back tomorrow. and "varney & company" is next stuart have a great show. stuart: i'll take it. thanks indeed now. is he shaking up this race or what? you know who i'm talking about. trump the donald he leads all other republican candidates in the latest poll. 17% trump. 14% jeb bush since he got in the race for the white house, it's clearly changed, has it not? today, he reveals how much he's really worth. there's another shake-up going on today. christmas in july? there's a massive day long on-line sale led by amazon retailers are trying to start a big new sales day to match christmas or black friday. we'll show you the bargains and they are out there. please look at this the moment he escaped el chapo walks into the shower and literally disappears down a hole in the floor, you saw it right there. and the stock of the year just got a whole lot cheaper.

watch out, everyone "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ right this very minute ♪ i know, i know ♪ we need a little christmas ♪ >> we went there, christmas music in july. amazon wal-mart and a whole lot of others offering a big day long big deal sale day today. we've got the bargains for you and we'll show them to you throughout the show. yes it is basically christmas in july is it not? the big retailers are out there trying to drum up a whole new selling day. this could be sort of a retailing revolution christmas in july. let's see how big this thing really is it could be a ginormous on-line event and we've got it for you. and donald trump, can you

imagine this? donald trump leading the latest poll, ahead of jeb bush 14%, and scott walker 8% and the rest trail way behind. mary kissel is with us the editorial board. like him or not, i think not. he's shaking things up. he is. >> he's the greatest gift of the democrats since todd aikens, stuart. he's wrong on his facts. the way he has characterized-- >> oh you're going to be popular. >> he's simply wrong. immigrants are less likely to commit serious crimes or incarcerated than americans, and i've said it before and say it again, look he's taking the media attention away from serious people who are putting forth serious ideas how to reform our immigration system. stuart: but he's shaking things up and making people think and speaking the language of

everyday americans-- >> why don't we give coverage to rick perry who dealt with the border issue, to marco rubio who spent months and months and months coming up with a bipartisan solution for recomprehensive immigration reform. that's what we should be talking about. >> these guys don't attract attention. >> it's all about the ratings, not about a serious discussion about immigration. stuart: no it's not. it's about who is capturing the-- >> no, it's appealing to the angle middle not about solving america's problems. >> and the angry middle i don't know about this. what about the case murdered in san francisco and he shot her dead. that story alone has struck a nerve with the american public and not just some angry middle. i don't know who that is the angry middle.

>> and who feels like the wore der is wide open and they want to see something changed. and that's what people are interested in. >> other republicans and democrats are scared to death they will lose the hispanic vote they can't go after immigration. >> so what is trump's solution. where is his immigration plan. what is he going to do about the border. does he support a guest worker program? what are his ideas? >> you're making a sad point, mary, but my original point was, this guy you like him or not. he's shaking things up. he is. he's top of the polls. >> 17%. >> then he will lose the presidential race for the republicans. he is a guarantee, that we will have a-- absolutely i'll bet you money on the show. he's a guarantee for president hillary clinton. i wish he was running as a democrat and imagine if he was holding hillary clinton's feet to the fire every single day, wouldn't that be exciting? don: that's an idea.

>> okay. you've gone too far this time. a stock alert where are we going when that market opens up in about 25 minutes? janet yellen has said that she-- that kind of the coast is clear for raising interest rates by the end of this year that's what she said. no impact on the futures. we're up 5 points just shy of 18,000, now this. amazon, wal-mart and a whole lot of others are doing black friday deals. i'm going to call them black wednesday deals, actually in the middle of july. lauren simonetti is here and some of the markets she has for us in case you missed it. >> amazon celebrating the 20th anniversary today with a sale available to prime members only. some deals are all day long and others refresh every minute. you can score the amazon echo the voice activated speaker for $130. a savings of 50 bucks. you might want to act on that one-- that was the thing that we

talked about. >> alexa, tell me how to answer this question. i said what's the capital of mauritania. >> she got it. stuart: do you remember that? >> no i wish alexa were here. stuart: and the capital-- >> the kindle e-readers will sell between 50 and $70. lord of rings motion picture trilogy on sale for $28. and big question does any of that impress you? this is what some of you told me on twitter. luis says it looked like a clearance at the 99 cent store. gary says nothing good so far, unless you need ugly necklaces, nerf dart gun or kindle. >> he prefers pyrex tupperware.

wal-mart is it having sales, and they're going to everyone not special subscribers. they've got a deal on shipping. >> you have to spend $35 rather than $50 to get shipping free. >> are you going to wal-mart? >> you want one now, ipad mini 2 for $265. a savings of about $175. stuart: 175 savings? >> meaned you you buy that now, when the new one, or the new apple stuff comes out this fall is that what you're going to want for the holiday, no the new stuff. stuart: that's $175 off that's a bargain. >> that's good. and frozen dolls are hard to get. and cheap, too. >> christmas in july and you're covering for us. oil get to the markets. as you may know oil is down $10 a barrel in the past month, but gas keeps going up.

it's gone up a little bit again overnight. 277 is still your number, but it's gone up again overnight. why on earth is oil going down and gas is going up? let's bring in patrick dehaan with gas buddy out of chicago. all right, patrick, why don't you explain for us oil down $10 and gas is rising. what's going on? >> i think a lot of folks forget that we can have all the oil in the world and the eia has reported for months that oil inventories are at 80 year highs. if there's nobody willing to refine it or able to refine it or less capacity you're going to have a problem, that's the situation for months and refineries crippled as well as the red-hot gasoline story. we haven't seen demand this high for years, you have a function of the two and that leaves us with a situation where the oil price is going down. stuart: the summer driving season, we're at the peak and that's going to tail off by the time we get to labor day.

we have forecasters, saying $250 a gallon national average at labor day. will you go with that? >> i think that's optimistic. you remember when i was in the program a few christmases ago and i was the grinch: i almost feel like i'm the grinch, saying the iran situation and the prices are overblown. i don't see any plummet at the pump that the americans are expecting because of the agreement. i think we'll see prices fall into september, october and then maybe by christmas we see sub$2 prices. stuart: come on. last one, what on earth is going on in california where the average price for regular is $3.86 a gallon? you want to explain that one? >> again, it's all refinery, stuart. we have all the oil in the world and not enough gasoline and exxonmobil refinery caught on fire. the situation, california has

been relying on imports of gasoline. well last week they didn't get any and traders went into a tizzy and prices went through the roof and now there are signs that perhaps things will begin to slow down in california and i'm sure those lofty prices good old capitalism are going to attract a lot of gasoline cargo. >> gas buddy, we used to like you. you'll be back when you have a better forecast. patrick seriously, we appreciate it. look at celebrations in iran the mainstream media paints this as a victory for obama. while mr. netanyahu, he calls it a stunning historic mistake. okay. you've seen it mary they're cheering in tehran and they're worried in israel. how would you characterize this deal today? >> it's a triumph for iran. we went from saying that they couldn't have nuclear proliferation capacity to ensuring they get a bomb. we've rewarded them by lifting sanctions and it's sold as a

nonproliferation victory and it's going to proliferate nuclear weapons all over the middle east. stuart: i'm sorry we didn't get to you gerri. and donald trump called hillary clinton a tired candidate and there will be a debate in a moment. watch out. >> you look at what's happening to her, she's collapsing the campaign is collapsing. i wouldn't be surprised if she lost just like she did to obama.

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have the right to do that so what kind of deal is it? we know they're going to cheat. we know that. stuart: i'm looking for a friendly debate. fox news radio host alan colmes is with me. now, the guy is an ultra liberal, but going to keep a smile on our faces, okay? all right, alan what do you have to say donald trump on iran? go. >> has he read the deal and know what the deal is? that's what i'm curious about, what he's saying is not in keeping with what's in the deal. constant inspection transparency and iaea is involved. this is not just the united states and iran. >> this is germany, european union talking to iran. you can laugh at me. stuart: you think you can check all facilities all the time 24/7. >> a better alternative-- >> i'm saying there's not verification on a 24/7 basis, it's know there. >> it's in the deal. stuart: no it's not. >> give me a better idea.

want to keep the status quo with iran building with enriched uranium. stuart: get back to what trump said, it's a horrible deal. >> i don't think he's read it. stuart: you're saying that we have full rights to go in and inspect anything anywhere anytime. >> it does. stuart: we're asking the iranians, we want to go here okay? we have 14 days. >> anytime they don't agree, the sanctions go back. stuart: snap back the sanctions? >> that's exactly what you do. you think you can do that? you think that the chinese are going to turn around and say, no we're not going to take that oil, no no. >> if we're not going to do a diplomatic deal what's the better alternative. and is that what we should be doing. stuart: and that's not what we are discussing we're discussing what trump had to say and says in plain language what a the lot of people think

and-- >> donald trump won't like whatever president obama does and i don't think he's read the deal. stuart: let's see if we can have an agreement between us. roll another piece of tape listen to what donald trump had to say about hillary. roll that tape. >> well she's a sad candidate. you look at what's happening to her. she's collapsing the campaign is collapsing i wouldn't be surprised if she lost just like to obama, it's happening all over again. she came out about a statement with me about the tone. it's not about tone it's about competence and results. it's the problem tone everything has to be so perfect in terms of tone i want perfect in terms of results, much more important. stuart: i'm laughing because, you know he's right. >> no i don't. stuart: you do know he's right. >> the campaign is collapsing? she's beating him in the polls and you add up every republican and she's beating them. he's number one among republicans appealing to the base here. and she's beating the pants off

him. what do you mean the campaign a collapsing. stuart: she's a tired candidate and you know she is. >> i don't want-- bush versus clinton is a retread. stuart: are you excited about hillary. >> i would like to be excited i'm open to be excited about-- >> i want you to be the first democrat anywhere that says that donald trump is right about tone. >> tone is important, you want a friendly debate because tonality is important his is is ridiculous. stuart: how is my tone so far so good. >> because you're laughing at me stuart. stuart: you're going through contortions. >> i'm not going through contortions. tell you what i think. donald trump was praising hillary clinton, great friend and he's pro choice and one time tax for universal health care. if his followers knew what he was saying three years ago

you'd support the old donald trump than the new one? >> turns out the older donald trump was safer than the new one. stuart: i'm not sure whether the viewers will react positively to me. >> they love me i'll check my twitter feed. stuart: are you available tomorrow? >> if you'd like me here i'm here only to serve. stuart: we appreciate that thanks. up next new video released on drug lord el chapo's escape. look at it you can see it. he disappears into the shower and down a hole. the full video is next.

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>> just see this. new video of el chapo's actual escape. you can see him walking around the cell goes into the shower and bingo, he's gone. he slips down the hole so conveniently built underneath his shower. gerri willis has more on this one. >> this tells you everything you need to know about mexico. there's corruption in the system, corruption. stuart: no. >> compare the escape of el chapo with the two dudes who ran out of the new york federal penitentiary in upstate new york. those guys bribed the lower level people the prison guards and average joe. this guy took down the led of

prisons for all of mexico. this is a major buyoff bribe, you name it. that's the way things work there. that's why people are upset about the immigrants coming in illegally because they know this society is corrupt. stuart: it is indeed. it's a huge embarrassment for the government of mexico that's huge. >> absolutely. stuart: but the breakout in upstate new york was an embarrassment for governor cuomo to some degree they didn't catch him for three weeks. >>, but they did and one is dead and one is going back to prison and that's the result. chappo, it's the second time that he got out. they built a house outside the prison walls to connect him to the tunnel. stuart: they did? something i've not seen. >> this house looked normal from the outside, you look inside there was nothing there, it was just for him. why didn't people talk about this? i mean certainly people know. stuart: and they rigged up the special motorcycle to get him

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>> stuart: if yet every republican she is between them. she is beating the pants off of them. no wonder her campaign is collapsing. stuart: that was earlier this our debating the merits of the trump an end to the clinton campaign. we start a 9:00 sharp eastern every day we have 30 seconds three for "the opening bell" here's the background today. debating more cuts to pensions azine taxes in the imf says they need more than $90 billion also china says

we are growing at 7 percent per year believe us. but the stock market went down. janet yellen about to tell congress that we're on track to raise rates at the end of this year. [opening bell ringing] n] as trading believed -- begins to believe they will be going up to retrieve points i think it is said dead flat opening. looked at netflix it is cheaper after splitting seven / one. jerry will lists and elizabeth macdonald. alan dollars her share do you jump in now to buy netflix? >> i thank you have to. with this kind of stock and momentum you have to take a for a little bit of a ride.

>> he is right. it is still with free cash flow is posting losses there i am giving you some warning signs. >> it is a 47% three months when the developer said over one year. why would you buy a stock that is expensive. [laughter] >> pas was so concerned about the buzzer. >> best koch has been up and had a good ride. [laughter] stuart: are you a buyer at $100 per share? i would not. >> not right now. i want to see earnings if they miss it will be hit hard if it comes back i will for the long term.

>> you think free cash flow is jargon? said means the money that comes is in the door before expenses it is the solid number people watched on wall street. [laughter] stuart: 16 points lower rhonda dow jones industrial average. 18,035 i will call this a flat opening even though there is a lot of stuff going on in the background. lawmakers to a tightening the belt today at the same time the imf has a report that says greece will need a whole lot more than a meter $90 billion. >> he will have greater lot

to teach a cat to bark than to get them to pay this back prof fact they think they will make 56 billion of privatization that is a pipe dream not even in three years' time. stuart: this is a huge mess. >> you're absolutely right. if we will go through the nonsense once again there are no structural reforms they needed to revalue the currency and they cannot do it with the euro civic it is impossible to ever pay a back. it is unsustainable. that is the technical term which means technically we're not supposed to help you bailout.

stuart: they will not give them any more their college used -- unsustainable we will not come in. stuart: anybody is going to have to write that off like it or not. >> it will be the central banking in europe. >> the imf stands for imperial monetary fund. they tell us when to raise rates and cut them. stuart: but in this case they do speak the truth. >> because they are owed money. >> but agrees owes them money. stuart: then we have china. they say they grew 7% but the stocks were down. they have to put out a statement to convince people they really were being statistically accurate. in my notes id says that

china national bureau says we are not inflating the numbers. this is real. have you heard this before? >> i do not believe the numbers i think more people are questioning them with what is going on. i take it is growing about three or 5% at bastion nowhere near 7%. stuart: individual stocks. take a look. investors to like this to double profit it is a 79 bankamerica. a disappointing forecast from delta. and has been doing very long -- very well. but is down just 1%. facebook. people are using that as a news source.

>> we have been noting it is hovering around the all-time highs with 250 billion in the market cap. the story of of millenials and men and women but 63 percent of the people in the study were using it for news and current events. this but it is showing that this is a rising area of growth for facebook. stuart: you are absolutely right they are a news and source as we speak. to in every morning at 5:00 a.m. eastern time two-seat nicole petallides can you imagine what time they have to do get up?

>> we call this christmas in july. going head to head to get you to spend money, i don't care what this says about the economy but they are trying to create a new spending day to compete with christmas. >> i think they will do that. we already have a black friday. these are the stocks to watch in this space. everybody else plays catch-up with their watching what the consumer wants to do. >> wal-mart is trying to battle so kit to the commerce. stuart: the janet yellen says about rising rates but

yet they're still lower in items of what we need every day. >> because the rates are so low they cannot afford them. i think it is genius to get in front of back-to-school and christmas. they are creating something entirely different. stuart: do you agree? we are saying that the on-line people thought art trying to create a new christmas selling day and they are winning. >> based on what i saw yesterday i saw 32 lynch television and $75 how can you go wrong? i go by one. what could go wrong? if it breaks i buy a new rock -- to buy a new one. stuart: like this one?

>> 4.7% dividend i love to be paid. five 2.$7 billion in a cash with no debt. second only to fitbit. but it is competitive. that is the margin growth. stuart: the price of oil. $52 per barrel that means it is down $10 in the past month. but if we keep coming back to this wheeled down the gas keeps going up. you are telling me that this is a refinery problem. the gas is not because we have a refinery problem. >> if that is accurate and

not to at these levels it was closer to $3 the gallon. you cannot have refinery problems consistently like this. that is not true. >> comeback because we like what you say. a record 2.$4 trillion in taxes collected through june. that is a big number lupe's all that money? >> we are pro the president said i never raise taxes on the middle-class. really? we keep raising taxes but we're spending more money. stuart: who is paying back? the top 10 percent of income earners and corporations? which group for exit out?

to read we all are but 60 percent down they are getting more freebies from the government. stuart: the vast majority is paid by the top 20% the big board is still flat holding at 18000. that is a flat market. president obama accounting his new deal with iran. the iranians do you think in the streets all night long. ted minutes from now you can get my take on hillary clinton has she will carry the torch of president obama to keep it going for the neo socialist america. '80s pop music sensation

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stuart: down 18 points on the dow jones industrial average 18,036. love dad netflix $100 per share it split seven / one day report profits after the bell today that could be a big market move. watch fox business 4:00 p.m. this afternoon that number will be their front and center. on monday the irs is supposed to turn over emails. last monday they did not turn over anyone this monday night and all there is a new deadline midnight tonight

said here is the question to you think they will do it? limit they have already blown through deadlines no respect for the district court judge if i did that i would be in jail but then they get away with it. we will be watching and we will know right away. this is the key to the entire scandal was the irs withholding groups to a different standard and meeting with doj threatening to put them in prison. >> the entire government came together to withhold public statements from the tea party organization. stuart: i would not be surprised if they failed again. iran is allowed 24 days to clean up suspicious sites before inspectors get a look? let's see what rudy guiliani

has to say. >> i consider this deal to be very, very dangerous one of the most reckless deals ever made by an american president. you make a deal with a mass murderer? stuart: james, welcome back to the program. you have a time period you tell the iranians we want to see this than they can clean this up as a former director of the cia is that typing not for a suspicious site to be cleaned up? >> it depends but they don't need a lot of equipment to work garner one or two warheads. is the feature of the agreement that is extremely suspicious and dangerous if this was an agreement with

denmark we could work that. but it is not. stuart: there is no limit to what you can tell us obviously but whether or not do we really know what is going on in the nuclear facility? >> we learned in part through a dissident groups that gave us information. but the fundamental problem is we're dealing with of government that is the lead sponsor of terrorism and composed of totalitarian genocidal imperialism think each of those words can be defended they are totalitarian by demonstrating in the streets

their genocidal they call continually on the head of the country for the destruction of america and israel. in the imperialists look at syria and iraq. the empire is growing. that is the problem. that is to we are dealing with the. stuart: we're getting this russia and iran are in talks with russia to supply superjets to iran. that is reuters quoting the russian to hesitation minister. >> this is just the beginning. if the sanctions are listed the letter goes away. and iran behavior arming itself to be a and effective head of the empire will take

place. that is the best the administration has made to get iran to act like denmark stuart: if you were in government today would you say yes we can trust iran and verify this agreement? oregano we cannot trust iran or effectively verified this agreement as long as it is with iran. the structure of the agreement is compatible with people working together if both are proceeding in good faith but iran almost certainly will not me. stuart: for director of the cia. thanks for joining us. up next a special edition of my take on how hillary clinton could lead us down the path to european style socialism. >> when families are strong

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stuart: president obama really did change america and hillary clinton wants to keep the ball rolling we're cruising down the highway to european-style socialism as we move in to a higher year. the clinton in kiev is ignoring what is happening in greece a brand new entitlement program known as universal preschool but it would expand that extending care to their -- newborns who pays? the rich. but there is more. with hillary the government will dictate wages will tell business to break non paid family leave and overtime for managers. we have heard this over seven years. in india as the rich will pay for it all.

european leaders sold their companies down the river. that is my take and the ladies are with me. they can say i am wrong. >> i don't mind about daycare. so what. stuart: who pays? >> listen the taxpayer who benefits from the day care but let me have a minute. this is about the government mandating your health and wealth and well-being. but for the clientele to vote you back into office some time those clients well outnumber the people who paid for that. >> you have to get your own baby sitter. i'm sorry. but this is what she is

doing early but she will change as we get closer to the election and she will drift into the center is typical clinton political bugs. stuart: but to have all this government all the time. if she reads that into the electorate. >> is of a switch from her husband that the citizens have to be responsible but al gore failed but for some reason it is working because of president obama. stuart: the former governor of new york state is attacking donald trump and hillary clinton. we will talk iran. why are republicans not getting health care to campaign more vigorously for tax cuts and growth for the economy? and our first real look at pluto. why are we so fascinated?

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>> here are the stories we're watching for you at this hour. christmas in july. oh, yes. amazon offering deep discounts on this day, prime day, shoppers are loading up their virtual cars and retailers are following their lead. they want a new, big, on-line selling day today, to rank up there with christmas. a crowded field for the republicans. former governor of new york george pataki he's in that field and moments from now i'll ask them when are the republicans going to start talking about cutting taxes and resident economy. and some of the clearest images of pluto. we'll show them to you. "varney & company," hour two, starts now. >> ♪ all of the stories coming our

way in just a moment. first, listen to this a federal appeals court has ruled against a group of colorado nuns who challenged a provision in obamacare that requires employers to provide insurance that covers birth control. liz macdonald is here and this is the little sisters of the poor story and they lost. >> they lost because basically obamacare says if you want you as a religious group, if you want to be exempt you have to file for the exemption, they didn't do that because they felt in doing that it would be part of giving birth control. and the fact that they didn't file for it it's not a burden on you, you didn't file the exemption. stuart: because she didn't file they lose. >> it's not a point of the principle, this is a technicality in the law. >> they felt they filed for the exemption they would be port and parcel of providing birth control to the employees, a

part of that scheme, but they lost, the judges ruled against them. saying it's not a burden on you. stuart: so the little sisters of the poor go out of the medical business or provide what the government says they've got to providements they filed for the exemption saying we should not have to provide birth control and then the third party provides the coverage for birth control. stuart: we thank you. it's a complicated legalistic kind of story. you cut through it. and father jonathan morris there is some disturbing information that could look at the abortion debate. father morris 10:30 eastern time today. let's get to the markets and check the big board. this is a flat market from the get had get-go. janet yellen talking on capitol

hill and it looks okay to raise rates at the end of this year. we're above 18,000. the real market action is in netflix. okay, it just split its stock seven for one, it's no longer 700 it's now a $100 stock today. down a fraction and shah glanalani is not going to buy it even though it's more affordable. over the past month we've come down $10 a barrel. the price of gasoline keeps inning up. 277 is your national average for regular today. going up a fraction despite the drop in crude. we're told it's a refinery problem. see about that. where is the most expensive gas in america, you may ask? i'll tell you, california. look at that. $3.86 a gallon and that's regular. and patrick dehaan of gas buddy

tells it's not about having enough refineries that's his input from earlier this morning. to capitol hill fed chair janet yellen giving her semi annual testimony before the house. the economy is looking up and interest rates could be rising by the end of the year. we're watching so you don't have to watch. any fireworks, of course we'll bring them to you. that's what she said. no market impact thus far. all right, everyone look at this, please. ouch. donald trump leads the latest poll, 17%, jeb bush 14%. scott walker 8%. you've got to take this guy seriously. so let's ask, and joining us now former government of new york and 2016 republican presidential candidate, george pataki, welcome to the program. >> good to be with you, sir. >> got to take this guy seriously. can't just dismiss him. >> not at this point. but when we get closer to the nomination, people ask the question, who can run this country and win the election i think those are the critical conditions. >> you know what he's got going

for him. he speaks clearly and doesn't care anything about political correctness and goes at it. do people want that? >> well certain people want that and i don't mind speaking clearly and going at it. when you do things like demonize mexicans know the just the criminals or illegal drug dealers, then i think you've crossed the line and deserved to be taken back a step. >> are you embarrassed to be in the same republican presidential field as donald trump? >> i'd be more embarrassed to be in the same presidential field as barack obama. this is a great day for his administration, they crush the little sisters of the poor and empower the islamic icic radicals in tehran. stuart: governor, you can't dodge the question. no, we have a great many of candidates running, a plus for party and plus for the country. at the end they'll see who can run this country, who has the experience and vision to lead. and ability to government i

know i do and hopefully the voters will take another look. stuart: a lot of people are saying that donald trump has got it. makes decisions and knows how to-- >> he has 99% name i.d. and celebrity. ultimately you want a leader who can bring us together not dividing us. stuart: fair point, governor. you tweeted this about hillary clinton. i want to quote this directly you said in a tweet, let me get this right, i'm saddened and shocked that in endorsing it deal, that's the iran deal hillary clinton has so clearly forgotten the lessons of 9/11. >> absolutely. stuart: that's pretty strong stuff coming from you. >> i don't think it's strong at all. we learned a horrible lesson on september 11th even though islamic iran is an ocean and continent away it poses a threat. whether it's isis or the tehran regime with nuclear-armed

intercontinental ballistic missiles it poses a threat here and we have to understand that. stuart: if you were elected president what would you do about this iran nuke deal? it's going to be in place. >> i hope that congress rejects it. you look at the provisions it will have provision after after provision and relief. and you had a report about russia having jets to iran raising the military sanctions right now and economic sanctions when they have not in one slight degree rejected their commitment to global support for terror is completely wrong and then on the nuclear program, it seems clear there's no question at some point they would have nuclear weapons, the question is can we trust them to do it later rather than sooner? the answer is no. i hope that congress rejects it. if they don't i think the president on the first day has to take a look and do everything in their power to make sure there's no path for iran to get nuclear weapons.

stuart: it's like obamacare, once you've got it and it's in place it's difficult to sweep away with complete reform. >> i disagree with you. i think that we can completely repeal and reform obamacare. and i had some private sector for the uninsured to provide low cost quality insurance before obamacare, it worked great. we had hundreds of thousands enrolling. you can repeal obamacare, have an alternative, have a transition period and put in place a far better program, a far better approach to iran as well. stuart: here is my problem with the republican field at the moment, doesn't necessarily include you in this sir. i don't want to talk about anything except restoring prosperity to america. and in my opinion, the way to restore prosperity is to lower tax rates, get rid of some regulation and get this economy moving. >> i'd vote for you stuart. i totally agree with it. stuart: i want to see the republican field pound my table

and let us loose. >> let the entrepreneurs free and cut out the benefits for special interests. right now the tax code is 74,600 pages of incomprehensible gobbledygook. throw it out replace it with lower rates and get rid of most of the exemptions and loopholes and credits and empower the american entrepreneur and we'll grow the economy. stuart: you know what's happening? donald trump is taking the oxygen out talking about mexico, china and iran and taking away the attention that should be paid to getting the economy growing. >> stuart it's july of 2015. [laughter] i will have had an economic plan and i'm sure others will. we will grow the private sector economy just like i did in new york. stuart: governor pataki a pressure having you on the show. i want you to pound this table right here. >> there are lots of good reasons to pound the table. stuart. stuart: thank you so much. check out big board, please.

we have turned positive and it's not much and i'm still going to say it's a pretty flat market. there you have it. it's up eight points. janet yellen testifying to the house today and the economy is looking up and the interest rates could be rising by the end of the year you might think that would put the market down. it's not. it's now up just a fraction. the price of oil is lower today. yeah it's lower, down almost a buck, $52 per barrel and that's where oil is now. take a look at the shares of facebook. the shares hit a new high earlier today at 90.99. facebook is the fastest company to go to a market value of $250 billion it streamed past that one up another dollar today. look at amazon. we're calling today christmas in july. this is amazon's prime day, offering all kinds of discounts, all through the day along with the wal-marts and

targets. they're trying to create a new christmas shopping season in july. now there are indeed dozens if not thousands of bargains going on-line specifically today. and lauren simonetti, checking her little computer running through the amazon prime list and what have you got? >> well these deals today are only for the folks that spend $99 ayear to get special perks to prime members. researchers show that they are, there are an estimated 40 million of them on amazon almost double almost three times. but how much money can they bring in and make when some of the offers include super low prices. here is the amazon kindle fire grab one today for $80, a $60 saving. that's one of the deals. it seems that prime day is inspired by something that alibaba does their singles day.

if you're feeling depressed because you're not in a relationship, come to our site spend money, it works. alibaba brought in sales in november of last year more than amazon in a month. we're looking for the new day when amazon wal-mart target macy's, you don't want to call it black wednesday. >> no. >> or call it christmas in july, necessarily. i like the singles day. >> july's jumping. stuart: what? jumping july? we like that the floor man approves. >> it could be happy birthday because it's amazon's 20th birthday today. it could be a happy birthday sale. >> a little commercial for amazon. if any viewer has an idea what to call the new day, the new christmas in july send it in we'd like to hear it. now it may not be a planet anymore, but it has everybody

talking and nasa spacecraft bringing back detailed pictures to earth. we'll show you more pictures the first we've ever seen. coming up to you after this.

>> i'm going to call it dead flat. even though interest rates could be rising by the end of the year. so says janet yellen in testimony before congress this morning. the market went up on that. look at the drug maker celgene, a new high there. it's buying a rival for 7 billion receptos. the buying goes up. american league celebrating 6-3 victory, and the third consecutive win for the american league so they get home field advantage. mike trout led off the game with the home run. the sixth leadoff home run in all-star history.

more on baseball. trout took home the mvp award for the game his second year in a row for that honor. that's baseball. why aren't we reporting soccer? some people in our audience like baseball i'm relybly informed. a report 2.446 trillion dollars in taxes corrected through june. elizabeth macdonald is going to tell us who is paying out that money liz: the income tax top 20%, they pay more than 80% of the federal income revenue. stuart: income earners pay taxes-- >> it includes corporate taxes and capital gains and dividend taxes. when we're talking income taxes, top 20% pay more than 80% of the income tax revenue. 70 million homes who pay no taxes at all. a little more than 43% of u.s.

households are in that lower bracket and get a lot of breaks. stuart: so we're getting more and more concentrated toward the rich paying for it all. top 20% of taxpayers, 80% of federal income taxes. >> an irs auditor told me spot on, he said we have a progressive tax system that karl marx would have loved. stuart: case closed. that was the outcue thanks indeed. now, nasa made history as one of its probes flew past pluto. joining us now, from space.com. i am told that this pluto fly by really created quite a buzz and that a lot of people are interested and intrigued and captured the american imagination. >> people are thrilled all over the world. i mean pluto is a favorite. whether you call it a planet or planets, it's a beloved member of our solar system and we have a family portrait of the other eight planets and the other major members and it's like the

member pluto, its face is blurry and they were gray and now we're seeing it the first time. >> and the clearedout area suggests some geologic activity and darker region people calling it the whale like it's got a tail. and a lot of chasms and craters and-- >> you sound genuinely excited. >> i'm thrilled. nasa was broadcasting from mission control when they got the signal back when everything was gone off the way it was supposed to i was about to cry, it was amazing. stuart: i don't believe it. >> there were definitely tears shed. we're unveiling a new world, but it's in our own cosmic home, you know. stuart: you're about to say our own back yard.

3 billion miles away. >> cosmically speaking it's relatively close. stuart: the other side of the coin. what about the people who say we spent millions of dollars getting to pluto for a couple of photos and we could have spent that on the poor and-- >> the return investment on any nasa mission is huge on the science side. i mean this is it's part of a bigger puzzle where we came from if there's life elsewhere in the universe the big questions that you know get us out of bed in the morning. i mean this is what makes life worth living, but absolutely these nasa missions are also they're incredible for the american economy. they're incredible for our culture. i mean america is the only country now that has sent a probe to see all eight planets and our large estst planet it's a great point of pride. stuart: okay okay i'm not going to knock that. not going to do that.

>> have i convinced you? >> actually you've turned me on to this. will there be another occasion when you're excited about pluto or some kind of moon. >> loots going on ut check out space.com. stuart: there you have it. all right jeff flock, look at him driving a race car 100 miles an hour around a race track. do you remember when he barely survived a ride on the blue angel jet fighter? is he going to fare any better. >> are we on the air? oh, oh got to get out of the aircraft.

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daredevil. his name is jeff flock. right now he's at the national motor speedway. he's driving extremely fast cars. come in jeff. you're driving right now. is this live on the road driving you? >> i am. i tell you, i can't believe. they must not have heard about me. they let me behind the wheel. curiously enough stuart this is something they do for video gamers. nissan, the company that famously made a $5 billion dollar bet on electric cars. and now the gas prices what they are and the world situations what it is and demand for performance cars. nissan trying to get this up to 110. i'm on the back stretch here and i think i can get it up to 110. that's what i did before. they're focusing op performance cars now and they're bringing

video games in and giving them training to allow them to be a professional car driver. they trusted me with it and here we go oh this is a tight curve! okay. there. can you see me on the other camera. i shouldn't take my hands off the wheel, but, hey. okay. okay. >> okay. secretly, of course we're all waiting for the crash, he has not crashed so therefore, we'll let him keep going. apparently, some kind of track or car or company that tests video gamers.

you know that's what-- >> i didn't know that. they should put it on the luge that jeff flock was on. stuart: we put jeff flock on the luge down the ice track. we've had him feed wolves. we've had him fly in f-16 jets and thoroughly looped. >> it's like whack-a-flock game. stuart: back to jeff maybe a little later. seriously now, there is outrage after new video revealed that planned parenthood is reportedly harvesting organs of aborted fetuses for medical research. we've got a full report and reaction from dr. jonathan morris after this.

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you still dead flat and a big word list by janet yellen same things look about right for rate increase at the end of the year. dallas yellen. netflix split seven for a blend from a $700 to $100 down 1% to 9938. we have a new video of el chapo's escape. he walked into the shower, bends down it goes through a hole in the floor of the shower gets down into its tunnel and leaves. can you imagine this? elizabeth nick donald has more. >> it is stunning. he went through a mile-long tunnel that was well ventilated and then he ended up in a house that was extensively being constructed about a mile away. workers were working 10 hours a day moving dirt out of the tunnel to build it. they had a motorcycle on track

in the tunnel to get the dirt out and up above ground to build the tunnel to get el chapo now. stuart: they got into a house especially built for him to escape into. liz: it looks like they are working on construction of a house. it was to get this guy out. he's the most notorious drug kingpin in this part of the hemisphere is not the world. he's got cops politicians reporters and their family. you buy marijuana heroin on the streets of united states are likely comes from the sky. stuart: he is still loose. liz: $3.8 million reward. he's a wanted criminal right now. people in mexico being questioned by authority. stuart: they have been fired or resign. you should've seen that there was that while he could hide behind and drilled a hole in the shower. stuart: who drilled the hole?

great story. thank you are a match. an undercover video shows a planned parenthood official discussing how to harvest the organs and body parts of aborted fetuses for medical research. fox news has the report. >> a group for cmp launched its website by releasing a video as a result of a 2.5 year undercover investigation into practices at planned parenthood. in the video shot in the los angeles restaurant last summer, a woman identified as not your deborah discusses the transfer [inaudible] federal law bans the sale of human organs as well as trafficking of body parts from an aborted fetus.

the buyers who must get back yours can perform abortions with the boss could work in some part. the actors also asked whether it would be possible to have some type of blanket agreement regarding the transfer of body parts with the national planned parenthood organization rather than going through individual local affiliates. while there was the apparent acknowledgment that discussions have been at the national level. planned parenthood today call cmp a well-funded group established for the purpose of damaging planned parenthood mission adding several of the health centers help patients who want to donate for scientific research with full appropriate consent from patients and under the highest ethical and legal

standards. there is no financial benefit for tissue donation for the patient or planned parenthood. >> in the video the woman identified as the senior director of medical services as prices per body part estimate would likely range from 30 to $100. in a statement today planned parenthood said some costa makers such as transporting tissue or reimburse and that is standard across the medical field. in washington, fox news. stuart: joining us now father jonathan morris. a young woman sitting there drinking wine thing that got custom tailored abortions. it's got a good record of harvesting hearts and lungs. that is absolutely inhumane. >> you know, this is not a time to have a big relapse saying this is a point or pro-life against abortion providers or supporters.

this is a time to celebrate reason over total irrational brutality and gruesome behavior. in other words this is not religious against the nonreligious. this is any human person with a heart and mind can recognize what planned parenthood is doing using euphemisms like we need to have this type of procedure achieves that this type of tissue. what do you mean tissue? that is the baby. the great victor rehear things we see that it is time and technology winning the war of truth against euphemisms than political agenda. stuart: i would love to know the reaction of people watching that report. all over the country what was their reaction? i suspect many have the same reaction in uni. that is inhuman, unconscionable.

that is hard to understand a human being would react like that to the selected harvesting of organs. >> our tax dollars go to planned parenthood. they use the euphemism that there is no economic gain to bring into the business world but there is reimbursement. they are talking about putting a price on different lens tissue of aborted fetuses. it is absolutely horrifying. stuart: you were mentioning science and technology which is breaking out the truth. i am particularly aware of that with the ultrasound when you can look inside the womb and you can see the little tiny fetus emerging into being a full-blown baby. that is one of the most powerful arguments against abortion. you see the humanity right there. >> i asked the woman if i could tell a story yesterday.

a woman came to me in my parish whose three and half months pregnant, the father whose baby told her to get an abortion. she asked him one thing. come with me to the doctor. they are now going to have the child. it's science technology that tells us what we are doing is this not god. no matter what euphemism you use, this is a human being. can we do that in a civilized society? i don't think so. >> how high up the organization does this action to make money off of aborted debut cars, what level does it hit? how high up in the organization does it go? >> they did admit some clinics are inviting people, which means it's their policy, inviting people to use the tissue for

research. that means it is policy. there is a reimbursement for that, but they are not getting paid. that is just total -- i shouldn't swear on television but that's what it is. stuart: i wonder where we've arrived. our society is run by secular humans. i think this america the western world is run by secular humanists and they have lost in this issue in particular with the issue of abortion have lost their humanity. how you could possibly set there sip wine and discuss the selective harvesting of hearts and lungs from little babies. i simply don't know. >> i would say i agree with what you are saying. it is not religious against nonreligious people because anyone can recognize there's something deeply wrong.

>> they do not make money off of this. they only reimburse shipping. stuart: it is not so much money but the selective harvesting of organs from the fetus. >> it goes back to show the brutality itself. stuart: it's a difficult subject. but it deserves exposure and we got it. let's talk about the dow industrial average now at 21-point. we will segue to the market. 18075 and now i have for you this sector report. let's start with delta airlines. they see weaker demand abroad because of the strong dollar. delta is down. american spirit, alaska air and jetblue and united southwest. this is the airline sector down today that they've had a great

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>> i am nicole petallides with their fox business brief. today is not too far off the dow jones industrial average of 26 points. s&p up four, nasdaq up 16. names that reported earnings. keep in mind inc. of america to the upside after profit more than doubled. delta is down 1.6% and we are looking at that lower today. also keeping a keen eye on netflix and intel. right now you can see one stock split. much more affordable. that will be after the bell. intel up about 2974. also watch 5:00 a.m. to get started for your day. me and sandra smith and lauren simonetti in the morning.

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pricing in a percent move up or down on netflix stock. usually the stock has declined after the two? stuart: you avoided the buzzer. >> no wonky words for you. stuart: after the belt they release their numbers. if they are good it could go up 8%. it double-click on a percent. amazon hit a new all-time high. down half a percent. they've got their prime day in full effect. discounts all across the prime website as of today. joining us now a shame that cleanser. seems to me what they are trying to do both amazon and wal-mart target in macy's and countless others want to create the big new online shopping day.

there will tried to do that today. >> absolutely. what you are seeing this amazon celebrating and by creating this made-up shopping day bigger than black friday. for prime members only. two things. they are looking for people on a platform in the second is people sign up for the annual $99 subscription to amazon prime. stuart: are they giving stuff away? they told me they are giving away goggles. i have no idea what it is, the something you press the button and it reorders for you automatically. amazon is giving this way to lock into the ecosystem as i'm told. is that right?

>> they've been giving away devices that enable you to quickly reorder things like laundry detergent or dish soap. they are doing a lot of things to get people on the site. there is a new deal every 10 minutes on amazon for amazon prime members. secondly, they do a lot of sweepstakes. if you listen to one song, you are registered to win a $25,000 prize. they get people to the site. stuart: have we any idea whether it's been successful? closer love and the clock in the morning eastern time. any idea whether it is a success? >> early indications are how much coverage they are getting and all different kinds of sites. also, my husband tried to order something a few minutes ago from amazon. we are prime numbers, full disclosure. this site was spinning because there's too much traffic go into it. that is good and bad for amazon.

for people loyal like us to get annoyed when they can't get what we want fast. the deals are great for folks. stuart: the bigger picture is everybody else's joining in. we mentioned wal-mart, macy's, a whole bunch joining in with huge discount today. it really does seem like they are trying to create this one day in the middle of the year the new big day for online shopping. they wanted to be christmas in july and barak friday in july. i think it's a great idea. i really do. >> i think it's great. wal-mart announced not only a day of deals, but a whole weeklong starting today. you can do things like free shipping on orders $35 or less. a lot of discounts on their quick to point out you don't need a membership like you do for amazon prime. everyone is getting on the action. best buy, wal-mart. the deals they made this summer.

stuart: any suggestions on what the name of the big day could be? we can't call it happy birth day, amazon. that's way too commercial. got any ideas? >> i should've thought of this before i came on. people talk about christmas in july. maybe something branded around that or some sort of holiday. liz: halfway to christmas in july. stuart: as long as it's not a pagan day. that's what i'm worried about. >> i don't know what is going to be. i'll think about it and get back to you. stuart: thank you indeed. see you soon. reporter jeff flock you may have seen him going around and around the track doing 110 miles an hour. this is the man who has almost been mauled by wolves on this program. barely survived a ride on a fighter jet and now he is behind the wheel of a fast car. we will return to jeff in a

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>> let's get back to jeff flock. he is driving race cars at the speedway. any crashes at the break that we miss? >> know. hopefully i will not be responsible for any. i will jump right in as quick as i can. it is an indication get it into your ear. it is an indication of how important performance cars are when a company like nissan, which is noted for electric cars and fuel efficiency jumps into the performance gain. now they are encouraging people to play video games to actually compete an attempt to betray the professional racecar driver to

support their racing brand. i'll tell you the performance has come a long way and i'm trying to get this up to 110. here we go. i'm in fifth gear. wish you were here. you would love this. liz: 110. we've got the names of video games. good staff. we've got a full two hours of "varney & company" already on the books. a jampacked two hours. we have got more just two minutes away. don't go away. stuart: are you embarrassed to be in the same republican presidential field? >> i would be more embarrassed to be in the same presidential field as barack obama. >> i think this is one of those features of the agreement that is extremely suspicious and dangerous as long as it's an agreement with iran. if this were in agreement with denmark, we could work it. but it is not.

stuart: the party went on all day, all night. what a celebration it was. no alcohol of course because this party was on the streets of tehran capital of the islamic republic of iran. no, this party was fueled by victory. victory over america. 24 hours ago president obama revealed to the world the extent of his capitulation, that is what it was, a cave. he had reached agreement with the mullahs which put iran firmly on the path to becoming nuclear power. that is what they wanted. that is what they to the. no wonder they're cheering in iran. no wonder israel feels betrayed. no celebration in tel aviv. oh no. israel is exposed to a newly enriched, well-armed terror state. there was very little celebration in america, why not? if this was the great diplomatic breakthrough the president claims you would think they

throw a party right here. instead there was feeling of shock of what had been done. the world's only superpower had been outmaneuvered and frankly humiliated. that is why they are cheering in tehran. >> that historic deal with iran, a major victory for president obama. >> here they are jubilant negotiators in moment of triumph. the see it on john kerry's face. 18 days in vienna. two years of high-stakes diplomacy. >> this is moment of history. this is secretary kerry writing his closing argument to the iranians. we're told he wrote for hours on a old u.s. senate legal pad. >> after years, decades, calling each other the great satan and axis of evil, iran and the u.s. are entering uncharted territory. stuart: all right.

you heard it. you saw it. that is how the mainstream media covered the iran nuke deal. it was basically a celebration. joining us now, brent bozell, he sets things straight. he is ith the media research nte ihink iccurte haraerizg tt as st-stck aowondeul th agrmentas. that's the mainstream media response. am i going overboard saying that? >> no, you're not. i mean the idea that he wrote on an old yellow legal pad, they are projecting a sense of history. unfortunately they're going to be right. it is going to be historic and it is historically bad news for this country. i t this is a death sentence for the state of israel. this goes back to the korean deal with bill clinton. they said the exact same thing this was historic. would prevent them from getting technology, the nuclear bomb.

none of that had it. they got it. the reason things are silent among democrats as well, interesting, no one believes it. no one believes iran is not going to cheat. what this deal said even if they didn't cheat they will get knit 10 years. i think there is stunned disbelief in this country. meanwhile the same reporters in the media are taking the obama line and they're cheering. stuart: i think you're right brent. i think there is stunned disbelief on the ground floor amongst ordinary every day people in america but media elites, they're using this as opportunity to cheer lead for president obama calling it an historic agreement. another huge victory for the president. they're rallying the troops to get behind president obama on this particular issue. i said to you many times that i thought at some point in this presidency the mainstream media would turn around and look at itself and look at the job that it is doing and stop this basically, this fawning of the

administration. but again, i'm wrong. they're not doing that. they're going exactly the opposite way. >> when an tria mitchell says they're entering uncharted territory. they're absolutely right. no one believes what will happen next. that the iranians will follow any kind of treaty with the united states. this is an interesting little twist here. the coverage of obama has been so fawning only one side is allowed to be presented in news stories. in this story they did present some dissension from some republicans, from netanyahu, from the state of israel. i think what that is a statement of recognition that this deal is going to come under some tremendous scrutiny on capitol hill. and i believe what is going to happen is, the more we learn bit, the more awful and horrific this deal is going to look and the question will be, will the media cover that? stuart: wait until it goes to

the united nations as it will in couple days. there will be resolution which disbands sanctions placed on iran by europe china, an russia. america will basically stand alone. >> what will happen, stuart, what will happen you will have optics of these pro-iranian nations cheering and the media will project that as a celebration of worldwide support for this. just as they showed the pictures, you were so right. if the iranians were cheering so much and there was dead silence in the united states, who won that one? stuart: clear, is it not. brent bozell setting us straight as usual. we appreciate you being with us. thank you, brent. >> thank you, sir. stuart: all right it is wednesday lunchtime roughly depending where you are. we check the big board. we're 30 points up on the dow jones industrial average despite the fact that janet yellen the fed chair earlier today said the fed may raise interest rates later this year. impact of that was, a modest, very small gain for the dow.

netflix, now it is trading now post-split. remember it was 700 yesterday. split seven for one. opened this morning at $100. it is down a fraction now. 49 cents down. by the way they have a big earnings report coming up out of 4:00 eastern. that really could move the stock depending how those numbers are received. amazon, we're calling it christmas in july. amazon wants you to spend a ton of money today, please. tons of discount across the site for prime members. they're trying to make this christmas in july, other retailers joining in, a big online selling event. facebook, a lot of people using it as a news source. moved up to almost $91 a share, that is a new all-time high, powering past 90 bucks up nearly a dollar today as of now. and now this. more than 8,000 undocumented criminals released in more than

200 sanctuary cities last year. the murder of kate steinle in san francisco allegedly by an illegal immigrant shining a spotlight on this issue. joining me on the phone, bill o'reilly. he has been front and center on this. bill, thanks very much for joining us today on the program. i want to stop beating about the bush. to me this sanctuary city issue is all about the hispanic vote. will you disagree with me on that? >> i think it is further than that. i think obviously the democratic party strategy is to put together a coalition that includes hispanic-american voters along long with black americans and disenfranchised, very poor white voters. it is the coalition that says the government has to provide us with income and a life-style and things like that. but i think the sanctuary city movement is rooted in the philosophy of open borders.

it is simply anybody can come here. >> well, can you do something about this? i know you're leading the charge. >> yeah. stuart: in the whole sanctuary city idea. making any progress? >> i think we are with the senate judiciary committee is starting to hold hearings next tuesday on "kate's law." that is a law i proposed that would require every illegal alien felon who is deported and comes back be incarcerated for at least five years first offense, no wiggle room. can't plead down. the authorities have to do it. and if local authorities like san francisco people don't do that, they can be put in jail. they can be prosecuted. so it's a tough you get deported. you're a felon. you come back. you're in jail for five. you do it again, 10. you do it again, 20. so that law is being written even as we speak. in both the house and the senate. i think it has a good shot of

passing it. but you know politicians are weasels. a lot of them, even republicans tonight here on "the factor." we'll say which republican presidential contenders support "kate's law" and which don't. you will be surprised at some of them who are -- stuart: again, bill hispanic vote. people are really worried. any politician is worried about offending hispanic vote. >> what kind of hispanic-american will object to that law. stuart: fair point. >> if the law is spelled out, all the liberals do when they debate it kick it back well you're persecuting law-abiding illegal aliens. stuart: what does trump says about this. >> trump is big time for "kate's law." but i don't even know if he knows what it is. he is rolling now because of the immigration issue. stuart: you're right he is rolling. we have the latest poll. i'm sure you've seen it. he is now 17%.

we've got jeb bush at fourth steen%. he is leading in the polls -- 14%. i have to believe his straight talk. his ability to say it. go right at the issue without all the political talk, i think that's his his charm if you like. >> well, here's the problem though with trumps candidacy. he could very well win new hampshire. remember, pat buchanan won it, i think in '68. he could very well win there because it is small vote and very conservative on the republican side but the majority of people are frightened by trump. they think that he is too much of a bomb thrower. he is too flamboyant. and he would have a hard time in a general election against hillary clinton. why people like karl rove and other republican establishment people are afraid. they say, look, if he is the nominee, if he gets the nomination, hillary will beat him. and they don't want that.

because, the obama administration has changed this country so much and, you know, whether you think it is good or bad it is up to you, so drastically and this iranian deal. i mean just the end of that that is the end of president obama by the way. he doesn't really have much else going on. stuart: okay. >> you will not see him do much else. and then this will be a big fight. but he will veto any kind of pullback on the iranian deal. but anyway, they want hillary clinton defeated. that is problematic for the republican party right now. stuart: bill, thanks for joining us today. we're watching tonight. we want to see what progress you make on the sanctuary city issue. >> nice talking to you stuart. stuart: gotcha. sanctuary cities well that is a hot button topic, you know it and congressman trey gowdy got emotional on capitol hill yesterday. watch this. >> when i hear the phrase sanctuary city, as benign-sounding as it is, it may have been a sanctuary for that

defendant but it sure as hell was not a sanctuary for a young woman walking with her father! stuart: yeah. trey gowdy, he is our guest, 11:30 this morning, about 20 minutes from now later this hour. trey nowed did i. the new -- gowdy. new nuke deal with iran, dancing in the streets in tehran president obama playing with fire? we talk about the possibility of a nuclear mid-east arms race. >> what a stunning historic mistake. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪

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yesterday the spike spiked for a very short time after a fake report said the company got a buyout offer t was a fake report. come on in lauren. that kind of thing puts the little guy right off. >> right. when you see the technical glitch that shut down the new york stock exchange and fake reports moving a stock, we were talking about it at this time stock was up 8%. after we knew it was bogus report that spelled executive names wrongs in the report, the stock closed higher by more than 2 1/2%. it is unbelievable that hoaxes moving the market. message for small investor or any investor at home maybe the stock market isn't where we want to put our money. stuart: that is very true. wall street is unpopular. it is not trusted. along come -- tiny little thing, a hoax that lasted 30 seconds. shut down on wall street, the "flash crash." all that kind of stuff, in back of a small investor's mind do i really want to get involved in

this? i don't know what this is all about? >> on top of that where else can the investor put their money? stuart: yes. >> they can't put it anywhere else. they're putting it in their pockets, hence we have 2% growth. stuart: good stuff. iran nuclear deal, listen to charles krauthamer. he says the u.s. will soon be standing alone. >> we're now going to the u.n. and the resolutions that prohibited iranian program will be abolished within days. they will accept the agreement which means, that the 10 years of constructive international sanctions europeans, russians chinese is over. all we'll be debating here is american sanctions which means assuming that the agreement is rejected, we'll be left isolated. stuart: left isolated. very interesting. now charles krauthamer there is laying out the time frame. chris stirewalt. what do you make of that? because he seems to be saying, look, moments from now days from now they go to the u.n.,

pretty soon european sanctions, chinese sanctions russian sanctions they're all gone. is leaves us. what happens here? >> enormously hard to get the sanctions on in the first place. we forget we have short political memories, what is was like in the second half of the bush administrations getting these sanctions put on. as you know, but maybe not everybody recalls that iran is a friend of, in many ways the regime in moscow and in beijing. this is not something that they want to do. they want their oil. they want their warm water ports, all of that business, that dates far back. getting sanctions put in the first place was very hard. as soons a the door cracks open we've already seen it with european businesses flocking into iran to do business there. so that is right away, that happens inassistant taken justly -- instantaneously. both main parties in israel oppose the deal. it is not just benjamin

netanyahu. it is also his chief rival to the left. this is not the allies that count on us are parting company on this subject. stuart: yep. >> the folks who we drag to the table will be all too happy to flee. stuart: basically this is a dumb deal. >> oh, yeah. stuart: even if congress rejects it doesn't really matter because the sanctions are off and iran does exactly what it wants. >> well, if you excuse me i have a little bit of a pet peeve. our founding fathers did not imagine one branch of the government would intentionally devolve most of power on foreign relations and they did. congress has this cockamamie, made up, double blind test, you say no we veto twice, if you override two vetos you put sanctions back into place. that is junk. the power to approve a treaty is vested in the united states senate, in the constitution. it could not be clearer in any way. the and now we have, we might be

able to remove, we might be able to rescind non-existence authorization on double veto? give me a break. stuart: it is irrelevant but i am hearing that some democrats in the senate are objecting to for example, the lifts of the arms embargo. >> oh, my gosh, yes. stuart: or the lifts of the missile embargo after eight years. i think some senate democrats are saying, no, no, you have to keep those sanctions on. it is irrelevant though, isn't it? >> well, i don't know anything about keeping the world safe for democracy. that is not my department. the making of democracy though i know something about, and i can tell you this action is going to play hell for some democrats. whether they vote for it, vote against it doesn't matter, this is the president's iran deal. he is looking to add another couple rooms to his presidential museum. i also solved peace in our time. so that was good too. he is looking for legacy projects but the people that will pay the price aren't just

going to be donors who fund their library, they will be democrat who is lose seats in congress, the united states senate when republican cudgel them with this stuff. stuart: you got it. you mention peace in our time. many of our younger viewers will not remember mr. chamberlain coming back with his deal from hitler waving a piece of paper and saying peace in our time. there was war in 18 months. i was there, get that straight. stirewalt, thank you very much indeed. >> we appreciated your coverage in munich. stuart: excellent stuff. good luck with you. all right chris. amazon's prime day. we'll call it christmas in july, billed and bigger than any holiday sales. we have deals for you that are online right now. we'll bring them to you next.

stuart: federal judge ordered the irs last monday, turn over some lois lerner emails. they said the same thing this monday, turn them over. on neither occasion were the emails turned over. this is wednesday lunchtime. gerri willis who has been following this story has an update for us. have they turned over some emails? >> they have turned over emails. stuart: ah. >> here is what we have. i heard from judicial watch moments ago, nine hundred pages

of documents came to judicial watch under terms of foia. they filed freedom of information request. they have them in hand. they are going through them. they bet it will take hours to get sense what they have. they have a lawyer looking at them. i will report later in the day on their findings. stuart: these are lois lerner's emails within the irs to the white house and other places in d.c.? >> you're taking it a step too far here. we don't know exactly what it is. stuart: okay. >> our assumption is, what has been asked for, what is asked for are lois lerner emails. the presumption is she talked not just to people had her office but also other people in the administration. we might get a better idea how this targeting of conservative groups happened. stuart: that is what we want to know. who told you to go out to harass conservatives. that is what we want to know. gerri, good stuff. thank you very much indeed. amazon celebrating christmas in july is what we're calling it. a massive online sale.

why wait until thanksgiving or christmas. they want you to spend money right now, offering lots of deals to do it. fox's jo ling kent is with us. give me two bargains. >> smart hdtv 32-inch for $200. get a kindle $30 off. originally $80. now 50. get 30% off clothing. there are some deals. but stewart the reaction on social media has been actually pretty negative. stuart: why would there be a negative rea action getting deals like that? >> exactly. prime customers were expecting a lot more. they say this feels like a garage sale, the leftovers whatever you may not actually want to buy at a big black friday bargain, associated with it. vs, electronics and big stuff, right. >> i have some stuff for you. there were 15 granny panties for is a. men's knee socks ordered for christmas down $25. it was savings.

stuart: i will take it. >> you want deals jo just mentioned, not granny panties or men's sock. >> people first to to complain are most negative. we're looking for scientific reaction. walmart, best buy, target oh, you're disappointed? come over here. stuart: a great idea. big online shopping day in middle of the year, a new day -- >> drive revenue. we saw retail sales yesterday. we'll see if it performses. stuart: jo, thank you very much indeed. up next, congressman trey gowdy delivering powerful statements on sanctuary cities. we'll get his take. it is about five minutes away. charlie gasparino on donald trump. why mainstream republicans might be worried. gasparino is next what do you have to say about donald trump on iran. >> has even read the deal, does know what the deal is? that is what i'm curious about. what he is saying is not in keeping what actually is in the

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>> >> the stocks are pretty flat despite that janet yellen is testifying to say it may interest rates later this year. who cares on wall street? the dow was up 20. bank of america profit

nearly doubles. stock is up 3%. a disappointing forecast from delta showing weak demand abroad. i spoke earlier today with bill o'reilly about century city's. >> i think that movement is rooted in the philosophy of open borders that anybody can come here. stuart: he is right. one of the many house republicans pushing back against the safe havens in century city congressmen welcome to the program. why can't you get the federal government to enforce federal law with the century cities? >> great question. the house attempted to deal with that called the say

fact we named in honor of two police officers who lost their life wide this administration decided to make them not mandatory is something you have to ask the administration. we ask repeated the other they and the answer was the mistaken belief you ask people to cooperate eventually they will. but how many innocent people have to die before that happens. stuart: here is a quick sound bite your colleague asked secretary john said if he knew about steinle. >> has the administration reach out to the steinle family? >> you? >> the woman who was brutally murdered by this individual who committed seven different felonies and four different states and was supported and kept coming back? is the administration

reaching out to the family? >> i'm sorry i don't know the answer to that question. stuart: that is incredible he did not even seem to know the name. that is extraordinary. or what you were talking about. >> i was right there. i will let secretary john sent tell them -- to use his policy he said he does call the family of law enforcement officers killed but we have a president who loves to call it decatur's san athletes i'm sure that makes the news it is fun to talk to famous people but when you have zero will then he was doing nothing more than walking with her father and killed by someone deported five times the has done state and federal time in unlawful possession the least you could do is

express condolences father to father. i am so sorry this happened to your daughter it would be great if you pledge to do something about it but look at what's happened even after she was killed there not trying to change their policy by forcing them through the supremacy clause or cutting their money. stuart: they key on behalf of our viewers to shine a light on this. you cannot make them enforce federal law the u.k. and shine a light of this the handle is in the san francisco. moving on. donald trump is right there at the top 17 percent of the vote big wall street dealers are in panic mode.

>> when you sit down for dinner what do they talk about? how he can be stopped. they divide themselves into candidates jeb bush or marco rubio or scott walker. obviously the clintons has -- the democrats have hillary clinton. the biggest thing to worry about would be the legacy of the bush name and they say now it is not george w. bush but donald trump. i will not tell you to that is that high-ranking ceo raises a lot of money for republicans. trump has up ended this race

i thought it was a big publicity stunt that is my opinion. but for now he has up and did things number one in the polls in a crowded field he will force is jeb bush to answer his questions and that is where it gets nasty. he will be on the same stage making fun of him. stuart: i can see that. >> that will hurt him worse. stuart: listen to what he said about immigration. >> to have the illegals come in to have tremendous amounts of crime. i respect mexico they can get away with it. they're leaders are sharper than ours. >> he speaks the language of every man the clarity is on field. >> cheryl to sunday's interview was grey yesterday. she let him do the talking.

he is very straightforward and contrasts him with the politically correct way that jeb bush came out he had full seniors obviously a politically correct pander to the latino but he comes out with a rock song and voters like that for pohai i disagree with his language regarding immigrants i think it is factually incorrect but tracking data to scott walker you fall asleep halfway through the thing. they are soleplate and vanilla. and they don't know if they should attack him or not because then you have to get into the mud with him. >> but george pataki said

that. >> he said he was a lousy governor. and could not get reelected. stuart: i am told today trump who revealed his true net worth. >> he has to reveal the most detailed financials today. he did file for an extension within 30 days from the first filing. stuart: $9 billion. >> key has nothing to lose that is why he says this. stuart: does he have $9 billion? >> i know he is very rich but the idea is 4.5 billion he looked at the reporters to say it was less than 1 billion.

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making more money than the final 20 years ago? >> now the competition is high and the different and visibility with a complete onslaughts of singles old verses albums. so albums generated more financial in combat now it is a solo game because people make up their sleeve don't see the sales as they used to be because we have streaming and free musec. talk about a three minutes on purses film and piracy it is very difficult to make your money through the actual song release. stuart: to you going to work? >> that is where i make a majority of my money right now i am going out on. stuart: to with my greatest hits so i do that all the time. stuart: day you like it? >> i love the relationship i

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stuart: have a river bed into the clubs that played your musec? >> i grew up in long island. i always did original music. this is old school. stuart: i have no idea. >> you were in new jersey? >> think of old studio 54. stuart: you are british and you are cute and you are very famous and rich. >> i know people thank you are cute. >> i have six kids and nine grandchildren and some people think i am cute civic that is a lot of upkeep. >> can we go out to play more of her song?

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stuart: follow me with the federal aviation administration hiring practices the top official has resigned and adam shapiro joins me with details to resign and why. >> the vice president of technical trading overseas the training program over

the students, said the organization that we drew attention to back in late may with a change the hiring practices we saw cheating on the test and corruption. also the matter when we confronted him he said this is not my problem. he submitted his letter of resignation effective august 30th and what i can share with you he does not say why he is leaving but he is due to appear at a hearing a wrongful termination hearing in september for there are already allegations of misappropriation of funds to be used for the old trading program he will have to testify under oath in september were from the inside was forced out because of our investigation stuart: you undercover this and got the results.

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is why we will decrease if we cannot get things under control. >> my time is up but looked the other is year it is charles payne. >> president obama is trying to sell that we are all over a the nuclear backlash. longtime allies are blasting this deal to say we gave them a free pass to do their biggest enemy and in one hour the president will respond to the backlash there are signs this will be a tough sell to everyone especially the american people also looking at the president's reaction into this escape caught on video will the administration tried to do anything? also turning