions of muslims that followed the ideology of political islam were allies by the other hundreds of millions against political islam especially the american muslim are the ones and not mosque the pushback against the militants and our organization had a number out and spoke to the media about how mr. simpson got radicalized. this individual is wearing t-shirts and other things that make our members repel from what he's doing and feeds into the narrative america is anti-islam which it is not. stuart: i am going to use one more argument. the right to free speech is a right and if that right is not

frequently exercise, and atrophies back muscles which are not used frequently. as you apply the same argument to freedom of speech and therefore be in favor of what mr. wertheimer is doing? >> i'm in favor of giving people the space to do it. no doubt his speech was protected and it was protected and it should be places in society where you can wear t-shirts that have profanity. i'm a little saddened there is this much media attention because it creates a narrative about america that we need free speech to counter the core doctrines of political islam interpreted from acheron and theology that needs reform. he should know better than anyone in iraq how big the problem is. he is not solving it by exercising this example of free speech. ziggy jasper, frequent guest on this program. thank you for coming. appreciate it.

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later lamborghini coming out with a brand-new suv. do you think anybody will ever take it off road? 200,000 bucks a pop never goes off road. another number for you. the government's watchdog says the irs paid out more than $2 billion in refunds of what may have been fake return in 2012. here's the good news. 2 billion in 2012. it was 5 billion in 2010. ashley: we should pat them on the back. great job, guys. the irs says it's trying to limit the number of fraudulent checks going to the same physical address. how hard can it be to stop that? one single address in lithuania got 665 tax refunds. 343 went 21 address in shanghai.

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>> all right check that big board we're down 155 points, two actually three reports of true economic weakness not helping the stock market this morning down .8%. hovering around 60 a barrel. gasoline still holding at $2.73 a gallon. that is nationwide average. cheap zest still a buck 97 across in texas. all right. new surveillance photos show china is building up artificial islands building them stockpiling with weapons. defense secretary ashton carter warning to stop this buildup and u.s. will keep patrolling despite china objections. roll tape. >> no mistake should be no

mistake about this. the united states will fly, sail, and operate wherever international law allows. >> with more on this is form earl ambassador to united nations john bolton. do you think our response to china is sufficiently strong? >> no, not all all willfully inadequate what china is trying to do is here is tack what are international waters in south china sea turn into a chinese lake. important for two reasons to give them control over the oil and gas and other mineral assets under water and seconds every barrel of oil that goes to japan, south korea, taiwan from middle east goes through south china sea so hands around throats of those economies. >> another challenge to president obama's stature in fact world in america's stature. >> and the response is -- has simply been rhetoric up until now and conflicting claims and the u.s. position simply has

been let's have a peaceful negotiation to resolve the claims. china is, obviously not waiting around for peace powerful negotiations. they are taking the territory reports today of weapons being scene on these that they're filling in. they're creating facts on the ground. >> didn't they put out a bulletin from beijing saying our navy will no longer just protect our coastline, we will project force i mean i think that said in so many words we will project force into the pacific. they said it did they not? >> two octave one to take controlling of the south china sea other to break through the first island chain that isolates china from the broader pacific. that is who their territory claim is all about in the east china sea an their desire to build a blue water navy for the first time in 600 years in chinese hirings and american response to say well we're going to have overflight and ship passages through south china sea is the right thing few but

inadequate to stop the chinese. >> isn't our navy shrinking to lowest neville of vessels in -- >> since 1916. >> 1916. >> is that true and continue to decline even if a republican president begins new arms buildup for the navy on january the 20th, 2017. the ships we have are aging out of their useful service. so we will helicopter to decline even if there's a new prime minister and chinese know this. >> i want to alert our viewers coming across the wire as we're learning about this now. suicide bombings in baghdad i believe it was two car bombs exploded outside luxury hotels people are dead and or there are numerous injuries. there's the video that we're getting into fox. now, am bass or door that looks to me like a classic destablization process and isis has claimed responsibility is baghdad now threatened? >> i don't think isis itself wants to invade, attack, take over baghdad that would be a huge operation. but i think what they're doing is --

is you suggest destabilizing what is left of the iraqi government. i think had is psychological warfare against troops in the iraqi army who are now poised to try to retake ramadi and other tongues to say this is what is happening while you're out there. this is happening to your families in baghdad. i think they know exactly what they're doing and further sign that isis continueses to advance. >> iraq is no longer a functioning country. >> broken up not saying that is the right thing from our point of view. but i think reality indicates that what we now call iraq government in baghdad is the satellite of the iran, i wouldn't give them any assistance. we have to find other ways to destroy isis before terrorists come here to america. >> thank you for joining us. let me tell you what is going on the stock market before another subject. we are in -- a selloff mode if i would say. we're down 142 points. dow has moved back below 18,000 that is going on as we speak. i want to move on to another theme you're often discussed on

this program and here's the question, it is college qort it today? john is here and had saids no, it is not worth it. make your case. >> for minority of people who are serious students and like that kind of learning but increasingly it's -- a hugely expensive and not bringing the returns to kids -- we complain that we have to have obamacare because medical care costs or for increasing so fast. college tuition was increasing at twice that rate of speed because government keeps throwing money at colleges. >> you blame government money flooding into colleges to raise the cost of tuition which the rest of us have to pay. >> subsidize me i'll spend more and putting in rock climbing walls and fancy gyms they're not hiring more teachers or improving teaching much but they hire sustainability administrators and affirmative action specialists. they just paid john bolton alma

mater former president a $7 million package. >> went to yale. should have been presidents for yale that is what i should have run for. >> addition to other -- >> not particularly opposed to the guy who running one was greatest universities in the world. >> there you go. stuart: not aviers to him making money. >> they're just overflowing with money. a lot of kids graduate deep in debt when it is done in vocational school or learning coding now which is keeping to be taught in ten weeks. stuart: when i went to college in england many years ago they educated elite. 2% kids in britain went to university as it was called your way was paid for you. nobody emerged with debt but we were educating elite, many america -- ever been. >> they say everybody and hillary clinton saying you'll make a million dollars over your lifetime that is true but

deceitful. kids who go to college are different in the first place. more than likely two parents. work harder in high school make more money anyway. stuart: american dream that you go to college, get an education and get out now and climb that food chain. are you saying that we should pull back on that whole idea? that college is not for everyone? would you say that? >> yes, and obama wants community college to be free now. already in community college only 20% of the kids graduate with three years. why push more kids into something they will fail? stuart: are you back to your regular theme the government is always wrong? >> no, but the government is usually wrong, and overtime it gets more wrong as it gets more -- encrusted in stupid rules. stuart: i was at a college over this past weekend and my daughter was graduating. >> congratulations. stuart: not many of her colleagues had jobs, a lot of them were walking out with debt

arranged their necks a rotten situation. >> college is more about just getting a job and about learning but lots of bar tenders with college degr stuart: guess who was the surprise commencement speecher. >> charles schumer. stuart: people know me from television, look at me believe me. no comment whatsoever. okay. you're on tonight i think is it can be 9:00? >> 9:00 name of the program is stossle i'm going to watch. john thank you indeeds. a college football player says ncaa doesn't give him enough money to eat well. that the rules won't let him get a job to make up the difference. we'll discuss that. also, one more look at the national spelling bee winners as they share title second year in a row coming in as a tie, both awarded. 35,000 dollars.

>> s-c-h-e-r-e-n -- >> n-u-a -- >> correct. [applause]

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university of michigan tweeted this about the money he's given. here we go. i don't know how the ncaa thinks we're supposed to eat right with these little servant checks they give us. i should have stayed in the storms get your way into philadelphia eagles lineback or great guy. friends of the program a former college football star. his name is emanuel archer welcome back. >> good to be back. >> so look they can't work. >> that breaks rules. they don't get much money. why don't we pay them because they're bringing in a ton of money for the college? >> i'm with you for once. look i went to the university of texas at austin highest grossing program in all of college sports. we made $132 million annually. where is the money? that is my question i played at texas never got paid. new series brought in 500 million. where's all of that money going? >> wow. >> not to the athletes. >> but you got the education. you have a free education. obviously, worked out for you.

>> i did get an education but so did the athlete that cost their program money. if you're making money you should be paying money. >> doesn't that destroy the who will nature of college sorts? >> it destroys what they try to say amateurism of the game but college sports are no longer amateur when i started working from 6 a.m. or practicing from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. between schools study hall and practice that allture that was the job. >> answer a flat out high income or a bigger. >> comes down to tax and university and policies between that. but whether it is in higher signen i would say more than indenture of servant weeks to pay your utilities, you don't have much left to do anything besides eat. >> i said the exactly the same thing with a voice like this it is hard to say yeah they could

pay these college athletes people don't understand american football. i don't understand the college system. i'm not popular for saying this and you're not either. >> but the fact of the matter is many college athletes feel the same way i do. not all universities afford -- >> of course they do. you want the to the of gold you -- you want a piece of this. >> like the athletic director they want to keep the money for themselves for the university. >> what would an american football star like yourself have to say about the current mess in soccer? the round ball game. i know you want to say something. what is it? >> well, you know, my parents born and raised in nigeria born where soccer reigns with soccer being the most popular sport in all of the world. you see the conspiracy and ruining game. you see the corruption that is ruining the game. >> no it is not. >> how do you figure? >> it is the bureaucracy that is messed up with bribery no

suspicion within the world cup there's any match fixing. nobody is playing deliberately to lose or score fewer goals. that is not happening. >> i don't think i don't think there's chosen what terms will qualify. may not be match fixings but when you start to choose what city can host game and what team mace qualify. now whole thing is starting to appear blemished. >> running away with this. >> you are totally run away with this maligning soccer better not do that. but look they're not choosing which teams can qualify. not doing that. they are choosing the venue for the world cup. >> confused the amount -- >> and my thing is if you can choose what team will host if you can choose what city will host the world cup, i just keangts put it past presidents governing officials of vice president, the two of which of the two current which have been indicted i can't put it past them what has been done that we don't do anything about.

>> the national spelling bee that ends in a tie you don't like sports that end in a tie like soccer. do you? >> but pococarane it means nonchalant so which language? >> i believe in italian -- in 2003, a person in my graduating class above me at my high school won on that word -- and since then i've been impartial to it. >> deliberately threw me didn't you? [laughter] >> just a little thing. >> tweak me right -- right there. >> you're a smart guy i figured you would know. [laughter] >> now he's done it again. >> are you coming back next week? >> of course, of course. >> are you setting me up? next week it is. you'll spend the week practicing i take it. toughening up. >> to hot in philly trying to survive humid temperatures. >> you'll make is son don't worry it be.

thanks so much emanuel. >> you got it. >> for sale 3,000-year-old artifact hitting auction block. when i heard how much these are expected to sell for, i was flat out astonished. i'll tell you why in a minute.

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light. liberty mutual insurance. >> we call this the old money segment. today we have two objects from true antiquity almost 3000 years old. you can buy them next week. max with kristy sheer. max welcome back. >> good to see you. stuart: i want to see that vase that is a greek vase how old is that? >> 550 b.c. made in athens at that time so roughly two and a half thousand years olds. exactly. what is the price that you expect to get? >> auction estimate is $150 to $250,000 we hope, obviously, that it sellings more. stuart: astonished that sympathetic a beauty, a work of

art that is 3,000 old that i can hold in my hands carefully. for $200,000. a picture which has been auctioned off in in in the last couple of weeks has been auctioned for 150 million. >> name recognition people like picasso. okay. i like my greek vases. stuart: i buy that because i want genuine antiquity. what is the next one, sir? >> this one is egyptian. this is -- i should say kneeling bronze figure of the king second. he was the third king of the 26th dynasty one of the last dynasty for egypt. >> how old is that? >> the same he went from 610 to b.c. older than the vase. stuart: these go up for auction literally bidders go against each other to buy this antiquity for that kind of price. where do these objects coming from? >> the bronze cools from a very

mysterious collection the family they started out in egypt in the 19th century and then moved to switzerland with the vase. and the vase that was in the collection of william randolph hirsch over 400 and then some were sold. some were at the met, and others are still. >> can you hold up that bishop magazine because we're all very krnled about what had is happening in paul mira overrun by isis and scene of a lot of great antiquity. right there i can point to that. is that a -- what is that? >> that is the kind of thing that is found. >> most characteristic thing, sculpture in the local limestone many tomb buildings filled with these sculptures. >> really. >> they're there, and subject to this graceful treatment by isis.

>> that is what we're all afraid of. >> what is the auction of the vase. >> june 4th. thursday. thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. we want to hear more about paul mira appreciate it. all right, economy yes it is shrinking. isis yes, on the march. what exactly is working mr. president i've got last my take for you coming up at noon. and i saved the best for last. plus, google's new hot technology a cardboard box, we have one on set and not putting on but demonstrate it to you and ton of the freedom tower, observation tower open to the public today. our last noon hour two minutes away.

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and my 40 years in america, i have never seen such a string of policy failures. first, the economy. today, we found out that the economy started to shrink early this year. we may be headed for recession medium for americans is lower when president obama entered the white house. taxes reached all time high. this is a series of policy failures. tara, the threat is growing. the president boasted in the reelection campaign but bin laden is dead and later he said isis was just a jv team. totally wrong. americans are targets of abroad that is a policy failure. the mideast chaos, our mortal enemy iran is expanding its power and our president seems willing to let them get a bomb. christians slaughtered by the thousands fighting everywhere, and our one true friend israel estranged to put it mildly. foreign policy ahead of your start. russia swallowed crimea invaded

ukraine and supplies rockets to iran. china threatens u.s. navy in the pacific. we're in retreat. world over, and that is not good. immigration, the president is buying the hispanic vote. welfare he's baying the vote to the poor. race relations more divided than we were six years pooping i'm looking hard for success, and it is very difficult to finding. but consider this. the president made clear the failings of socialism. maybe we'll learn from that. we start at a new 9 a.m. eastern through noon. in those three hours i guarantee we will continue to press the policies that work. that return america its heritage that is growth, liberty, freedom, and please get the government off our backs. ♪ ♪

>> all right, headlines rights here in the noon hour two car bombs exploding outside luxury holingses in baghdad this morning. that appears to be a coordinated attack both bombs exploding within minutes of each other dozens wounded isis claims responsibility. making a move to destabilize capitol city of iraq. cuba, president removed from state sponsors of terror. next step reopening embassies and restoring diplomatic relationings. now look at this live firs from dallas, texas, interstate 30 closed in both directions. because of all of that flooding, major disruption cars piling up, it is a traffic mess in both directions, and it is happening right now. to the big story policy parelles abroad and here at home. economy shrinking wage is down. we may be headed for a recession. but commerce secretary on fox business this morning saying everything is looking a-ok.

listen to this. >> i think things thing actually pretty good first quarter is something that is not unexpected given severity of the winter given the fact that we have the west coast coast slow down that affected inventory, and kiewrls are still not spending the savings that their getting from the gas the fact that gas prices are lower. >> but the billionaire err saying wii looking pretty good. joining us now is fox news contradict tore sorry i'm being sarcastic here but i can't rei cyst it. i gave through a long list of policy forels. my opinion of policy failures. am i being too strong here going wrong? >> no, no of course they don't want to admit they have the last area was obamacare dynamic people not spending one of the policy failures that you rightly lined up is philosophy it is failure of a philosophy when you're a true believer and applying something that we know

fails historically to things now inevitably no matter what the issue is, it will fail. so that is what we're seeing. now with bill clinton he actually wanted to govern more pragmatic person. barack obama is a true believer, he's just not interested in governing he's interested in remaking and it is a personal issue. and of course that is why it is failing and surrounded himself with people who agree with that philosophy. >> not going to change. not reverse course in any area of policy. >> no about, in fact, it is gets more intense. talked about his comments at the coast guard to expect more dynamics regarding executive action to the climate change. what did he do the last week? it was about regulating more water. taking control of the puddles of all kiengdz of thingings you're going to see more that have because he's doubling down because this is personal for him. it is not about what is best for america. >> what does he got in mind? he wants to remake america okay but in what image? europe seems like he wants us to

become them. >> only way that socialists move about their dynamic. >> prepared to use the world socialist and apply it to barack obama? >> i think that is what we're seeing i don't know if he would use it for himself but single payer health care when we think about going fast congress and having one individual make decisions on very important issues you see the element of that absolutely. >> so you agree with me not being too strong here in >> i agree with you as a classical liberal it concerns me because there are important issues that liberal i. insist and he's damaging it all. >> we'll see you frequently next week. i wouldn't mind that congratulations on extra time. >> thank you. >> stay there tammy, more from you i should say this directly to you more from you in a moment. i want to check the big board, because we were down 150. now we're down 89 point. couple of veryc reports this morning. more evidence that the economy is not working for president obama and economy shrank in

first quarter of year down annual rate of .7%. come in on larry eleven from chicago. often question are we headed for recession in my opinion? >> i hop not stuart, but it isn't looking very good. right, obviously, seeing a plus as far as the -- jobs reports are concerned but certainly the gdp consumer confidence and all things aren't looking good i agree when you and your last guest we are talking about sphrs our president is concerned traders are concerned about that. that is not the way things should be going. free market for free men is what what we say not spread the wealth. it is reflecting gdp is perfect example of that. only thing i would say is everybody gets it. only a 55% chance to feds to hike according to fed funds rate in december that has gotten lower. traders know that is buying signal age not going to drive the market back up opinion >> free money forever. larry eleven thank you very m

indeed. couple of individual stocks look at game stop. it is making money. investors like that, that stock is up very, very nicely where are we now up 87% on game stop. i should it will you by the way couple of years ago we put that stock on death watch we were wrong. now look at the price of oil please it is bouncing back this morning. up a buck 87 5955 no more for gas. 2.73 natural average and chemoest $1.97 in texas. a new trend on wall street. stay at home wives of highly paid executives get paid a percentage of their husband bonuses wrote an article in the new york post defending the practice. she says she deserves every dime. kerry bruce did not go away or leave the set. >> i will not leave i'm one with eve those gals.

>> did you approve of the wife of a mily paid male executive getting piece of the bonus is that good? >> admitting what is always the case with marriage, you have people contradicts across the board when it comes to the business of whoever is the executive that person relies on family support, and on support of the spouse, and usually it is just unspoken. but i think this is a great idea. i think that this is bringing it in the open. everybody knows what is at stake. the spouse is more involved in the nature of what is happening in the work force. the husband then has more maybe of an interest in noticing or the wife of noticing what is happening at home. i think it is great. free market, everybody wins, everybody is happy and everything is above. >> it would be negotiated in the contract for the contract male or female when contract is negotiated stated in that contract. wife or husband gets a piece of the action. >> look let's make sure marriages last longer opposed to having this be an argument when there's a divorce. when you're dealing with the split of an economy, within the household itself, so this is

just you know, using that kind of understanding when things are good making sure they stay good. >> we hear you i think you can now leave if you wish to. >> feminist thing i'll stay but i will leave. >> i always thought you were a liberal. ferlings classical liberal and today's day and age if you love this country and want to live the life that suits you you have to be recognizing of the value of the conservative ideal because people that believe as i do in social social issues are destroying the country that is not good for my either. >> classic liberal in my opinion is a modern day conservative. >> well just like -- >> to the market libertarian. >> if john f. kennedy hit to taxes corporation of peace corps. both sliver and kennedy viewed as -- >> tony bruce now you can leave. >> thank you, sir. >> don't rush. see you next week. >> check the share price of google please. showing off a new product.

an updated version of its cardboard virtual reality headset. now it is a cardboard box you fold it up, you stick your phone into it. let your phone google android phone an you have your own virtual reality tv machine. he's got one of these cardboard headsets. welcome back. is it really -- let me have it. have a look. >> sure. >> this is -- that is the least expensive gadget i'm ever going to bring on your set. 25 piece of cardboard. >> cardboard seen it made out of pizza boxes. >> where do you put the phone? >> very easy. this piece -- unfolds. just like that. >> see that? you slide your phone directly in here. you fold it up and then you're done. place it over your eyes. >> then you're not going to do it for us but what do i see? cardboard box. quick demo to show you right here. i have an app that i have

downloaded. >> camera over called jurassic simple demonstration of the environment you might see. so here's -- here's normal mode. >> yes. >> as you see i pan through a scene right so a virtual environment that i'm panning through but put into it the mode you see same thing on two different sides. can you see that? >> yeah, two views, if i was wearing cardboard box goggles and i can around i would be seeing virtual reality. >> exactly. >> for $25. >> but i have to have the special video don't i? >> only works with special videos so google unveiled a way to record those special videos -- contraption to record video. now god knows it is going to cost an incredible amount of money but upload to youtube and boom you have a special video. >> i get seasick when i wear virtual head sets. do you? >> will i get see sick from a

cardboard box? >> i almost threw up because it is disorienting iftion on a sea. >> for that. the cardboard box deal. that is same disorienting feel. >> quality is not particularly wonderful just yet but they will get there and it is immersive all of a sudden feel like you're right there. >> great to hear -- >> your life it is exciting if you don't need 3d virtual reality. there you go. >> get out of here. >> tony bruce thank you indeed. always a pleasure. >> fifa governorring bodies of soccer voting today as of right now i believe. current president expected to keep office. i'm really interested in this. if russia holds on to the world cup really they going to -- hold only to the world cup? it is that reelected. europeans are threatening to boycott by the way. guess who is next? brian --

>> again check the stock price

of google that company has announced a new service. big deal. they're taking a big shot at am apple pay with their google wallet. this service is called android pay. you can now use your android phone to pay for anything at about 700,000 stores. here's a su. deal creator of the original google. now the ceo of poeynt. this is an iowa phone. if i have google pay on this how would i pay for stuff is with this? >> actually works very similar to -- to the iphone. google tried to do this when i was there few years back but got in a dog fight with carrier and that hampered availability significantly. so -- >> i'm in a store upght to buy something. i got my android, my google pay

all lined up flash this in front of a reader. >> instead of swiping your card you tap it arranged and card deal is exchanged with merchant as if you swiped your card physical >>. >> is this the big deal of the future paying without the credit card that kind of thing? >> four years out everybody will be doing this instead of swiping their card. >> a lot of good reason for that by the way. but the primary one is just think about how many cards you have, and then how many you have to carry most people don't want to carry all of those cards so in a phone you can carry unlimited number. if you lose it -- >> i'm the guy i've had real problems with credit cards not paying the bill. but just having them so that they're secure. i constantly loose mastercard and visa card because they try to use my account. getting really --

feds up with it quite frankly. stop using them. now are you telling me that google pay will get around that problem? >> yes so android pay and apple pay will both get around that problem. for one, they don't actually have a static card number if you will. it is a -- it is a pointer or a token to your card number. so they're not actually stealing your card number leak the plastic card so when it is stolen, it is discarded a new one is issued. >> that works. >> so by the way there's a new card number every time you tap. >> i like the sound of this. i shall give it a shot. of the deal sorry so short. we got the point. four years all using these things appreciate it. thanks very much. >> thanks for having me on. in the middle of a massive bribery scandal fifa announce world soccer authority is holding election for for president. but current guy is set bladder he's expected to keep that position.

brian kilmeade fox and friends host is here. all right, always welcome to you brian good to see you with us. now the europeans say european football authorities they say it is that other term they may boycott the 2018 world cup in russia which means russia could lose that world cup. what do you say? >> i would say this i don't see why it is a favorite to win against prince alley ben hussein. 79 years old he wants business as a usual and wants us to think though, he knew nothing about the 14 indictments and all of the sports marketing shenanigans all of the peemg on the taken giving 1.4 million to all those people judging bid quality each and every time. so for him to still want to vote today shows deep interest in mind, an for him to think he's going to get reelected after presiding over the corruption. >> i think he will. he has support of asian and

african countries. i think he's got the support of a majority. ening 206 football associations within fifa. he's got support. >> the prince says that he's again don't know anything about -- >> right now. but that started 9:30 eastern time. right? and the prince says he has 106 countries. also on the side note a bomb threat called into the building and they've left and they've come back. >> if prince is right and 106 country he's going to win i think there's 206 countries right that actually vote . >> right. he said he wants to clean it up and hand over a clean fifa. but for me it is all about -- nobody listening right now cares. running fifa what they car about is the team, their club with their country. whattening is we have to examine as a country why listening to you right now is about why america doesn't have this. you think you're upset by not get olympics you're loved internationally and loves soccer, push for the 18 and 22

game and struck out on both because of corruption. that is it and america took it in the jaw. >> you're with us for the hour. moving on, up next we take you to the top of the world trade center. the tallest building in the western hemisphere open this weekends. manhattan come a long way in 14 years. >> i can hear you. the rest of the world hears you. and the -- [cheering and applause] and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. [cheering]

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>> 14 years in the making and observation deck of new york city's freedom tao open to the public. fox news rick joins us now. what do you see rick? event space you can rent this out for parties or wedding down below us where crowds are on 101 where restaurants are located and then 100 floor is main observatory. view is the same from all three floors they are incredible. you're looking at up town from lower manhattan. you're seeing midtown, you see

hud son-in-law hudson river and empire state building. chrysler building river crossings panoramic views from this building all sides 360 degrees. you can see on a clear day up to 50 miles they tell us but not just an elevator ride to a viewing platform as we saw in the video on the way up here. virtual reality video on the elevator and experience itself. they call them sky pods you're surround by a time lapse video that shows manhattan transforming over 500 years from swampland to farm, homes to buildings, landmarks appear like trinity church and brooklyn bridge and floor counter higher and higher. when you reach 1970s of the twin towers appear and then disappear and then construction around you at the new tower built incredible ride. it will cost you, though 32 for

adults. >> a major attraction i can see it. rick right. there thanks so much rick. appreciate it. rise of isis turmoil in the middle eetion. china putting weapons on its artificial islands in the south china sea i say maybe time to spend some more money on the military. not less. and then elizabeth warren demonized speck tailors say she was a speculator herself bag in the 1990s. >> there's nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. you built a factory out there good for you. but i want to be clear you moved your goods to market on the roads it was paid for.

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stuart: the economy shrank in the first quarter of this year and manufacturing in chicago and milwaukee moved down to recession levels. that is why the dow industrials are up this morning. john l.a.field joining us sell in may and go away, even june there comes a swoon. would you recommend bearing in mind the state of the economy would you give that much

credence sell in may and l.a.? >> errors credence to this you. i don't see any good news coming out during the summer. there is no factors that will spur the fed is not going to move one way or the other i don't think that will happen until the fall. we're in recession for corporate profits, down 8.6% in the first quarter. that is not a good sign. that has to do with wage increases, not necessarily the strong dollar like they are claiming so it is a good time. stuart: i have brian kilmeade with me. you think is bad news. >> determining the economy, today it is a tactic. if the economy is sputtering she divorces herself on these issues from barack obama. if the economy gets turbos speed that is my guy, you see what we were able to turn around and use

those numbers. and pick and choose like this isis situation, clearly barack obama is in over his head she's going to separate herself a little bit. when it comes to the economy she could give either way and make a strong case and the dimension my husband? we doing pretty good. don: does she want to mention her husband? >> yes. i paused. stuart: back to you for a second. i have a couple stocks and the ones you to look for them. google, launching an apple a competitor called android pay. you like google at these levels for the long term? >> they are redoing google soda, a friend and cos are up loaded on to mobile devices. this is a way to capture the market. google is doing a lotings to expand, it is taking a while but when you have something as big, it is hard to bring ancillary revenue to a meaningful level but they are doing it. stuart: brick and mortar company, retailer game stop,

they are making money at the stock is up today even though we put it on death watch a couple years ago. would you buy game stop now at these levels? 44? >> when you put it on deaf shack, radio shack went to the tar pits like we thought it would at this stock use of would do the same same-store sales up 8.6%, digital up 26% to largest reseller of apple products second-biggest retailer of at&t products, doing really well in and on all cylinders right now. stuart: john wayfield back to the beach appreciate it. scott taylor former navy seal, iraq war veteran and he is sounding off on our military spending. here is the quote. democrats could get more federal spending they wanted elsewhere so they decided to they rail funding for our troops and try to get it there. scott taylor joins us now. you say we are draining money from the military and that is

true because we have cut military spending. in that environment i want to ask, what is more all like? >> i can only speak for myself and the folks that i know morales is not necessarily good for the people i have spoken to on active duty and not veterans out there. you mentioned the democrats playing politics with the money for our troops, our troops carry a huge burden on their backs literally the democrats would do well to take their lead and put politics aside and fund the requirements that are best for this nation. stuart: in the late 1970s under president carter the military had been run down and we were in trouble overseas with the iranian hostage crisis. along came ronald reagan and one of the first things he did was to immediately put a huge amount of money into revamping the military. i take it you want something similar now?

>> i think so. kudos to john boehner and the house leadership under the republicans, they put a bill forward that fully funded but keeps us on a path to have a balanced budget. if you when you know is easy to keep up and catch up at the same with spending whether it is for construction military. stuart: you are a former navy seal, correct? >> that is correct. stuart: did you go out on operations and fired guns in anger? >> in a anger? no. stuart: did you try to kill somebody? that is a anger. >> i can just say i was able to walk among great men, the best i will never know. stuart: you are not allowed to tell me. brian kilmeade as a question. >> had a chance to meet a lot of wounded warriors last night and everybody is talking about what is happening in iraq and syria. they are beside themselves with anxious and debris, they seem to want to go back.

how do you feel about it? >> thanks for asking. good to see you again. is disheartening when you see what is happening when everyone at the top, counseling the president saying if you remove the stabilizing force you will create a power vacuum and chaos in the middle east and will be broader conflict and you have folks who have fought and bled over there and watched their buddies die, it is disheartening to see us not get the job done or have the willpower, politicians who have the backbone and will power like our military folks do to see it through. >> we were talking about this on the radio. is our fight or the iraqis fight? i thought isis was our enemy now we find out they are just iraq's and any? how do you deal with it, scott? >> that is something spreading very quickly and we need to control the narrative. virtually and certainly physically. is my opinion that if they are enemies of america, i think we should kill very opposed to a

year. stuart: scott taylor former navy seal, we appreciate it see you soon. >> be back. stuart: when you are welcome on this program anytime. >> i got a little emotional. stuart: next week you can't. we are going to do a simulcast. >> it will be great for us. stuart: elizabeth warren made big money on flipping houses in the 1990s then she turned around and blame the 2008 financial crisis on flippers and speculators. brian kilmeade is still here. you got a comment on this? >> this is hypocrite 101 and the perfect example of somebody who finds herself vulnerable but guess who is rejoicing right now i'd has millions of surrogates ready to attack and push the story forward with many sources in the media hillary clinton. you want to show somebody they are not impervious not perfect not sitting on the sidelines because it is your turn then have a rebut some know when you

get in this game you better bring your catalog. stuart: senator elizabeth warren in the 1990s was buying foreclosed homes not always sprucing them up flipping them and making a really good money. i'm talking a quarter million dollars. you think that is now ammunition for hillary against -- >> it is never direct fire. it is the person at the new york times when they owe you a favor that is a story the suddenly comes out. it has happened to hilary duff and she knows how to play the game. stuart: we got this from the "national review" yesterday, she was indeed a flipper. i think you are going to stay at their. >> it would be my pleasure. stuart: hall of fame basketball player nba champion all-star became an investor after he retired from the game. how did he make his money? did he do well? back in a moment.

nicole: i am nicole petallides dow jones industrial average down 61 points 18065. the markets are under pressure ear today and down for the week but what is worse than the dow is the transportation index. listen to the transportation index movers and they have all been to the downside. our senior editor charlie brady noted bank of america downgraded several truckers including connolly and others but the group's overall is under pressure at the transportation

index is down 2% oil higher, intel a winner alcoa a winner, intel is close to a deal to buy its smaller rival $15 billion deal and the new york post is reporting that. you see up arrows decker swing to a profit but does see a wider loss going forward. at stock is down 3.5%. "varney and company" coming up after the break.

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stuart: shares of trucking companies taking a hit, bank of america downgraded all of them and they are all downsize "imus in the morning". the union representing the air traffic controllers demanding investigation of the faa a following the expos trouble in the skies. adam shapiro has been covering the story. what is the latest? >> the air traffic controllers association saying because of our reporting on fox business that this must be investigated. here is the exact quote. the f a a should be carefully examined its hiring practices to ensure the highest quality candidates for the training process, the public deserves nothing less. cheating on the entrance exam would become eligible to be an air-traffic controller, chaos and hiring process, dumped 3,000 qualified people and our hiring of the story. is a mess. the faa still refuses to

respond. check out what they posted to the gym the other day. >> a certain trust with the public that we have turned into needs to keep, we have a commitment to all those we serve. >> a suspect we are going to take care of them and that is our responsibility to do just that. >> what happens if we don't live up to that expectation. the public will move to fix that. >> that the loss posted in response to fox business according to sources at the faa a. those are air-traffic controllers that they have been in the system for years. they dumb down the exam to get in dumbing down some of the skills tests and according to its source from the f a a, he said was, quote i feel that the faa a, the charter department is going to f up the selection even worse than they have. >> they're locked down at the

faa we called about the report in detail their interaction with laura brown at the faa office. bernard: when you have impact's well done. nba hall of famer jamal wilkes has a new book out called jamal wilkes memoirs of the original smooth as silk welcome to the program. what is smooth and silky. >> one of the fans called me that and teammates headed. and he started calling me that. and it stuck over and vote years. >> did have a moniker like that. >> was great news. this is a financial program, and you are successful investor. we want -- hold on a second.

we want you to tell our viewers how are you so successful as an investor? >> thank you. i invested in gold when it was around $7.50 and now we have an advisory firm that specializes in precious-metals. stuart: you are a bold but beauty of >> i am. stuart: long time since i met a goal but. and close to 1200. >> i am in it for the long term not speculating. stuart: why did you buy gold? a lot of people buy gold the whole world is shot, it is -- >> i went to a conference several years ago it would take six to eight months to get my head around it.

it seems for portfolio insurance you have insurance for your car, your home it is another bucket that would not allocated in a currency and wants portfolio. stuart: congratulations. stuart: 750 is a good price to buy it. told on a second. brian kilmeade wants to get in. >> preparing for real life, spending most of your time in real life decided after i'm done i am not done, i want another chapter in my life and that is why it is so important you are here today championship player who is noticed one of the best i love the quote at the top of your web site, when john wooden was asked to is the perfect player i have a player who is a good defensive player and rebounder and the insight player and outside player why not just let it go and let it go at that? that is the best coach ever describing you. >> that sends chills down my spine. i never asked about it we never

talked about it, only thing i can think of is it was a compliment to my parents and how they raised day. my dad was similarly rooted in his christian faith but not judgmental and as i explained in my book which is available on amazon. >> that is the business acumen. >> i try to include not just my experiences through my eyes that i share with my fans who over the years had a book coming out but also sprinkles some encouragement and inspiration for young people and parents. stuart: smooth as silk. what a pleasure. get out of here. investing in gold at 750. >> it is truly an honor to be with you on your show. stuart: up next listen to this. of lamborghini suv.

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>> in a market for an suv, may be a luxury suv, lincoln navigator or portion cayenne doesn't cut it for you? lamborghini has the answer. here is a foxnews.com's automotive editor who has driven one of those. >> i have seen that in person, there's one concept that only a few people got their hands on. stuart: they wouldn't let you get your hands on it? >> something they have been shooting around for three years to figure out if they're going to make this, they're going to make this and make a ton of money. bernard: when you think they will sell a lot of them? >> they're selling 3,000 which would double their sales. end absolutely will. but the u.s. china will eat it up, the middle east will eat it up. stuart: i don't get it. why would you buy a lamborghini suv? you are never going to take the thing off road. nobody is going to do that. >> you are now one hundred% right. they are not for off-road they are being stuck in traffic downtown and looking good. even the ones designed to go

off-road don't often go off-road. stuart: a bentley has and suv kiki >> rolls-royce has won the year after that. >> delorean is coming out with a minivan. the new tesla suv has the gall wing doors. stuart: tesla has an suv? >> they will sell more of those it is a dying breed. the only company holding out literally is ferrari. they said we are not going to make this and that won't last much longer. it is i do not unlock this profit machine that suvs are. >> of gas goes up again which will, people say i got to get rid of that minivan. not on the exotic end. >> they care about the economy because they're all billionaires' and need to make some money, to buy quarter million dollar, which is what it will cost. $5 guest doesn't matter. stuart: what is so special about the lamborghini suv? what does it have that is so

good? >> the first exotic suv, utility vehicle, it will have the va 10 engine 600 horsepower, one of these elegant interiors and just the style. look at that. stuart: and taking it over a rocky road, i could do it without getting a flat? >> they will have videos driving around in the desert to show that it can. i don't think many people will. it is not lamborghini's first suv. in the 80s they made one, a real hummer type of thing. >> that is not an suv. it it looks like a rocket ship, a hybrid. >> that is what all these things are these days. if you are going to do that and joy over if you are 5-4. >> they're calling it a 2 plus 2 suv. i broke them. stuart: you are eating up time, the last time "varney and company".

during the noon hour and you shoot up -- >> adding to the show. i thought i was. stuart: when you are out of here and you are fired. more varney after this.

♪ stuart:? music. tune in 9:00 monday morning, fox business network "varney and company" is starting at 9:00 a.m.. we have a full three hours all the way for when i believe we are going to simulcast with brian kilmeade on his radio show. >> nationally syndicated show. stuart: ratings for us. simulcast with me. >> this show is hit.

and promise pay raise the entire staff. stuart: we are out of time. see all of you on monday at 9:00 a.m. eastern. got to be there we appreciate it. my time is up literally, here is lori rothman. lori: many thanks. the new time slot we will all be watching, good afternoon. i am lori rothman in for dierdre and we begin with breaking news a second vote now needed to decide who runs, seth bladder was expected to remain in power despite calls for his approval. >> you have an organization tainted by accusations of corruption and ask yourself who can provide the leadership to take this organization forward and it is unthinkable that seth can be the person to take organization forward, the change is needed and that change comes the more people have clarity what needs