that's good even down the road. maria: dagen mcdowell and scott, thank you for joining us. tomorrow on mornings with maria, 8:30 eastern, we'll be joined by monster worldwide and see where the jobs are. "varney & company." have a great show. stuart: dare i say that calm has returned? a relatively low opening for socks. maybe up 100 points for the dow industrials, let's see if we hold 16,000 as a baseline for the dow industrials. you'll find out here. perhaps this is the reading nor the card, china closed. it's a holiday with a parade in beijing showing its muscle and shutting down the stock

trading. europe woke up to shocking images, a boy was drown off the shore. and a million tried to get in. the political issue of the day here, will donald trump mount a third party campaign? he meets with a vice chair today. and more on the clintons. "varney & company" is about to begin. >> ab first this, that is cheryl mills, hillary clinton's deputy chief of staff when she was the secretary of state, arriving for her testimony before the benghazi select committee. it's going to be held behind closed doors. and will be testifying for most of the morning.

and she is testifying, and here is a an aide of hillary's and he'll plead the fifth. he told three congressional committees he'll invoke his right to the fifth amendment. let's get to the markets, look at dow futures, where are we going to open today? up about 90 points, maybe. it depends how the futures look. i'm going to call this steady as she goes. maybe that's a good sign. have we hit bottom and returned to this at the moment. we've seen some big swings in the big names. apple, for instance, it's going to be flat ahead of the open, 112. that's a good thing. netflix, huge drops up and down. flat right now. move outside technology. how about wall street, that will also open flat today.

here is the theory, no news is good news. after the price of oil, i'm going to say stability, too. 12 cents a barrel at $46. gasoline, i bring you good news. >> the trumpets are not in the script, i hear them in my ear, maybe another voice in my head. 2.43. it's 2.43, i repeat 2.43 down another penny. and 16 days in a row the price of gasoline has fallen. labor day prices will be the lowest in 11 years. we've still got just 19 states, i think just 19 states, but it's important. in one station, in at least in all of those states, you'll find gas below $2 per gallon. back to the stock market. i'm going to bring in market watcher, all right, jeff, you make your money telling people what's going on. you'll be back later, but the

first question, 16,000 on the dow. is that the new baseline, stability? >> you've got a big capitulation low, the dow was more oversold on monday than it was in the 1987 crash. i don't think that you get the-- i don't think the retest is over yet. it usually takes two or three weeks, not two or three days. stuart: ten seconds to repair the damage-- >> i think we're in a bottoming process. i think it's a successful bottom, but i don't think it's over with yet. stuart: stay there, we'll bring you back later when the market opens. i want to get to the hillary clinton aide pleading the fifth. tamara is here. the news of the day, the aide

who help set uphillry's private server will plead the fifth to any and all questions. when was the last time that the aide, a principal aide to the leading democrat contender for the presidency had to take the fifth? not good, is it? >> well, okay. let's just break down the issues. the fact is-- >> i want to see this. break them down. >> here is the thing, number one, we have something in the united states called the constitution. and there is a fifth amendment right against self-incrimination, anybody, including you if you were ever called to testify and nervous about your server at your house, stuart, sorry, didn't mean to bring that up. the secret server. you could plead the fifth. he doesn't want to get caught in what is called-- i'm sorry, an ambiguous circumstances. an otherwise innocent man. this is an investigation into

benghazi. these are two separate issues, the e-mail server and benghazi. to call him before benghazi and expose him to anything while there's an ongoing fbi investigation into the e-mail is not right. stuart: so, it doesn't look good, but he's going to do it anyway, that's basically it. >> i didn't say that, but okay. stuart: another 57 e-mail threats found on hill's peshl server. they think it contained information on foreign governments. that also among other e-mails hillary asking this when talking with official. here is my personal e-mail, please use this for spry. she wrote that to enjoy george mitchell. that doesn't look good, does it? >> why not. >> a personal server, unsecured. how many times do we have to say this, unsecured to be read

by any and all foreign governments and here is my personal e-mail, use this. >> here is the thing, to say that others can see it, the chinese and north korea, there's no evidence that anybody could see or lacked into any of her e-mails. >> so therefore there's no risk and they never have to worry about this? is it pr you-- you hope that the chinese don't hack into it. >> i know you try to get me earlier and earlier to see if i'm still sleeping. this is shady business on her part, but it doesn't mean anything illegal has occurred. stuart: okay, shady business, you said that. >> shady is not illegal. stuart: do you want shady in the oval office, do you? >> i think they're all shady.

shady and shadier. camera, i think we're done with this. ashley: you got out of it. stuart: i've got to move onto sensitive and almost shocking story here. shocking pictures from europe's immigration crisis. thousands, hundreds of thousands of refugees, went into budapest, austria, anywhere in europe. the prime minister telling them please don't come. we don't know ifle' we'll be-- >> and there's picture of a boy drown. >> it's almost an impossible situation, they already had a security threat and skeptical population of the populations

in which there's a security threat. now you've got droves and droves. 800,000 migrants in germany alone. and if they have the conditions and we know what will happen. stuart: what's going on in europe will create huge problems with isis, he join us at the top of the year. wal wal walid pharis. and adam shapiro is here. they rolled out a missile to take out aircraft carrier? >> it's not part of the parade, but this missile actually goes up into orbit and then comes back down and it's presumably an aircraft airier and it's ten

times the speed of sound and it could, for the cost of this missile, the china could get 1200 of them as opposed to an aircraft carrier. it changes the balance of power. presumably if it works, it could sink a u.s. aircraft carrier and our nfl strategy in asia and in the pacific is the aircraft carrier. and clearly, flexing muscle with that parade. mar mario draghi is speaking now, the economy has worse pd in the past weeks, the european-- and mario draghigh just said that. let's see if there's any news that filters through. it seems like you can hack

anything, i go in electronic. >> a new study find some of the popular baby monsters lacks basic security futures and eight of the nine monitors test fade. not only getting the baby, but also home computers and files. and they want to prevent the sale of sugary drinks 16 ounces or larger to kids unless the parents are with them. calling it a dangerous product like a gun. stuart: i would say that's extreme. there are reports there are problems with them, battery

doesn't last long enough. we'll deal with that. amazon, changing the way we shop with so-called dash butt butto buttons. if it's toilet paper or did-- oh, very funny. [laughter].

>> looks to me like amazon is trying to change the way we shop. one little button at a time. this button is called a dash. press it, two days later your laundry deterrent or toilet paper shows up on your doorstep. once you make a purchase with it, they deduct the $5 from your bill. i think they're trying to revolutionize the way we order things and trying to take me out of the supermarket. that's what they're trying to do.

>> i wouldn't disagree, they're trying to make it easier for you to think of orderings things within your own house, rather than going to a big store like a costco, they'll ship them to your door. stuart: i was inclined, this is a gimmick. who is going to have a bunch of these on the door. and it will become a part of our lies. >> and some of them are baby supplies, all you can do to get some sleep and having a button to get what you need in two days to your house is going to be a very convenient option for them. stuart: hold on a second. with me, is adam shapiro. we discussed the story and why don't we just press a button on our phone?

is there an app? it seems silly to have different devices. and most people have them with n nem-- them 24/7. ab r and there is an app, i'm wondering, how does it know with the push of a button exactly what razor i like, you set it up on the phone and they're trying to get into your daily routine, when you're not carrying your known, maybe you're on the toilet and realize you're out of options, and you may not have your phone with you on. >> how about the iphone, i'm told it's got a rotten batteries. >> there are some leaks from a china website, that the battery is smaller and they think because they're trying to make

the new iphone not bendable, remember the ben-gate scandal, but also to make ready for the sports touch. you hit hard and get a bunch of options. they're resigning the government wear for the phone. stuart: got to run. thanks indeed. >> thank you. stuart: and another hint joe biden is gearing up for a presidential run. meeting with an influential democrat. what did he say. >> god bless your-- you're not still alive as your dad passed. unchain wall street. >> boo. >> going to put you all back in chains.

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>> when hillary clinton became secretary of state, she decided the exact opposite. i'm going to hide everything i say. now, if you have that attitude, either you're expecting to have something to hide or you have simple to hide or you wouldn't do that. you would share it all publicly. she is a serious credibility issue and a conflict issue. i'm not sure she's electable. stuart: he's an interesting thing. that's bar rescue guy okay. talking about hillary clinton. you will be hearing more from john tapper layered on this program today. take a last look at the futures before the market opens for real. we look into the gain of about 90 points. the question is can we say stability today? here's who's joining us.

adam shapiro, and jeff sought. all right. we've got 15 seconds to go before the actual trading day begins. getting very close. futures pointing. you, 80, 90. and, again, asking this question. have we gotten some stability back in the market as of this thursday morning? we're off. it's 9:30 precisely. the dow has opened and its opened higher. up we go 30, 31, we go through this every day. opening those dow stocks and we're going up as we speak. 30 points higher at this particular moment. dr, come on in, please. have we stabled? are you prepared to bet the farm and say, yeah, we've stabled today? >> today, stuart. >> no. no. no. >> you want longer term, stuart, i know that. but what's going on with china the market's being down for this commemoration for the couple of days. i think we're going to get a thursday and friday heading into the long weekend here in the u.s. with some stability.

i don't think the stability is over. i love your number, though. 1,600 is a great 16,000 in the dow is a great line in the sand is. before that, we get worey, below that, looking for l versus v, though, stuart. stuart: tawed, you've been consistent on stocks and commodities. 16,000 on the dow. i take it you don't think that's the baseline. >> good morning, stuart, no, i don't think 16,000 will hold. i think we'll probably turn around here. china is closed, we'll do whatever it takes and the jobs number amount. but china comes back to work, i think 16,000 will be a memory in the next couple of weeks and will be significant lower than that going forward, and i still think that you're right. that after this last weekend of gas prices, gas will be on its way down much quick theory notes now. stuart: jeff, you come into this, please. we talked to you a half hour ago.

refresh your on comments now. 16,000 on the dow you say is not a baseline. >> no. i think the baseline is the reaction that we made last monday, a week ago monday 16,781, somewhere around there. i think that's the line in the sand. i think we are in a boeing process, unless that reaction low gets taken out as the other gentleman suggestions it will. stuart: now, look at this. 20% of the s&p 500 stocks, that would be 100 of them, are officially in bear market territory. that adds to your argument, jeff, does it? >> well, we put out a note a couple weeks ago of the 4,000 largest capitalization stocks traded that 41% of them were down 20% or more from them three-year high and 21% of them were down over 40% from their three-year all-time highs. and so what you've had is an internal correction and typically towards the end of a correction, the generals or

the few stocks in the indexes that have been holding the indexes up, they finally surrender and that's what you've seen over the past couple of weeks and hopefully it's capitulation low. stuart: okay. so the consensus from our three market guys, you ain't seen the worst yet. more down to go. i want to move to vic companies and products. the iphone comes out next week, september the 9th. i'm hearing the battery life is not going to be good. >> i think they'll fix it and it won't be an issue. most people there have been issues with they fix it, they move on. stuart: they tell me it's a big deal. you have to keep recharging the iphone all the time. >> well, that was the complaint -- so when the 5 came out, i still have my iphone 5. eating up the battery life. and apple, they're a software company as well. when they say they've made their software more efficient so that they doesn't need battery life, i believe them. stuart: i have to have

chargers everywhere. i always plug in everywhere i go. that's how i work this thing. some of the big names, we check them every single day. been open now for about four minutes. let's check them out. netflix is down today 3.7%. netflix at 101. amazon despite all that news about the dash and all the rest of it. up today 5.12. and walmart, where is walmart this morning snap i'm going to call that flat. i'm going to say that's pretty stable. caterpillar has been down big, down a buck today, 75 on cat. and mcdonald's despite all the news about breakfast all day long, $96 a share. it's been there a long time. and dr, what do you like? netflix, amazon, apple? have they bod? >> i think apple was a good-bye when we got below that 104 number we talked about in july steward and i think that's going to be a continued stability stock, that he is a good place to put money if you were worried

going up and down. i like amazon in this. in the big moves that we've had over the past week, last monday not withstanding, it's been the strongest of that lot. i think the continued good news has been coming out the dash, the video, downloading came out the day before yesterday, they continued to trickle out good news and keep people excited about that stuff. stuart: do you own amazon. >> i do not. stuart: you do not? >> not currently people an in and outer. stuart: take a look at gopro and that stock had a big hit yesterday. down 10% and look at that. down a bit more today. gopro down 41. they've got supply issues as they move toward the christmas and holiday selling seen. you wouldn't touch that with a ten-foot pole? >> have made going to sell cameras but nothing to follow on. they've got the raiser but not the blade. and the big issue it looks like they're not going to have any new product announcement. that's what the semi conductor

said we're not getting any new orders for the end of the year. so i think that's what really spooked people on gopro. i do not like that bun. >> . stuart: a rot ron looking cart. and nicole is there. how about plant fitness? i know that profit's up. >> that's right. and the ceo is pleased with the latest quarter. seen sales growth, stronger margins, opening of the 1,000th plant fitness gym. stock up 1.5% and they beat analyst assessment. price at $16 back in ipo near n august, not near its highs but doing well. stuart: show me ebay and paypal. >> well, ebay has its 20th birthday basically. a buck back in 1998 and then we did see it in 2010, $10, now $27. take a look also paypal see how that's doing right now. at $35.

that's a little bit to the downside. stuart: okay., paypal has been liberated and they're at 35. all right. got that. adam is here keeping an eye on conocophillips. >> you asked about the dividend yield yesterday. stuart: yeah. >> and it's roughly 6.1% and that got me looking at have they've been consistent with their dividend and for the most part this dividend every quarter they haven't cut it since about 2006 it's gone up and up and up. so if you're looking for a long term hold, talking about bp also has a very high dividend yield of 7, 7.5% but bp has some other structural issues and trading only $32. conocophillips is down 30% year to date. so this may be if you're looking for very conservative, kick off some money for my investment, conocophillips is something to look at. stuart: i do want to bring in todd from chicago.

this is a guy who trades backwards, forwards, all the time, commodities, you name it. would you ever buy a stock at a 6% dividend and sleep easy at night. would you ever do that? >> no. i would not. i would buy a stock on a textual basis and i think conocophillips happens to be a great buy. if you believe in the strength of the country, if you believe we're eventually going to come out of the disaster we created, then i think it's a great play and it is a stock that i do own and continue to own because i do like the dividend if the stock looks forward going forward. but i would never step in and buy a stock because it pays 6% because it b you just said it's down 30%. stuart: i hope you've made a lot of money in your trading activityivity and i suspect you have. i'm going to get onto tesla. i think there's news on tesla. they've got new models coming out. that's for sure. do you like tesla? exactly 250. do you like it? >> well, i've been a bear on tesla. stuart: yes, you have.

>> but interestingly what's going on now, the people are voting with their wallets and saying, look, we're going to overcome the production problems they've had. what they did was announce the model 3, preorder it next march, going to start being delivered about nine months after that, and they have to get the gigafactory up and running to do that. but people are voting with their dollars, stuart, and saying we're holding tesla up right here. stuart: as i recall. the question was would you buy it now at 250? >> i could buy it. stuart: could is not an answer. would you buy it, yes or no. >> i would buy it. stuart: you do not like shake shack, do you? >> no, i don't like that whole casual space. i think the whole space got chipotle over thrown. all of these came through with these great numbers. they're doing really well but they're priced like their world beaters, and i don't think any of them are world beaters. stuart: i don't care what they charge, i just want it ready now when i walk in the door.

adam, i've got something here about google self-driving cars talk a hit. >> another -- real accident. keep in mind that of the 16 accidents that google self-driving cars have had, 1s have been rear-end collisions in which the human driving vehicle hit the google car. so this is not a statement about the car. stuart: jeff, come on in, please. i know there's a list of stocks you like. start with wells fargo. go. >> yeah. i think if you're looking for value in a market that doesn't have a lot of value in it, i think the trading complex, they trade book value, have lower -- than the market multiple is and they have 3% plus yield. so i think if you're looking for value, the banking complex in this country is a good place to look. stuart: all right. we heard you. thank you very much. i'm going to move to disney specifically because they're gearing up for their star wars reboot. one investment firm says all the merchandise sales of the

star wars stuff will bring in maybe $5.8 billion in the first year. i find that an extraordinary amount of money. dr. do you believe it? >> i do believe it. i remember seeing an interview with jeffrey where they asked if it was the movies or the merchandise that drove the business and he said you don't get it. it's the synergy between the two. people taking these and things unboxing them and getting 50,000 hits of unboxing a toy. that's a driver to people to go buy tickets. stuart: do you realize we have someone on this program someone 40 years old who is going to be buying that kind of stuff. can you believe that? >> and people use it as collector items. keep in t in prest even condition and doing a lot of things with that stuff, so they're homing it's going to appreciate over time while they get to look at it off the top of my head shelf. stuart: you buy star wars stuff, adam? >> no. i'm not going to buy

that, nor beanie babies. but disney stock, they've got the star wars coming out, the shanghai theme park opening in 2016, that movie is going to be bang busters and the word of yoda, try not or dodo not, there is no try. and they're going to succeed. stuart: todd, are you still there? >> i'm waiting for you. stuart: you standing in line trying to buy star wars merchandise, i don't believe you are but tell me. >> you are correct. i'm not a buyer, but i think that's priced into the stock. i think it will sell. you've got a big fan base who los it. you have a lot of novelty players here. the products you're talking about will sell probably even more than they think because you've got a lot of the ones the collectors, people want to play with. the whole story. but for me -- i've never seen a star wars movie, so i don't think i'll start today. stuart: oh, dear lord. take a look at the stock market. big picture, please. now we have the dow starting to rally. i called it stability when we started. i guess you could say 100

points up is kind of stability. at least not shedding 2- 300 points but up 116. that is where we are right now. can i call that stability? it's not -- oh, wait a minute he's shaking his head. >> got the jobs report coming out, going into a holiday, watch this thing sell. stuart: really? come back in again, you don't like merchandise from star wars, you don't like dividend stocks, do you like this rally? >> i love this rally because it gives me a chance to sell at higher prices. i'm happy to sell, i'm happy to give it to them. i believe that we're going to see maybe not tomorrow but over the next short period of time we'll see significant low prices, we'll definitely test the low that we put it in last monday. sooner than later. it gives me an opportunity to sell some more. stuart: okay., jeff, come back in again. now's your chance to redeem yourself. now we're up 110.

are we going to hit new lows? >> i don't think so. i think we're going to make a successful test of the last monday's low slightly underneath 16,000. i think the market rallies from there. stuart: rallies from 15.6, 15 upon i 7. that's interesting. right now we're at 16,456, a gain of 106 points. and a massive military parade. beijing showing its muscle and, by the way, they've shut down stock trading. that may have helped us today because we're not getting a pointer from china of where to go. on our screens now we've got all kinds of military muscle on dismay in beijing in their big parade. what do you make of this? >> i think that china's showing that they're -- they're trying to take over the world the way they've been acting, and i think that you're seeing a display of strength. they're closing their markets and going to show you who they are, which is, you know, the

nice communistic manipulative place to try to take over the world. stuart: dr is laughing or crying, i'm not really sure which. >> i love the description of what's going on there and they keep calling it a commemoration but really this is a victory of japan over world war ii and it's a blowout. they're holding back nothing. stuart: yeah, but it's disquieting. they're persecuting journalists and anybody else connected to the market. they've got an economy that's sliding, clamorin clamping down. >> pay no attention to the man behind the screen and what's really going on. stuart: . stuart: okay. we're up 113 points for the dow industrials. 15 minutes into the trading session. as we do every day, check out some of the big names. i'll start with starbucks. excuse me. i need that cough there.

55 on starbucks. that means it's up just 30 cents. can you call that stability? i guess you could. twitter has recovered to the $28 level. that's not much of a recovery. again, stability? linkedin. now, that's a stock that's been all over the place. right now at 179, virtual unchange. might have the, yes, i do own some of the. bouncing to 4378. nowhere near the high of $50 a share. that was hit about a month ago pap yelp, where's that? these things have been up and county all over the place. stability for yelp at 24. down 18 cents. mcdonald's i'll say that's pretty stable. stable i to slightly higher despite all of this news about serving breakfast all day. all right. that it? i think we say goodbye to everybody? yes, we say thank you to all the faces on the screen except adam are going away and thank you very much to each and every one of them. thank you, gentlemen, appreciate it. not everybody's onboard with

the expected $15 an hour minimum wage hike for fast food workers that's coming in some places. the employment policies institute has placed this billboard in time square. michael research director of the institute is with us today. okay. now that. i can't read that. and our viewers can't read it. michael, can you tell me what that billboard says? >> the billboard says -- you know, it's a guy with a pair of headphones, a bro with sunglasses and says what? i get $30,000 a year with no skills or experience. and our point here is in a place like new york where the assistant managers may be earning 15 or $16 at a fast food, what does it do to morale and hard worksomeone new on the job gets to earn the same wage. stuart: so you're clearly opposed to mandatory legislating of waging at $15 an hour. is the big board part of your campaign against this. >> yeah. we're running a campaign called fast food no problem.

this isn't your dad's minimum wage flight. these $15 levels not only on the west coast seen some really dramatic consequences but there's a potential here to say to employees, hey, you don't really need to work hard anymore to get into the workforce and work your way up. you can just come in and make 15 right off the bat. maybe it creates an incentive for some people to not finish school. stuart: okay. you mention serious consequences. i believe that the $15 an hour minimum wage has been imposed in seattle. what were the consequences there? >> so what we've seen, we've seen pizza places like z pizza, for instance, announce that it's closing because the minimum wage was going so high so fast, they couldn't afford it. and other places like oakland, had child care providers, restaurants that had to get rid of tips, cut staffing some businesses in china town closed all together. these are real headline grabbing consequences that proponents don't want to acknowledge.

>> why do we think -- why do some people say, look, all jobs must pay a living wage? why can't we have some jobs that are entry-level positions encouraging you to climb the food chain? why can't we have that? >> that's the thing. you can either have jobs that pay $15 an hour or have the same number of opportunities we have right now. but you can't have both. in a situation where all of jobs require to pay a living wage, you might have a few jobs that you can earn a middle class income flipping burgers but for everyone else working there, their jobs have been replaced by ipads. stuart: i agree with you in principle but in practice did you can't roll this back. there's very little you can do about this. you can't roll it back, can you? >> well, i think the hope is that in some of these markets the left coast and places like new york that we're going to see enough evidence in these commodity places that the policy makers elsewhere are going to take a look at whether they want to follow labor unions down the path of

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stuart: i'm showing you apple because earlier today it popped 3% now its turned negative down 43 cents. apple moving up and no stability for apple this morning. number one ranked tennis player novak djokovic made it understood third round, dancing on the course celebrating his win. look at him go. check the big board. we're up 107 points for the dow industrials. 16,458. now look at oil. the price of oil all of a sudden has gone straight up again. well, not that bad but it's up 76 cents, $47 per barrel. jeff flock is with us in chicago. what is going on, jeff? >> it was up over a dollar just a moment ago and i tell you, stuart, yesterday we thought all of that news was going to be bad for oil.

well, it wasn't and one trader told me, and he said tell stuart varney thing. you know, you make a big deal out of that that the president got enough votes to override the veto. listen he was always going to do that. that deal has been done for months. it was always going to happen. tell varney to coming up with a new gig because this has been priced in. that's not going to help the price of oil. the only thing he said was, you know, the saudis, they hate iran even more than we do and they're not going to cut production any time soon until that iran oil gets into the market. they don't want to make much money. stuart: as oil goes up, maybe that implodes stocks because stocks are also up 105 on the dow. jeff flock, will be back later. and the news from tesla are new models on the way. first of all, the $35,000 one. >> well, they've never confirmed the $35,000 price. but that car is allegedly going to come in two years could. stuart: what did she that's

it? >> can i say that picture again? i think that was the suv we just saw. but the model 3. stuart: yeah. what's that? >> that's not the model 3. that looks like to be an old model s. stuart: okay. >> but the model 3 is the entry-level around $35,000, elon musk tweeting that two years you'll see this car. it's the suv that you're going to see in three weeks. stuart: three weeks? >> you'll see them on the roads september 29th. now, the model x, that's 100 -- when you trick this thing out and you add the high speed options for this thing, $35,000,. stuart: that's the model x right there? >> yes. stuart: that is the thing. >> yes. that's the model x suv cross over, it's a stunning vehicle, pure electronic, zero to 60 in 3 seconds. that's with the $35,000 tricked out option. stuart: yeah, that's fast. >> electronic cars have bette. stuart: yes. better what? >> torque. stuart: that's acceleration? >> kind of. [laughter] . stuart: okay. dow industrials now up 90 points.

okay. oil up 47. dow's up 91 points. 16.4. looking for stability. thursday morning, close on lunchtime for some of us, and we're looking for stability. i think we've got it thus far this morning. but nothing lasts forever. a humanitarian prices in europe, millions of migrants trying to get into europe. they're trying to escape the violence in the mid-east. they're raising some big security concerns for europeans. fox news mid-eastern terrorism expert is going to join us. he says this will create big security problems with isis. and is president obama pushing joe biden to run? the wall street journal dan on why that may be the president's only play this campaign season. the second hour of "varney & company" is two minutes away

>> hour two of the show is upon us. we're a half hour into a triple digit rally, or nearly, for the

dow jones industrials. can you call that stability? we'll have someone who says, no, you can't call it stability. carnage is coming, that's his word. and north african migrants flooeding into a train station in budapest. millions trying to get into europe and this, we hear, is helping isis. more problems for hillary clinton. a former aide who helped set up her private server is going to plead the fifth to the benghazi committee. and a brand new campaign ad from donald trump going right add president obama and his iran deal. more "varney & company," hour two starts now. stuart: check at that big board right at the top of the hour, we're up 104 points. look at some of the winners among the dow 30.

chevron, mcdonald's, cisco, microsoft, verizon, all of them up as the dow goes up 100 points. we're looking for stability, caterpillar is not showing it to us. it's down 2%, biggest mover on the dow 30 thus far today. a whole lot of winners on the nasdaq and when i say winners, up 2%. none of them are the stocks that we talk about regularly. adobe, sandisk, green mountain, micron, all of them solidly higher today. new politics, politics, i should say, ben carson and chris christie signing the pledge know the to run for another party if they don't get the g.o.p. nomination. trump refused to say that he'd sign the pledge back during the debate. we'll see if he can change his mind. we'll hear from the donald at 2 p.m. after his meeting and

we'll bring it here live. and the european crisis, the right word to use. hundreds, thousands of refugees into a train station in budapest hoping to get on a train to budapest. there's a picture of a why you think boy found on a beach in turkey, he drown. one of 12 syrians who drown attempting to come in, this is what europe is looking at. joining us the author of the book walid phares. how does it help isis? >> well, it depends where they're coming from, in europe, a number of syrian refugees and

some iraqi refugees coming behind them and within syria, isis has been an i believe to infiltrate a large segment of the population, so the deduction is that isis will use those refugees in the countries and getting the help themselves. and this is an ideal situation for isis to penetrate several countries in europe. stuart: it's a huge humanitarian crisis and your heart goes out to those who will risk death to get in. do they admit people, they don't know who they are who will be future terrorists? it's a dilemma for every european government? >> they have no choice. when the europeans were dealing with possibility of some individuals coming through airports, that's one thing or crossing the bore dders trying

flee. now we're talking tens of thousands, going to the public, into trains and boats and cars and buses and walking, some of them, some dying, including children, it's too big for the europeans to say who is terrorists and not terrorists. they don't have at that capacity. stuart: so you're looking at a future terrorism problem that continues to grow. >> not just future, it's happening right now. i mean, from previous waves that hit europe coming from libya. european law enforcement tell us that they know there are hundreds that got into europe and they've seen how they connected. now from the east, coming from syria and iraq, it's a much bigger problem because the numbers are bigger and isis penetrated them in northern syria and other parts of the country. stuart: what are we going to do? are we going to put the blame where it belong which is radical islam and what are we going to do about that?

>> this is a big issue, and we're vague on it's like a cancer that's growing big, i'm clarifying here. the refugees are at the borders, this is a refugee humanitarian issue, nothing much one can do except solving it. it's making sure that these areas where terrorists are in control in libya are reversed, that should be some activity there and report finding a free area interior. it's the fourth year and we haven't done much. stuart: they're not going to do anything, i don't think it's military, i don't think they're in a position to do anything in north africa. >> anywhere around the world, i don't think that european would do anything. stuart: make the value justice, walid, should the u.s. step in and do something about libya and syria. >> united states should do something strategic, there could be military,

intelligence, arming the right people, not the wrong people, do something which we're not doing much of now. stuart: walid phares, thank you or input on an extraordinary crisis in europe that will affect us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: check the big board, where are we now? we're up 88 points. our next guest is predicting, when i say doom and gloom, i mean doom and gloom on wall street in the coming months. the there hasn't been greater pain. there's no stopping the upcoming carnage, the fed have no weapons left. it sounds like the walking dead on wall street, there's the graphic to prove it. eric shipper joins us now. you are bearish, are you not? >> i think i'm a realist, stuart. in reality we've paved a global economy that's very fragile and

could go a lot worse. i believe that the fed has propped up stock prices to such a level with all the printing of money and et cetera and low interest rates that with the global industry being in the shape it is, we're headed for a disastrous situation. carnage is a correct way of putting it and the reason is, if you're a retiree, if you're someone, a family that's saving for your future and see your stock portfolio go down, 10, 15, 20, 25%, are you going to hang on? what we saw was the last cycle, people didn't hang on, they got rid of it. that's carnage. stuart: what's the sign? is there a sign you would look at, some kind of indication, some kind of development that you expect that will really set us way, way down, the plunge? what's that sign? what's the signal? >> i think the signals will be further indication in china and emerging markets that things are going to get bad, even

worse than where they are. the ability that these signals are more credible. i think you'll see them get more credible in time. and that will affect the markets. you're going to see volatility like you've not seen, in my opinion, and it will get ugly and frankly, in my opinion, carnage will happen. and what do you do in this situation? in my opinion, i think you should go to cash right now. it's not a good time to be in the market, especially if you're-- if you need access to the cash. if you're a long-term investor, it's irrelevant long-term because if you're going to hold this, 10, 15 years and you have great companies and you're well diversified, you'll be fine. but if you need the cash, get out, get on the sidelines and don't be part of the carnage. stuart: and you're addressing those people, for example, who may be facing imminent retirement, going to step aside from their job in the next six months or one year, you're telling those people, sell it,

go to cash, get out. sleep at night and quite worrying. that's your advice to them, correct? >> yes, and it's also my advice to people that don't have a strong stomach. if you can't handle the pain that's coming or take what you're going to see on tv where the numbers are going to get significant in terms of the drops, then get out now because it's coming. stuart: we hear you and appreciate your input on the day. we'll see how things man out. eric schiffer. and i'm not sure of the pronunciation of this, a new company headquartered in spain, they've received grants and loans through the department of energy. our department of energy, from california and arizona. however, the company is now not doing well tell me about that one, adam. >> down 54% to date this stock. at one point it was trading around $30 a share.

now you can see it's below $5 a share. we've seen, remember solyndra, they defaulted on their governmentbacked loans over 500 million. and this company-- >> and they got the money. >> yeah. stuart: it looks like it's gone? . not pejorative, but certainly gone away. >> a lot of-- fox news put out a list two years ago of 36 companies failing or had already failed that had received funds for green energy projects during the obama-- >> a political scandal as poe -- opposed to a financial loss. and cbs to stream the games and the super bowl. >> a the-- a lot of people keep their

expensive cable programs to see the sports. they're going to have four playoff games, two regular games and the super bowl, it's huge. this is just the nfl and cbs, kind of just weakening a little bit the cord cutters and catering to them. stuart: very good question, that's a big deal. nothing is safe from hackers, not even your baby monitors. more details on that one coming. that's the latest threat to your privacy. and a battery problem could stop apple's latest iphone from being the run away success that the current model has been. we'll explain after this.

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>> i owe you $5. if you recall i said on monday i'll bet you $5 the judge does not throw out the suspension. he's nullified it and this is judge richard berman federal court judge and judges in arbitration cases according to lawyers are reluctant to get involved because the whole point of arbitration is to stay out of the court system. the supreme court in other cases say even when the evidence has been misinterpreted. they side with the arbitrator. we haven't read the ruling, but tom brady is free to play against the pittsburgh steelers. unless they won appeal and-- whose know what roger goodell would do this, appeal or get an injunction. or number two, go back to the nfl to issue a new punishment. stuart: the bottom line is the judge nullified the suspension. that's a slap at the nfl, isn't

it? >> absolutely. slap at roger goodell. a slap at the nfl and what it does, it upholds the union's claim that the collective bargaining contract, with the players is sacrosanct and be the judge and jury. stuart: he plays on what-- >> thursday night. stuart: they're playing who. >> the steelers. stuart: is that a big deal? >> huge, huge. stuart: the ratings will be absolutely fantastic. the producer says something about they raised a banner. ocean, the super bowl banner will be raised at that game. is that a big deal? >> a huge deal. look, if you're in new england right now and a patriots fan, you're cheering, you're thrilled. this is huge. mr. goodell, how long is he going to be commissioner? anybody want to start having that discussion?

because this is not only -- this is another slap in the face for the nfl and they could have avoided this, but they didn't. stuart: this means that the hatred of the patriots, which i believe is rampant in america. >> outside of new england. stuart: it's going to get worse. i mean, they will be crazy about in? >> yeah, perhaps. i mean, there is no love for mr. belichick. stuart: the ratings-- >> they're going to be big, but tom brady, star player in the nfl and one of the best in history and might even save his marriage and that they were on the outs because of this whole scandal. stuart: oh, stop it. and the debate in august, we pulled in 24 million viewers for the second debate. 24 million. that's fantastic. >> the nfl will do better. stuart: a thursday game. i'm in the middle of all of

this and i'm astonished that brady should have been suspended in the first place for deflating footballs. i don't think see it's a big deal. >> the union pointed out, there was never any direct, he knew he did. the quote was generally aware. now, what does that mean? generally aware? there's flow definition of what does it mean to be generally aware. judge, it appears, agreed. stuart: you've got your head in the commuter. >> on the wires here. the nfl can technically appeal this still. stuart: technically. >> yes. stuart: and i don't know whether they will or not. where is judge napitano when he need him, he's off on vacation. and tom brady beats the nfl, the nfl takes a slap in the face. roger goodell lost this one. >> in trouble. i think the owners are furious with him. the owners don't want the nfl--

it's his job to protect the nfl and promote the nfl, you know, he could have settled. it was never confirmed that brady came and said let's work out a settlement, but the nfl drew the line in the sand all or nothing. >> he want today play hardball. >> he played hardfall and lost. stuart: i think we'll keep the banner up, brady suspension overturned. keep that one up. i'd like to go to the market. we're now up 128 points, thank you very much indeed. i know more about that than i do about the deflate-gate. we're up 128 points, ladies and gentlemen. we started the session saying maybe we'll get some-- we're trying for a nfl player and-- >> you know, the players' union is going to-- the next contract this is going to have to be dealt with if they deep goodell in place as commissioner. the way it's set up now, goodell is the judge, jury, and when you appeal the decision,

he's the appellate court. stuart: whose side is the union on? >> brady's absolutely. stuart: who is opposing brady. >> the nfl, well, commissioner goodell. stuart: okay. acho, i think you're on the phone with us, are you not? >> i am in fact. stuart: you're the eagles guy, am i correct? >> i am. i broke my thumb last week during training camp and had surgery and free agent recovering. you've said that you thought that brady should be suspended for four games, whether he would serve that suspension. now that it's nullified and he's going to have to play. >> i'm actually shocked. relatively shocked and disgusted the way it played outment one captivated the nfl world so long and two, just to overturn the ruling when we know that he may not be guilty,

but he's surely not incident. stuart: the ratings are going to be huge for the game next thursday night, the patriots and steel eers huge. >> you hit it on the head. the nfl knows about bot many to line and all about top dollar. playing four games without tom brady, arguably the best quarterback in the nfl not only hurts the patriots, more importantly, it hurts the nfl. stuart: hold on a second, state right there. i'm getting more stuff coming through from adam. >> i'm curious, do you think that commissioner goodell is in trouble with the team owners? >> i think like you all hit it on the head earlier. commissioner goodell has a problem because he's the jury and executioner when it comes down to it. he plays every role in deciding what happens. that's the problem and the catch 22 that you get into. is he in trouble with the team owners? i'm not sure, some people don't respect him within the nfl

organization. stuart: does it categorically proved that brady had a hand in deflating the footballs and was that proven or implied? >> it was implied. there was a lack of evidence. he destroyed his cell phone. and they believe that maybe it was a loss of weight, ambiguous along the lines. at least he had a hand in it, at least we're led to believe so. stuart: thank you so much for scrambling to be with us on an important subject in the nfl. >> you got it. stuart: and the brady suspension has been overturned and he plays in game one next thursday night, patriots versus the steelers. our prediction is an enormous ratings boom for whatever carries it. >> it's a shame we can't get

judge napitano in here. all of us with contracts, if you sign a contract there's a clause, should we have a dispute we'll go to arbitration. the question for a great trained legal mind, does this ruling potentially open the door to change decades of public policy when it comes to contractual agreement? forget the nfl and sports, but between employers and contractual employees? have we turned everything around? >> napitano, where are you? [laughter] >> now to the markets, there is no connection between bready and the markets, but the markets are up, way up. 138 points higher, almost 16, 16-5 for the dow industrials. we came into the session looking for stability and i think we've got it. the price of oil, look at that, off and running again. now we're at 47.78, a buck 50

higher. and finally got it, the trumpets are there, 2.43 is your national average for regular, down 16 days in a row. we're headed toward the labor day weekend in what would be the cheapest gas in 11 years. that's the streak and where we are, and all the states on the screen, at least one station in each of those states is selling gas for less than $2 a gallon. last weekend i was in new jersey, bought gas for a buck 99. new jersey. check your share prices, apple, a headline in the wall street journal, apple's latest challenge, topping its own success. the new iphone, the battery won't be as good as the current one people like it to last. too many programs running on the same battery. it doesn't sound like a plan to top your own success. colleen taylor joins us. can we talk about the battery problem? it's not a new battery, it's

not a technical problem with the battery. it's the same old battery running all things to run down the charge more often, that's the case here, isn't it? >> that's right, there also seem to be early indications and again, these are all rumors, nothing came from apple itself. these are the standard things we often see in the week before the announcement. and some leaked cases and such, there's less room for the iphone to sit in it. it seems like there's a little less space for the battery and has been in previous editions of the iphones. >> i want to go to amazon. the dash buttons, if you push it and you get a product over the internet in the next couple of days. they've made it free.

it used to be $5. if you press the button and get the tide delivered, $5 comes off the tide. it's interesting because it's a new way to do our ordering and amazon is trying to keep me out of the supermarket. >> yes, at first when they began to trickle out, it almost seemed like maybe it was -- april fool's, and futuristic. i think you're right, amazon, it's almost kind of a gimmick. it's not difficult to fire up your smart phone or your computer and ordering on amazon, but this is another thing to make it easy and to, yes, keep you out of the supermarket. amazon is like the wal-mart of the internet. stuart: i laughed at it when he first saw it, who would use it? now i'm coming round.

>> yeah, never underestimate. >> i'm sorry we're short on time we had the brady case developing moments ago. we'll call it quits, but see you again soon. >> thank you. stuart: coming up, the federal court and the species protections act. dan henninger is coming up on this program shortly. more "varney & company" in a moment.

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since then i settled down to stabilize. go pro supply issues they are not bouncing back at all down 10% this week, down another 2% today. forty dollars a share go pro is going down. it did have a mower. all the way down to 33 as we speak. i will repeat the breaking news on tom brady. a judge has nullified his suspension, therefore brady will play in the opener next thursday. watch those ratings soar. cm couches with this coming ceo of the sales huddled group and joins us on the phone. if goodell in trouble with this? >> this is a huge hit to the nfl. the months and months of everything happening with the case, the nfl behind a for tom brady to come out on top but we are for the start of the season is a huge head. stuart: one second.

>> this could be key. the court finds denial of the motion to produce denied brady's request for the investigative evidence. including witness interviews for brady used at the arbitration hearing was fundamentally unfair and in violation and brady was prejudiced as a result. stuart: come back in on this. you just heard that adam had to say. the corpus critical of roger goodell. >> you know, he's already not the most popular. he is consistently on the other side, the player side. it is not good for goodell at the start of the season. trained to give me a forecast. is he going to the super bowl

again? there's my question, sorry. >> he hopefully -- i think he will make it rare, but you are going to be seen at behind the shadows a little more. stuart: thank you for joining us. a shaky line there so we will break away. this is a bombshell, adam. the nfl hired to the whole thing. compounding brady's prejudice against tom brady's case to give an act did at the last independent counsel and hired by the nfl investigation. also retained to the nfl during the arbitration. he's well-respected in manhattan. but there is an obvious conflict of interest. >> it sounds to judge has taken nfl to the woodshed.

that was an expect it. the judge was beating up on the nfl during the meetings in court. he was beating them up, but the lawyers kept saying judges in arbitration cases do not want to get involved. he was pushing for settlement. when they do get involved they tend to not reverse the arbitrator. this is huge. >> as for tom brady will see him suit up her week on peer week to the bills, job wires and cowboys. he will play in all of those games and our producer drafted him for his fantasy of it. so far in his career $150 million with this he could bring in 182 with the current contract.

stuart: he brings another how much? >> 150 million expected to hit 182 million if he plays at the current contract with the patriots in full. stuart: do we happen to know who is running next thursday's opening game, patriots, steelers. which network is running now? >> nbc. the picture of tom brady just shut up. stuart: i wonder if there is a stock play. why does my producer said thugs. brady endorses uggs. is there any response in the price of uggs stock? what is it? i've got to admit to everybody i totally fail to understand the

significance of the gnosis then she and. now when he shows me the stock at 2%. the dow was up 136 points off the high of the day but still up nicely 136 higher. let's get to hillary clinton. her former aide confirmed he will be pleading the fifth in the e-mail investigation. he won't answer any questions at all. separately here is how hillary clinton handled classified information of secretary of state. she wrote this. here is my personal e-mail. please use this for reply. she wrote back to envoy george mitchell. while they capitalize on it? republican strategist, welcome. why do you think this is going to plead the fifth? >> time taking the oath of

allegiance, he has to take a lot of other papers. when you put together the server, he also arranged for the server to be maintained in denver, colorado. that company does not have a state department contract. it has not been verified as a vendor. they probably created lots of security by doing that. in typical hillary clinton fashion people through the young gun under the bus. stuart: this is a question of security. why did hillary clinton put this information onto a server that was not secured at the aide who will now not answer questions on it. >> that is pretty much where we are. she likes to keep things away from the public via she didn't want people butting into our business. there should be able to willing to show all your e-mail.

democrats say this is the same old, same old pursuing hillary clinton's endless scandal. this is all political and besides i didn't know they were secret because it didn't take top secret the top of them. the fbi users president obama with the department of justice. when you look at the people breaking the story, "new york times," those are not in the group did those are far from it. the other thing is where the bigger troubles will live. this is why she made public yet can you imagine what made to plug but was printed pages.

denver colorado pay back the amount. the question is will they drag their feet on the investigation. stuart: susan, thank you for joining us. i'm sorry the time ashore, but but we had to deal with brady. we are up 135 points as we speak. keith lerner is with us. you say we will see more wild swings. we are not out of the woods at this point. long run we'll look at better than where we are now. that is your point? >> that's right, stuart. we studied the six previous world war era. what we've seen over the next few months is back in for testing. 12 months later the resource stocks are higher and most of

the time above average. stuart: you are saying to our viewers come individual investors do not panic, do not sell. is that your point? >> that's the point. we been more natural buffer client/server viewers under allocated we would actually recommend using pullback to read two positions. stuart: so you take the other side of the coin from our guests earlier who said a catechism was coming. i'm very sorry to such a short time but i think we got your point. hold on, by maurice out. it's going up. thank you very much indeed. time for the sector report. the price of oil back up again today close to $48 per barrel. exxonmobil, chevron, conoco phillips, royal dutch, shell, bp

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stuart: we are indeed following the breaking news on tom brady. a judge overturning his suspension. brady will play one week from tonight at home against the pittsburgh steelers. the patriot with this image moments ago. that looks like a rather celebratory tom brady if you ask me. the players union treated something out saying players rights when again. they are celebrating. atom, looks to me the total outsider, a big slap in the face for roger goodell. >> the decision was not to tom brady do it, did he not do it. no-space-on to judy nfl commissioner overstepped authority and violate the contract with the players union and mr. brady and then that

quote in the ruling for which they denied brady the evidence he would need to mount his defense at the arbitration. the goodell played judge, jury and appeals court. the judge is saying you can't do that. stuart: roger goodell tried to sanction the most popular quarterback and try to stop him playing in the opening game of the season and he lost. the speculation as to whether or not roger goodell will last a season doing what is done. >> after the super bowl, thank you, roger, time to move on. stuart: a quick financial angle, maybe a couple of them. brady endorses uggs, the abu company and the stock is up 2%. i think there is a connection. there you go. the stock is out. we are done with brady just for

now. >> for the next two minutes. stuart: check the big hoard up 150 points. the little stability return to the market this thursday. 16493. low demand down about 20. 74 and caterpillar. ebay turns 20 today which seems like it been there forever. twenty-seven dollars a share came out of 1 dollar. alcoa expanded its r&d center adding jobs. still there at $9 a share. next case. today's op-ed in "the wall street journal," the wonderland car suggests obama would like joe biden would like joe biden to run so would like joe biden two runs a beacon of control over what goes on the next for years. "the wall street journal" deputy editor wrote the columnist he does every thursday. president obama and his people

are pushing joe biden to run. why? >> you have to understand when i say his people i'm talking about the larger global network of workers who came to life in 2007 when barack obama freshman senator from illinois and now and ran through the primaries against hillary clinton. recalled the situation when hillary senator obama announced the clintons on the democratic party. the machine was unbelievable. you have this upstart, a virtual nobody commented and challenge hillary clinton for the nomination. one, which means they won. last week the "washington post" had a fascinating piece about what is going on and what they noted was in 20123770 obama bundlers, bonus of people who collect their nations.

770. do you know how many are working for hillary? 52. on the sideline waiting for a candidate. part of it is they want to get in the game. they are not ready to turn over to them again. at the moment they look at joe biden. >> are more trouble they get into with the observer problem the more likely it is biden runs. the president surely wants a winner. his calculation has to be i want a winner to preserve my legacy and i want a candidate who will proceed. >> absolutely. but i speak as press secretary

with the smartest political decision president obama ever made. the president will point does hillary clinton secretary of state. i think this whole network of obama people, political operatives, donors, volunteers, the guys who gave money to create progressive websites. we have got to buy an alternative to hillary clinton because the clinton machines will control the party we have control. >> it's entertaining, fun. you think president obama will push biden to read. that's the aim. >> yachts are getting greater by the day. what is going on today taking the fifth amendment isn't getting better. her elevation isn't going up. it's going down. stuart: as always, brilliant on a thursday.

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>> europeans are waking to heroing imm imagine of death and desperation showing a photograph of a little boy's body washed up on the shore. he drowned one of the million runs for their lives mostly from north africa. desperate to get to europe. it is a humanitarian crisis of monumental proportion. a billion desperate people want in. what is europe going to do? many european countries are close to bankruptcy and some are in deep recession they descroant the money or economic clout to take in destitute people or the political will either. remember there have been many terrorist tacks within europe carried out by muslims isis has publicly state ised its desire

to kick pope out of the vatican and have law throughout the continue continent they were sporting terror sneaking into europe with other migrants what do you think, the political reaction to settlement of new terror cells all in the name of humanitarian relief? backlashes started already. i don't know what europe will do. but i do know who to blame. radical islam. that is the root cause of all of this. and until we recognize the threat, name it, counter it and reject it and frankly smash it, it will kongts to ruin livens liberty of millions for decades to come. >> well looky here almost the high of the day 170 point gain for the dow industrial above 16-h500.

dow average is biggest winners exxon, dupont we're looking for stability, they haven't found it in caterpillar down a buck 30 at 74 that is biggest loser of the dow 30. several nays nasdaq stocks are up. not on a regulation basis. sand disk. green mountain. all of them are now up one and a half, 2%. joining us now wealth empire chief market analyst ross gibbons you think we started we've with hit a bottom an bouncing back up. is that where you're coming from? >> i do think we're on the way back up. i was on the show about 10g days ago and talk about the fact that it is a huge opportunity for investigators and great buys out there if people will ignore the noise an identify opportunity that it is. >> you're an apple buyer is that

correct? 112 right now you're buying apple? >> i'm l buying apple i've leaked it at 120 and 110 they were able to project to do nine to ten dollars share in earnings this year in going forward. stocks at 110 or so, you get a chance to buy one of the greatest companies in the world it is a no-brainer. every time we've had the opportunity in the past investors have been rewarded for it. >> you like general motors gm is that right? it is not sexy or a .com but hedge fund managers in the world david tepper largest for good about are. trading 28 a share now. projected to do four and a half dollars a share in earnings next year so we have a forward multiple like 6 or 7 uncanny. i think anyone who does not own

gm in 2016 is really going to live to regret it and wish they had. a huge runup i keep buying stuart. >> so you own it you're saying go higher than this. thank you indeed for joining us but are we dealing with a plethora of news today. try this, inspector judge overturning tom brady four game suspension this means braidly will start for patriots as they kick off the sb season against the steelers he broke into his lengthy vacation for us his name is judge andrew napolitano you've seen this ruling. we've been looking at it. looks to us like a huge slap down for commissioner romger goodell. >> i think first of all stuart how are you? nice to see i'm on your show no matter where you used to be. no matter what the news is --

i have read the opinion, yes it is a slap down to commissioner goodell personal slapdown to commissioner. the essence of the opinion by judge berman is not the brady is innocent. it is not that the nfl failed to prove its case. it's that the manner that the nfl treat in which the nfl treated brady and the choifs commissioner goodell as final arbitrator who have fundamentally pun fair. what does that mean? that means that nfl could reimpose suspension this afternoon. tom brady could file an appeal. that would hold off emotion until appeal is heard and could be heard by another arbitrator a neutral personal not the commissioner. that's what judge berman allows. i don't think it is likely politically lower case p but certainly permissible legally if the nfl wants to pursue this

because the essence of the charge against the nfl is not that there was no it is sense not that there was insufficient evidence. but that the nfl denied evidence to brady and to his lawyers. >> okay. >> other avenue of appeal is judge berman shouldn't have been involved in the case in the first place. because tom brady signed the collective bargaining agreement that collective bargaining agreement against commissioner to become arbitrator even if it is biased there right in black and white. >> we hear you judge thank you for joining us at very short notice. back to the beach for you we'll see you next week thank you very much indeed. to summarize nfl has been slapped down, tom brady quarterback per the patriots will not be serving a four-game suspension he will play. opening against steel percent guaranteeing enormous ratings, he will play. play for the four games after that, he was supposed to not play in.

a wrap, oh saying gretchen is with us about sports. this is a bombshell to a wild surprise. >> i was gone justing just for e of days we had a fun belt, and nobody picked zero gain. so nobody wins this. i had picked two. i thought they might have a happy medium. >> a shocker isn't it? >> it is but not if you look at the how the judge ruled it when he didn't understand the ted wells report militarily he gave a couple of look into the qoind. >> but judge said in the rulings findings are generally not open to u judicial challenge, and we accept, we september facts as a the arbitrator found them. judge is not taig issue request the we also report or the -- what the facts said taking issue with goodell playing judge, jury, and aa peel p -- appellate court. >> i want to read what i'm getting from "the washington post."

i've got this flash alert from the washington post it says, donald trump to sign the gop loyalty pledge. and commit to backing the eventual republican nominee. the washington post is saying he signs. refuse to sign the big debate but refuses is bret baier -- come on in please. this is just happening. [laughter] what do you make of it you're the political guy. >> not alone in reporting this. a lot of sources say he's going to sign that and honestly rnc chairman this wouldn't be going to trump tower with a press campus this afternoon if it wasn't already baked in the cake. bottom line, he has to sign it in order to get on at least a few states ballot including most importantly south carolina. and that deadline is september 30*9 so he's going to sign this pledge that he's going to support the nominee even if he's

not the nominee, and he's going to pledge not to run as a third party somethings he couldn't do at the debate august 6th. >> but this does remove a threat that was hanging over republican nominating process that was a big threat of this. this takes it off the table he signs he's not gong to be third party. big deal. >> it is a big deal. it is a big deal in just the overall sense that he's going to support the nominee. other thing is that all of the other candidates are going to support the nominee if that nominee is donald trump they'll support him. so -- >> could rice say this party is unified we will all get together behind the even chul nominee? >> yeah, i think so he's going to have all a of the -- candidates on. and they've all individually pledged along the way. we had chris christie signing this morning on "america's newsroom" and rand paul and all world support if ahead of this next debate on cnn september

16th. >> first thing a former aid to hipght who helps set up her private e-mail server, is telling congress, now he's got to answer any questions he'll take the fifth before con congressional committees. have you ever seen anything like this with a leading democrat candidate has an aid who is going to take the fifth and who under some form of intense education about a life as secretary of state? ever seen anything like this before? >> no, never the fact that this investigation is going on, the fact that the drip, drip, drip of nuggets of information continue to come out including one today about -- some colleges and a speeches that president clinton did, i mean, all of this stuff is happening every day. meanwhile, you have hillary clinton's former chief of staff pup on capitol hill offering a deposition to the benghazi committee and person who set up

the personal e-mail server, computer server in her house has said that he's going to take the fifth. now he legally, obviously, can do that. but we also politically looking at it from the analytical point of view can say, that's an interesting political position that hillary clinton is in. >> i'll be watching special report tonight. if i want an fin depth look at what on earth is going on with this. bret baier you'll be anchoring the show and i'll be watching. appreciate it. thank you. my take the refugees trying to get into europe. we have reports that isis terrorists are disguising thelses as migrant who is infiltrate europe. last hour if i spoke to terrorism expert about it. roll tape. >> what we know is that within syria isis has been able to infiltrate a large segment of the population so the deduction is that isis will use these refugees crossing into borders

and getting help of those cells. so this is ideal to penetrate several countries in europe. >> what a situation gretchen is here. they woke up to dreadful immaimings of human tarn crisis in europe and now we learn maybe there's a security threat when they're let into europe. what are they going to do? >> one of the worst photos was a three-year-old picked up off the shore and make a huge mark. europe has let in a ton of immigrants over last two, three, four, decades now you have people who are fleeing for their safety and really need to be let in. but will they? you know, now there's that conundrum because countrying thinking of london, paris, france, england so going to do 11 million. 11 million fleeing isis it comes back to the united states. where's the leadership on this? where's the leadership reason taking out isis.

>> blame lies with rad call islam in north africa and isis and done nothing it be and not stopping it. >> l we're triesing to to take out lieders but are we doing enough? >> staying with us for the next hour? >> i am l. >> breaking news thick and fast. donald trump will sign the gop pledge not to run as a third party candidate. tom brady will play one week from tonight. a judge overturns his suspensions. we also have another rally look at this please, the dow is up 176 points. 165 is where we are now. stability and then there's this china flexing its military muscle showing off a missile that can take out an a aircraft carrier so they say. more coming up.

>> china clearly flexing its military mous pl number one, five chinese navy ships spotted off cost of alaska earlier this week.

during president obama's visits to that state. they also rolled out a missile which we hear could take out an aircraft carrier in that big parade in beijing. joining america special operations advisor jason beardsley, this is a bit display of military might by china. what do you think should be america's response? >> well stuart, first of all thank you for having me on. what we see with china right now is a lot of posturing so been developing this weapon system and this missile program for a long time that had been ten years or more in the making. u.s. response has to be clear. it has to be also something well thought out it is about encountering measures that they're trying to keep our shifting back u.s. invested airkts carrier technology so to make sure that we can have our aircraft carrier safe within our region we need to invest in tmg to disable or cause them to blink from their side an by

blink, i mean, their isr. intelligence surveillance platform that's a complex system they have, and there's a lot of ways to interrupt it. >> do you know that we are not doing that? do you think that we're not taking that posture against the chinese? >> it is a great question, stuart, and real truth is people can feel comfortable because regard leafs what you hear from parking lot pope, or what you hear from lead percent striems going to be more aggressive or laid back but you can be confident that u.s. military is thinking through those things. we're deploying a weapon's system. they come up with a counter to that and our role in the u.s. military and technician its is o come up with overmatch. we with got into an ied battle in iraq, and we used a lot of systems to counter those ied's it is the same thing when you talk about missile hitting aircraft carrier and knock out platforms guiding their miss pals on targets so it is a little bit of smart policy and

it is haming. >> how about this for spoons. governor walker presidential candidate he says cancel the state visit of china's premier -- later this month. he said just cancel it. what do you think about that for a response to china flexing its muscle? >> it is the military but what do you think? >> sure, with well state graft is part that have. if the president take aggressive stance that's an option i wouldn't take it off the table. you can watch different leads ls with different responses. reagan qowf handled it. this president has a different way of handling it. he may not want to be provocative from that pulpit what we need to know is that the military behind that is developing the right systems, putting them in place so we can implete our policy. however, from the pull it is not sometimes military loves to hear leadership say things clearly. right now, with everything we've seen with china, we would love to hear the president stand up and say america is is great.

we're going to defend our aircraft carriers in the south pacific and lead the world in trade there. about a third was world trade goes through this area. so it is not pin appropriate for him to lean forward a little bit. tmpleg lean forward. i got it. jason thanks for joining us freerkt it. how about this robot takeover is real and they're coming for your job? okay. hold on. according to foster research robots will displace 23 million people from their jobs in the next ten years if you clean for a living, you maybe already having your job taken by a robot designed by my next guest. she's the cofounder of i-robot makers of the -- vacuum. welcome back helen good to see you. >> thanks for having me again. so it is you. people like you qhor displacing 20 million people from their jobs. [laughter] how do you feel? do you attack that seriously, that's a big number.

you're displacing people. >> it is to p so cute too. but -- >> a long history of displacing worker when factories were automated, but in developments new jobs you have to get more efficient. but where those new jobs occur is really hard to predict. >> those new jobs are likely to be highly skilled jobs. i mean, fixing robot and fixing soft square that makes them run those are highly skilled jobs they're going away and manual jobs, manual labor jobs low skill jobs. that's what's going on here. >> all kinds of jobs if we with for example, get serious about fixing our crumbling infrastructure. if we get serious about reversing manmade climate change and take cycling seriously teaching is maybe 30 -- >> i wasn't expecting a series of left wing talking points when we introduced you today. [laughter]

you know -- >> i'm talking about jobs what about teaching maybe 30 -- maybe 30 kids a classroom snts the right number if quare going to compete and work effectively with robots you want to use your mind, and great education is a part of that. >> i understand entirely do you think we should reform the education system in america? the public schools -- dominated by unions how about that? a right wing talking point you going to agree with that? >> the place where new jobs come in are hard to predict. but there won't be new jobs, and a when you work with a robot, you become more efficient and when you're more efficient there's more chance that your job is going to exist longer. i'll tell you a little story. i sat down iftion at an event with a union leader in pittsburgh was worried because he was a union leader i build robots, but he told me that they love robots because when the factories get automated they know that they'll be -- their one-jobs are safer an they

won't be as likely to go overseas. because being efficient in business is what it's all about. >> all right we hear you physical helen thank you for joining us. how many have you sold last time you told me 20 million is that right? >> over 10 million out there, and you know i'm building drones now. it is also, you know, i don't believe the mover takes many jobs because -- it just augments craving makes your cleaning get done all a of the time instead of once every when you happen to clean. >> i don't have one yet. thanks very much everybody. appreciate you being with us. >> thank you. you got one. >> now i want to get that for you for christmas. a federal judge takes prairie checken off a endangered species list that means more drilling in texas. we'll explain.

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evaluation of the conservation plan. the judge is saying look, we can't continue to protect the animal. stuart: that sounds right to me. the lesser prairie chicken of which there are tens of millions, aren't there? >> they are really pretty. it actually looks like him and look how beautiful that is. how many times have we had stories with a certain endangered animal that does a lot of business there a lot of business pipeline out of him and in their pipeline out of the candidate motion. we've continued to cover the race. >> it's fair to make a proper assessment. the government does this repeatedly.

the governments own reports that it would create 48,000 dogs and yet people who are opposed to the pipeline they wouldn't. i am ecstatic. there is white house. and not by enough to know. all i want. i think we are in agreement. >> we are. sure into good to see you. bar rescue host john tasker is next. we are talking about tom brady and hillary clinton. he says that the politicians destroying the american dream. listen to this. >> over 1 million american families come at their dream turned into a nightmare. i see it in their eyes. our political and economic environment stopped it cold. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water.

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stuart: check that big board. i'm calling the stability after a period of intense volatility up 14165. the price of oil not much stability up $1.22. o. brand, the victoria's secret parent company is the best performer in the 500 s&p peers sales up, stock up 5%. alcoa opening a new facility to research 3-d printing. it is like 30 cents.

let's get back to tom brady. a judge overturned his suspension. this is a huge blow i am told to roger goodell you might say needs rescuing. why do we bring in the guy whose name is john tasker. welcome to the program. >> processes need to be rescued. what the ruling fatah is no nfl players have been given a standard that would impact suspension or disciplinary action based upon knowledge of the acts of another. that's a pretty broad penalty just to be aware of the act of another. they are not saying he did it. they are arguing the premise and then assess the way the nfl has defined standards of conduct beard if you don't define standards of conduct, then what are you arguing against? what is the point?

the judge is saying you can't be held accountable for knowledge of the act of another unless that was previously established. stuart: goodell try to put down, stopped from playing for four games the best quarterback in the game, the super bowl winner and they lost. can he be rescued? can goodell be rescued? >> i'm not sure. you have to wonder for the motivation. he didn't allow people to be across the am and i didn't go out with fairness. stuart: i want to ask you about subway. they are at damage control after the very high profiles oaks man was arrested on various charges. they are redesigning the stories come in changing the menu. while all of that work? >> they were the number one spot for seven years or that his trauma to the executives. they are making subtle moves to

upgrade the environment. they are trying to get some freshness to the brain. it's a noble effort. >> i think they need to add more salads. >> i think you're right. >> i got a frown from stuart. train to add salads? >> they make sandwiches. how do you get more females that they don't want to eat a foot-long sandwich? >> a lot of women like sandwiches. >> savoie is known as a salad sandwich. salad sandwich pick lettuce, tomato, onions, peppers. everything on there and is one slice of meat that's a little process. make donalds, the companies announcing plans to serve all day breakfast. i don't think that's a big deal. do you?

you have a huge impact in right now but donalds is struggling in at 2:00 in the afternoon driving down the street and egg mcmuffin might be appealing. they are not taken away but they have. they have some very popular menu items. i think it is not old enough. >> here is the thing. how will provide breakfast all day long? 500 to $500,000. >> what you are on to is the production difference. they are cooking pancakes. where do they store things? >> air making homemade pancakes in the order pancakes? >> yes.

>> they are taken among the freezer? >> i don't believe so. i believe they make them on the grill. i think it is a step towards the direction of the point of difference. stuart: if you do go buy stuff i want to hear it first. you had a great speech defending the american dream at that summit put on by americans for prosperity. >> over 1 million american families, their dream turned into a nightmare. there was no american dream. i see it in their eyes. political and economic environment stopped it cold. >> relax. you are amongst friends. >> i was in iowa doing my job and i was in a city that a population of 165,000. i drove to main street and its guided. everything is closed to corporate america will not going to solve that.

so to me, the army of small businesses the solution to our economic recovery. that is what will rekindle the main streets of america and communities of america. >> they are suffering from obamacare and it's easy for them to go out of business unfortunately. >> i agree. the impact of obamacare, the fact that gretchen, 600 small businesses open every year were bleeding to death. every small business we believe more and more. we lose 15,000 a month. our politicians are not speaking about this. >> you are talking about a pizza shop that had the clothes. we both lived in cleveland. use the empty storefronts and his potential totally wasted. >> is very candidate pushing for a free-market economy, pushing towards rod capitalism.

>> i don't care the word small business enough. i'd love to see true tax relief for small businesses under $2 million in sales. our round by individuals and in essence will get huge tax relief for three years so hurry up, open the business tomorrow. >> great debate question. >> it is. i would love to see us talk about it more. stuart: in june you run the program talking about hillary clinton. roll tape. >> when hillary clinton became secretary of state, she decided the exact opposite. i will hide everything i say. if you have the attitude you're expecting to have something to hide or you have some in the hide. you would share it all publicly. she's a serious credibility issue and conflict issue. i'm not sure she is electable.

>> her aides set up the e-mail. can hillary be rescued? >> now, she was unelectable bad and today. there's a reason somebody builds walls around things. i am one who goes to the core of it. why did that behavior happened? she tried to hide something from the get go if she sold out her own party. >> when mr. show? >> 9:00 sunday night. stuart: john taffer commit thank you for joining us. more than half of the immigrants to the united states get some kind of government welfare. we'll talk about former welfare in a moment. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled

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stuart: >> i am transfixed. right now the dow jones industrial average up roughly 200 points and still showing gains for the week. the dow, nasdaq and s&p is lower. economic news focusing on tomorrow's monthly jobs report. one doing very well today's energy as oil goes up about. taking energy stocks with it. chevron and exxon are winners for the dow jones industrial average. transocean, more than 2%.

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stuart: cnn demanding criteria for who should be included in the next republican debate. that is a victory for carly fiorina. >> at the right decision. they were using polls going back to july when she was not anywhere on the radar screen. she did very well in that first debate. obviously they should use more recent polls between august and september 10th instead of going back to july. stuart: she is almost certain leanne. >> you might have some shakeup at the bottom as well. stuart: they are just running one debate. >> one debate. a week after the polls would close on who would be eligible. between august 7th and september 10th. stuart: by the way, tomorrow, carly fiorina will appear on the program. don't miss it. the integration crisis is hitting america in the wallet. a study shows more than half of immigrant led households receive

one form of government welfare. medicaid, food stamps, housing. joining us from the center for urban renewal welcome star parker. we know you and your former life. as a welfare cheat. we are doing that anymore. tell me, are immigrants cheating to get 51% with welfare or is that what they are entitled to? >> entitled is the word that hasn't been used as opposed to eligible. rather than focus on the internment camps and talking about how to run the 20 million people, we should be talking about welfare reform and union controlled schools. remember, immigrants are ineligible for welfare before the expansion measures over the last eight years. now you have people pushing

responsibility of families and communities is to take on to this day. you have a growing immigrant community that's taken advantage of one or two or more welfare programs. stuart: to me, it changes the nature of how we view immigrants. i mean, a couple generations ago you came here, claims the food chain and did whatever your code. now you come and get help because you're entitled to the help. that changes americans view of immigration and nature of the debate. >> you are right. the same american people are not judging the program. we have invested $22 trillion a war on poverty. it's an expensive components that allow for immigrants to come in and go to public schools that teach messaging to your infected by the society and you are deserving are to programs.

the discussion should not be taken to be frustrated about the individual as opposed to looking out by unions keep insisting with the children brought us, lunch and dinner but also welfare reform. why are we investing this money and structure into the business that family and community should be doing. stuart: i want to ask you about this group black wives matter putting out inflammatory language. what should our response be to that group? >> i think our response should be to arrest your sorrows with funniness, two allies arrest luis for condit insisting we have a war and police officers for inciting riot and terrorism. this black wives matter movement is not a political movement as the dnc just found out. this is a mob militant movement in any to be stopped now before we start seeing a lot of a lot of officers in the street in the blood of these young men being

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it will be interrupted by that news conference. >> will have a full announcement. stuart: you certainly will. who says millennial star listed? my next guest is anything but lazy. he's 17 or sold, ceo of reputation tower.com. my management company claims that the negative search results for individuals and corporations. right here. welcome, michael. reputation tower.com. i can come to you, but you wiped clean my social network pages. >> i work with a team of arbitrators and they are able to identify. >> 17 years old. they go through my social network pages and take out what? >> negative results, pictures that might be offensive or

embarrassing. stuart: you go all the way. who makes a judgment about which pictures should be wiped and which should not. >> let's say i were to post a picture of you -- stuart: can you link back a little? you look pale, which is the kiss of death in television. who decides which picture is in a row? >> that they opposed a picture of stuart varney on my website. you would own the rights to it and i would be able to remove it. stuart: how do you go? twitter and facebook? >> it is more the dirty.com mis.com. we really dig into it. stuart: supposed to do the job i'm in dig into everything. you expunge everything conceivable under the sun. how much would you charge? >> would be 399.

399. $1000 at least. stuart: do you want to be back on the program? how many clients have you dealt with? >> i've dealt with 30 or 40. stuart: you were building it. your private company. if you watch the show coming to the question. would you sell your stake for $10 million? >> right away. [laughter] >> mostly gone clients? >> last week i dealt with someone who was 45 years old, a professional and i cleaned it up for him. stuart: michael tran 11, reputation tower.com. stay there. camp walk off in the middle of my exit. more after this.

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neil: afree agreeing to sign a pledge, if he were not the republican nominee, he would support whoever is. in other words, donald trump, would support any one of his competitors who he leads right now in this race and sign a pledge to do so. that he would not bolt from this party. it is two hours away. anything can happen. it is donald trump. it's a commitment on paper but how binding if it comes to pass? we'll know in 120 minutes. to blake burman with the very latest why trump is doing this right now. >> reporter: hi, there, neil. i kind of walk you through everything how this all started.