i'm not going to point out those teams, but i know there's some disappointments out there. today is round two. maria: and it goes on. big daddy, justin, thank you so much. dagen mcdowell and kevin kelly. that will do it for us. tune into fox news sunday. chris wallace, 20 years on the program. congratulations. stuart varney over to you. stuart: i'll take it. this one is very hard to take. president obama trashes ronald reagan. the economy is sliding, but president obama says it is the best managed recovery in the history of the world. hard to take. good morning, everyone. can you say arrogance? in an interview with the new york times, mr. obama compares himself favorably with other presidents the equal of lbj, fdr and yes, abraham lincoln. don't believe that reagan tax cuts created growth and prosperity. that's a myth. we've got a few things to say about that one for you.

next case, could it be republicans edging towards a trump candidacy? 16 congressmen now openly support limb and ted cruz, john boehner says he's lucifer and one says that gives lucifer a bad name. amazon firing on all cylinders and stock goes up $70 a share. amazon and facebook together, the rescuers of technology. will you look at this? trump holds a rally in california. the left riots, on prominent display you saw it. the mexican flag, who exactly who brings violence to america's politics? "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ with the devil ♪

>> the song is running with the devil van halen. why did we play that? because john boehner called cruz lucifer in the flesh. might they rally around donald trump? a political shift may be starting. for the market, it opens down in a few minutes time. remember, it was down 200 yesterday. here is the real focus on the market today. stock of the day, amazon. most profitable quarter ever. that thing will be up, what, 65, $70 at the opening bell. poised for the biggest one-day rally in a year. the founder, jeff bezos is h an or take 100 million or two. and the donald trump campaign in california, blocking

traffic, impeding traffic. it was a violent night. let's be clear, the violence came from the anti-trump crowd. tammy bruce is here. trump holds a rally, the left riots, is this the pattern for the rest of the year? . it's been the pattern for quite some time, hasn't it? whoever the nominee is is going to see this this is the plan for the democratic party, to disrupt, threaten, whoever the nominee is, whether it would have been jeb bush or ted cruz or trump that they're racist, sexist and homophobic. that's what they have. you're looking at groups, everyone who has endorsed the democrats line and hillary. it's people who want the open borders. it's illegal immigrant advocates, it's all of that dynamic that we've seen from the left. this has been-- when you remember, of course, the university riots, that was kind of the training for this. this is what you're going to see through the summer and what you're going to see in cleveland, but this is planned, it's not organic, this is what

the left has to offer and of course, americans need to reject it. stuart: thank you very much, tamley. stay there. let's bring in tom marino from pennsylvania. you're a trump guy and you saw the video, what's with the mexican flag waved around there? what's with that? >> i'm very disappointed in that. in the state of pennsylvania, hispanics have been very good workers for agricultural area, but we can't label all hispanics simply by that just the way we can't label any other ethnic group. so, ill still have very good feelings and positive feelings that the hispanic group will come out and support donald trump. stuart: what do you make of this idea that this is the plan, that we're going to see this throughout the rest of the year, violence provoked by the left at trump rallies? i've got to tell you, congressman, i think that's a plus for donald trump. >> there's no request he. it's proved over in the last

several months, every time something like this happens, donald trump's numbers go up and the left, the democrats have-- they can't do anything on the facts, the economy is a disaster, what do they do? they make up things and try to cause problems. we'll overcome those problems. >> i've got issues i want to go through and back in a moment. former house speaker john boehner has endorsed donald trump. if you were watching the show yesterday. as the story was breaking, he called ted cruz lucifer in the flesh. cruz responded and said he's never john boehner outside of the hello, how are you kind of thing. and this morning, new york congressman peter king, a republican, adds to the fray. he says maybe boehner gives lucifer a bad name.

>> ouch. and backwards and forward, i think again, it helps donald trump. >> no doubt, the numbers are going to go up and as far as senator cruz, you know, his despera desperate hail carlie pass has been brilliantly intercepted by donald trump simply because he go the endorsement from bobby knight. stuart: we counted 16 people in congress who are overtly for donald trump. is the count going up fast? >> i have two more that want to talk to me this morning about it and you'll see more and more in the next week. republicans from the house and i think from the senate are coming on board because they heard donald's speech on foreign affairs, which is a very good speech and i'm very familiar with foreign affairs. the next speech is going to be an excellent speech because it's going to be on economics and the economy. stuart: we'll be watching that, we are a financial program and

we'll be watching closely. congressman tom marino, thanks so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> you're very welcome. stuart: now let's get to the economy. as i said, we're a financial program. we do a lot of politics, but we're into money as well. president obama blasting what he calls the mythology of the reagan economy. this was in a new york times interview. do you believe this? basically a failed presidency blasting the most successful president economically in our lifetimes. you're looking at a charge of economic growth during the reagan years, can you see that, 4%, 7%, 4%, 3%. the economy in america in the last eight years has never gone better than 2 1/2%. i've got to calm down. >> i can hear the audience themselves. we can hear they're screaming, we're mad as hell and not going to take it anymore. president obama is the first president ever not to see a single year of 3% gdp growth in the history of the countries. he's the fourth worst president

on the economy. he's relying on the millennials and others who have no economic understanding, who support someone like bernie sanders, who have not been taught about business and economy, and he can rely on those who don't know to say it's a myth. you're actually rewriting history liz: trying to. stuart: trying to do that. >> and that's why they hate these conversations and don't like the numbers. i'm sure he saw the numbers coming out and realizes his legacies, that he's one of the worst economic presidents ever. >> median income low, and even a former saying that president obama-- >> new york times interview and a fed governor is saying, you're wrong, mr. president. >> you're absolutely flat out wrong.

he filled up the flat tire of the u.s. economy with tax dollars and accepted in during the crisis with $21 trillion of estimated help. >> he's hoping that people would-- he's taking the same approach, you can keep your hospital and your doctor. these are a series of magical thinking he's put ott into the society and americans now have seen his style, reject it and know this is as much of a lie as everything else. stuart: he did say his was the best managed recovery of any large economy on earth in human history. >> he just dined it out to congress and left the print to others. and trying to reset history when the facts counter it. stuart: totally factually wrong. don't worry, i'll calm down. moving swiftly along. and hillary clinton saying that trump was offering the woman card and she's got a card.

>> i'm shocked she's playing it. 57% of americans polls show that they don't care about gender. majority of women believe yes, we will have a woman president and means there's no urgency and they can make their choice carefully. it tells me one thing, it matters to democrats only not to independents or republicans and even at this point she's pandering to her own base and she's worried about turnout. >> identity politics, a woman. >> clearly the boldest of identity politics and tells you, it's an insult to the american people who are struggling right now and of course, they don't care what the gender is at this point of the president. >> i want to give more individual stocks, you've looked at amazon, about 70 points. look at this, we've got linkedin, better profits and upbeat outlook.

and baidu, we call that the chinese google, profit down, revenue jumps and the stocks up 12 bucks. look at travel site expedia, they're making money and investors like that, $13 roughly here so some big news in some of the stocks this morning. comedian will ferrell, he's set to star in a comedy about president reagan's alleged dementia and make fun of it. i think it's outrageous and i'm not the only one. you'll hear what reagan's family is saying about this. and video last night, video of a bong hit could cost one player millions of dollars. we'll explain. and more on the hospital bombing in aleppo, syria. and secretary of state john kerry says it was an intentional attack by the assad regime. lots going on. we'll be back.

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stock of the day, the focus is amazon. it reported its most profitable quarter ever and it's going to go up what, $70 a share. you don't see that very often now, do you. to the middle east, secretary of state john kerry blames the assad regime of the deadly attack on a syrian's children's hospital. saying it was deliberate. a fox exclusive for you. an assad siege of the strong hold in aleppo could be imminent. that's according to humanitarian observers. off the hook with the story, the story, a reporter's journey. judy, this doesn't sound like a foreign policy success, it sounds like a debacle maybe ending in a massacre. >> this is, alas, what i fear may happen in aleppo, the largest city in syria, the historic part of syria, absolutely surrounded, beseeiegd

within and without. we had 140,000 people can ill illed-- killed in syria and yet this president's response has been to send 250 more troops to aid the rebels. 250 special forces, that brings us up to a total of 300 to syria. stuart: assad crosses the red line that president obama had laid down. >> right. stuart: the russians move in and bomb in favor of the assad regime. now there's in so-called aleppo, a massacre may follow and a load more refugees may flood out of syria trying to get into europe. where is the recognition of responsibility from our president? >> there really isn't any. his overview is that what's going on in the middle east is just so profound, that we can't make a difference and the american military really does not believe that. ash carter, secretary of state was on capitol hill talking

about degrading isis, but acknowledging we haven't yet begun to destroy the american foe, which has brought down the towers. now, the important thing to remember about aleapto is that that's not where isis is. isis is in raqqa and yet the syrian government want wants to go off the rebels in the city. stuart: and they're using russia to go after assad's enemies, not isis. >> the children hospital bombing killed the last pediatrician left in the city. stuart: the video is extraordinary. >> it's horrifying. for those of us who have been in aleppo who knew what that city represented. stuart: you have? >> yes, many, many times. it's a tragedy beyond emergency. stuart: it's a wreck. >> the heart of the middle east is ripped out and-- >> thank you very much indeed.

before you go, hold on a second. we had rob o'neill on yesterday liz: a great interview. stuart: the man who killed bin laden. five years ago. >> five years ago i was with the best team i considered ever assembled knowing we were on a one way mission. >> anytime i want, i can picture his bedroom and usama bin laden standing on two feet and i could see his last breath. >> and now we know who the strong horse was, and it wasn't usama bin laden. stuart: can you believe it's the fifth anniversary, who would have thought? the push to boycott target stores over the gender bathroom policies. more than a million people have signed a pledge to boycott the store. and target stock is going down

more. it's the bong hit, everybody is talking about it. a top nfl prospect took the bong hit and it's going to cost him millions of dollars. back in a minute.

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look at this. tunsil was supposed to be a top five pick headed into the draft and dropped several spots after that video surfaced on twitter. it shows him smoking out of a bong. it went up minutes before the draft started and clearly cost him millions of dollars. tammy. >> yeah, look, what is interesting this video showed up on the twitter moments before the draft was to begin and of course, if he's a number one pick, that could mean 25, $30 million. what was interesting to me was who did that? he said it was hacked. his account was hacked, but you have to wonder is it somebody who he knows or somebody who did because they have an interest in being the number one pick themselves. it's interesting liz: reports indicate, too, that the image is old and it is years old as well. stuart: it's a story of our times. my heart goes out to that young man. i don't pass judgment on smoking marijuana.

whether you're a good football player or not, who cares, can he play football? >> the nfl has been underfire because of the behavior of players, domestic violence, and people who can be good role rodles. you have to look at timing and how old it was and intention, if i would ask if i was nfl, who put that up moments before the draft. stuart: it did influence the draft and clearly a lot of money swung on the release of that video. outrageous. look, we'll have a lot more on this and the whole business of football in our next half. joined by a former nfl defensive lineman tioga jackson, he'll be here at 10:15. in his day, there was no twitter. oh, what a difference that makes. and what else is coming up for you, we're moments away from opening the market this friday morning. we'll be down, 60, 70 points. amazon is the stock to watch

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>> what a day this is for big time stories. we've got politics, we've got money. we've got wall street. it is all happening. all right, let me list this stuff. number one president obama in an interview with the "new york times" trashes ronald reagan economic performance back in the 1980s. the president says, president obama says that the idea that big tax cuts create ared a prosperity of a decade that he says is mythology and not letting go of this one. frays uk numbers after the closing bell yesterday, they're doing well in the cloud. they're doing well with revenue. they've got all kinds of products, tangible products that are selling very, very well. when that bell rings couple of seconds from now you're going to

see amazon go up what maybe 70 dollars a share. you do not see that happen very often. with a major leagues company like amazon. but you're going to see it in about five seconds. friday morning, three seconds. here we go. you're going to like this when you see amazon believe 30u9 off and running and down for the dow jones industrial we're going to be down but amazon stock of the day. most profitable quarter ever. that thing is going to go straight u up. we are on it. where are we? up 66 dollars 11%. anthony is here and emac too start with you liz give me some of the standout highlight of the amazon numbers from last night. >> well there's competing up two-thirds year over year. this is amazon's iphone moment that is one analyst said four straight quarters of profit. the echo smart speaker that you refer to on fire, two times as

many fire tablet sold that amazon cloud business netflix, instagram making a lot of money from that. j okay. scout if i was to compare facebook and amazon to standout stocks do you like them. which one most? >> both of them but focus on facebook stuart because they have a better free cash major hadden. amazon a 3% margin they printed a 6.4 cash flow this quarter means tremendous amount of reinvestment but facebook is better. stronger mode around the business. >> facebook is not sooned at this point. amazon did. couple of years ago that was down about 100 dollars share now it's 600 nearly 700. facebook is not having that kind of runup just yet. do you think it will? >> i do. because what happens is in free cash flow stuart is they build a

masstive chest of cash, they can buyback stock or do more strategic -- >> no facebook. so both have free cash flow that's why stocks are doing well lizy if you look at those numbers they have amount of strategic cash to use. to share a purchase. >> about apple most of the money is overseas bring it back home it gets taxed. >> if we have a tax cut on corporate level maybe get money back. that for a year. all right got a lot more big names moving. linkedin. high or profit a upbeat outlook up 3% not a bad game for a big name company. how about by do we call that china goggle profit down. revenue straight up. how about up 3 and a half pert at 192. expedia making money. investors like that and expedia up again in percentage term big gain 7.8 pbility up big gain.

gilead silences drop in sales for hepatitis c drug that thing is down 6.5%. don't look now but price of oil back at $46 a barrel. you know that means gas prices keep going up. we haven't showed you this for a long time but now 2.19 that is national average on regular. and that, i think, is u up 80 cents from the lows of january. 80 cents a gallon. scott we haven't hard from you yet. we want to hear from you now. i want you to tell me amity going to get back to or $2 even on gasoline yes or no? >> you will. a rally and i like it because of the energy sector in states. should help us out but ultimately such a glut of oil and it will be muting a lot of these rallies so i think that we're getting a little bit of a boost because dollar is weaker today and globally commodities have started to wake up a little bit and at the end of the day it's all about supply and demand

and this big and supply this big so going to keep a lid on it. >> excellent scott we love that kind of stuff. thank you. pharmaceuticals have been all over the news recently. halted as of right now. adam shapiro new york exchange going to tell me what's going on. adam. >> two things shakeup of the board of directors is with one of the independent board of directors come across are wires. other issues they reat astated fourth quarter earnings to the side so there's a shakeup in board of director and they restated fourth quarter earningses. original report of $2.50 now restated at a dollar 55. >> and halted. okay much of the news and halted as of right now. thanks very much. google and chrysler may be teaming up on -- driverless cars. google and chrysler -- >> here's the bottom line here is that they see a future it. we have ford, über other

automakerrer like audi and volvo involved in this not just a bubble car on the screen right there. it could be chrysler minivan or ferrari supercars could be driverless on the road. this they see as a moneymaker. whasmg do you say to that? >> i like it for google because they're going to get out of the capital business if they do it a deal like this and even up for chrysler fiat. >> google gets out of manufacturing. just does the hard work computing stuff. >> high margin stuff. >> google can displace apple as most valued xan in the world. >> i believe they're close. let's talk about apple for a sending because carl icahn came out yesterday and said he's no longer got a position in a it will stock. and apple this morning is down to 94. what do you say to that? >> here's sending a message that he's lost confidence in innovation cycle in apple and likes management team for doing straight up sort of stuff stuart like buying up stock but they

cannot rely on the iphone as a one trick pony to justify that massive market cap capitalizati. >> there was a month and month looking at apple because it was going straight up and up and up. and there was a time when we looked at it and thought this might be the first trillion dollar company. >> that's rooght. times have changed complool. completely. >> a stall. traded nine times there's where apple is going. mature technology company. >> mature quickly. >> exactly. you couldn't say that about facebook. that's not mature. at all -- >> or blackberry or palm remember that. not saying apple is like that at all but to your point mature rapidly. >> mark hads enters middle age of 32 so inundating. [laughter] >> shutup. [laughter] here's the outrage of the day.

president obama says, don't believe that reagan tax cuts created growth and prosperity. president obama says that is mythology i want to gorped the block on this one and start with you scott. what do you make of what i call an outrage? >> it's an outrage verging on embarrassment and let's start with this, when he deemed $9 trillion that was unamerican or not patriotic what had does he call 20 trillion dismeft 95 people would be work force and below poverty line and 47 million on food stamps or 13 million people when he took office. now, should we continue down that path? or maybe go back to reagan years, you answer that. >> i'll answer it for you no we don't continue down that path and return to prosperity we absolutely do do that. he's trashing the -- policies of ronald reagan which i think gave us a dc keyed of prosperity. >> you have to remember he's the

iconic figure in the republican party, and so the next election could be a reagan like election where people are concerned about reagan like in 80s and trump now. but have the free market principle so trash reagan. : top spin president obama is putting on this is perverse state day by day. watch what he said. he's say if he communicated like this before democrats would have kept majority in the house in the senate. >> to him it's a problem of communication. who didn't get the message out properly. listen to this president obama says, his was the best managed recovery that any large economy on earth in human history. scott, i hope you heard that because i want your comments. >> i heard it because i threw up. when they use the word recovery. look at what we got yesterday for gdf4.5% that myth, how did you miss a .7 expectation.

after eight years of zero percent interest rates we can't buy inflation and we have an economy that's not growing but hang his hat on 5% unemployment rate which is a bunch of people working to drive-thru instead of manufacturing plants. it's embarrass. interview was done in "new york times" by an cnbc a direct competitor of this program and this network. i don't to be terribly but i feel our points, competitors are mouthpieces for the presidential -- >> national barack obama communications company -- >> 100%. that was very good. >> national barack obama communications organization. nbc. i like that. i'm stealing it and i'm going to use it frequently. >> what it sounds like. copyright it. >> better accent than me, stuart all yours. >> in this country, let's check the big board where are we now in friday morning, we're down 50 points. that's all we are. but come on --

show me, look at amazon how often u do you get a company of this size going up by this amount? right now up 60 odd dollars. 65 dollars. . yeah, 5.1 billion dollars the net worth for him this morning. >> 5.1 million. >> scott what do you got? >> we did a little research this morning. do you know what that amazon web service is roughly half of the daily internet usage runs through their servers that's why this is a powerful, powerful company and between them and facebook you're right those are two that question of to keep watching. ferlg well said everybody we appreciate it all. thanks very much indeed and you have a show tonight, i do believe. >> we have boon pickings on tonight with legendary trader maria bartiromo ski are interviewing them about where oil is going, what's going to happen to big oil but fracking company. j congratulations on the show. great show. you've got a terrific following

on a friday night which is really cool stuff. >> it's because of you you're help me promote it stuart so i'm grateful. >> talented people who runt show. >> a great player. >> diabetic -- [laughter] >> one of our favorite guesses will join us a bit later today. we're talking to legendary golfer gary player 80 years old. you won't believe what he does to stay in shape. you know that already. he's talking golf 11:45 eastern time on this program, and establishment turning on ted cruz. the former speaker of the house and another top republican comparing him to lucifer. [laughter] a political shift has begun has it in appears that republican establishment may be beginning to rally around donald trump. now there's a headline for you. back in a moment. the e-class has 11 intelligent

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>> i know amazon is going to the moon. i know market is down 50 point but i want to do politics right out of the box. after some big endorsements it seems some establishment republicans are rallying around donald trump look who's here anti-trump himself. rich lowery from national review. now rich i know you're laughing. no -- it's not. now i'm not that majorityive. you did put out an article a couple of months saying you know what this guy, you really o oppose this guy he's not a republican. well, look, he's going to be the nominee i think you probably agree request that. so what are you going to do? well odds are very high. but it's not done yet. rnl but very, very high. baling fight in indiana and cruz i think is probably behind indiana but in the hunt and then we'll see. but -- whole thing stuart about the

establishment, establishment never really fought trump. there were few that actually endorsed cruz. the rest sat on the sidelines. anding i thought this if trump had won wisconsin this probably would have happened all of these guys would say okay it's over. let's get onboard that's what hadding now. so it's a big deal because it changes the atmosphere. but we shouldn't pretend -- ted cruz would not be where he was today if establishment were excited about ted cruz or john boehner love ted cruz. >> my premise is accurate that nontrump republicans are gradually coming round to trump's side because it looks like nominee and looks like a winner. these people elected it officials, lobbyists, consultants stuart they exist to fall in line that's what they do professionally, and you just watch. if truch if it looks like he's going down in november, they'll

be also the first to scurry off the vote. >> so -- these are very situational people. we are going to be with ted cruz to the last man dies. because we want to it nominate a conservative. we want republican party to be a conservative party. >> can you see -- the national review gets behind donald trump? >> we will look at that when and if it happens, and you can have me on every week stuart and ask me the question. we'll look at it carefully we want the dust to settle and emotion to cool off a little and see where we are, and how he runs general election. >> you're in a corner what are you going to do? we can't touch trump. we've said we're not going to touch trump you going to vote for hillary? >> no. we're not hillary supporters but trump there are serious character and temperament issues with him. i think if anyone has looked the way he's conducted himself during most of the campaign, even he has had admitted by

complication it hasn't been presidential. because his promise constantly stuart right, i'm a presidential at some other time. >> but the way -- >> frowned -- here. :s there's no doubt he's struck a cord. >> because of him the democrats are shrinking. republicans are the -- a poll out yesterday from gallop republican party is as unpopular as it's been since i think 1992 you look at the general electorate every single one of those is flashing a red light. that's why we think it's not too late to nominate a conservative and someone who can definitely be competitive in this general election. because stewart, if you're 70% unfavorable with women you're not going to win a general election. that's where he is at the moment >> if you nominate anymore other than trump they lose in a landslide. >> no gambling on this program.

rich lowery you're going to come back every week if you're not careful. tmpleg that will be my punishment. [laughter] >> to be in trump's cabinet. stuart -- going to defend me from deportation i want this segment rich lowery is u.s. citizen and kent be deported thank you very much indeed. more politics, oil investor, tycoon thickens, he said i think he's going to say trump is the best candidate or for the oil industry. anthony scaramucci co-host of the wall street week pickens on your show this week is he going to say he's for trump? efertle he's for trump he's also believed energy plan and with boons own energy plan, and so yeah. he's going to be working for him in the fall. and -- >> but i sort of think it's over stuart that's my opinion, and i am an establish orr yentsed person o'o 2 in this situation

and not sitting on the sidelines and let hillary clinton win but working for if donald trump or whoever the nominee is. >> you going to listen to that -- >> take it up with me offcamera. >> i can see you in the cabinet. great show wall street week it airs tonight 8 p.m. eastern time here on the fox business network. we'll be watching. thanks. we've been showing you this video all week. love it. the moment a human egg is fertilized. look at that little flash right there caught on camera. raising a lot of new questions about exactly when does life begin? that's an important question, isn't it? and coming up we've got a young reporter approach online rant about her fellow plane ideals. it's tearing up the internet. 40 million people took a look at it. she's on the show in a moment. you both have a

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>> we don't respect our elders or our country. we're stepping on our flag instead of stepping up to volunteer. we're more divided as a country before and inour generation has a lot to do with that. everything that used to be frowned upon is now celebrated. nothing has value in our generation because we take advantage of everything. >> wow strong stuff. that was a clip from a facebook

video made by a millennial viewed 40 million times. a millennial himself is here. do you agree with her sentiment about the millennial generation? >> a lot of what she was saying i agree she said that our generation does not work as hard. we don't value our elders. we lift up certain icon and popular media such as kim kardashian and trash tim tebow who might work hard and she brings us great points. i saw that video with about 10,000 view and friends with someone close to her and then it flew up to 41 million she brings up very, very important points. >> you've been traveling college campuses all over america roongtly been to a lot of them. what did you find? >> it's unbelievable stuart traveled to 40 college campuses in last 50 days we have college chapters across the country and what i've seen prnlly i thought i understood the new campus climate that is created as shocking. we're currently creating a generation of victims that are

being trained to be offended by something. and i look at this and whether it be having young people walk around a college campus looking up for microaggression or trigger warning or safe basis. what do i mean by that? that is a generation that is constant isly looking around playing the victim card. and has a direct political connection with what the left end game and goals are. what is the political connection here if you found that it is bad as that anti-sweep, this need of free speech senttized everything. >> the political connection that came to me when i was actually on the campus of university of oregon. couple of weeksing of all places i started to look around. i said it's really interesting this is a generation that is so worried about what people are saying, they're overly sensitive they're acting as victims. you know when a generation acts like victims and been much more likely to feel they're entitled to something. i am the the press. i'm down, i deserve free education therefore less likely to pull themselves up by boot strapses and wok hard for something that's exactly what

the left wants. they want a generation or create a culture where people feel entitled to other wealth and money that's the bernie sanders message and what hillary clinton not wants to say and end up saying in general election and it is this direct political kx that left created where younger generation says i deserve, i deserve and that is directly directed with victimhood put forward. >> moving of the time frame president before the year 2049 and i live in hope for that. thank you, sir. president obama bashing reagan i'm outraged by this. we're all over it. more on it at the top of the hour, and a veteran, 12-year veteran of the nfl he joins us to talk about the bong hit video that cost one player millions of dollars of the nfl draft. second hour "varney & company," two minutes away.

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good morning, everyone. here is what's happening right now. ted cruz, carly fiorina holding a town hall in indianapolis. indiana's primary is on tuesday. expect cruz to address john boehner's calling him lucifer in the flesh. we're listening to it for you. also new this hour, the obama administration's releasing nearly 20,000 illegals who committed crimes just in 2015 alone. rapists, sex offenders and more than 200 murderers, no deportations, they're back on the street in nearly every state. oversight committee chair jason chaffe chaffe witts furious. how do you look them in the high, you know, they were in our detention and we decided to let them out into the united states of america. stuart: we will have more on this shortly.

stuart: video from california, angry protesters outside a trump rally in cosa mesa last night. mexican flags on display, this is california. police in riot gear and on horseback. thousands of trump supporters were turned away because of the violence. the violence came from the anti-trump people. and again, trump holds a campaign event, the left riots. liz. >> about 20 arrests. this is the u.s., the free speech and protests, even showing the mexican flag is allowed. the problem is the violence ahead of the primaries in june. stuart: the violence came from the anti-trump people, they are ate ones who got violence. thousands-- i don't know thousands, a lot of people turned away from the event, they couldn't get in. thr he a trump supporters interrupted by violence to the le left. >> message to the people, keep it peaceful. stuart: the market up 120

points all the way down to 17, 708. take a look at amazon, we keep saying it's the stock of the day and it is, it's most profitable quarter. it's up nearly 60 bucks now. exxon reported the smallest profits since it merged with mobile in 1999 pretty flat at 88. look, the price of oil at 46 a barrel, you know what it does to gas prices, puts them up. 2.19. that's the national average on regular. up about, very roughly, 80 cents a gallon up from the lows of january this year. to the economy, growing a measley 1/2% for the year in the first quarter of this year, yet president obama calls the reagan recovery, which was really strong, he says that is a myth. with us now, syndicated talk show host, leslie marshall. leslie, i'm frankly outraged at

this. our economy right now is sliding towards what some people think is a recession. we've never got better than 2 1/2% growth throughout the entire obama administration and yet, this president, president obama is trashing the economic record of ronald reagan, who produced massive gains in gdp each and every year of his presidency. whose side are you on on this one, leslie? >> well, i'm definitely, this isn't about presidents and i don't think this should totally be about parties. first of all, i think left or right blaming another party and not looking at the reality which anybody can google. the reality, as you know, there are many factors, global factors which play into this. there's also another reality, i disagree that we're headed for disaster, this is doom and gloom, i think we are going to turn around in the second quarter and i'm not an economist, what top economists say. frankly, the reagan year, the first four were strong, that

wasn't necessarily the case in the latter part of his presidency and i didn't take the president trashing president reagan as much as the party in working with infrastructure and jobs in our question. here is the charge-- here is the chart, leslie, i don't like chart. president reagan walked into the white house in january of 1981. the growth rate in that year was 2%. in '82, the recession hit and we were down 1.9%, that was a recession. but then, when the tax cuts kicked in, we got 4% growth and 7% growth, 4%, 3, 3, 4, that's the record of the 1980's, that is the record of cutting taxes, helping private enterprise, not government, private enterprise and that's what happened. and this president, barack

obama coming off a lousy seven years of 2% growth and lousy economy as his term ends, he's saying that ronald reagan, he's trashed that record, that's a disgrace. >> i don't have a chart. i'd love to see the chart for the clinton years for president bill clinton. stuart: i'm not interested. president obama trashed ronald reagan and-- >> i don't think trashing ronald reagan. i don't feel he's trashing ronald reagan. i simply think historically the democrats and republicans have different ideas of how an economy can be robust, we've seen failures and robust in both presidencies. and i don't that someone who stepped in a recession, unemployment rate almost double and we've seen sustained month after month job growth due to, i think a lot of the policies that the president proposed to put forth. stuart: okay. >> and democrats working with

republicans on that in the past, i don't think that's a failure of president obama, i think it's a success, quite frankly, when we-- creating jobs. stuart: listen to this. >> temporary i think-- >> josh earnests the white house president secretary. this is what he had to say about weak economic growth, roll that tape. >> there's no denying there are a wide of variety of economic indicators that would be stronger if republicans in congress had seized the initiative three or four years ago and made critical investments in our infrastructure. stuart: 20 seconds, it's the republican's fault, really? >> i just said earlier, it's not all the republicans fault, but we have to look at the facts and the facts are that people are earning right now in 2016 what they were back in 1997. we still have people that can't live on a minimum wage. how do you expect them to invest as consumers in an economy if they don't have the

extra funds to do so because they don't have enough money as costs have risen, but wages have not. stuart: okay, leslie. hillary clinton sent out a campaign e-mail offering women an actual woman card. leslie, that is identity politics, give me 30 seconds on that. >> oh, i ordered mine this morning. i am a woman, that is part of my identity and quite frankly, politics is about identity. why do we have approval ratings, who do we trust, who do we like and quite frankly, donald trump hit this ball over the net, hillary clinton, i think, and her campaign were brilliant how they received that ball and smacked it back. she's doing better with women. she will do even better with women, i predict in november being one woman who will vote for her. and donald trump's numbers are not only worse than hers approval-wise, but look at the exit polls from the primary. stuart: leslie, a good debate and we will have a lot more

when we move on to november. thank you, leslie. let me tell you about a story we had earlier. the obama administration releasing 20,000 criminal illegals last year and included more than 200 murderers. former special forces operative jason beardsley is with me now here in new york city. what do you make of this? 200 murderers? what's going on here? >> stuart, this is great, you know, this is outrage for us, because as american citizens we expect our government to actually protect the citizens and when we don't get that, when we can't trust our leadership to do that then it's on the onus of the citizenship to take that in his own hands. when we see the president who rails against gun ownership or irresponsible gun ownership. this is what americans are going to do. we're releasing criminals and rapists and murderers back into our community. that's inviting chaos into the community, the wrong thing to do. i'm not suggesting whether

you're a trump supporter or hillary supporter. but surely, news like this is manna from heaven for the trump campaign. this is exactly what the man has been sailing saying, he's r about this. >> it's not just trump, any candidate with a common sense approach. we don't release criminals. we have the right to expect that from them so when they fail us there and when we have criminals, rapists, murderers released back into our communities, we're endangering our wives and daughters and husbands and endangering our own. stuart: there's nothing that you and i as american citizens can do it about it, is there? >> not true, we were given the second amendment which is a right to bear arms. that's one of the most important rights to protect our families and our property. stuart: we've come to this? >> when we can't trust our government to do it then the opus --

the onus is on us. that is had your inherent right and the reason. when our government fails us our citizens have to stand up. stuart: and standing up for the second amendment, no hold's barred. >> among others. stuart: you're a strict constitutional guy. >> the constitution is a fantastic document and got to us where we are, and we need to hold fast to the principles. otherwise what are we going to do? rely on the government and watch them fail us? untenable. stuart: jason beardsley, a privilege to have you sitting next to me. anytime. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: check the price of amazon, the outstanding issue stock of the day. had a blowout quarter. it's up nearly $60 a share right now. by the way, amazon's chief, the founder jeff bezos is now $6 billion richer than this time yesterday. 6 billion. how about that?

and the dow, by the way, is at the low of the session, it's down 113 points. maybe all of this talk about recession is hurting the market this morning, but we are down at 17-7. up next, a young athlete smoking from a bong. you're watching him. the video is posted on twitter just minutes before the nfl draft and it cost that young man a ton of money. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b.

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>> down 100 points and much of this drop came in the last few minutes, when there was something called the pmi, the chicago purchasing manager's index was released. it was a negative reading and they're worried about interest rate hikes. i don't know why. we're facing recession. why would you put interest rates up. nonetheless, that's what they said, down goes the market 100 points. amazon is a different story, money is pouring in there, that's a wonderful quarter, big profits and the stock is up over 50 bucks as we speak. here is another big gainer,

that would be linkedin. better profits, upbeat outlook and up she goes by 4%. now this. last night's nfl draft didn't go as planned as laremy tunsil. minutes before the draft began, this video was tweeted from tunsil's own account. i guess it was hacked and this video was released just about as the draft was about to get underway. it shows him wearing a gas mask connected to a bong. is that a big drag? we don't know what substance was in the bong, but tunsil was expected to be a top five draft pick. he dropped all the way down to 13th. that cost him millions of dollars. with us now, veteran player with the nfl. he was there for 13, 12 years, a defensive lineman. give me right off the top, what's your reaction to what happened to that poor young man last night? >> well, he made a mistake, stuart and unfortunately, in this day and age, those are the

mistakes you can't make because they're going to go worldwide. young people do stupid things and probably cost him $10 million. stuart: 10 million. i think that's wrong. i'm not taking a stand whether you spoke marijuana. i am -- i don't care. i'm saying a young man who made a mistake years ago, he should be judge whether he can play football or not. anything wrong with that. >> not at all. you've got to remember, right now, marijuana is tested and a banned substance in the league. he's a heck of a football prospect, you have to worry about it. i'm going to give this kid this money will he be available all 16 weeks or do something to get himself suspended, four, eight, 1 wee 12 weeks, that's the problem, you've got to make a return on your investment. stuart: i know what you're

talking about. it occurs to me in your day and i don't remember when you were in the draft, a couple of decades ago, i suspect. >> hey, careful, careful. it was. [laughter] >> there was no twitter in those days. there was no. >> right. stuart: no social network that could sting you as you're about to go in the draft. times have changed. >> they have, but they were still doing due diligence back then. teams were sending out private investors. it's easier now, there's more access because kids unfortunately too many times put their own business out there. apparently and allegedly he didn't do this himself in terms of release this video, but you've just got to be smart not to put illegal activity on video and learn and helping this kid will put this behind him, the 24 hours news psych started to put it behind him with the situation with the marlins player down there and-- >> about ut that case on one side for a second.

last night, a lot of young men were made sudden millionaires. they got a phone call maybe from their agent, they're millionaires. did you get that phone call all of those years ago, if you did, tell me what it was like? >> here is the interesting thing, i finished second, all time in my college penn state university and i wasn't drafted, stuart. so my entry into the nfl was completely different than the kids you saw yesterday. i had to know right then and there, when i got into the league, i had to be ready to leave immediately i was on the lowest of the totem pole, but i would tell the young men the same thing. prepare to leave the game today because the book says you'll be out in three years. so set up financial plan with a financial planner, someone you trust, sit down and create a journey for three years so you leave the game ready to transition, now, after you set that plan, go work hard and with the plan, you can always adjust for positives, but hard to adjust for the negative when you're not ready. stuart: you played for 12 years, you're a real good player. everybody knows that.

did you keep the money you earned? did you hold onto it? >> well, i would like to think i did most of it. obviously, uncle sam took a big chunk. as a young person you do silly things and spend too much money. i remember having to go to the dolphins as a rookie for an advance on my off season workout pay. i thought this is stupid. i'm not doing that anymore. at that moment, i made a commitment to myself to start stacking my money the way it's supposed to be and when i leave the game not just memories, but money as well. that's a lesson for young players. stuart: yes, it is. >> you want to leave with money. memories intact and also with the money because it's transformative and not last very long. stuart: i think you should coin that expression. stack my money. yes, sir, yes, sir. [laughter] >> that's right. stuart: tyoka jackson. >> and texcuse me for the dress,

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>> there are some big moves for stocks other than amazon. look at baidu, the china's google. that's right, that's what they are, china's google. profit down, and revenue jumps up 6%. the travel site expedia is making money, lots of it. investors love that, up 8 %. research shows the longer you work, the longer you live. liz, i'm going to work forever liz: you already are almost, kidding, we love having you around. funny liz: here is the news, if you work a year or more after age 65, look at that your risk of dying is reduced by 11%, even unhealthy people if you work beyond the retirement age, you increase living longer. stuart: we have ted cruz campaigning in indiana. listen in, please. >> indiana, the crossroads of

the nation, making a decision, a decision that's going to impact not only the republican party, but the nation. indiana faces a choice, a choice between one campaign that's based on yelling and screaming and cursing and insults, and another campaign that's a positive, optimistic, forward-looking, conservative campaign with real policy solutions for the problems facing this country, with real policy solutions to bring jobs back to america, to bring manufacturing jobs back to the state of indiana, to raise wages for working men and women for the problems facing this country. with real policy solutions to bring back jobs to america and bring back manufacturing jobs back to the state of indiana, to raise wages for working men and women, to expand opportunity for young people. at this point the two critical issues are, number one, positive solutions to jobs,

freedom and security, and number two, unity. we are saying the republican people unite behind the party this week. i announced my nominee, carly fiorina, an incredible biz leader who rose from being a secretary to becoming the ceo of the company, and she's shattered glass ceiling her entire life. she's someone who is ready to step in and lead and to be an integral part of this team, providing a vision to bring jobs back to america, to raise wages, to expand opportunity, to turn around the disaster of the obama-clinton-- >> you're looking at ted cruz and his vice-presidential candidate carly fiorina, campaigning in indianapolis. the big vote is in indiana on tuesday, that's an absolute must-win for ted cruz.

he's got to win or he is flat-out done. we'll take you back there if he says anything more about the economy, security, or what some other republicans have been saying about him. the lucifer comment, for example. donald trump says hillary is playing the woman card and trump's been called a sexist for saying that a misogynismiso and now hillary clinton is playing the woman card. ♪

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17,751. amazon still up nearly $50. hillary clinton's campaign sending supporters their bearing on card. rachel, what do you make of this? the woman's card. any objections? >> absolutely. i think that it is a strategy. most american women who are my age and younger do not have that very defensive attitude about elections when it comes to their gender. they just want to be treated as voters. she got backlash when she brought in gloria steinman. madeline albright to chastise women voting for bernie.

i do not know where she is going with this? stuart: but she has going for it. sixteen people in congress. now openly supporting donald trump. a couple more may sign on with trump today. lucifer. peter king says it gives lucifer a bad name. beginning to edge towards a trump candidacy. it is starting slowly. >> i would not say it was embracing. slowly coming out of the nile. hey, guys, we have to work at

it. probably signaling. does not have fun dealing with ted either. certainly looking like he will be the nominee. the mad though boycott the target. that companies decision. look at this. more than 1 million people have signed the pledge vowing to boycott. they have gone up 50,002 hours. what do you make of this? it seems to me that this is the early stage. i have not seen this degree of support for a pushback before. >> maybe not since chick-fil-a.

it has been very effective for progressives. conservatives say they will also use the boycott method. you know that i am a mom. more for security. it is really tough if you are a mom. buying school supplies. it is already stressful. any man can now enter through the women's bathroom. another thing for us to think about. we shop there. we want to feel like you care about us and our concerns. i know a lot of moms who think i am going to walmart. we will see. >> i just did not know what they think.

the moment that human life begins. a bright light marks the moment when life begins. look at that. that is amazing. we should inform our viewers. when it appeared, you can literally look inside the wool and see the child moving. the flash of light act consumption. what a man looking at now? that is your baby. >> i just had the ultrasound done two weeks ago. i am having my eighth baby. i am in my eighth month.

the technology has finally caught up. it is the folks on the left. the pro- abortionists. they are absolutely. there is no question now about the humanity of a pre-born baby. this is an important moment. i think that it is going to become incredibly more difficult. because of the neonatal medical exams. i think that this is a game changer in the pro-life movement. technology will continue to shift the ground. stuart: we have to wrap it up. thank you as always. loretta lynch says no deadline for the clinton e-mail probe.

>> the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server. the probe being less the row. they do not make predictions. it essentially cuts off independence. he wants a prompt conclusion. >> back to the markets please. the stock is up nearly $60. market watcher is with us. >> they made that commitment to

give up profitability. amazon does have the ability to be profitable. this is a company. you look at its valuation. this really is 500 times earnings. >> compare amazon. the other great performer this week is facebook. >> facebook is much more reasonable. it is a still very rich multiple. facebook has been able to continue to be profitable. amazon is finally becoming profitable. keep in mind, took on the stock at this point, you have to make the assumption that amazon will grow. i think that that is a stretch for anybody. stuart: we think of you as a market they are.

a half a year. i will not say that it is. >> that is one of the core reasons why i am bearish. sub 3% gdp under obama. we have had this so-called recovery. looking at the fact that you combined that with earnings and the revenue of these companies. we do not have an economic backdrop that supports bullish sentiment. >> thank you as always. appreciate it. a teenager uses a snap chat record to record how fast she is driving in her car.

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stuart: loretta lynch says no deadline for the clinton e-mail probe. that means we are way into this election process. the presumptive nominee is hillary clinton. we do not know when any kind of charges or the investigation will be revealed into exactly what she has done. the democrat candidate facing these charges. facing the investigation as we go into the presidential election. that is the attorney general this morning. a couple of stocks for you.

monster beverage. the best performer of all of the 500 on the s&p. last night in california, there were violent protests out of donald trump's rally. tonight, all three candidates will speak in california. you are looking at what happened last night in southern california. it got violence. anti-trump demonstrators that provoked the violence. three candidates will speak in california. what do you have for us? >> it is interesting. a boring republican state party convention. expected to be anything but warring today. we are prepared for at least 1000 protesters to be outside the state. the possibility that that number

could top, in his words, 5000 protesters. you are right, that was a somewhat chaotic scene. twenty arrests had to be made. you see some of the early protesters that arrived. far more than them later here today. they are lining up outside the hotel. they are not taking anything for granted. donald trump will be here at noon local time. making his lunchtime speech. over to the right. seeing some structure on the roof about parking garage.

just as we come back to you, stuart, we will walk down the street. i believe that these are just union people that are upset. anything could happen later tonight. in the evening, john kasich before ted cruz gets here tomorrow. also, the activities inside as well. >> thank you very much indeed. a teenager uses a snap that feature to record how fast she is driving her car. she gets into an accident. albright. it seems to me that if you are in an accident and you are the big dumb, you sue whoever is out fall. how come this person is suing snap chat? explain.

>> they are looking for someone to blame, as you just talked about. arguing, essentially, this is an attracted nuisance. that being said, that already exists. it is a speedometer. here, we have a teenager in a car with a group of her friends late at night. it is a mercedes. there is a whole host of poor decisions in her car. i do not see it as being successful. >> one second. one quick second here. the feature on snap chat that the young driver was using was allowing her to look at herself and how fast she is going. programming that to her friends as she is driving.

you could put some liability on the back of snap chat. le be .pt i also think that this goes back to some of the cases we talked about before. people blamed the application for people's mysterious uses of it. granted, this is a little bit more tailored beard i still do not see this as the golden egg. >> we appreciate it. i have breaking news. this is according to fox news. indiana's governor will endorse ted cruz. later on today. still ahead, trump's spokesperson. playing the women's card.

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>> john kerry blaming be massaged regime for the deadly attack. saying it was to liberate. a siege of the seer and rebel strongholds. it could be imminent. judy miller is here. the story a reporter's journey. this does not sound to me like a debacle ending massacre. >> the largest city in serious. surrounded within and without. we are ready have 450 house and people killed in syria. the president has been silent. aiding the rebels.

250 special forces. >> crossing the red line that president obama has laid down. the russians move in. now, aleppo. massacre may have fallen. flooding out of c-reactive where is the recognition of her sponsor ability? >> there really is not any. it is just so profound. we just cannot make it different. ask carter on capitol hill yesterday talking about degrading prices. knowledge ain't that we have not yet begun to destroy the american flow. that is not where i -- isis is.

the steering government wants to go after the rubbles in the major serious city. stuart: not going after isis. >> cicely. the children's hospital, killed the last pediatrician left in the city. it is horrifying. they knew what that city represented. many, many times. it is a tragedy. the heart of c-reactive the heart of the middle east. gary player. the age of 80 years old. he is a captain of south africa. first, trumps spokesperson on hillary clinton playing the

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>> mr. gorbachev, eric jones. history will record with the greatest astonishment. the most to lose. the trouble with our liberal friends is not that they are ignorant, it is that they know so much that is not so. >> ronald reagan. the most successful president of our lifetime. a new movie with leftist will ferrell. the alleged dementia. disrespectful and outrageous.

that is my opinion. here with me is risk and reward post deirdre bolton. she has written an open letter to pharaoh. what did she say? a human being. memories. connections. memories of a lifetime. seer invaded. the voice trembling as he stood in the living room and said "i do not know where i am." perhaps you would like to explain how this is suitable. >> it was very heartfelt. if you think this is funny go to and alzheimer's care center and see how quickly you come out laughing because you won't.

>> it will not be a block buster. stuart: let's hope. >> this movie will never get made. first and foremost. on the side of the reagan family. i hope that this never happens. you will see that everyone overwhelmingly supports it. e go newof t day ry gd toear i stayg onresint rgan. wh he usedhe mholo of the reagan economy. deirdre. i think the president economic policy has failed. >> the lowest since the 70s. a lot of people have just simply given up looking for work. if i were president, that is not something i would want to be

bragging about. last few months of the presidency, he has tried to control his legacy. yourself an economist winding down right before recession. >> there is an all tear your motive here. responding to bill clinton saying a dismal eight years. president obama said in that same interview, if he had communicated correctly, the democrats would still have the majority of the house and senate. tax cuts did not work. >> the manufacturing sector. you had a strong economy. he is at the end of the eight years. he also has a little bit of political motive here.

trusting that ronald reagan was the very greatest. >> going after him on behalf of his own party. >> our competitor on cnbc. i honestly believe they have become the mouthpiece for the obama administration. >> video of the day. protesters in the street last night. it was california. violent and disruptive. the violence came from anti-trump crowd. am i right? >> raining the mexican flag. the anti-trump violence. so much criticism against trump supporters. i tend to disagree. i think that it is the other way around. at the same time, donald trump had said, support within the

mexican-american community and he does. >> you had congressman marino on with you earlier. we have so many latinos in the state. they work hard. i do not think that it has to be divisive or unilateral in this way. quit waving the mexican flag in the united states of america please. no question. they have a right to do that. it is highly provocative. let the people decide. is this what you want? you want this? fine with me. moving on to ted cruz. john boehner compared him to lucifer. i have never worked with boehner. now it has been revealed that ted cruz was boehner's lawyer. what is going on with that?

>> ted cruz did help boehner out with dan investigation into newt gingrich is book deal. only have like three words. moving out john boehner. here is the thing. peter king said he had it right. giving lucifer a bad name. all about cruises self branding. stuart: i think that we should in that with a live. >> boehner's frustration understood given the world that they had. >> financial program. here we are. not all politics all the time. check the big board. we are down close to the lower the day. amazon going the other way. up about $60 per share. the most profitable quarter

ever. >> all of the people that are waiting for years and years for amazon to make money. you look at aws. this is essentially their service. growing like bonkers. 67% and revenue. the cfo doing a responsible thing. this could be a bit of a bumpy ride. we're very pleased with the sale results. >> you do not see a big-name company stock go up like that very often. >> waiting for this day. here it is. >> paid a lot of money. >> overnight. not that. >> 60 billion now. stuart: i do not present that. it is capitalism. come on.

>> it is not just like he can relax. he has to prove it every single day. stuart: we are capitalist on this program. catch deirdre today at 5:00 p.m. the fox business network. the name of the show is risk and reward. hillary clinton using donald trumps jab that she is playing the woman's card. she is using it to her advantage. a campaign e-mail with a printable woman card to her supporters. picturing a pearson. she is with us. what do you make of the woman card? katrina? >> it is a cute novelty. it is the truth. the fact that we are talking about this now, talking about the issues, i think it will

speak more to what mr. trump is saying today. >> talk that there is a movement among non-trumped republicans. the beginning to edge towards donald trump as it looks like he is the nominee for the republican party. we have 16 congresspeople. sixteen members of congress that have openly said, yes, we are with donald trump. holding talks today that may well make it 17 members of congress. would you like to confirm that? >> i think that you will see a about more support. after tuesday, when everyone's deb's back and looks at the broader picture, when it comes to the republican fracturing, donald trump has a lot of energy. a lot of support. he is on track to break the

record in gop turnout. many of these elected officials will need those people to come out and vote for them as well. >> i want you to look forward for us. speechwriter, teleprompter and all. i am told that there are a series of these set speeches coming up. the next one is about the economy. is that accurate? >> that is accurate. we can talk contracts with hillary clinton. foreign-policy is a very important distinction. donald trump and the republican candidates. the economy will definitely be next. hillary clinton will continue to try playing her gender card. it will become very tough for her to defend some of the policies that she has defended on foreign policy, as well as domestic.

stuart: there were violent protests against mister trump's appearance. what struck me in particular was the appearance of a mexican flag. it was waved around there. the middle of the violence. i do not take that that is a very good idea for people in america to waive a foreign flag. i know that you will join me in this. the other is, maybe you can understand it if donald trump has talked about mexicans as rapists. you can see the point can't you? >> absolutely not. they were assaulting people. these facing property. vandalizing police cars. this is a reaction not just do some of the statements, but to changing the status quo.

it comes to illegal aliens in this country. wanting to walk down the pier with their parents without fear of being shot and killed by an illegal billion. department of homeland security fax. a lot of these people are paid protesters. i think that that is a reason why the mainstream media is not covering this event the way they did the chicago event. it does highlight to the anti-trump people are. they are not pro- america. stuart: we are covering it, katrina and we will continue to cover it. now, this. a millennial journalists blasting her peers. a video scene more than 41 million times online. watch this. >> we do not respect our elders.

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>> has as a millennial, i took it up upon myself to evaluate. pretty much realize that we are just existing. we are not really contributing anything to society. no ma'am and yes ma'am. we do not respect our elders. we do not even respect our country. people like kim kardashian. a shame people like tim tebow. we are really entitled. we want to make a lot of money and have free education, but we are not willing to do the work. everything that used to be frowned upon is now celebrated. stuart: there you have it. that was on youtube. she is a journalist. 41 million times.

look who is here. welcome to the program. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. good to be here. >> you condemn to your entire generation. >> the post office. two boys ran past an elderly man. no one held the door for him. no one checked to see if he was okay. i thought i would do something about this. i made a video. it went viral. i never anticipated that. >> this is not a first-time thing. >> no. i have blogged about things that are important to me. none of them have ever resonated this while. stuart: a long list of all the nasty things that your generation does to other people. are you so thoroughly condemning

george entire generation it does nothing good about millennial's? >> no, there is. a lot of millennial's are strong people. there are a lot of people that are not doing very much about it. it was more like actions of people that were not doing anything. >> are you taking your cue from what is going on on college campuses? are you getting your cue from this craziness on campus? >> i just graduated from college. i did not think that any honestly would be. coming to action and proving me wrong. i think nowadays we're trying to write it one way. trying to clear a point. maybe, hopefully, sparking interest in them.

>> what is the response? lots of people must have come back at you? >> every thousand comments i've gotten, maybe one bad one came up. i have had soldiers and people in uniform. soldiers and officers coming forward. me stepping up and doing that, at least i am doing it for them. we are all about money. asking a financial question. hope that they do not mind. 41 million views. can you make money out of that? >> i did not post on youtube originally. i did not do it for the attention. i did not do it for money or anything like that. >> 41 million.

how many millions will i get for this one? you could make some money. >> you could. trying to condemn you and your generation. maximizing your profit. $1 million. i don't want you to pay a 50 million tax rate. that is what we really want. >> bank you. >> i like your generation. you should see the millennial's that we have on this program. good stuff. alexis, i am done. thank you very much indeed. we appreciate you being with us. >> ain't you. appreciate it. golf returns to the olympics in rio. golf legend gary player. he will captain a south african team and he is here with me on this at moments from now. we will deal with the economy growing half of a% in the first

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>> president oh. telling the "new york times" somehow people think that the recovery was because of all of these massive tax cuts." that was mythology says our current president. manage better than any of our duty economy on earth in modern history. think about this. president obama it nor is the shrinking class. never mentions that he has nearly doubled our nations that. he ignores all of this all on his watch and then proceeds to trash the man who really did manage a stunning recovery. he won the cold war to boot. for those of us that live to those awful 1970s and the

rising prosperity of the 1980s, this distortion is very hard to take. when ronald reagan walked into the white house all those years ago, we had double-digit inflation. double-digit employment. a chronic recession. ronald reagan had reversed at all. he cut taxes. taking up our spirits. this president said that it is all a myth. it is worth pointing out that the times released an interview just as they were reporting a sliding economy. never done better than 2% growth. now we are down to no growth at all. this president trashes the reagan record. here is the bottom line. president obama is out there on the far left. he really does not like private enterprise. he loves government.

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. stuart: indiana heads to the polls on tuesday, senator ted cruz must win. if he does not win, he's just about done. jeff flock, live from indiana where ted cruz recently

started a town hall. when you've, jeff? >> started a town hall taping, and i want to take you inside to show you sean actually town hall tonight which will air on his program. he's got carly fiorina and ted cruz. cruz says. unequivocally donald trump will not get to 1237 before the convention. carly fiorina saying clearly if you get to the 5-yard line, that's not a touchdown, you don't get a touchdown for the 5-yard line. and i tell you cruz getting some help later today. indiana governor mike pence we have learned will appear on a talk radio, conservative talk radio show noon eastern time, and we believe he will endorse ted cruz and carly fiorina. that's a big boost to ted cruz in this state, stuart,. stuart: that is a big boost. one of the few senior prominent republicans who have gone with ted cruz. but that is as you say is going to happen momentarily. jeff flock, thank you very much indeed.

i want to bring in peter. a former goldman sachs partner. welcome, peter. >> so great to be with you. stuart: wait a second. let's establish your credentials. you're a big hitter. a senior partner. >> i did spend some days with hamilton. stuart: i want you your commentary on president obama criticizing president ronald reagan's economic growth in the 1980s. the president just about trashes the idea that tax cuts give you prosperity. what do you think of that? >> well, i think a bunch of things. first of all, it's always tough to compare. but if you look at obama, he has created about 10 million jobs, and i would say that reagan more than doubled that. so did, by the way, bill clinton. but the problem with his analysis is the most important ingredient is left out. the market value of a job. that what we're creating if you look at the parade of statistic reports, we're creating literally millions of

entry-level low wage jobs. and that's why we have this dichotomy where jobs are soaring but the economy is going nowhere. stuart: okay. >> we're sitting right now with 4 million unfilled great jobs. skill-base jobs that do not require the genius of job creation. they need to be filled. and, by the way, those jobs have the virtue of being multiplier jobs. if you fill them in computer science or other industries, they need two or three people to help get this job accomplished. so the 4 million could easily turn into -- stuart: 4 million well paid jobs. >> these are great jobs, and what we have is a structural problem. everything we're doing, holding interest rates low, bumping the minimum wage, we bump the minimum wage seven times since reagan. let's dothan eighth. it's necessary but nowhere near sufficient because it builds up the demand. those increased wages will not be going into savings. they'll be spending. but very quickly all work out. but what we're not focusing is

where we're losing jobs. we're losing jobs overseas, we're losing jobs to disruption. i'll give you an example. in the next ten years, we're going to create 1.5 million computer science jobs. spectacular jobs. no nation on earth will come close. now let's look at the talent management side. if that's what we're creating, how are you doing in filling this jobs? we graduate about 40,000 people a year in computer science. so in ten years, what that means is there's going to be 1 million people short. we have -- that's how you get 4 million jobs that are available we can't fill. we have to look at building a bridge between our youth like the young woman you had on earlier. stuart: yeah. >> and the need of this nation. we are creating spectacular jobs. stuart: okay. now, you've laid out a very interesting case there. why are you supporting donald trump? because you are a trump guy. >> i am. look, he is -- stuart: is he the right guy in this situation to fill those 4 million jobs that you're talking about?

>> this is the thinking show. i will tell you that donald trump can be an candidate. but on the other hand he's the only one that speaks with true business influence and that's a republican dialect. fdr and john f and he understood, yes, bill clinton all spoke with great fluency. it runs all through that article today in the obama administration. when is the last time you saw a photograph with obama with business leaders? they do not solve the problems by engaging in business. and you cannot take an economy where ours is today and have business solve it alone. it has to be embraced. it has to be a public private partnership, otherwise you won't get where you need to g g. stuart: so you're referring to the article which appears in the new york times today. it's a lengthy interview with president obama talking about his performance on the economy versus ronald reagan's performance on the economy. now, he's saying that he has managed the best recovery from a financial crisis of any

modern economy in the modern world in history. that's what he's saying. you're saying the exact opposite. he has not managed the recovery well. stuart: let's give an example. that's exactly what i'm saying. the united states wants to be a global trading partner. we want to be a big player in international trade. so let's look at at it tractor-trailer. how are we doing? well, if you look at the ten largest shipping ports in the world, none of them in the united states. six of them are in china. we have not made the infrastructure investments, it was the envy of the world, it is crumbling, nobody, democrat or republican is debating that. i think the obama administration squandered one of the greatest industries in our history. let's move heaven and earth to create great jobs, he would go down as one of the greatest presidents we ever had, he singly failed on that approac a. stuart: peter, you know what you're talking about. >> pleasure to be with you. stuart: we really appreciate that. and especially a man in your position.

you're a former senior partner of goldman sachs. you know what you're talking about, and we appreciate it. >> well, thank you very much. stuart: i want to know the name of your book. >> american mojo lost and found. stuart: how long has it been out there? >> a year and a half, and it's great. it's because we're focusing on the middle class and what we need to do to restore that greatness. stuart: peter, american mojo. got it. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. stuart: secretary of state john kerrie is blaming the assad regime for deadly attack on a syrian children's hospital. and this. a fox exclusive report finds a siege of the rebellion strong hold by assad's forces is about to happen. a major city under siege. lieutenant colonel oliver north is with us. oliver, that sounds to me like an insipiant bloodbath, and i want you to place blame for this. who carries the blame for what's about to happen? >> well, in the longer term,

it's going to be the obama administration, which has failed miserably at stop the civil war. what happened yesterday with that hospital, last, by the way, hospital in rebellion-held territory. probably a barrel bomb dropped from a helicopter. islamist propaganda, by the way, all over mosques in the middle east are now blaming the united states for it. trying to make it a connection between what happened in lepo and what happened in afghanistan a few weeks ago. it's important i think for us to remember that bad things happen in war. friendly fire mistakes happen in every war. and john kerrie must have had some good. info, given his long blame america first track record going all the way back to vietnam. so they probably know that the aircraft was a assad -- excuse me, al assad government-controlled airplane, not a russian. alle passenger po, by the way, is the largest city in syria before the civil war, a population of over 2 million today. less than half.

divided roughly in half between rebel and loyalist forces. they're going to capture terrain that has nothing but wreckage in it. stuart: oliver, we can't separate this out and say that's over there, it's of no consequence. it is of consequence to us here because as i read it, it will be a bloodbath. more refugees will be forced out, making their way maybe to europe and maybe to the united states. and the assad regime has solidified as the regime in power in syria. not good news for us. >> no. in fact, that's one of the reasons why he's doing it. not only that be, but it is an important city that has opposed his regime ever since the civil war began in 2011. it was captured by the rebels in 2012, they just weren't strong enough to hold it. and of course the help we promised never got there. so this legitimacy, you're talking about the employment legacy of the obama administration, worst genocide since world war ii.

300,000 dead, 14 plus million refugees and displaced persistent and this administration is doing nothing to solve the problem like getting the sunni states like egypt, jordan, to end this fight and defeat isis. stuart: what a dreadful situation. i'm glad we're on top of it, oliver. please come back next week if you can i want to know how it transpires. it looks awful to us. >> thank you very much indeed. stuart: gary player. you know him. he plays golf. very well. he's here. he's on the set with me. shortly . stuart: could i be as fit as you are 13 years from now if i adopted your exercise and diet regiment? >> if is a big word, but i don't know if you've seen your knees. [laughter] poor mouth breather.

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>> i'm adam shapiro live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the last day of trading in the month of april. a tough one for the market as you can see the dow, the s&p 500, nasdaq all in negative territory right now. let's take a look at some of the stocks performing today. exxon mobile had been trading higher this morning. but it has fallen back down below positive. they beat on their earnings but not enough to keep them in the green right now. chevron also down, in fact, chevron had a lost in the last quarter. investors don't like what they see there. they're selling that stock today. apple of course carl icahn yesterday concerned about the relationship between apple and

china the steps that china is taking right now to stop and apple some of its apps in china. that stock continues to sell off today as well. we're going to have more for you coming up. but right now, back to varney

. stuart: we are really a financial program. it's not all politics and

sports all the time. we do financial occasionally and look at this. i regret it tell you, ladies and gentlemen, that we are at down 170 points. that is the low of the day. all the way back to 17.6. all kinds of under currents in this market. taking us down. however, amazon remains the stock of the day. it's just had its most profitable quarter. have you ever seen a company the size of amazon gain ground like that? up 9% in a few hours. jeff the founder is now worth $6 billion more than he was yesterday morning. amazon up 56. did you know that we're three months away from the real olympics isn't the and for the first time in more than 100 years, golf will once again be an olympic sport. look who's here. golf legend, and i think that's the accurate word, gary player is here. welcome back, gary, good to see you. >> thank you, stuart.

isn't it exciting that golf is in the olympic games? . stuart: yes, it is. >> i'm just sorry to see so many pros are withdrawing, and i have respect for everybody's opinion. but i just hope in a nutshell that the ioc will not withdrawal us from the olympics in the future. stuart: hold on a second. you are the captain of south africa's team. >> i am. stuart: now, you you're breaking the news to me because i did not know any players had dropped. who has dropped out? >> vj sing. stuart: not on the south africa team. >> no. but adam scott, on the australia team, charles, prominent player. stuart: masters winner a few years back. >> we could definitely win gold medals, which would be such a big thing for south africa. stuart: why have they? their ows which i'm not to talking about. traveling schedules, families, they have their particular reasons. but the fact remains is if --

i just hope the ioc rather than kick us out so to speak golf of the future olympics in japan that they will consider if the pros do this to put in amateurs who will appreciate it. take phelps. his fourth olympics unless i'm mistaken. he has trained for 16 years. if you take all other sportsmen or women, to train delegately, i would have given anything as a young man to participate in the olympics. it's just an honor for me to walk in that arena being a captain. but anyway -- stuart: i've got to raise the subject of money. >> yes. stuart: if these star players perform in the olympics, they're not performing on the pga tour where there's a great deal of money at stake, could it be that they'd rather compete on the pga tour, make the money, rather than represent their countries in rio. that's a possibility, isn't it? i know you don't want to comment. i'm pushing you hard. but i suspect that's the underlying region.

it's not zika virus. >> i would like to not comment on that. but i've always said that, you know, golf is the greatest catalyst at raising money for charities. i mean i think what we as a small company have raised 60 million, stuart. and we have great sponsors. you can't do it without barren bank, rolex, sap. you know, these great sponsors. coca-cola who sponsor us in six countries. we've raised 60 million, and we will get to 100 million before i hang it up. stuart: now, that's your organization; right? >> yes. stuart: which one is it? >> the gary player foundation. and we are promoting indication in all the respective countries. abu dhabi, places you never thought it would take place, china, india, japan, america, south africa. stuart: and you've raised 60 million? >> so far. stuart: and that goes to charity, for children. >> those particular companies goes into various programs. but our theme is education because i see how american education is going down the drain. they should be number one in

the world. stuart: you've opened a can of worms there. >> they should be. it's a fact. if you look at where america is rated in the world in education, it's disgraceful. they should be number one. stuart: you see you just segued from as we say in the business from golf, sport, to politics. a political opinion. >> well, that is fact because each associated with my charity education. stuart: got it. >> so that's why i've -- i think i'm qualified to say that. because education to me is the light. when you see what the most highly educated in the world, south korea what they're doing, japan, you've got to have an educated society to be productive. stuart: do you have a special coming up in new york? the new york area? a golf tournament? >> yes, we do. we do. and it's a wonderful place to have it. and we look forward to it. and we do very well there as well. but even in london, the

sophisticated city -- stuart: i'm an american, gary. >> but i'm an south africa but i still raise money in a third world country for homeless people. stuart: would you hang onto a second? i'm going to try to get you into the next block as well. we have to raise money with commercials. by the way, donald trump had nice things to say about gary player. he's going to stay. we'll talk more with him in just a moment. stay there when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include

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. stuart: you can see him right there. gary player, golf legend still with us. now, gary listen to us all what donald trump said about you. roll tape. >> the greatest story to me is gary player. gary player was a golfer. a great golfer. one of the great golfers of all time. and he was they used to say he was diminutive, he was small. he worked harder than any other human being, but he hit it good, he hit it far, great golfer. everybody has heard of gary player from south africa. still a great guy. but i saw him the other day.

he's 80 years old, he's phenomenal. he still looks like he did 20 years ago. but gary player worked hard. and he was first time maybe i've heard it again, but he was the one, the harder i work, the luckier i get. that was gary player. he worked so hard. stuart: he worked so hard. yes, he does, ladies and gentlemen. but are you really 80 years old? >> well, i think my mother and father being from africa might have lost my birth certificate somewhere in the jungle there, but i really feel like i'm 50, but i really appreciate when donald trump said that because this pair of hands, i have been a workaholic and i don't know how you are successful without that. and he is a hard worker and has done very well. but i admire anything -- any politician that is prepared to make sacrifices for their country and work hard. i think that's important. particularly america. i think america is in a slight decline right now, and i think america -- whoever is the leader, has to be tough.

stuart: before we went on the air, i said, you want to get into politics? you said no. no politics. you just jumped right in there, didn't you? >> i'm fascinated -- i listened to speak present in the courtroom coming on. he's got a new book called mojo? i've got to get it. stuart: i've got one right over there. >> i would like you to personally sign it to me. stuart: oh, i can do that. one last one. i love golf, and i think it should be in the olympics because it is an objective sport. >> uh-huh. stuart: how many strokes does it take to get the ball in the hole? there's no judgment. it's not ice skating or. >> political influence on your team. stuart: yes. exactly. >> i mean if it's skating, for example, and you have a lot of judges, somehow i think they're fair, but there could be that little bit of influence. whereas golf, you get the ball in the hole. nobody can have any influence whatsoever. i just hope that golfers

withdrawing will reconsider it and the importance for golf. the game we all love and has done so much for us. stuart: golf tournament at the olympics starts in roughly three months i think it is. >> yes. stuart: are you going to be there? >> i will be in the village for two weeks. in fact, i fly from london to address the olympic team, try to give them a motivated talk, and then i fly back again to go through a parade in which i'm so excited about. stuart: great. report to us from rio if you would. >> okay. stuart: thank you, sir. golf legend. we will have more varney for you in just a moment

. stuart: ladies and gentlemen, i'm afraid that i've been on something of a rant throughout today doesn't show. i was very annoyed that the article in new york times, an interview with president obama who has trashed ronald reagan's economic record of the 1980s. i do apologize if i got a

little hot under the color, and i most certainly did. let me close out this program with some good stuff if i may. show me amazon. that is the stock of the day. that is up $55 a share. 9%. you don't see that with a big name company very often. my time is up. my rant is over. but, neil, it's yours. neil: there you go again. [laughter] that was excellent. come on. come on. good stuff. stuart: thank you. neil: all right. stuart, thank you very much. stuart varney. now, in the meantime we're waiting to hear a big announcement the indiana governor. man, oh, man, we've been reporting none stop the last couple of weeks how everyone is trying to woo him, take him out, say, hey, governor great stuff you have here. but now the indications are he has settled on a candidate, and it is not donald trump, and it is not john kasich. so could that be? ted cruz? yes. he's going to detail it all in a few minutes we are told. how does that compare to